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Government Projects in Fresno County
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Firebaugh accepted completion of the Q Street and 15th Street Storm Drain Improvements, a CDBG-funded project with United Pavement Maintenance as contractor. Final cost was about $2.25 million after eight change orders, and the city will file a Notice of Completion and release $112,466 in retention after 35 days. This establishes United as the incumbent on storm drainage work and signals the city’s experience delivering large CDBG infrastructure, which could lead to additional drainage, street, and utility projects.
Contract Admin
$2,249,322Jul 6, 2026Contract EF-42 will be awarded to Haydon Construction, Inc. for $789,154 to complete basin pump stands, relief piping, and a canal turnout structure tied to the Herndon Canal. The low bid came in 28.3% above the $615,000 estimate, with the District covering the $174,154 overage from savings on other contracts, and PPDA funds supplying $270,000. This establishes Haydon as prime on a complex hydraulic project, indicating potential needs for specialty concrete, pump equipment, flow meters, and future similar work.
Contract Award
$789,154Jul 8, 2026The Board adopted a resolution delegating signature authority and conditionally authorizing the Director of Public Works and Planning to execute an Affordable Housing Agreement and related loan documents for the Selma Heritage Project with Selma Elderly L.P., developed by Self-Help Enterprises with tax credit investors. The County will provide a 2000000 interest-bearing loan to support preservation, rehabilitation, and operation of a 24-unit senior rental housing facility in the City of Selma (currently Selma Elderly, to be renamed Selma Heritage), with a 15-year affordability restriction for 11 units and a maximum 55-year repayment term. This sets the framework for substantial rehabilitation work at an existing senior housing property. Construction, architecture, accessibility, building systems, and property management technology vendors can engage Self-Help Enterprises and Selma Elderly L.P. as the project moves from financing approval into planning and execution of the rehabilitation scope.
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$2,000,000Jun 30, 2026The Board adopted a resolution delegating signature authority and conditionally authorizing the Director of Public Works and Planning to execute an Affordable Housing Agreement and associated loan documents for the Reedley Heritage Project with Reedley Elderly L.P., developed by Self-Help Enterprises with tax credit investors. County funding of 2000000 will support preservation, rehabilitation, and operation of a 23-unit senior rental housing facility in the City of Reedley (currently Reedley Elderly, to be renamed Reedley Heritage), with a 15-year affordability restriction for 11 units and a maximum 55-year repayment term for an interest-bearing loan. This commitment locks in local financing for a long-term affordable senior housing rehab project. Vendors in design and construction, accessibility upgrades, energy efficiency retrofits, and property management systems can pursue opportunities with Self-Help Enterprises and the ownership entity as the rehabilitation scope is finalized and implemented over the coming years.
Grant Funding
$2,000,000Jun 30, 2026The Department of Behavioral Health seeks approval of Amendment No. 3 to Participation Agreement 22‑270 with the California Mental Health Services Authority (CalMHSA). The amendment revises the budget, adds prescriber subscriptions, and extends specific Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement Analytics Program offerings, with no change to the overall term (July 1, 2022–March 18, 2029) or total compensation cap of 10806504. This keeps CalMHSA as the County’s primary provider for mental health QA/QI analytics and related services, while expanding utilization. Vendors in health analytics, EHR integration, and clinical decision support can use this as intelligence on current systems and explore integration, training, and complementary tooling around the CalMHSA platform during the multi‑year term.
Contract Admin
$10,806,504Jun 30, 2026The District is awarding Contract BK-15 to JT2, Inc. DBA Todd Companies for $760,273 to build new storm drain pipelines and basin connections serving Kings Canyon Road between Clovis and Sunnyside. Funding of $905,000 is in the 2026-27 budget, including a $15,000 PPDA trust transfer, and nine bids were received. This locks in the prime contractor but signals upcoming construction, traffic control, and materials needs where subs and suppliers can still engage Todd Companies or the District on support work.
Contract Award
$760,273Jul 8, 2026The Fresno County Board approved a sole source agreement for the District Attorney to license the Closure Intelligence Platform, including implementation, configuration, training, support, and the ability to purchase additional subscription allotments. The contract runs from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2030, with a three-year base term, one optional one-year extension, and a not-to-exceed value of 680000. This decision confirms Closure Intelligence, Inc. as the incumbent provider of this specialized platform under an exception to competitive bidding. Vendors in adjacent digital evidence, analytics, or integration services can position around data integration, add-on modules, and support for the DA’s broader technology stack, as well as monitor for future renewal or potential expansion of scope during the contract term.
Contract Award
$680,000Jun 30, 2026The Board approved a retroactive agreement with RH Community Builders to provide comprehensive homeless services from street outreach through rapid rehousing. The contract is effective June 22, 2026, through June 30, 2027, with a total not-to-exceed amount of 550000 under a suspended competitive process due to unusual or extraordinary circumstances. This establishes RH Community Builders as an incumbent homelessness services partner for Fresno County during this period. Vendors offering case management platforms, shelter operations support, behavioral health integration, or housing navigation tools may find opportunities for partnering with RH Community Builders or proposing complementary services to the County for future phases or when the contract term nears its end.
Contract Award
$550,000Jun 30, 2026The Board is being asked to approve a retroactive sole‑source agreement with RH Community Builders to provide comprehensive homeless services from street outreach to rapid rehousing. The contract runs from June 22, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with a maximum of 550000, justified under Administrative Policy 34 as a suspension of competition due to RHCB’s unique qualifications and immediate readiness. This makes RH Community Builders a key homeless services provider for the County over at least a one‑year period. Other service providers and partners can position around complementary services (e.g., behavioral health supports, employment services, landlord engagement, data/evaluation) and monitor for rebid or renewal opportunities when this agreement nears its June 2027 end date.
Contract Award
$550,000Jun 30, 2026The Board approved an agreement with Generational Changes, Inc. to provide mental health assessments for employability. The contract is effective July 1, 2026, for up to five consecutive years, consisting of a two-year base term and three optional one-year extensions, with a total not-to-exceed amount of 450000. This positions Generational Changes, Inc. as the County’s primary vendor for mental health-based employability evaluations, likely in support of social services or workforce programs. Behavioral health and vocational services providers, as well as assessment technology vendors, can use this as incumbent intelligence and explore complementary offerings or future bid positioning as the base term approaches expiration.
Contract Award
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Fresno County
County1,024,125 pop.
City of Selma
City24,467 pop.
City of Sanger
City26,343 pop.
City of San Joaquin
City3,679 pop.
City of Reedley
City25,958 pop.
City of Parlier
City14,426 pop.
City of Orange Cove
City9,497 pop.
City of Mendota
City12,530 pop.
City of Kingsburg
City13,013 pop.
City of Kerman
City17,238 pop.
City of Huron
City6,377 pop.
City of Fresno
City545,716 pop.
City of Fowler
City7,274 pop.
City of Firebaugh
City8,547 pop.
City of Coalinga
City17,369 pop.
City of Clovis
City125,826 pop.
Balance of Fresno County
City158,902 pop.
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