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The Airport Advisory Board agenda for June 24, 2026 includes discussion of a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for Spanish Peaks Airfield, supported by a detailed 2023–2032 project list and funding worksheet. Planned projects include airfield electrical rehab, an airfield lighting backup generator, AWOS replacement, a Teacup Taxiway, pavement crack seal and seal coat, and an SRE building, with an escalated total of about 3423700 for all scheduled projects. The worksheet identifies estimated costs and target years: AWOS replacement around 243100 in 2025, Teacup Taxiway about 1386300 in 2026, an airfield lighting backup generator about 168900 in 2028, pavement crack seal and seal coat about 511500 in 2029, and an SRE building about 656800 in 2030. Funding sources include FAA BIL, CDOT AIP/BIL match, CDOT discretionary, and local contributions, along with noted funding gaps, indicating that the County and airport will be seeking grants and potentially vendors and consultants to deliver these construction and systems projects. Vendors in airport design, construction, electrical and lighting systems, AWOS/weather systems, pavement maintenance, and metal building and SRE facility construction can position to help shape scopes, secure funding, and eventually bid on these projects as they advance from planning to procurement.
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$3,423,700Jun 24, 2026The June 24, 2026 Airport Advisory Board agenda lists a “Turnaround Taxiway Project” under New Business, alongside a CIP exhibit that includes a larger “Teacup Taxiway” project estimated at about 1386300 in 2026. This indicates that the County is actively discussing taxiway geometry improvements, likely to enhance runway access, turnaround safety, and operational efficiency at Spanish Peaks Airfield. There is no evidence yet of an issued RFP or selected contractor, so these taxiway improvements are still in the planning and pre‑design phase, with funding expected from FAA/CDOT programs plus local match. Civil engineering, aviation planning, and construction firms can engage with the Airport Department and Board to help refine alternatives, confirm eligibility under FAA and CDOT programs, and position for upcoming design and construction procurements tied to this taxiway work.
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$1,386,300Jun 24, 2026On June 23, 2026, Huerfano County adopted Resolution 26-30 authorizing a lease-purchase agreement with Holman Capital Corporation to finance a Jail Modernization Project and related equipment up to 770000. The County will execute a lease-purchase, escrow agreement, site lease, and related documents, with Security Bank of Oklahoma serving as escrow agent and assignee of Holman’s rights. This means the primary financing partner for the modernization is locked in, signaling a funded capital upgrade for the law enforcement center and jail. Vendors cannot influence the financing decision, but there will likely be upcoming procurements for design, construction, security systems, furniture, and technology associated with the modernization. Firms in corrections design/build, security systems, building systems, and project management can position for those downstream packages by engaging the County Administrator and facilities/public safety leadership early in the implementation planning.
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$770,000Jun 23, 2026The Spanish Peaks Airfield 2023–2032 CIP lists an “AWOS Replacement” project with a base cost of 229102.20 and an escalated estimate of roughly 243100 scheduled for 2025. The CIP exhibit explicitly tags this as an airfield improvement alongside electrical rehab and new taxiways, implying a planned replacement of the airport’s Automated Weather Observing System. The June 24, 2026 Airport Advisory Board agenda includes AWOS in the CIP materials but does not indicate that an AWOS replacement contract has been awarded, suggesting the procurement may still be in planning or early implementation. Aviation IT and systems vendors, especially AWOS manufacturers, integrators, and maintenance providers, can propose system options, funding strategies under FAA/CDOT programs, and lifecycle support, while integrators can position for installation, networking, and training once the County moves into procurement.
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$243,100Jun 24, 2026The agenda lists "GMS Inc. - Draw #1 (Invoices 1, 2, and 3) Lagoon Decommissioning - $134,783.49," indicating La Veta has an active contract with GMS Inc. for lagoon decommissioning and is processing the first significant payment. This confirms that lagoon closure work is underway with an established incumbent consultant or contractor handling design, oversight, or construction activities. While the primary award decision is already made, this provides intelligence on the firm leading the project and suggests related follow-on needs such as construction services, environmental monitoring, or post-closure improvements. Vendors can look at subcontracting, specialty services, or positioning for future wastewater or site-reuse projects once decommissioning is complete.
Contract Admin
$134,783Jun 16, 2026At its June 23, 2026 meeting, the Board is asked to approve applying for a Family Resource Center Association (FRCA) opioid training grant tied to Colorado Opioid Abatement Council funds administered by the Colorado Department of Early Childhood. FRCA has roughly 212,72 in one-year pass-through funding (about 7,000–10,000 per member center) to train family resource center navigators on SBIRT screening and motivational interviewing for families affected by opioid or substance use disorders, with performance running August 2026 to June 30, 2027. Participation requires staff to attend specific virtual or in-person trainings and to submit regular narrative reports and reimbursement invoices to FRCA. For vendors, this signals that Huerfano County’s Family Resource Center will be expanding evidence-based screening and referral capacity around opioid use, which may drive future needs for training platforms, data collection and reporting tools, counseling partnerships, and program evaluation services, as well as alignment with other behavioral health and harm reduction initiatives in the County.
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