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Brawley authorized staff to prepare a future FLOW Grant application with Imperial Irrigation District, contingent on developers reimbursing all City costs. The grant would fund water or ag‑related infrastructure like the Mansfield Canal undergrounding to unlock development. The City may need grant writers, engineering, environmental, and financial structuring support once a project and developer cost‑share are in place.
Pre-RFP
$7,500,000Jul 7, 2026The City authorized the Manager to prepare a future application to Imperial Irrigation District’s FLOW grant program for water or ag‑related infrastructure, contingent on developer reimbursement agreements. Likely projects include canal undergrounding or similar improvements supporting private development. This sets up a need for grant writing, engineering studies, environmental work, and reimbursement/financing agreements with developers tied to FLOW capital projects.
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$7,500,000Jul 7, 2026As part of the 2027 Annual Fiscal Budget, El Centro Regional Medical Center outlined planned capital projects totaling approximately $18.9 million, subject to available funding. The plan includes seismic compliance work (NPC-4/4D/5 retrofit) estimated at $1.5 million and an Omnicell Medication Management System also estimated at $1.5 million, along with $2 million in general maintenance such as AC replacements and nurse call system upgrades. These capital items are framed as planned projects rather than completed procurements, and the document emphasizes the need to execute and implement capital projects timely and efficiently. This provides a forward-looking view for construction, medical equipment, and facilities vendors around seismic retrofit compliance, automated medication management, and building systems upgrades. A useful next conversation is understanding where each project stands in design and procurement, and how vendors can support scope definition, phasing, and financing within the approved FY 2027 budget and cash flow constraints.
Budget Planning
$18,900,000Jun 29, 2026The City awarded the Library HVAC Replacement Project to R & K Air Conditioning for $127,185, plus a 15% contingency for a total of $146,262.75. Work includes replacing multiple HVAC units, ductwork, and electrical upgrades at the Brawley Public Library, funded by a $611,050 state Building Forward grant. This identifies R & K as the library’s HVAC incumbent and signals possible follow‑on controls, maintenance, and energy‑efficiency work on remaining grant funds.
Contract Award
$146,263Jul 7, 2026Council is ratifying Change Order No. 1 with Knorr Systems International for $1,781.65 to fix additional leaks in the Lions Center pool filter manifolds discovered during startup of a $178,802 rehab contract. The change keeps the project on track to reopen the pool by addressing leaking influent manifolds on three filters. This indicates ongoing investment in aquatics infrastructure and potential needs for future mechanical upgrades, monitoring, and maintenance support.
Contract Admin
$180,584Jul 7, 2026Brawley approved Change Order No. 1 with Knorr Systems International for $1,781.65 to repair leaks in filter manifolds at the Lions Center Pool mechanical room. This is on top of a $178,802 contract awarded March 31, 2026 for major pool mechanical rehabilitation. The work confirms Knorr as the aquatics systems incumbent and suggests ongoing needs for pool equipment maintenance, monitoring, and eventual replacement planning.
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$180,584Jul 7, 2026Explore Imperial County's government projects — free.
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