Island County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Island County
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Scatchet Head Water District approved multiple resolutions on May 19, 2026 to finalize financing for its system upgrade and restructure debt. Resolution 2026-7 authorized a water revenue bond, Resolution 2026-8 approved a USDA loan resolution, and Resolution 2026-9 authorized payoff of a large Heritage Bank loan totaling 2528767.68, with related closing and certification documents prepared by law firm Foster Garvey. This indicates the district has secured long-term USDA financing and is retiring prior bank debt, freeing future cash flow for operations and capital work. Vendors focused on financial advisory, debt compliance, utility rate and cost-of-service studies, and long-range capital planning can help the district manage bond covenants, plan for future capital projects, and optimize rates as principal and interest payments affect its balance. There may also be needs around ongoing reporting to USDA and state entities, and financial systems or consulting to track obligations and support future borrowing or grant applications.
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$2,528,768May 19, 2026Island County Facilities has executed a lease with Calm Harbor, LLC for office space for the Office of Public Defender at 402 N. Main Street, Coupeville, with a two‑year term beginning 6/23/2026 at 8924.67 per month. The lease award itself is decided, and Calm Harbor is the landlord providing the space. With this new leased facility, the county will likely need space planning, tenant improvements, furniture, low‑voltage/IT cabling, security, and ongoing facility services to make the office fully operational. Vendors in interior build‑out, office systems, access control, and maintenance can position for follow‑on work with the Facilities department and the Public Defender’s office as they occupy and fit out the space. Conversations should focus on their move-in timeline, required improvements, and any compliance or security standards unique to public defense operations.
Contract Award
$214,192Jun 23, 2026Island County extended Lease No. 2 with 3 Sisters Cattle Company, LLC for use of Parcel No. R13215-066-4630 for agricultural crops including grass, hay, grain, and corn, with a term from 6/23/2026 to 6/23/2036 and total amount 2622.20. This is a long‑term extension enabling continued agricultural use of county-owned land. While the lease-holder is set, the long horizon suggests ongoing needs for farm infrastructure, irrigation, soil conservation, and potentially ag-related environmental services on or adjacent to county property. Vendors focusing on agricultural infrastructure, conservation planning, and drainage or access improvements could explore whether the County or tenant anticipates capital improvements over the 10‑year term. Engaging Facilities and Public Works about any planned upgrades to support this lease may reveal project opportunities.
Contract Award
$2,622Jun 23, 2026Camano Island Fire & Rescue approved a professional services contract with Berk Associates, later amended to an amount not to exceed 106,000, to update its capital funding strategy and facilities analysis. Chief Allen noted it has been 20 years since the last facilities analysis, and this study will evaluate whether current fire stations and facilities are properly located to support growth, paired with a long‑range financial planning analysis for capital facilities. The contract includes a workshop with the full Board in lieu of a now‑inactive facilities committee, indicating an ongoing, collaborative planning process. This decision signals that the district is preparing for future capital projects such as station upgrades, new facilities, or major renovations, with findings likely shaping multi‑year construction, equipment, and financing needs.
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