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Government Projects in Jackson County

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The city plans major work at the Millsap Road and College Avenue intersection and North Hemlock Avenue, funded in part by a $3.6 million Surface Transportation Block Grant. Council is set to award Bid 26-37 to APAC-Central for $3.57 million plus a $357,000 contingency and approve related budget actions. Contractors and engineering firms should see this as a multi-year corridor improvement with potential follow-on work, traffic technology, and streetscape needs beyond the initial award.

Contract Award
$3,925,811Jul 7, 2026

The Preserve at Stonebridge Interior, a 61.3-acre, 203-unit single-family development in southeast Fayetteville, is proposed to pay a $221,067 park fee-in-lieu instead of dedicating land. Staff recommend accepting the fee due to nearby existing parks, with Board action scheduled July 6, 2026. Once approved, Parks can direct this funding into new or expanded park facilities and trails in the southeast quadrant, creating future work for planners, designers, and park equipment suppliers.

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$221,067Jul 6, 2026

A new 203-lot single-family subdivision, The Preserve at Stonebridge Interior, is moving forward in southeast Fayetteville. Instead of dedicating park land, the developer is expected to pay a $221,067 fee-in-lieu due to proximity to existing parks. This creates a new funding pool for future park and recreation improvements, programming, or amenities in the area, but specific projects and procurements have not yet been defined.

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$221,067Jul 6, 2026

The Prescott Estates 30-acre, 140-unit single-family development in southwest Fayetteville will pay a park land fee-in-lieu of $152,460 instead of dedicating land. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board unanimously supported staff’s recommendation due to proximity to multiple existing parks. This creates a pool of capital the city can direct to future park improvements, amenities, or land acquisition in the area, where consultants, designers, and equipment providers can help shape projects that spend these funds.

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$152,460Jul 6, 2026

The city will construct a new sidewalk along the north side of Mission Boulevard from Libby Lane to Winwood Drive. Council is set to award Bid 26-36 to Milestone Construction for $178,997 plus a $17,000 contingency, recognize $50,000 in cost sharing from a property owners association, and amend the budget. Small civil contractors, materials suppliers, and ADA/streetscape specialists may find subcontracting and follow-on opportunities as the city continues infill sidewalk projects.

Contract Award
$195,997Jul 7, 2026

The city plans additional design and engineering for the Millsap Road & College Avenue Intersection and Hemlock Avenue project. Council will approve Supplemental Agreement #1 with Burns & McDonnell for $93,785 in extra engineering services. Design consultants, specialty subconsultants, and construction support firms can expect ongoing technical work and potential needs for modeling, utilities coordination, and inspection tied to this expanding corridor project.

Contract Award
$93,785Jul 7, 2026

Levi Self Storage LLC proposes a 75,000 sq ft mini storage facility on 7.01 acres at 3264 S School Ave in Fayetteville. The Large Scale Development was tabled in May and is back on the July 1, 2026 technical plat agenda, indicating ongoing design and entitlement work by BATES AND ASSOCIATES. Storage construction, security, access control, site work, paving, and facility management vendors can approach the developer and engineer as plans are refined.

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Fayetteville School District #1 plans to replace a field with synthetic turf at 1529 E Mission Blvd on a 6.73-acre institutional site. MCCLELLAND CONSULTING ENGINEERS submitted a Conceptual Plat on the July 1, 2026 agenda, indicating early design and layout work. Turf manufacturers, sports field contractors, drainage specialists, and maintenance providers can engage the district and engineer before specifications and procurement are set.

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AEP Southwestern Electric Power plans a gravel laydown yard with an associated detention basin on 9.08 acres at 2201 N Gregg Ave in Fayetteville. The Large Scale Development application by BLEW & ASSOCIATES is on the July 1, 2026 technical plat agenda, indicating early site development and utility support planning. Civil contractors, stormwater specialists, fencing, lighting, and yard equipment vendors can pursue the owner and engineer ahead of detailed bid scopes.

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A 15,439 sq ft commercial structure with associated parking is proposed at 3549 W Black Forest Dr in a Residential Planned Zoning District. BLEW & ASSOCIATES submitted the Large Scale Development application, which is on the July 1, 2026 technical plat agenda. General contractors, trades, parking lot, and building systems vendors can target the owner and engineer now while site and building design are being finalized.

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$0Jul 1, 2026

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