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Staff presented a 2026 housing production update summarizing recent projects, incentives, and new grants, including a $2 million federal award for Fernwood Village and a DLCD grant for a Housing Capacity Analysis due by end of 2027. Lincoln City is prioritizing income-qualified and missing-middle housing, using tools like SDC deferrals, land partnerships, and 0% URA loans. This signals ongoing need for developers, housing nonprofits, planners, finance advisors, and engineering/design teams to deliver new multi-unit projects on City or surplus land.
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$2,000,000Jul 7, 2026The Commercial Marina budget includes replacing a Toyota forklift via a lease arrangement, as current units near their 10,000‑hour service life limit. Finance and equipment lines show interest cost and capital budgets aligned with this change. Forklift vendors offering marine-appropriate models and lease financing can target this as an upcoming replacement opportunity.
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$2,595,000Jun 23, 2026OCCC leadership is prioritizing how to use remaining bond funds for final projects, including commons and kitchen/bookstore renovations, library and lab upgrades, and lactation rooms at Central Campus and North Center. Conceptual designs and a $5.1M initial cost estimate are in hand, and leadership will choose which projects advance to final design and construction, to be completed by summer 2027. Design and construction firms, FF&E providers, and IT/AV vendors have a near‑term window to shape scope, standards, and phasing before procurements are set.
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$5,100,000Jun 15, 2026The board is set to approve a $14,743,681 amendment to the Lease Crutcher Lewis contract for Phase 3 guaranteed maximum price work, tied to OCATT and broader campus renovations. This confirms funding and scope for a major facilities and trades education build‑out. Construction, specialty trades, FF&E, low‑voltage, and technology vendors should track this phase for subcontracting, change orders, and fit‑out needs as the project moves forward.
Contract Award
$14,743,681Jun 24, 2026The board approved a $14,743,681 amendment to the Lease Crutcher Lewis contract for Phase 3 guaranteed maximum price construction work at Oregon Coast Community College. This confirms Lease Crutcher Lewis as the construction manager/general contractor for the next phase of facilities expansion or renovation. Construction, design, FF&E, and technology vendors should track this project for subcontracting, fit-out, and future support opportunities tied to this large capital buildout.
Contract Award
$14,743,681Jun 24, 2026The college is finalizing the Guaranteed Maximum Price for OCATT Phase 3 utilities and interior finishes, with a not‑to‑exceed value of $14,743,681 and total OCATT construction held just under $25M. Board approval of the Phase 3 construction cost is scheduled for the June 2026 Board of Education meeting. The build is planned for equipment move‑in by June 1, 2027, creating future needs for specialized lab equipment, furnishings, IT/AV, and commissioning services once the building package is set.
Contract Award
$14,743,681Jun 15, 2026Otter Rock Water District reports that design for a FEMA-funded infrastructure project is underway and should be nearly complete by the end of FY 2025-2026. For FY 2026-2027, the capital outlay budget jumps to about $4.47 million as the project moves into the construction phase, backed by FEMA grants and a Business Oregon loan. The district must cover a 10% local match and front construction costs before FEMA reimbursement, and is actively seeking additional grant and bridge financing, creating room for engineering, construction, and financial advisory vendors to support delivery and cash-flow management.
Grant Funding
$4,473,979Jun 25, 2026The Grants Office finalized FY26 documentation for a $1 million OCATT equipment-only award through federal CDS/USDA Rural Development. The funds will be used across major equipment categories for the OCATT building rather than tied to construction costs. This sets up substantial purchasing of specialized training and lab equipment, where vendors of technical, maritime, and industrial training gear can engage as the college prioritizes and specs purchases.
Grant Funding
$1,000,000Jun 24, 2026The Agency awarded the 4200 N Highway 101 Improvement Project construction bid to K&E Excavating for $596,648, plus a 15 percent contingency for a total of $686,145.20. Work covers road and related improvements in the Roads End Villages area and is moving into construction under this contract. Subcontractors, materials suppliers, and firms offering inspection or construction support can target K&E and City engineering for follow-on roles or future phases.
Contract Award
$686,145May 11, 2026The Port has contracted with West Coast Contractors for repairs to the NOAA MOC-P pier following a fire, with work to begin after July 1, 2026. FEMA/NOAA funding will fully reimburse an estimated sub‑$500,000 cost, and a supplemental NOAA budget and hearing are being prepared. This is a decided construction project, but marine contractors, engineers, and specialty subs can monitor for change orders, follow‑on resilience upgrades, and future NOAA pier maintenance opportunities.
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