Linn County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Linn County
23 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Sweet Home SD is moving from long-range facility planning into design for a newly approved bond project. Staff recommend negotiating a professional services agreement with GLAS Architects for architecture, engineering, and related consulting, based on a previously issued LRFP RFP that allowed follow-on work. GLAS has proposed a $2.76 million scope covering full design and engineering, and the board is asked on July 13, 2026 to authorize negotiations and limited planning work. Facility design, engineering, and project management vendors can still influence programming details, phasing, and potential subconsulting or specialty scopes tied to this large capital program.
Pre-RFP
$2,755,420Jul 13, 2026The board is asked on July 1, 2026 to approve a contract with Eagle Mountain Construction up to $5,750,000 for structural roof repairs, HVAC replacement, and safety work at the Osborn Aquatic Center so it can reopen. Bids were competitively solicited, and Eagle Mountain submitted the apparent low bid of $5,212,000. There is still a $1.2 million funding gap, and staff are running a capital fundraising campaign and pursuing grants, with a plan to cancel and later re-bid the pool liner and HVAC units if funds are not in place by May 2027. This creates future opportunities for design, construction, building systems, and fundraising/grant support vendors tied to follow-on work and potential re-bids.
Contract Award
$5,750,000Jul 1, 2026The district is seeking board authorization to contract with Eagle Mountain Construction for structural roof repairs, HVAC replacement, and safety upgrades at the Osborn Aquatic Center, closed since a 2024 roof failure. The bid from Eagle Mountain is $5,212,000, with a contract cap of $5,750,000, but there is still a $1.2 million funding gap. The district will continue capital fundraising and grant applications, and may defer and later re-bid the pool liner and HVAC portions if funds are not secured by May 2027, creating future work and follow-on scopes.
Contract Award
$5,750,000Jul 1, 2026Corvallis School District is authorizing the Director of Finance to bind all 2026-27 insurance coverage, including property, liability, workers comp, cyber, flood, medical malpractice, equipment breakdown, and excess SAM liability. Quotes have been secured by the district’s agent of record, Brown and Brown, with property-related coverages expected up to $1,311,000 and SAIF workers comp at $288,000. The not-to-exceed total for 2026-27 insurance is $1,600,000, signaling established incumbents but sizable ongoing risk and coverage needs that may shape future renewals or supplemental services.
Contract Award
$1,600,000Jun 18, 2026On May 14, 2026, Lebanon Community School District’s Board approved a design‑build contract with New Certified Systems for a multi‑site fire alarm panel replacement project. Four proposals were reviewed and New Certified Systems received the highest evaluation score; they also installed the fire alarm system at Seven Oak Middle School. The total project is currently projected between approximately 1600000 and 2200000, with each school site to be bid and priced individually under the design‑build arrangement. The Board emphasized that maintaining functional, code‑compliant fire alarm systems is essential because schools cannot operate without approved systems, and discussed standardizing systems and parts availability. Although the primary vendor has been selected, the phased, site‑by‑site nature of the work and potential scope adjustments create room for follow‑on work such as integration with security systems, monitoring, training, and future expansions.
Contract Award
$2,200,000Jun 11, 2026The Roadmaster recommended, and the Board approved, awarding the Cox Creek (Waverly) Drive Bridge project in Millersburg to Legacy Construction for $2,441,679.20. This capital project is moving into construction under a decided prime contractor. While the main award is set, the project signals upcoming needs for materials, subcontracting, traffic control, inspection, and potential follow‑on road and bridge work in the area.
Contract Award
$2,441,679May 19, 2026The Parks Department recommended and the Board approved a bid award to Jesse Rodriguez Construction for the USDA Forest Service Whispering Falls Campground Pavement Rehabilitation project. The contract value is about $1.66 million, indicating a significant civil construction effort at the campground. With a contractor selected, opportunities shift to subs, materials suppliers, and vendors offering construction support, inspection, or future park infrastructure upgrades.
Contract Award
$1,660,523May 5, 2026The Board approved awarding the North River Drive Improvement Project to North Santiam Paving Co. for $2,247,650. This locks in the prime contractor for a major road improvement effort in Linn County. Construction suppliers, traffic control providers, and engineering or inspection firms may find follow-on opportunities for materials, rentals, and specialized services during the project.
Contract Award
$2,247,650Apr 28, 2026The Board approved awarding the North River Drive Public Access Improvement Project to North Santiam Paving Co. for $992,058 after the apparent low bidder, RiverBend Construction, was disqualified. This selects the contractor for public access upgrades along North River Drive. Vendors in signage, striping, guardrails, and site amenities can approach North Santiam Paving and the Road Department for subcontracting and supply opportunities.
Contract Award
$992,058Apr 28, 2026On May 14, 2026, the Board approved using an alternative contracting method for the Seven Oak Seismic Grant project, allowing the district to prequalify four contractors through a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) and then invite bids. One contractor, GBC, has already been identified, and three additional contractors will be prequalified before competitive bidding, with the lowest bidder to receive the construction award. The project is supported by a 2490000 seismic grant and may include additional work such as restroom and roof improvements as bid alternates if grant funds allow. HMK is assisting with project alternatives and value engineering to maximize the grant, and designers and engineers are reviewing scope and cost‑saving options. This creates an active procurement environment where qualified contractors, engineering firms, and project controls vendors can engage around prequalification, bidding, or value‑engineering services tied to the grant‑funded seismic upgrades.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Linn County, Oregon
17 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Waterloo
City223 pop.
Linn County
County132,474 pop.
City of Tangent
City1,247 pop.
City of Sweet Home
City10,206 pop.
City of Sodaville
City369 pop.
City of Scio
City961 pop.
City of Millersburg
City3,311 pop.
City of Mill
City1,643 pop.
City of Lyons
City1,207 pop.
City of Lebanon
City19,726 pop.
City of Idanha City
City72 pop.
City of Harrisburg
City3,701 pop.
City of Halsey
City951 pop.
City of Gates City
City48 pop.
City of Brownsville
City1,849 pop.
City of Albany City
City47,734 pop.
Balance of Linn County
City38,248 pop.
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