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Government Projects in Louisiana
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The council debated CDBG-DR funding for the Finding Our Roots African American Museum project at 7928 Main Street. They set deadlines of July 31 and August 14, 2026, for the museum to submit an acceptable business plan, commit to a $2.5 million budget, and execute a subrecipient agreement, or else reallocate all funds to other CDBG-DR projects, such as Resiliency Centers. Consulting, architecture, and cultural facility specialists could assist the museum or parish in rapidly shaping a viable plan, or position for alternative CDBG-DR projects if this one fails.
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$2,500,000Jun 24, 2026New Orleans OED is asking Council to approve a 40‑year PILOT tax incentive for the $100 million Rivana Apartments mixed-use project in the River District. The development includes 220 affordable/workforce units and 18,000 sq ft of commercial space, with construction slated through June 2028 and an incentive period into the 2060s. Council review and action are pending, which creates a window for advisors in tax incentives, housing finance, and compliance services to engage with City and developer stakeholders.
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$100,000,000Jun 1, 2026The council approved Resolution 2026-14 authorizing issuance of up to $55,000,000 in taxable municipal natural gas system revenue bonds. Funds are for gas system improvements including construction, overlay, striping, and related work on streets such as St. Mary Street, Brennan, Cameron, and Dulles. The main financing decision is made, but engineering, construction, materials, and project management contracts will be needed as projects are defined and bid under this bond program.
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$55,000,000Jun 4, 2026The council authorized the mayor to sign documents to award the PHMSA FY 2023 Round B project to Feliciana Welders for $2,970,000, pending legal review. This indicates a major capital project, likely related to pipeline or gas system work under PHMSA funding, is moving into contract execution. Contractors, subs, and service providers can target follow-on work such as materials supply, inspections, safety, and construction support once scope and schedule are finalized.
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$2,970,000May 26, 2026The council authorized the mayor to sign documents to award the PHMSA FY 2023 Round 2A project to Southern Underground of Louisiana, LLC for $2,074,187, pending legal review. This appears to be a pipeline safety or gas system infrastructure project funded under a PHMSA grant round. The main construction award is decided, but there may be needs around materials, inspection, safety equipment, and post-construction support as the project moves forward.
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$2,074,187May 11, 2026New Orleans is advancing the Rivana Apartments project, a 242,000 SF affordable and workforce housing building in the River District at 1480 Tchoupitoulas Street. The Office of Economic Development recommends approval of a 40-year PILOT, backing a $105 million subsidized capital stack that includes LIHTC equity, CDBG funds, bond-funded infrastructure, and bank financing. Construction is projected for August 2026 through June 2028, creating 220 income-restricted units plus ground-floor retail. This creates near-term needs for design, construction, infrastructure, and long-term property operations around a large, grant-backed mixed-use site.
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$105,000,000Jun 23, 2026Thibodaux approved Amendment #5 to its professional services agreement with DDG for the Canal Boulevard Bridge Replacement Project, adding $17,500 for additional traffic analysis by subconsultant Neel-Schaffer, for a total engineering fee of $990,736.02. The added study will evaluate anticipated traffic delays during bridge replacement. This confirms the bridge project is in advanced design with complex traffic management needs, creating future opportunities for construction, public engagement, and traffic control solutions when the city moves into the build phase.
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$990,736Jun 16, 2026The City of Westlake held a special council meeting on June 25, 2026 to consider bids for the Landry Road Extension Project. Four contractors submitted base bids ranging from approximately 716,000 to 824,000 dollars, and Resolution No. 3812 authorizes awarding the project to Siema Construction, LLC as the apparent low bidder at 716,749.55 dollars. The resolution also authorizes Mayor Hal McMillin to execute all related documents, indicating the road extension project is moving from procurement into contract execution. For vendors, this confirms Siema as the prime contractor and signals an active roadway construction project that may generate needs for materials supply, traffic control, testing, inspection, and related professional services. It also provides a benchmark value and participant list useful for tracking future Westlake transportation/capital projects and potential follow-on work in the same corridor.
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$716,749Jun 25, 2026The city approved Change Order No. 2 with Next Generation Sports Surfaces, LLC for the Miracle League Field at Peltier Park, extending the contract time by nine days to June 25, 2026, with no change to the $646,482 contract value. This indicates the inclusive sports field project is nearing completion but still under active construction. Vendors offering playground, lighting, accessibility amenities, or ongoing maintenance services can target follow-on needs once the field opens.
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$646,482Jun 16, 2026Thibodaux approved Change Order No. 1 with M-Trak, LLC for the 2025 City Road Improvement Project to adjust final quantities and add Alternate No. 1 (Iris Street), increasing the contract by $78,644 to a final value of $581,562. This indicates additional paving work and a larger scope than originally planned. Vendors in materials supply, traffic control, striping, and inspection services can look for subcontracting or future resurfacing work as the city continues expanding its road program.
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Government Agencies in Louisiana, Louisiana
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Wilson Village
City355 pop.
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City321 pop.
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City402 pop.
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City1,609 pop.
Town of Woodworth
City1,730 pop.
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City748 pop.
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City1,616 pop.
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City3,289 pop.
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City487 pop.
Town of Washington
City722 pop.
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City6,394 pop.
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City2,942 pop.
Town of Vinton
City3,103 pop.
Town of Vienna
City468 pop.
Town of Vidalia
City3,837 pop.
Town of Urania
City695 pop.
Town of Tullos
City305 pop.
Town of Sunset
City3,088 pop.
Town of Stonewall
City2,535 pop.
Town of Sterlington
City2,365 pop.
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