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Vista Irrigation District reviewed a master plan and alternatives analysis for adding a new Pechstein II Reservoir (up to 10 MG) and then rehabilitating the existing 20 MG Pechstein Reservoir. Planning-level construction costs for the preferred alternative are estimated between $27.0 million and $38.9 million, with detailed design and cost estimating still to come. This is a major multi-year capital project that will need design engineering, environmental review, construction management, and reservoir/pump station construction services.
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$38,900,000Jul 8, 2026The District is advancing the Yerba Valley Annexation Pipeline, including a CFD (2022‑1) and bond funding plan to build an 8" extension and private customer lines. A June 18 special meeting selected Hilltop Securities as underwriter and continued Nossaman LLP as bond and disclosure counsel; the July 7 agenda references meetings with the Yerba Valley group to finalize connection points. With funding and governance in place but construction vendors not yet identified in this document set, pipeline, service line, and related construction services will be procured.
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$2,500,000Jul 7, 2026Within the approved FY27 capital budget, Palomar UCSD Health Authority plans approximately $37M in Epic/IT investments as part of its strategic capital program to support JPA growth and operational improvements. The materials reference Epic explicitly, indicating a significant EHR and enterprise IT investment, but do not yet specify the detailed scope, modules, ancillary systems, infrastructure, or implementation partners. Funding for these Epic/IT projects comes from the broader $185.8M capital program, including bond-financed and strategic funding, and is positioned as a core enabler of efficiency gains and JPA integration. This creates near-term opportunities for EHR optimization partners, third‑party IT vendors, interoperability and cybersecurity solutions, hosting and network upgrades, and training and change management services as the Authority translates the budget line into concrete project plans and procurements.
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$37,000,000Jun 29, 2026Carlsbad plans to purchase up to $43 million in excess liability insurance through the California Insurance Pool Authority for FY 2026-27, not to exceed $1,607,186. This indicates the pool is the selected provider for the coming year, and the council is being asked to approve the spend. Other carriers and brokers can treat this as incumbent intel and plan outreach ahead of future renewals or to offer complementary risk management services.
Contract Award
$1,607,186Jul 7, 2026Carlsbad will renew its excess liability insurance, purchasing up to $43 million in coverage through the California Insurance Pool Authority for FY 2026-27, at a cost not to exceed $1,607,186. Aon brokered the coverage; the period runs July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. This confirms CA Insurance Pool Authority as the liability risk pool and Aon as broker, useful for claims, risk engineering, and future rebids.
Contract Award
$1,607,186Jul 7, 2026The district is approving and ratifying a large package of consultant agreements for 2026-2027, including major renewals of core digital curriculum and assessment platforms: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt GO Math! online access (276,415.60), Teachers’ Curriculum Institute (TCI) online social studies (192,460), Imagine Learning language development solutions (174,000), and Curriculum Associates’ i-Ready and Teacher Toolbox (693,960). These contracts are justified under Public Contract Code 20118.3, which allows purchase of instructional software without bidding, and continue long-standing partnerships that support core math, literacy, language development, and social studies instruction. For vendors, this solidifies these companies as incumbents in key subject areas and clarifies contract sizes and timelines, which is valuable competitive intelligence for future replacement cycles, integration services, or adjacent offerings such as analytics, tutoring, or supplemental tools that interoperate with these platforms.
Contract Award
$1,334,835Jun 30, 2026The district is seeking Board approval to enter into 2026-2027 contracts with a slate of nonpublic schools, nonpublic agencies, and staffing agencies to meet its IDEA-mandated obligation to provide a Free Appropriate Public Education and related services to students with disabilities. Projected expenditures total 3,295,000 for nonpublic schools, 3,600,000 for nonpublic agencies providing behavior and tutoring support, and 2,505,000 for staffing agencies supplying therapists and nurses, for an overall estimated spend of 9,400,000. Vendors listed include schools such as Sierra School of San Diego and The Institute for Effective Education, and agencies such as Verbal Behavior Associates, Club Xcite, Amergis, and multiple therapy staffing firms. Although many of these providers are existing partners, the authorization confirms the district’s heavy and ongoing use of outsourced special education placements and related services, creating ongoing opportunities for specialized providers, therapists, and support services that can meet unmet needs or provide competitive alternatives as student placements change over the year.
Contract Award
$9,400,000Jun 30, 2026VID is executing an intensive harmful algal bloom response at Lake Henshaw, including repeated peroxide-based algaecide treatments, lab testing, and an oxygenation pilot study with nanobubble systems. FY 2026 HAB-related spending is about $960,000 to date against a $1.95 million budget, and staff are updating permits to add a new algaecide and installing power and equipment for the pilot. This points to ongoing consulting, treatment chemical, monitoring, and process optimization needs.
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$1,951,125Jul 8, 2026Carlsbad will execute annual grant agreements with HUD under the Continuum of Care Program to fund existing rapid re-housing and permanent supportive housing programs. The city will also amend and extend a professional services agreement with Community Resource Center for rapid re-housing services in FY 2026-27 for up to $1,317,745. This confirms HUD funding and an incumbent service provider, signaling ongoing need for housing case management, data systems, and related support services.
Grant Funding
$1,317,745Jul 7, 2026Carlsbad received $1,679,846 in FY 2026-27 HUD Continuum of Care grants to continue rapid re-housing and permanent supportive housing programs. The city will amend and extend its contract with Community Resource Center for RRH services through June 30, 2027, for up to $1,317,745, and separately extend PSH services using remaining funds. This sustains a sizable housing services portfolio where partners can support operations, compliance, and wraparound services.
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