Skagit County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The November 1, 2024 white paper recommends replacing the 1975 Fidalgo Pool & Fitness Center with a new 65,000 sq ft facility featuring two pools, a gym, and a fitness classroom, citing aging infrastructure, code deficiencies, and capacity constraints. The conceptual project cost is estimated at 60 million, including design/engineering/permitting, construction, demolition of the existing facility, parking and landscaping, and furnishings/equipment. Land for the new facility is owned or pledged, and the paper outlines an operating model relying on a mix of M&O levy funding and user fees, but no formal design team or builder has been selected and substantial fundraising is still required. This positions the project in an early strategic planning phase where feasibility, site planning, financial modeling, and community outreach are critical. Architecture, engineering, construction, program management, and capital campaign consulting firms can engage with FPFC leadership to refine the concept, develop phasing and cost certainty, and prepare for future bond/levy measures and procurements.
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$60,000,000Jun 29, 2026Skagit County Public Works listed Amendment No. 5 to License and Services Agreement C20200612 with Cyclomedia Technology, Inc. to extend roadway data inventory and asset imagery services, but the item was removed from the consent agenda for later consideration. The proposed amendment would extend the term from November 30, 2026 to one year from complete publication and access to imagery, and increase total compensation by 171,626.40 to 887,018.20. Because the Board pulled the item, the extension and additional spend are not yet approved, suggesting there may be discussion around scope, funding, or alternatives. This is a key pre-RFP signal for vendors in asset management, mobile LiDAR, and roadway imagery, who can engage Public Works to understand any concerns and position as an option if the County re-evaluates or competes these services.
Pre-RFP
$887,018Jun 15, 2026Skagit County Facilities Management approved Amendment No. 3 to its AIA agreement with Copper Mechanical LLC for the Skagit County Physical Barriers Improvement Project at the Community Justice Center. The amendment adjusts the scope of work to reflect a required design change and increases compensation by 1,778 plus taxes, bringing the total to 1,324,475.49 plus taxes, with the project term continuing through July 31, 2026. This indicates that a substantial security and physical infrastructure project is underway at the Justice Center, with Copper Mechanical as the prime contractor. While the main contract is in execution, vendors specializing in security hardware, detention equipment, access control, and commissioning may find opportunities in change orders, integration, or future phases inspired by lessons learned from this project.
Contract Admin
$1,324,475Jun 15, 2026The Mount Vernon City Council is being asked on June 24, 2026 to award a Public Works Contract to Miles Resources, LLC for the 2025 Overlay project, focused on Old Highway 99 from Blackburn Road south to Anderson Road. The project includes grinding and thin overlay of asphalt, replacement of non-compliant curb ramps to meet PROWAG, creation of pedestrian no-crossing zones where appropriate, and restriping including new crosswalk markings and related signage. Design started in 2025, construction will occur in 2026, and the low bid from Miles Resources was 754,295.35, funded with Transportation Benefit District revenues. Although the award decision is effectively made, this provides strong incumbent intelligence and indicates future overlay and pavement preservation work in the corridor and citywide. Vendors in paving, ADA upgrades, traffic control, signing/striping, and construction management can position for subcontracting, inspection, and upcoming overlay packages in the five‑year pavement preservation plan.
Contract Award
$754,295Jun 24, 2026The Burlington City Council is set to award a public works contract to Interwest Construction for the 2026 Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project along S. Pine Street from Rio Vista Avenue to just south of Fairhaven Avenue. The project includes installing about 590 linear feet of 12‑inch PVC sanitary sewer pipe, replacing 600 linear feet of 12‑inch concrete sewer pipe with 12‑inch HDPE pipe via pipe bursting, installing eight new manholes, rehabilitating existing manholes, temporary sewage bypass pumping, and full site restoration, with substantial completion required within 50 working days. Six responsive bids were received on June 16, 2026, ranging from 713713 to 1136548, against an engineer’s estimate of roughly 851512–905000, and staff recommend award to low bidder Interwest Construction for 713713, funded from the Sewer Fund 402. For vendors, this establishes Interwest as the current sewer construction incumbent on a time‑bounded project, creating potential subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, bypass pumping, and inspection/support opportunities as the work proceeds, and informing competitors about pricing levels and scopes likely to recur in future utility replacement phases.
Contract Award
$713,713Jun 25, 2026On June 17, 2026 the Transportation Policy Board adopted Resolution 2026‑09 approving the Move Skagit Transportation Resilience Improvement Plan (TRIP), developed under a $299,623 FHWA PROTECT planning grant with WSP USA, RSG, and M Meyer Consulting as consultants. The TRIP delivers a risk‑based vulnerability assessment for 638 miles of roadway and 266 bridges in Skagit County, identifies the top 20 high‑risk segments, and embeds resilience goals and policies into the regional transportation plan. The plan explicitly calls for multiple follow‑on studies and projects, including corridor‑level resilience studies for Chuckanut Drive, SR 20 Burlington–Anacortes, and I‑5/Pioneer Highway; a countywide evacuation and network redundancy study; development of culvert inventories and culvert‑focused vulnerability analysis; and integration of resilience criteria into project evaluation. These are not yet funded capital projects, making this a pre‑RFP environment where firms with transportation planning, hazard modeling, structures, culverts/drainage, evacuation analysis, and grant support expertise can help SCOG and member agencies scope, fund, and deliver the next wave of PROTECT‑eligible resilience work.
Grant Funding
$449,623Jun 17, 2026City staff seek approval on June 15, 2026 to execute an updated version of Contract #25-136-PRK-003 with CXT, Inc. for a prefabricated Dakota restroom unit at Ben Root Skate Park, in the amount of $188,577.77 including tax. The contract piggybacks on Sourcewell Master Agreement #052725 and Washington State Contract 06025, and was previously approved in April 2026 but is being reauthorized after CXT requested added language on installation requirements and risk allocation. The restroom purchase supports an ongoing capital project that also includes a new parking lot for the heavily used skate park and pump track, with $700,000 in total funding identified. While CXT is the chosen building supplier, the broader project still implies upcoming site work, utilities, and parking lot construction packages where site contractors, electricians, and park amenities vendors could engage, and CXT’s use here signals the City’s preference for modular solutions for future park restrooms.
Contract Award
$188,578Jun 15, 2026The City plans to modify Contract #19-097-TRN-001 with Osborn Consulting (Modification 03) to add $64,810, increasing the design contract to $318,715 and extending it through December 31, 2027. The added scope covers curb bulb-outs, new and relocated ADA ramps, relocated pedestrian push buttons, thermal detection cameras, and associated drainage and utility changes at the signalized Commercial Avenue intersections at 17th, 22nd, and 32nd Streets. These curb extensions are a key part of the Commercial Avenue Safety Improvements capital project and will be incorporated into updated Channelization Plans, Basis of Design, and Maximum Extent Feasible documentation for WSDOT review. While Osborn is the selected designer, this shows the project evolving into a more complex multimodal and signal upgrade, pointing toward a sizable future construction contract for roadway, signal, and ADA work once design and WSDOT approvals are complete.
Contract Admin
$318,715Jun 15, 2026The Skagit County Sheriff’s Office entered into a Personal Services Agreement with Breakthrough Psychology, PLLC to develop and implement a comprehensive mental health wellness program for the Sheriff’s Office. The agreement is for one year from execution, with compensation not to exceed 108,000 including taxes, based on a fee schedule. This contract establishes Breakthrough Psychology as the lead provider for law enforcement wellness programming over the next year. Vendors offering complementary services such as peer support training, wellness app platforms, or program evaluation can position themselves to augment this initiative and prepare for potential renewals, expansion to other departments, or future RFPs when the County reviews program outcomes.
Contract Award
$108,000Jun 15, 2026The Anacortes City Council is being asked on June 1, 2026 to authorize a contract with Raw Land Construction LLC for the 2026 Satterlee Road Waterline Replacement project. The work covers installation of about 615 linear feet of 6-inch C909 PVC water main, installation of a city‑supplied fire hydrant assembly, service renewals, asphalt restoration, and associated water system tie‑ins along Satterlee Road as an initial phase of corridor improvements tied to the Similk Estuary Restoration and future bridge reconstruction. The contract is a firm fixed price of 149,338.92, with all work to be completed within 120 calendar days of the Notice to Proceed and performance/payment bonds and prevailing wage compliance required. Although the prime has been selected, this award gives vendors intelligence on the city’s planned future water main and bridge‑supporting utility work in the Satterlee corridor, creating potential follow‑on opportunities for design, construction, traffic control, materials supply, and specialized utility services that may be needed for the larger estuary and bridge projects.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Skagit County, Washington
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Town of Lyman
City419 pop.
Town of La Conner
City982 pop.
Town of Hamilton
City295 pop.
Town of Concrete
City787 pop.
Skagit County
County132,736 pop.
City of Sedro-woolley
City12,940 pop.
City of Mount Vernon
City35,259 pop.
City of Burlington
City10,358 pop.
City of Anacortes
City18,012 pop.
Balance of Skagit County
City52,365 pop.
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