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The IDB issued a support letter to the City Electric Director for a 2026 Appalachian Regional Commission POWER grant request of $2M toward a new 40MW substation on Self-Sufficiency Parcel 2. The substation will serve expected power demand for a new Orano USA development and is estimated at about $10M total cost. With design, procurement, and grant application still in play, this is a prime planning-stage opportunity for utilities engineers, EPCs, and grid technology vendors to engage with the City and Orano team.
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$10,000,000Jul 6, 2026The IDB’s FY 2026-27 budget narrative describes the Mall Redevelopment Project, where a PILOT agreement (through 2033) supports reinvestment in the city’s highest-value retail site on James Campbell Parkway. In December 2025, Highland Capital acquired the mall from Hull Properties, with PILOT rights transferring to the new owner. Retail Strategies has been assisting Highland in identifying prospects for a redeveloped exterior mall and new/existing structures, and the IDB budgets 30000 annually for ongoing retail recruitment. While no specific construction or professional services procurement is detailed yet, the combination of a new private owner, long-term incentives, and active recruitment indicates a live pipeline of design, construction, and redevelopment work around the mall site over the next several years.
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$6,000,000Jun 23, 2026The Board approved a $2,477,765 contract with Stansell Electric for construction of Phase III Traffic Signalization Improvements, funded by a CMAQ grant. A separate $114,929 amendment with Corradino covers construction engineering inspection services. The main construction and CEI vendors are set, but signal, ITS, and mobility firms can look for subcontracting, integration, and future maintenance or expansion work as the project moves into delivery.
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$2,592,694Jul 9, 2026Kingston is considering acceptance of a $1,037,200 bid from Skilled Services Quality Construction, LLC for ARC Ladd Landing parking improvements. The scope covers base parking work plus replacing the existing concrete boat ramp and related allowances. The award is recommended by Ardurra and is contingent on council and funding agency approval, with next steps including contract execution, bonds, insurance, and a preconstruction conference. Construction, materials, and marine equipment vendors may still influence subcontracting and supply packages.
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$1,037,200Jul 7, 2026Tracy is awarding a $1,675,535 construction contract to GCJ Incorporated for a backup emergency generator at the city transit station (CIP 77592). The council will also set a total project budget of $2,095,067, using Transportation Development Act and SB1 State of Good Repair funds, and authorize $167,600 in change-order contingency. Electrical, civil, and backup power vendors may see follow-on work for integration, commissioning, and future generator or resiliency projects.
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$2,095,067Jul 7, 2026Olympus Development plans a $70M, 336‑unit multifamily complex on 23 acres off Centennial Bluff Blvd, supported by a 10‑year, 30% property tax abatement approved by City Council and the IDB. The IDB adopted a PILOT lease resolution and will own and lease the project back to the developer. Core incentives are decided, but the scale of the project signals upcoming demand for design, construction, utilities, connectivity, security, and property management services as the developer builds out the site.
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$70,000,000Jul 6, 2026Metro's Office of Homeless Services is appropriating $1,718,603 to Depaul USA, Inc., and approving an amendment to its grant contract, for property management, on-site support, and case management at Strobel House Permanent Supportive Housing. This solidifies Depaul as the operating partner for Strobel House services. Housing and human services technology vendors can pursue Depaul and Metro as prospects for case management platforms, HMIS integration, and on-site support tools.
Contract Award
$1,718,603Jul 3, 2026A purchase order of $3,058,598.34 will go to Badger Meter Incorporated for water meter registers at MLGW. This continues or expands the utilitys water metering infrastructure, likely in support of AMI or automated reading. While Badger is the hardware provider, there is room for integrators, deployment contractors, and data/analytics vendors to support rollout and long-term operations.
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$3,058,598Jun 23, 2026In May 2026 the Board approved SSR Task Order 24-41-009 Amendment No. 2 for $270,587 to design and support construction of a new Microclor on-site hypochlorite generation system at the Stones River WTP. The existing OSHG system from 2008 has reached the end of its 15‑year useful life, and the replacement construction is estimated at $2,229,000, funded from working capital reserves. This defines the upcoming disinfection replacement project, with SSR and Microclor identified but construction contracting still ahead, creating a future opportunity for electrical/mechanical contractors and equipment integrators.
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$2,229,000Jun 23, 2026Memphis Light, Gas and Water is increasing funding and extending its high-volume electric outage call management contract with Message Broadcast, LLC. The change adds $1,503,125 and pushes the term to September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2029. This confirms Message Broadcast as the outage hotline platform for three more years, signaling opportunities around integrations, IVR improvements, analytics, and customer communications tools that must work with this system.
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Government Agencies in Tennessee, Tennessee
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Town of Woodbury
City2,849 pop.
Town of Winfield
City1,004 pop.
Town of Whiteville
City4,561 pop.
Town of White Pine
City2,571 pop.
Town of White Bluff
City4,161 pop.
Town of Westmoreland
City2,784 pop.
Town of Wartrace
City666 pop.
Town of Walden
City1,979 pop.
Town of Vonore
City1,666 pop.
Town of Viola
City110 pop.
Town of Vanleer
City582 pop.
Town of Unicoi
City3,818 pop.
Town of Troy
City1,417 pop.
Town of Trimble
City535 pop.
Town of Trezevant
City806 pop.
Town of Toone
City269 pop.
Town of Tiptonville
City3,437 pop.
Town of Thompson's Station
City8,580 pop.
Town of Tennessee Ridge
City1,345 pop.
Town of Tellico Plains
City777 pop.
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