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The City of Ypsilanti’s Water Street Ad Hoc Benefits Committee and City Council are finalizing a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to select qualified developer(s) for a 38‑acre, city‑owned brownfield site at 20 E. Michigan Avenue. The draft RFQ (dated 09/22/2025) lays out expectations for mixed‑use brownfield redevelopment, phased or full‑site development, use of Central (C) zoning/PUD, and alignment with the 2021 Master Plan and a community‑defined benefits framework. The RFQ includes a detailed anticipated schedule targeting an August 2026 release, an optional pre‑proposal meeting and site walkthrough, a September 25, 2026 submittal deadline, and an evaluation process led by a Community Benefits Committee, staff, and consultants before a Council selection. The document also specifies developer responsibilities for project management, financing, brownfield incentive use, and community engagement, plus outlines available support including a portion of a $3M HUD CPF grant for soft costs (environmental, planning, architectural, engineering, legal, etc.). This is a live pre‑solicitation signal for developers, brownfield advisors, designers, and financing partners to prepare teams, concepts, and data rooms ahead of RFQ issuance and the formal competition in late 2026.
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$3,000,000Jun 23, 2026The City of Ann Arbor Council agenda includes a resolution to approve a Master Services and Purchasing Agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for police technology consolidation, drones, and related hardware and software services totaling approximately 2967419.69. This indicates the city is moving to standardize and modernize its public safety technology stack around Axon’s platform, covering multiple tools and services under a single agreement. For vendors, this confirms Axon as the primary incumbent for police tech, body-cam-style solutions, and UAS/drones, shaping future integration, data management, training, and policy work. Adjacent opportunities may include integration with CAD/RMS, cloud storage optimization, analytics, cybersecurity, training, and policy consulting around drone operations and digital evidence management.
Contract Award
$2,967,419Jul 6, 2026Ann Arbor’s Fleet & Facilities Services is bringing forward multiple consent items to purchase vehicles and heavy equipment via cooperative contracts: three trucks from National Auto Fleet Group (164326.02), a Bobcat with attachments from Diuble Equipment (91477.06), a John Deere backhoe with attachments from AIS Construction Equipment (184332.39), a jetting/vacuum truck from Fredrickson Supply (662395.74), two automated front‑load refuse trucks on Autocar chassis from Fredrickson Supply (896350.80), and a tow‑behind woodchipper from Vermeer Midwest (268726.00). These purchases are being made through Sourcewell and MiDeal cooperative agreements, indicating a focus on efficient procurement for core public works and utility operations. The vendors and equipment for this refresh cycle are selected, so immediate sales decisions are finalized; however, these items provide clear intelligence on Ann Arbor’s preferred suppliers, cooperative purchasing vehicles, and the scale of its rolling stock investments. Equipment manufacturers, upfitters, telematics providers, and maintenance vendors can use this information to pursue aftermarket services, technology add‑ons (GPS, safety systems), and future replacement cycles, while noting the cooperative contracts the city relies on for future bids.
Contract Award
$2,273,608Jul 6, 2026The university is constructing a $60 million addition to the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, funded by a State of Michigan grant. Construction began in February 2026 with completion planned for December 2027, and SmithGroup is listed as the architect. While construction has started, this state-grant-funded research facility will need specialized transportation labs, instrumentation, IT networks, sensor systems, and future upgrades over its life. Vendors can explore roles in fit-out, research equipment, data infrastructure, simulation systems, and follow-on projects supported by the state grant and UMTRI research funding.
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$60,000,000May 1, 2026Fortis Academy’s June 15, 2026 Section 31a Annual Transparency Report confirms it received 1309283 in Michigan Section 31a at-risk funds for the 2025-26 school year. The school outlines multiple evidence-based interventions funded by this grant, including instructional coaching, intervention supplies and materials, retention/recruitment bonuses, summer programming, supplemental professional development, instructional intervention staff, social-emotional staffing, attendance support staff, and a tutoring program. These elements represent ongoing and potentially renewable needs in instructional services, SEL, attendance support, tutoring, and professional learning that must be justified annually under the grant. Vendors offering curriculum-aligned intervention materials, PD/coaching services, SEL programs, attendance and tutoring solutions can position offerings as evidence-based supports that align with Section 31a outcomes. Future conversations should focus on helping Fortis optimize and document the impact of these interventions to sustain or expand funding in subsequent grant cycles.
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$1,309,283Jun 15, 2026Scio Township is processing Payment Application #4 to Cunningham-Limp for $503,574 related to the new Fire Station No. 2 construction project, under a total contract value of $12,676,000. The payment has been reviewed on-site by the architect (Partners in Architecture, PLC) and the Fire Chief, and covers completed work and stored materials, including decorative carpentry components from Oakwood Commercial Carpentry. To date, approximately 9% of the construction contract has been completed, leaving a balance to finish of $11,472,670 and retainage of $83,477 still held. This agenda item indicates that the construction project is actively underway rather than being newly bid, so the primary procurement decision is already made; however, the long duration and scale leave room for change orders, specialty subcontracting, furnishings, technology fit-out, and future maintenance and upgrades once the station is operational. Vendors in building systems, public safety equipment, furniture, IT, and facility services can position themselves for follow-on work and future phases by engaging with the Fire Department and Township staff during construction.
Contract Admin
$12,676,000Jun 9, 2026South Pointe Scholars Charter Academy reports receiving 930,906 in Michigan Section 31a at-risk funding for the 2025-2026 school year and outlines how these dollars are being used to support at-risk students. Funded activities include instructional coaching, intervention supplies and materials, retention and recruitment bonuses, summer programming, an English language program, instructional intervention staff, social-emotional staffing, attendance support staff, and a tutoring program. Because the school is a single-building district, all Section 31a funds flow to this campus, and stakeholders (parents, staff, board, community) provide feedback on these supports via annual fall and spring meetings and surveys. This creates ongoing demand for evidence-based intervention curricula, assessment tools, tutoring/enrichment services, SEL programs, and related staffing or professional services aligned to Section 31a goals for ELA, math, college/career readiness, and attendance. Vendors positioned around these interventions can engage around how to strengthen or expand the existing programs funded under this recurring grant stream.
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$930,906Jun 15, 2026The Ypsilanti City Council approved the sale of specified city-owned parcels to the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (AAATA) for construction of a new east side transit center in the downtown district. The sale price is $705,000 and the resolution explicitly supports the project while also expressing interest in reopening discussions on AAATA board representation. This decision clears a key property control hurdle and allows AAATA to advance into design, engineering, environmental review, and construction procurement for the transit center. Vendors in architecture, engineering, construction, transit technology, wayfinding, security, and adjacent transit-oriented development services should track AAATA’s next steps, as substantial follow-on design and build contracts will be managed by AAATA rather than the City of Ypsilanti.
Contract Award
$705,000Jun 16, 2026A $10 million College of Innovation & Technology Building project in Flint began construction in March 2024 and now has an extended completion date of June 2026. It is funded by a U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration (EDA) grant, a Mott Foundation grant, and University of Michigan-Flint gifts and resources, with Integrated Design Solutions as architect. The grant-backed nature of the project suggests a focus on workforce and economic development outcomes tied to innovation and technology programs. Vendors can use this as a signal of available federal and philanthropic funds supporting STEM facilities in Flint and position services around lab equipment, technology integration, and future expansion or complementary projects associated with the CIT initiative.
Grant Funding
$10,000,000May 1, 2026WISD’s CTE Director & CEPD Administrator is seeking approval for a 2026–27 contract with Aerospace Career Pathways (ACP) to coordinate and facilitate core program objectives for an aviation and aerospace career pathways initiative. The contract, totaling $500,000 and funded by the Consolidation Incentive Payment Grant, covers seven focus areas: program implementation, expansion and quality assurance; instructor capacity building and professional development; a student certification success system; expanded Aerospace Career Education (ACE) Academy impact; industry partnerships and workforce alignment; modifications and expansion of the Introduction to Aviation course for grades 9–10; and postsecondary and career pathway navigation. This large, grant‑funded contract confirms ACP as WISD’s strategic partner for aerospace CTE for the 2026–27 school year. Vendors in curriculum, simulation, certification prep, and employer partnership platforms can use this intelligence to position complementary solutions supporting aviation programs, and to monitor the grant and outcomes in case the district expands related pathways or seeks additional partners beyond ACP in future years.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Washtenaw County, Michigan
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Washtenaw ISD
School906 students
Washtenaw County
County373,875 pop.
Town of Ypsilanti Charter
City54,585 pop.
Town of York Charter
City9,105 pop.
Town of Webster
City6,526 pop.
Town of Sylvan
City3,445 pop.
Town of Superior Charter
City14,986 pop.
Town of Sharon
City1,785 pop.
Town of Scio
City17,572 pop.
Town of Saline
City2,479 pop.
Town of Salem
City6,942 pop.
Town of Pittsfield Charter
City39,222 pop.
Town of Northfield
City8,479 pop.
Town of Manchester
City4,622 pop.
Town of Lyndon
City2,682 pop.
Town of Lodi
City6,301 pop.
Town of Lima
City4,035 pop.
Town of Freedom
City1,314 pop.
Town of Dexter
City6,568 pop.
Town of Bridgewater
City1,589 pop.
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