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Tussing Park Improvements
Tussing Park, at 800 W. Park St. in Grants Pass, is a newer park featuring landscaping, picnic benches and views of the Rogue River. A foot bridge connects Tussing Park with Reinhart Volunteer Park. The project consists of the installation of a parking lot, general excavation, grading, curbs, storm drain installation, signage, bicycle parking, asphalt placement and striping and other work.
Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services
Bid Date/Time: March 9, 2 p.m. The building formerly known as the Children鈥檚 Receiving Center will be renovated to become the Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services. The new center, […]
Engraved Granite Pavers for World War II Memorial
The walkways near the World War II memorial in Olympia, Wash. feature nearly 3,000 commemorative granite tiles, each with a unique message of gratitude or remembrance on behalf of a veteran, friend or loved one. The purpose of this bid is to establish a contract for the purchase of engraved granite pavers to be used in replacing the existing pavers.
RFP: Professional Engineering Services for Development of the Ashland Creek Restoration
The city of Ashland is accepting proposals from qualified firms to provide preliminary, design, and construction engineering services for the development and implementation of the Ashland Creek Restoration project. Urbanization has caused the creek to become highly constrained. Within Ashland, the creek flows through multiple bridges and culverts, including the Water Street Bridge.
Evergreen Water Park – Bid Package No. 6 Sub-bid
The project consists of the new construction of a one-story building, with approximately 60,000 square feet, at 3850 Three Mile Lane in McMinnville. The building is a slab on grade with concrete tilt-panel walls, aluminum curtain walls and a single-ply roofing system. Work includes a wave pool, a play pool with vortex, waterplay structures, three tube slides and one body slide.
East Precinct Police Parking Structure Waterproofing
The project consists of waterproofing and other improvements to the upper and middle levels of the East Precinct Police parking garage at 737 S.E. 106th Ave. in Portland. The garage is a three-story, reinforced concrete structure consisting of precast concrete columns, precast concrete tilt-up panels, precast concrete double-tee deck support beams, cast-in-place reinforced concrete shear walls and[...]
Riverfront Park
The City of Pendleton has been exploring ways to upgrade its downtown riverfront area and capitalize on opportunities for development, public use, and social and recreation activities. The construction of Riverfront Park, on the Umatilla River, will significantly enhance the riverfront area.
Vandervort and Bosco Farm Neighborhood Parks Project
Design and permitting were recently completed, and funding is now available for the construction of two parks in Clark County, Wash. Work for the parks consists of paved walking and biking trails, playgrounds, benches, landscaping, signs, picnic tables, and other work.
New LDS Meetinghouse
Eight general contractors have been invited to bid on the new meetinghouse for the Forest Grove Oregon Stake at 3661 Brooke St. in Forest Grove. The new building will be a 24,750-square-foot, wood-framed, brick-veneered structure with concrete slab.
Buttercup Lane Residential Development
This project consists of a residential housing development, which will be built approximately 1.5 to 2 miles northwest of Inchelium, just north of the intersection of Gwen Mine Road and Buttercup Lane. Construction elements include concrete, wood and plastics, thermal and moisture protection, doors and windows, finishes, specialties, equipment, furnishings, and site work.
Moose Building Demolition
A project for the demolition of the former Moose Lodge building in Corvallis will include removal and disposal of hazardous materials, disposal of the entire building and disposal of the on-site heating oil tank. The project is scheduled to be completed by May 28.
Reroofing and Seismic Renovations at Meany Middle School
Seattle Public Schools is accepting bids for the reroofing and seismic renovation of Meany Middle School. The school is named after Edmond S. Meany, a professor of botany and history at the University of Washington.
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- 31-unit multifamily project in Portland land use review intakes | Aug. 3, 2026
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