Transportation

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Transportation

Englewood approves $144,602 extension for South Broadway project oversight

The one-year amendment extends Ulteig’s construction-management work through the project’s planned December completion after the city’s dedicated project manager left.

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Environment

Denver committee advances proposed $44.9 million DIA deicing-waste pond contract

The committee approved the project by consent, but final City Council or Mayor-Council action has not been confirmed in the records reviewed.

Government

Denver committee advances Red Rocks backstage design contract

The committee advanced a design contract described as $4.73 million, though the action record lists $4.45 million. Excavation is tentatively planned for fall or winter 2027.

Transportation

Denver proposal would extend design work for six Alameda and Colorado Boulevard traffic signals

A proposed amendment would extend Stanley Consultants’ signal-design agreement through October 2027 without adding money.

Transportation

Denver approves $5.33 million grant for Broadway Station pedestrian bridge

State and city funding will pay for design of a proposed bridge linking the I-25/Broadway RTD station to the future NWSL stadium and Santa Fe Yards, but Denver still must fund construction.

Transportation

Denver airport roof contract cites aging tent roofs but sets no repair sequence

A proposed Birdair agreement would cover inspections and repairs at DEN, but available records do not establish a current failure, repair schedule, execution date or passenger-disruption plan.

Government

Proposed Denver amendment would raise Cuernavaca Park construction contract to $9.72 million

The amendment would add $8.13 million for a second phase, but the record does not establish final execution, a notice-to-proceed date or selection of a larger solar system.

Government

Wheat Ridge council sends 1% sales-tax measure to Nov. 3 ballot

The measure could raise up to $11.7 million in its first full fiscal year and support an estimated $236 million in phased capital projects.

Transportation

Denver council approves Fercam towing contract extension, $1.5M increase

The 11-1 vote would raise Fercam’s city-paid tow rates to $209 and $248 and extend the agreement through Aug. 31, 2027, while officials prepare a new procurement with stronger performance requirements.