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Procurement of prequalified contractors for inclusion on the 2026 Small Works Roster.
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City
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Warden
County
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Grant
Address
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605 W 1st St
Phone Number
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(509) 349-2480
Zip Code
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98857
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Grant County Port District/Port Of Warden
This Freight Development Plan defines the Port's freight priorities and outlines strategies for infrastructure development. Key focus areas include rail infrastructure expansion, improvements to the Connell Rail Interchange, the development of a truck access/bypass road, and land acquisition for future rail and industrial growth. The plan aims to enhance transportation efficiency, support industrial development, foster economic growth, and coordinate with regional planning efforts. The document specifies that the plan will be updated every five years.
This Capital Improvement Plan for Grant County Port District #8 details priority projects and long-term infrastructure investments. Key focus areas include airport improvements, development of multiple industrial parks (Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8), enhancement of port office facilities, and expansion of rail service. The plan also addresses long-term resource development, property acquisition for future growth, and securing a natural gas pipeline. The overarching objective is to fuel economic vitality, support local industries, and strengthen the community through planned capital expenditures.
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This Comprehensive Plan for the Port of Warden serves as a roadmap to establish short- and long-term planning and development goals, enhance economic diversity, and guide fiscal policy. Its core mission is to improve the district's economy through strategic investments in land, buildings, and infrastructure, fostering business retention, expansion, and attraction. Key strategic pillars include: Economic Development, focusing on increasing vitality and diversifying the economic base; Real Estate, ensuring land availability for industries; Business Development, prioritizing attraction to privately owned properties; Creative Leasing, using incentives for new businesses; Recreation and Tourism, supporting and developing recreational opportunities; Community Engagement, educating stakeholders and fostering inter-agency cooperation; and Transportation, promoting efficient multi-modal systems. The plan aims to achieve economic growth, job creation, and compliance with state regulations.
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