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Town of Fraser
The Town of Fraser seeks a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to provide pre-construction services and potentially construction services for a new Public Works Operations Facility that includes administration/maintenance buildings, a greenhouse, salt barn, fuel island, vehicle storage, heated storage, and a solar array. The CMAR must demonstrate relevant project delivery experience, safety and financial stability, and will provide estimating, scheduling, and value engineering during pre-construction.
Posted Date
Nov 19, 2025
Due Date
Dec 15, 2025
Release: Nov 19, 2025
Town of Fraser
Close: Dec 15, 2025
The Town of Fraser seeks a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to provide pre-construction services and potentially construction services for a new Public Works Operations Facility that includes administration/maintenance buildings, a greenhouse, salt barn, fuel island, vehicle storage, heated storage, and a solar array. The CMAR must demonstrate relevant project delivery experience, safety and financial stability, and will provide estimating, scheduling, and value engineering during pre-construction.
Town of Fraser
The work includes, but is not necessarily limited to, approx. 1 EA 8-inch Gate Valve (Buried); 6 EA 8-inch Ductile Iron Waterline Fittings (Buried); 2 EA Connection to Existing.
Posted Date
May 14, 2025
Due Date
Jun 6, 2025
Release: May 14, 2025
Town of Fraser
Close: Jun 6, 2025
The work includes, but is not necessarily limited to, approx. 1 EA 8-inch Gate Valve (Buried); 6 EA 8-inch Ductile Iron Waterline Fittings (Buried); 2 EA Connection to Existing.
Town of Fraser
Work consist of new water mains and valve replacements, new water mains include approx. 175 LF of 6" c900 PVC and 192 LF in a separate location of new 8" c-900 PVC water main, replacement of existing 8" tee and valves with new 8" cross and valves, and cut-in replacement of an existing 8" gate valve, includes four (4) 8" MJ gate valves, three (3) 6" DI waterline fittings, nine (9) 8" DI waterline fittings, plus associated fittings, hot taps, and valves at connections to existing distribution system, includes asphalt, concrete, and reseeding restoration of disturbed areas.
Posted Date
Mar 7, 2025
Due Date
Apr 3, 2025
Release: Mar 7, 2025
Town of Fraser
Close: Apr 3, 2025
Work consist of new water mains and valve replacements, new water mains include approx. 175 LF of 6" c900 PVC and 192 LF in a separate location of new 8" c-900 PVC water main, replacement of existing 8" tee and valves with new 8" cross and valves, and cut-in replacement of an existing 8" gate valve, includes four (4) 8" MJ gate valves, three (3) 6" DI waterline fittings, nine (9) 8" DI waterline fittings, plus associated fittings, hot taps, and valves at connections to existing distribution system, includes asphalt, concrete, and reseeding restoration of disturbed areas.
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Town of Fraser
This Intergovernmental Grant Agreement outlines a grant of up to $4,750,000 from FRASER RIVER VALLEY HOUSING PARTNERSHIP to FRASER HOUSING AUTHORITY for the St. Louis Landing affordable housing project. The grant will be disbursed in 17 installments, contingent on various funding conditions, including project milestones and bond financing. The agreement details the use of funds, affordability requirements for the project, reporting obligations, monitoring protocols, insurance and bonding requirements, and provisions for default and termination. The effective date of the agreement is May 12, 2025.
Effective Date
May 12, 2025
Expires
Effective: May 12, 2025
Town of Fraser
Expires:
This Intergovernmental Grant Agreement outlines a grant of up to $4,750,000 from FRASER RIVER VALLEY HOUSING PARTNERSHIP to FRASER HOUSING AUTHORITY for the St. Louis Landing affordable housing project. The grant will be disbursed in 17 installments, contingent on various funding conditions, including project milestones and bond financing. The agreement details the use of funds, affordability requirements for the project, reporting obligations, monitoring protocols, insurance and bonding requirements, and provisions for default and termination. The effective date of the agreement is May 12, 2025.
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This contract details an agreement between Public Service Company of Colorado (d/b/a Xcel Energy) and TOWN OF FRASER for the relocation of gas facilities and installation of an On-Site Distribution Extension at CLAYTON CT, Fraser, CO. The agreement, with a Contract Origination Date of November 20, 2025, specifies a Construction Payment of $253,564.42. It includes terms for construction obligations, permit requirements, and potential surcharges, particularly for work in frost conditions. The contract also outlines payment options and estimated installation timeframes.
Effective Date
Nov 20, 2025
Expires
Effective: Nov 20, 2025
Town of Fraser
Expires:
This contract details an agreement between Public Service Company of Colorado (d/b/a Xcel Energy) and TOWN OF FRASER for the relocation of gas facilities and installation of an On-Site Distribution Extension at CLAYTON CT, Fraser, CO. The agreement, with a Contract Origination Date of November 20, 2025, specifies a Construction Payment of $253,564.42. It includes terms for construction obligations, permit requirements, and potential surcharges, particularly for work in frost conditions. The contract also outlines payment options and estimated installation timeframes.
AvailableTown of Fraser
This document is an engagement letter from Butler Snow LLP to the Town of Fraser, dated December 9, 2025. It outlines the firm's role as special counsel for a Lease Purchase Agreement and Certificates of Participation to finance the construction of a Public Works Facility. The scope of services includes providing legal opinions, preparing necessary documents, and advising on the Official Statement. The fee for this engagement is $95,000, payable at closing, with the condition that no payment is made if the financing is not consummated. The engagement terminates upon the delivery of the firm's approving opinion and letter, with potential fee adjustments if the Obligations are not delivered by December 31, 2026.
Effective Date
Dec 9, 2025
Expires
Effective: Dec 9, 2025
Town of Fraser
Expires:
This document is an engagement letter from Butler Snow LLP to the Town of Fraser, dated December 9, 2025. It outlines the firm's role as special counsel for a Lease Purchase Agreement and Certificates of Participation to finance the construction of a Public Works Facility. The scope of services includes providing legal opinions, preparing necessary documents, and advising on the Official Statement. The fee for this engagement is $95,000, payable at closing, with the condition that no payment is made if the financing is not consummated. The engagement terminates upon the delivery of the firm's approving opinion and letter, with potential fee adjustments if the Obligations are not delivered by December 31, 2026.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Fraser
The board discussed several items, including a public forum where feedback on wastewater group efforts and financing for a local project were addressed. Board members received an update on bond pricing, loan repayment statuses, and grant funding. Additionally, the Treasurer's report was presented, focusing on fund balances, sales tax revenue, and budget expenditures. The executive director of the Grand County Library District also provided a presentation on facilities, digital resource growth, programming trends, and upcoming library initiatives.
The board discussed marketing initiatives for the upcoming summer season, including the "Summer Starts Sooner" campaign and activation plans for Memorial Day weekend. Key topics included the concert schedule, new camping arrangements at Colorado Adventure Park, and the Beach Boys concert scheduled for September. Marketing strategies for mountain biking, including Google ads and website updates, were also reviewed to encourage visitation to the area.
The workshop and meeting will include a review of the Comprehensive Plan, an open forum, and several discussion and action items. Key agenda topics include the purchase of the Crescendo Sculpture at the Historic Church, an overview and update from the East Grand School District, and an Intergovernmental Agreement regarding land dedications for school purposes. Additionally, the Board will discuss the Fraser Valley Arts Memorandum of Understanding concerning payroll and health care coverage, an Opportunity Zone designation, and the position of a Public Works drop attendant. The meeting concludes with an executive session to review the Joint Facilities Oversight Committee agenda.
The meeting included an onsite workshop at St. Louis Landing. Key agenda items included discussions and actions on the Fraser Valley Distilling grant scope amendment, a resolution regarding the Second Interim Loan for St. Louis Landing, approval of the Treasurer's report, and an ordinance amending the second interim loan to the Fraser Housing Authority. Additionally, the Board discussed a recruitment advertisement for a Town Manager and the approval of an off-premise sign for Fraser Valley Arts.
The board received a progress update on the St. Louis Landing Affordable Housing Project, focusing on financing status, construction schedules, and budget updates. Key topics included the status of bond documentation and Proposition 123 financing, construction milestones for Buildings C, D, and E, and infrastructure planning. The discussion addressed the need for additional authorization of construction funds to prevent project suspension and potential cost increases. Budget forecasts were reviewed against pro forma estimates, and contractual adjustments with Big Valley Construction were discussed to incorporate additional work scopes.
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