Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Lake County.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Lake County, Colorado is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to develop a comprehensive Capital Asset Management Plan and ongoing asset-management system and decision-making framework.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
Government ID for mapping buyers across datasets.
123713
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
185.8
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
7,552
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lake County
The meeting included staff updates on commission membership and upcoming training sessions. Key discussion topics focused on a public hearing and subsequent approval for the Location and Extent of a new college housing project, addressing infrastructure, funding, and local housing needs. Additionally, the commission held a work session on the Comprehensive Plan and discussed future code amendments, specifically regarding subdivision processes and the integration of housing needs assessment data.
The meeting involved a joint public hearing with the Board of County Commissioners regarding a rural lodging moratorium and proposed amendments to the land development code. Discussions focused on establishing definitions and standards for campgrounds, specifically differentiating between semi-primitive and semi-developed campgrounds. Key considerations included adjustments to minimum acreage requirements, occupancy limits, wastewater management strategies, and emergency preparedness standards for sites in the backcountry. Staff also provided updates on various upcoming planning projects, including historical preservation easements and legislative matters related to subdivision processes.
Public-sector contacts connected to Lake County.
The meeting covered various operational and strategic topics, including the Lodging Data Project and an update on filming projects with 50West. Marketing efforts were reviewed, specifically regarding the mid-year marketing recap, the impact and response to the Willow Fire, and the creation of the Community Organizing in Active Disaster (COAD) group. The Panel also discussed available business grants, loans, and support funds, as well as the promotion of upcoming fall events like Octoberville and Spookyville. Additionally, plans for Twin Lakes waste management, upcoming conference presentations, and a submission for a state tourism marketing grant were presented. Staff provided reports on the treasury and visitor center operations.
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