ST. LOUIS · SOURCE-LINKED PROJECT INTELLIGENCE

St. Louis construction bids and project opportunities

Track selected construction opportunities across St. Louis city and the surrounding metro, from issued municipal work to redevelopment and suburban development records that may lead to later trade packages.

How the St. Louis opportunity market appears in public records

The St. Louis market is split across city legislation, county-area municipalities and individual owner procurement pages. A city housing measure, a Creve Coeur development approval and an O'Fallon transportation solicitation represent different stages and require different follow-up.

City redevelopment and affordable-housing records
Creve Coeur retail, parking and residential development
Municipal transportation and civil solicitations
Building, MEP, envelope, sitework and supplier research

Selected St. Louis-area opportunities

Showing 5 current records from Radar's approved public sample: 1 formal bid and 4 earlier or active project signals. This is not the complete member feed.

Active constructionProject signal

Creve Coeur — Olia Village Lot 1 Retail + Parking Structure

Creve Coeur · St. Louis County · Missouri

Olia Village Lot 1 includes a grocery store, retail building and shared parking structure. The city reports the grocery core-and-shell permit issued and construction underway, with retail-building and parking-structure permits expected soon.

Public milestone
Grocery shell construction reported; other package timing unverified
Trade relevance
Strong fit: retail GC, parking-structure concrete, steel, MEP, fire protection, roofing, storefront/glazing, paving, striping, signage, low voltage, landscaping and material/equipment suppliers.
Source evidence
Checked Sep 13, 2026

Not presented as an open bid. Confirm the project team, package availability and procurement route before pricing.

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Approved developmentProject signal

Creve Coeur — The Vale at Olia Village / 67 Townhomes

Creve Coeur · St. Louis County · Missouri

The Vale at Olia Village comprises 67 attached townhomes on Lot 16. Ordinance 5980 approved its site-development plan on February 9, 2026. The city August update lists later final-plat reviews but does not report their outcome.

Public milestone
Site/preliminary plans approved; final-plat outcome unverified
Trade relevance
Strong fit: residential/multifamily GC, sitework, utilities, concrete, framing, roofing, windows, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, paving, landscaping and building-material suppliers.
Source evidence
Checked Sep 13, 2026

Not presented as an open bid. Confirm the project team, package availability and procurement route before pricing.

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Early signalProject signal

St. Louis — Old North / St. Louis Place 68-Unit Affordable Housing Redevelopment

St. Louis · Missouri

St. Louis Board Bill 57 proposes a Chapter 99 redevelopment plan to renovate 15 buildings in the St. Louis Place and Old North neighborhoods into 68 affordable housing units. The city summary lists an estimated project cost of $18.7 million and the bill remains in the legislative...

Public milestone
Board Bill introduced July 2
Trade relevance
Potential early fit: general contracting, selective demolition, masonry, roofing, windows, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, interiors, accessibility, sitework and suppliers.
Source evidence
Checked Sep 13, 2026

Not presented as an open bid. Confirm the project team, package availability and procurement route before pricing.

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Early signalProject signal

St. Louis — Tiffany Scattered Sites II / 60-Unit Affordable Housing Rehabilitation

St. Louis · Missouri

A 2026 St. Louis Chapter 99 redevelopment proposal covers renovation of 21 buildings in the Tiffany neighborhood into 60 affordable housing units, with an estimated project cost of $15.4 million.

Public milestone
Introduced June 18 • committee assignment
Trade relevance
Potential early fit: renovation GC, demolition, masonry, roofing, windows, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, interiors, accessibility, site repairs and building-material suppliers.
Source evidence
Checked Sep 13, 2026

Not presented as an open bid. Confirm the project team, package availability and procurement route before pricing.

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When a formal bid is issued

Use the owner's current solicitation, plans and addenda to confirm scope, eligibility, meetings, bonds and receipt instructions. For city development records, confirm the project team and whether packages have been released. For suburban public bids, use the issuing municipality's current plans, addenda, receipt method and deadline.

When the record is an earlier signal

Public approvals, funding actions and development records can support business-development research, but they are not invitations to bid. Identify the project team and verify whether relevant packages exist before pricing.

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