Adams County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Adams County

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The AP report lists a $25,461.92 payment to Apple Education, likely tied to instructional technology or digital curriculum. This indicates a significant investment in Apple-based resources beyond hardware alone. Curriculum and EdTech vendors should see this as a sign the district is deepening its Apple ecosystem and may consider complementary content, apps, training, or device management services for upcoming school years.

Contract Award
$25,462Jun 22, 2026

The June 22, 2026 board materials show a payment of $14,848.23 to Amergis for behavior aides serving three special education students. This indicates the district is using contracted paraprofessional/behavioral support staff rather than only in-house employees. Vendors in special education staffing and behavioral services should note Amergis as the incumbent and consider future needs for added aides, replacements, or expanded services as student needs change.

Contract Award
$14,848Jun 22, 2026

The AP report lists a $13,558.55 annual subscription to School Data Solutions, indicating the district uses this platform for data, reporting, or assessment management. With the annual term, there is a predictable renewal window and potential expansion of modules. EdTech vendors focused on analytics, MTSS, or assessment tools should track this incumbent and be prepared for conversations about integrations, add-ons, or alternatives ahead of the next renewal.

Contract Award
$13,559Jun 22, 2026

Accounts payable detail shows a $6,600 payment to American Medical Staffing for a contracted school psychologist. The district is using outside clinical staff rather than filling this role only with district employees. Psychology service firms and teletherapy providers can track this incumbent relationship and look ahead to potential renewals, added days, or alternative arrangements as the 2026-2027 year is planned.

Contract Award
$6,600Jun 22, 2026

The board materials show a $4,353.84 payment to Character Strong for character development curriculum. This confirms the district is implementing a specific SEL/character program. SEL curriculum providers and training organizations can treat Character Strong as the current benchmark and explore supplementary resources, implementation support, or alternatives when the district evaluates program impact and renewals.

Contract Award
$4,354Jun 22, 2026

The district paid $1,870 to ESD 112 for E-Rate consultation services, indicating reliance on an external consultant for federal telecommunications discounts. This shows ongoing planning around network, connectivity, and eligible technology purchases. IT vendors and E-Rate specialists can treat ESD 112 as the advisory incumbent and look for chances to support future E-Rate-funded hardware, networking, or cyber projects aligned with the district’s technology plan.

Contract Award
$1,870Jun 22, 2026

The AP listing includes a $2,991 payment to EB Academics for a site license covering ELA curriculum and professional development for a new curriculum, noted as grant funded. This suggests a recent or upcoming shift in ELA instructional materials supported by external funding. ELA curriculum providers, PD firms, and grant-support consultants can watch how this implementation goes and position complementary resources or future proposals as the grant cycle continues.

Grant Funding
$2,991Jun 22, 2026

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