Alexandria City Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Alexandria City

5 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Facing new Virginia PFAS limits on biosolids land application, AlexRenew is executing a Biosolids Diversification Project that includes testing PFAS in interceptors and industrial users, shifting to waste-to-energy disposal, and planning thermal drying and diversified end uses like fuel pellets by 2032. The program is only 5% complete with an estimated budget of $355 million, and AlexRenew is piloting sludge mixers and planning Building C retrofits for the dryer. Environmental engineering firms, technology providers, and waste-to-energy partners can engage on PFAS monitoring, process design, dryer integration, and markets for dried biosolids as the program moves from concept to detailed implementation.

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$355,000,000Jul 21, 2026

AlexRenew is advancing a major Nutrient Reduction Project, including tertiary settling tank upgrades, a 4 MGD capacity expansion via new filters and reactor optimization, and multiple design phases with progressive design-build change orders and amendments. As of July 1, 2026, projected capital cost is about $190 million, with design Change Orders 1–3 and construction Amendments 1–3 scheduled between 2026 and 2029. Engineering firms, design-build teams, and specialty equipment suppliers should track upcoming Board actions and position for roles in design, equipment supply, construction, and optimization under this large multi-year capital program.

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$190,000,000Jul 21, 2026

ACPS is submitting 2026-27 entitlement grant applications under Title I, II, III, and IV totaling about $5.75 million to VDOE by July 1, 2026. Planned uses include literacy and PBL, EL professional learning and endorsements, supplemental literacy materials, family engagement supports, and STEM and afterschool enrichment with new instructional technology like 3-D printers and VR/AR equipment. Vendors in curriculum, EL services, PD, and STEM/EdTech can align offerings to these funded priorities as ACPS plans implementation for 2026-27.

Grant Funding
$5,756,551Jun 11, 2026

Council supported modifying Contract No. 3193 with Finley Asphalt & Sealing LLC via change orders totaling $269,754.16 for the State of Good Repair Program. The City Manager is authorized to execute change orders and issue payment to Finley. This confirms Finley as the incumbent paving contractor and suggests ongoing street maintenance work, useful intelligence for materials suppliers, equipment vendors, and engineering firms seeking complementary roles or future cycles.

Contract Award
$269,754Jul 1, 2026

Alexandria will apply to the Uber Transit Fund for a $50,000 grant to run a same-day, on-demand paratransit pilot and set a $2.00 supplemental fare. Council also authorized a $5,000 local match and empowered the City Manager to enter agreements with Uber Transit to accept and administer funds. Mobility tech and accessibility vendors should see this as the City testing new models for paratransit service and software, with potential follow-on needs for scheduling, data integration, rider support, and program expansion.

Grant Funding
$55,000Jul 1, 2026

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