Allegany County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Allegany County
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The county is accepting and awarding the FY27 contract for unleaded gasoline and ultra low sulfur diesel fuel to Bedford Valley Petroleum & Propane for $1,165,030.40. This sets the fuel supplier for county operations for the fiscal year. Fuel and fleet management vendors gain clarity on the incumbent and can offer monitoring, fuel management, and alternative fuel strategies that layer on top of this supply agreement.
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$1,165,030Jun 25, 2026The county will accept and award the Borden Tunnel Pedestrian Trail rehabilitation project to Carl Belt, Inc. for $8,753,021. The project requires a $1,007,472.40 local match alongside state and federal trail funds. This sets Carl Belt as the prime contractor, but opens room for specialty subs, materials suppliers, and later maintenance or enhancement services tied to the upgraded trail.
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$8,753,021Jun 25, 2026CEDC's Façade Grant program is supporting multiple downtown building improvements with a total project cost of $1,049,000, including $400K in grants and $600K in private investment. Projects such as Baltimore Street Grill, Rainmaker Productions/DelFest, and the Rosenbaum and McMullan Buildings are completed or nearing completion, with remaining projects in final phases awaiting occupancy permits and final payments. This indicates active and upcoming commercial rehab work and suggests continuing demand for design, construction, and building services for similar facade and interior upgrades.
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$1,049,000Jun 9, 2026Progress hearings were held for the Archway Station Recovery Housing Program for women with children at 125 Fayette Street and 30 Pennsylvania Avenue. The projects are almost entirely funded by a $2,396,712 Maryland Recovery Housing Program Grant. These recovery housing facilities are active grant projects, suggesting ongoing and future needs in behavioral health services, housing operations, furnishings, and facility upgrades. Vendors can discuss supportive services, technology, and facility improvements aligned with grant eligibility.
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$2,396,712Jun 25, 2026The Department of Public Works awarded the FY27 emulsified asphalt bid to Russell Standard at $2.17 per gallon from July 1 to October 31, 2026, and $2.27 per gallon from April 1 to June 30, 2027, with an estimated usage of 262,000 gallons. Three vendors bid, and Russell Standard offered the lowest pricing. This sets the county’s primary asphalt emulsion supplier for FY27, useful for competitors and complementary road service vendors to understand incumbency and volumes. Vendors can focus on related services such as pavement preservation, equipment, and additives that work with Russell Standard’s materials.
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$568,540Jun 25, 2026The county is accepting and awarding the FY27 bid for delivered cleaned washed crushed stone to Allegany Aggregates, Inc. for $529,695. This secures aggregate supply for public works and road projects. Heavy construction and hauling vendors can use this to understand materials flow for the coming year and coordinate equipment, trucking, and related services that align with the county’s maintenance and construction schedule.
Contract Award
$529,695Jun 25, 2026The County awarded the FY27 contract for delivered cleaned, washed crushed stone to Allegany Aggregates, Inc. for $529,695, selecting them over Martin Marietta’s $619,445 bid. The material will support Roads Division operations throughout FY27. This identifies Allegany Aggregates as the incumbent aggregate supplier, which matters for roadwork and construction vendors planning joint offerings or future bids. Vendors can focus on complementary services like hauling, paving, and materials testing while tracking contract duration for rebid timing.
Contract Award
$529,695Jun 25, 2026Allegany County is awarding the Barton Business Park pad site development project to Carl Belt, Inc. for $430,751. This will prepare a site within the business park, likely involving grading, utilities, and access improvements. Site and infrastructure vendors can look for subcontracting or future tenant build-out opportunities as the pad is completed and marketed to businesses.
Contract Award
$430,751Jun 25, 2026The City accepted a bid from Laurel Ford for four 2026 Ford Interceptor vehicles, including upfit, at $66,261.31 each for a total not to exceed $265,045.24, using state and local government contracts. Patrol fleet vendors now know Laurel Ford as the current supplier and can expect an expanded modern fleet. This is useful for follow-on work such as equipment integrations, maintenance, accessories, and planning for future replacement cycles.
Contract Award
$265,045Jul 7, 2026Construction of a sidewalk at One West Main (Pritchard building) to facilitate three-phase power installation and improve walkability/safety in the alley.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Allegany County, Maryland
13 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Westernport
City1,777 pop.
Town of Luke
City82 pop.
Town of Barton
City458 pop.
Thomas B Finan Center
Public Hospital
Mccoole Special Taxing Area
Special District
Housing Authority of the City of Frostburg
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the City of Cumberland
Local Housing Authority
Frostburg State University
Higher Ed5,719 students
Cumberland Area MPO
MPO
City of Frostburg
City6,963 pop.
Allegany County Public Schools
School8,205 students
Allegany County
County67,097 pop.
Allegany College of Maryland
Higher Ed2,992 students
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