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Government Projects in Allegheny County

88 projects across 26 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Civic Center Project implementation based on the CAC plan, including design, construction, and potential fire station integration.

Active Opportunity
$25,000,000Aug 12, 2026

The Board amended its Sunburst Workforce Advisors managed service provider agreement for PSE healthcare staffing, adjusting AOT's hourly bill rates to align with Amergis while keeping the three-year cap at $12 million. Under Sunburst's MSP, Amergis Educational Staffing and AOT Inc. supply nurses, therapists, PCAs, and other specialists through June 30, 2028. This clarifies the vendor ecosystem and spend for special education staffing, useful for competitors and tech platforms serving MSP models.

Contract Admin
$12,000,000Jul 22, 2026

The board will approve Change Order EC #1 from Pitt Electric, adding $15,084 for electrical work in multiple storage and planning rooms, with a $3,765.07 credit for deleting cord reels in the Media Center. The electrical contract value increases from $2,860,650 to $2,875,734. This shows an active construction project with Pitt Electric as the electrical contractor and suggests continuing change-order activity where specialty vendors and subconsultants may still be needed.

Contract Admin
$2,875,734Jul 20, 2026

The district amended its three‑year, $12 million managed service provider contract with Sunburst Workforce Advisors for PSE healthcare staffing, aligning AOT’s hourly bill rates with Amergis. The MSP manages Amergis, AOT, and other suppliers providing aides, therapists, and nurses through June 30, 2028. While the primary vendors are set, there is ongoing need for specialized staff, opening opportunities for niche staffing firms to join as suppliers under SWA or for training and retention support around these high‑needs roles.

Contract Admin
$12,000,000Jul 15, 2026

PPS is amending its $12 million, 2025–2028 managed service provider contract with Sunburst Workforce Advisors overseeing Amergis and AOT for PSE staffing. The change aligns AOT hourly bill rates with Amergis while keeping scope and overall cost unchanged, covering a wide range of clinical and support roles. This provides detailed insight into the district’s outsourced special education staffing model and contract term for those offering supplemental staffing, technology, or related services.

Contract Admin
$12,000,000Jul 15, 2026

The district will contract with Aveanna Healthcare to supply full-time Social Emotional Coaches in Emotional Support classrooms from August 20, 2026 to June 30, 2027, with total cost up to $742,500. Coaches will deliver social skills instruction, behavior support, conflict resolution, and related classroom training. This is a substantial investment in outsourced behavioral support, informing competitors and complementary mental health providers about the model and budget.

Contract Award
$742,500Jul 22, 2026

PPS will contract with Aveanna Healthcare for full-time Social Emotional Coaches in Emotional Support classrooms from August 20, 2026, to June 30, 2027. Each classroom costs up to $74,250, with a total contract not to exceed $742,500 funded by supplemental sources. Coaches will deliver social skills instruction, behavior support, conflict resolution, and classroom training, evidencing a sizable investment in outsourced SEL and behavior supports.

Contract Award
$742,500Jul 15, 2026

The board will award a lease-purchase for two 72-passenger buses, one 48-passenger bus, and a 16-passenger van totaling $554,800 through a 60-month lease with Laurel Capital Corporation. The buses themselves were previously approved for purchase from Blue Bird. This confirms Blue Bird as the fleet incumbent and reveals financing terms, useful for fleet, telematics, and maintenance vendors and for planning future replacement cycles.

Contract Award
$554,800Jul 28, 2026

The district again amended its contract with Fedora Intertech for integrated access controls, intrusion detection, and CCTV repairs, raising total value to $755,000 for 2025–2026. Year two funding increased by $255,000 to cover remaining inspections, inspection‑related repairs, and ongoing maintenance. Security integrators and hardware vendors should treat this as confirmation that Fedora is the incumbent for electronic security; future opportunities may come from system replacements, upgrades, or complementary technologies.

Contract Admin
$755,000Jul 22, 2026

PPS is again amending its 2025–2026 contract with Fedora Intertech for integrated access control, intrusion detection, and CCTV electrical work. Year 2 funding increases from $150,000 to $405,000, raising the two‑year total to $755,000 to cover remaining inspections, inspection-related repairs, and ongoing maintenance. This shows significant, rising investment in physical security systems, signaling demand for related hardware, software, and services.

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$755,000Jul 15, 2026

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