Androscoggin County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Androscoggin County
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Lewiston Police is seeking a waiver of competition to buy 64 turnkey upfitted patrol and admin units from MHQ/McGovern Auto for the FY27 Take Home Car Program. The fleet mix includes Explorers, Tahoes, and a K9 unit for about $4.32 million before trade-ins, funded by LCIP and a $1,105,000 federal earmark. The vendor is effectively selected, signaling long-term fleet, upfitting, MDT, and accessories needs.
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$4,324,139Jul 13, 2026Pinkham Brook GLC Solar, LLC has submitted a conditional use and site plan application to Durham’s Planning Board for a 600 kW AC ground‑mounted solar facility on 11.1 acres at 360 Pinkham Brook Road. The project includes a new access road and bridge over Pinkham Brook, fencing, underground/overhead electrical, and participation in Maine’s Net Energy Billing program, with construction targeted for fall 2026 and completion in 2027. The project team already includes engineering, survey, environmental, and financing partners, creating room for EPC support, civil works, environmental compliance services, utility interconnection support, and O&M offerings.
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$6,000,000Jun 10, 2026Lewiston Housing and its development arm are finalizing financing and construction arrangements for Martel School Senior Housing Phase I, a 44‑unit elderly affordable rental project at 860 Lisbon Street. A MaineHousing term sheet dated April 21, 2026 details four loans totaling over 21800000 in authority financing, including tax‑exempt bond construction and permanent loans, a BP Surplus loan, and a deferred 0% SAM‑4% loan, all secured by the project with LIHTC, TIF, and 44 project‑based vouchers from Lewiston Housing. Construction permits and city building approvals are in place, the TIF agreement has been approved, Redstone’s equity due diligence is complete, and Penobscot General Contractors has been identified as construction manager/general contractor. The Executive Director reports a target closing date of approximately July 1, 2026, with construction loan closing calls already underway; the May 26, 2026 board agenda includes Martel term sheet and construction contract approvals, indicating the award stage for major construction and professional services. For vendors, this creates near‑term subcontracting, materials, and resident‑services opportunities during build‑out, and longer‑term needs around property management systems, broadband/telehealth infrastructure, accessibility, and supportive services tailored to seniors in a 44‑unit LIHTC property.
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$17,900,000May 26, 2026Lewiston awarded bid 2026-025 to Pratt and Sons for the Mollison Way sidewalk and paving rehabilitation project at an estimated $678,835. Work covers roadway rehab and pedestrian improvements based on Paving Manager quantities. This establishes Pratt and Sons as an incumbent for street and sidewalk construction in the city, useful for future bids and subtrade opportunities.
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$678,835Jul 13, 2026Lisbon is entering a one‑year contract with Lisbon Emergency, Inc. to provide 24/7 ALS and BLS ambulance transport and EMS services from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. The town will pay a $565,636 annual subsidy, with quarterly payments, and may renew for additional years if terms are agreed. The agreement sets detailed performance, staffing, communications, and medical direction requirements, giving vendors insight into EMS expectations and a timeline for any future rebid or supplemental services.
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$565,636Jul 7, 2026Lisbon is approving a one‑year EMS services agreement with Lisbon Emergency, Inc. for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027, with a $565,636 annual subsidy budgeted in FY27. The contract sets ALS/BLS response standards, reporting, mutual aid expectations, medical director services, training, and options for multi‑year renewal. This establishes Lisbon Emergency as the primary EMS provider and gives vendors a clear incumbent, budget level, and renewal window for related equipment, training, and technology offerings.
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$565,636Jul 7, 2026Lewiston Public Works will purchase 5,000 tons of winter road salt for the 2026-2027 season via MDOT bid MEDOT25-01. Eastern Salt Company is the selected supplier at $84.90 per ton, for an estimated $424,500. This confirms Eastern as the incumbent for bulk road salt, useful for trucking, additives, brine systems, and future bid cycles.
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$424,500Jul 13, 2026Lewiston plans a major replacement of its 1980s streetlight switchgear using Eaton’s Sourcewell contract. Eaton will provide design-build services, equipment, installation, testing, and training for $325,236, with a $70,557 discount. This is a decided project but signals future electrical, controls, and maintenance needs tied to the new medium-voltage lighting controls.
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$325,236Jul 13, 2026Lewiston authorized a waiver of competition to purchase an Axon-branded Skydio X10 drone as a First Responder system for the Police Department at $267,666.72. This indicates the city is building out drone-based public safety capabilities tightly integrated with Axon’s ecosystem. Vendors can target training, policy development, and complementary analytics around this implementation.
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$267,667Jul 13, 2026Lewiston approved a task order with Tighe & Bond for construction administration of the Main Street pump station project, up to $188,125. This shows that the pump station construction is either underway or imminent and that Tighe & Bond is overseeing administration. Contractors and equipment vendors can target pump station construction, mechanicals, and future O&M needs.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Androscoggin County, Maine
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Wales
City1,626 pop.
Town of Turner
City5,913 pop.
Town of Sabattus
City5,134 pop.
Town of Poland
City5,956 pop.
Town of Minot
City2,797 pop.
Town of Mechanic Falls
City3,134 pop.
Town of Livermore Falls
City3,107 pop.
Town of Livermore
City2,163 pop.
Town of Lisbon
City9,729 pop.
Town of Leeds
City2,306 pop.
Town of Greene
City4,420 pop.
Town of Durham
City4,283 pop.
School Administrative District 52
School2,008 students
Regional School Unit 73
School1,418 students
Regional School Unit 16
School1,666 students
Regional School Unit 04
School1,278 students
Lisbon Public Schools
School1,313 students
Lewiston-auburn Water Pollution Control Authority
Special District
Lewiston-auburn Transit Committee
Special District
Lewiston Public Schools
School5,147 students
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