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MTA let a $3.78M construction contract to Bison Rail Systems, a certified MBE, to reconstruct two Light Rail grade crossings at Maple and Twin Oaks Roads in Anne Arundel County. Work includes new concrete track, storm drains, MSE wall, signals, asphalt, and a 33‑day service suspension with a bus bridge. Rail suppliers and subcontractors can still approach Bison for specialized materials, systems, and labor, and this package indicates more state‑of‑good‑repair work on the Light Rail system is likely.
DoIT and Maryland Public Television renewed a long‑term resource sharing agreement with New Cingular Wireless PCS LLC for continued use of ground and tower space on the state‑owned Crownsville tower, with projected revenue of $1.55M over 20 years. The wireless tenant is set, but this confirms the tower’s active commercial use and long‑term viability. Tower services firms, RF engineers, and equipment vendors can approach MPT and AT&T to support upgrades, 5G expansions, structural work, and future co‑location opportunities at this and similar state sites.
MTA awarded a $6.98M construction contract to Brawner Builders for Phase 1 of the RAISE East‑West Transit Priority Project, covering transit and pedestrian improvements along roughly 12 miles of the CityLink Blue and Orange corridor in Baltimore City and County. Work includes bus stop and pedestrian upgrades to improve PRWAG‑compliance ahead of the Red Line project. While this phase is awarded, future RAISE phases and Red Line work will create additional heavy civil, streetscape, and transit infrastructure opportunities in this corridor.
St. Mary’s College also executed a $7.13M fixed‑price contract with Collaborative Solutions to implement Workday SaaS for HCM, Finance, and Student Information through April 2033. The decision is driven by persistent issues with Anthology and vendor instability. While the primary implementer and platform are locked in, there is room for complementary vendors to support reporting, analytics, integrations to campus systems, legacy decommissioning, and post‑go‑live optimization during this long implementation window.
St. Mary’s College signed a 10‑year, $4.77M subscription agreement with Workday, Inc. via the University of Maryland’s master subscription contract to support its new ERP platform. This locks in the SaaS licensing through 2036 as the college exits its problematic Anthology system. Although licensing is decided, Workday customers often procure third‑party tools for reporting, archiving, integration hubs, and security monitoring, so there is still opportunity for ISVs and service partners focused on the Workday ecosystem.
MTA awarded a $1.63M single‑bidder contract to Mona Electric Group for procurement and installation of 16 galvanized steel tapered catenary poles on the Central Light Rail Line. The project replaces poles near end of life to avoid failures and service disruptions. The award establishes Mona as an incumbent for overhead contact system work, creating future opportunities for suppliers of poles and hardware, inspection services, and for other firms on subsequent catenary or OCS replacement packages.
Baltimore City Community College will spend $9.39M on a design‑build project to renovate the Fine Arts Building, replace the Main Building fire alarm, and complete major energy efficiency upgrades. Southland Industries was selected under the DGS statewide Energy Efficiency IQC after an investment‑grade audit identified about $20M in potential improvements and scope was reduced to match funding. This reveals Southland as the incumbent for campus energy work and highlights future needs around additional ECMs, controls, IT space fit‑out, commissioning, and long‑term maintenance.
MTA increased its Small Business Enterprise on‑call systems engineering contract with Omni Strategy LLC by $3.5M to a total of $10.5M and extended usage through FY27–FY28, due to heavy demand and delays in procuring a replacement contract. Omni supports mission‑critical engineering across all MTA modes, including vehicle procurements, fleet reliability, and technology projects. While this funds the incumbent through about Fall 2027, it also flags a forthcoming successor systems engineering IDIQ that larger firms can prepare to chase, and near‑term teaming opportunities with Omni.
Anne Arundel County is proposing authority to issue up to about $1.84 billion in GO bonds plus $900 million in bond anticipation notes to fund capital projects in the FY 2027 capital budget and prior years. The bill also allows loans through the Maryland Water Infrastructure Financing Administration for water and wastewater facilities and includes shore erosion control construction loans. This is early-stage financing authority that will underpin a large pipeline of facilities, infrastructure, and utility work where design, construction, and program management vendors will compete as individual projects move forward.
Anne Arundel County is authorizing up to $900,000,000 in bond anticipation notes and $1,835,225,721 in bonds to fund capital projects in the FY 2027 and prior-year capital budgets. The bill also allows borrowing through the Maryland Water Infrastructure Financing Administration for wastewater and water supply facility projects. This sets up major multi-year funding for facilities, infrastructure, and utility work, with timing and sale method to be set by the County Executive. Capital project, engineering, construction, and financial advisory firms should track which individual projects move from plan to procurement as this borrowing authority is implemented.
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Government Agencies in Anne Arundel County, Maryland
24 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
United States Naval Academy
Town of Highland Beach
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Maryland Department of Nr|maryland Water Monitoring Council
Maryland Department of Nr|maryland Outdoor Recreation Economic Commission
Maryland Department of Nr|maryland Environmental Trust
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
Maryland Department of Agriculture | Pesticide Advisory Committee
Maryland Department of Agriculture | Maryland Agricultural Commission
Maryland Department of Agriculture | Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Maryland Department of Agriculture
Maryland Department of ?information Technology|system Users Committee
Maryland Department of ?information Technology|statewide Interoperability Radio Control Board
Maryland Department of ?information Technology|statewide Digital Infrastructure Group
Maryland Department of ?information Technology|rcb System Managers Committee
Maryland Department of ?information Technology|nonemergency System Workgroup
Maryland Department of ?information Technology|cybersecurity Coordinating Council
Maryland Department of ?information Technology
Housing Commisson of Anne Arundel County
Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis
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