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Emergency procurement for elevator services.
The district plans a contract with BusPlanner USA, Inc. to provide transportation routing, planning, and management software, replacing legacy routing methods. The initial term runs August 1, 2026 to May 17, 2027 for $1,373,096, with a one-year renewal option at $582,550, funded from transportation general funds. With hardware, software, and implementation included, this signals an enterprise rollout where adjacent needs like tablets, connectivity, SIS integration, change management, and support services will be critical.
Baltimore City Public Schools plans to piggyback a Sourcewell contract to buy healthcare supplies and equipment for nurses, athletics, speech, and special education staff on an as-needed basis. The Board is asked to approve multiple vendors with an estimated $1,000,000 in spend per year from July 8, 2026 through January 5, 2030, plus three one-year renewal options. This creates a long-term channel for medical, first aid, and specialized health products across all schools, with established discounts and room for add-on training and support services.
Approval of home loan and affordable housing trust fund loan to Perkins Homes phase VB LLC for $1 million.
Approval of home loan and affordable housing trust fund loan to Perkins Homes phase VA LLC for $4 million.
City Schools plans a new requirements contract with CollegeBound Foundation estimated at $4.5 million for 2026–2029 to provide college and career readiness services in middle and high schools. Services include in-school advisors, family workshops, FAFSA and application support, college visits, and a college completion program, with an optional 2-year renewal at $3 million. This solidifies CollegeBound as the key college access partner while leaving room for complementary advising tools, data systems, and enrichment programs.
The Board is asked to raise Panorama Education’s annual contract from $560,000 to $960,000 through June 2028 to expand the Student Success MTSS platform and family surveys to all schools. Funding comes from IDEA-CCEIS, Concentrations of Poverty, and Title I, via a TIPS piggyback. While Panorama remains the core MTSS/data vendor, the ramp-up signals demand for integration support, training, intervention content alignment, and analytics around disproportionality and family engagement.
The district proposes extending its Temporary Employment Staffing Services contract, originally bid in 2017, through June 30, 2027, keeping the total contract amount at $47,000,000. Multiple staffing firms supply temporary workers for ERP, IT helpdesk, developers, finance, legal, project management, warehouse, and admin roles while a new solicitation is completed. This preserves a wide temp labor channel and gives insight into timing and scope for the upcoming replacement RFP.
The Chief Operating Officer requests extending the existing multi-trade building renovation and repair services contract from May 2026 to May 12, 2027, keeping the estimated annual amount at $40,000,000. Contractors Colossal, Keller, Montage, and Tito will continue to handle projects up to $500,000 each, funded from capital and operating budgets. The extension, driven partly by an unexpected building fire, signals ongoing demand for facilities work and a timeline for planning the next multi-trade solicitation.
Baltimore City Public Schools plans to piggyback a Frederick County IEP software contract to implement Public Consulting Group’s EdPlan Maryland platform for Section 504 management. The initial contract is estimated at $800,000 for 2026-2029, with three two-year renewals that could extend use through 2035. This locks in PCG as the 504 platform vendor, but creates long runway for integrations, data work, training, and adjacent EdTech or compliance tools focused on student plans and family engagement.
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