Beaver County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Aliquippa School District has a contract with Beaver Valley Intermediate Unit to provide special education programs and services for the 2026-2027 school year. Pricing is set at $44,500 per enrolled student, with a projected 15 students and an estimated total of $667,500, paid in four installments and reconciled to actual enrollment and services. This confirms BVIU as the incumbent provider; vendors in related areas (assistive technology, curriculum, therapies, analytics) can target complementary services and future-year alternatives rather than core placement services already awarded.
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$667,500Jul 19, 2026Aliquippa School District has a contract with Beaver Valley Intermediate Unit to provide special education programs and services for the 2026-2027 school year. Pricing is set at $44,500 per enrolled student, with a projected 15 students and total cost of about $667,500, paid in four installments and reconciled to actual enrollment and services. This confirms BVIU as the incumbent provider; vendors in related special education support, transportation, or ancillary services can target complementary needs, integration, or future-year alternatives.
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$667,500Jul 19, 2026Aliquippa SD approved multiple partial payments in June 2026 for its Field House/Education Center project at the high school, covering general construction, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, fire protection, and site work. Vendors include Fleeher Contracting, Helisek General Contracting, McCurley Houston Electric, R&B Mechanical, First American Industries, Mongiovi & Son Fire Protection, Gateway Engineers, and CEC. The project is in active construction and grant administration, offering insight into incumbents and potential follow-on needs such as furnishings, technology, security, and facility operations support.
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$800,063Jul 15, 2026Daugherty Township is proceeding with its 2026 road program and must replace an initial low bidder that withdrew. The Board will accept Wright Asphalt and Concrete's request to rescind its bid and award Contract 26-01 to Youngblood Paving, Inc. for $275,781.10. This confirms Youngblood as the paving contractor for 2026, signaling potential needs for materials, traffic control, testing, and future resurfacing phases.
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$275,781Jul 8, 2026The board is asked to award a construction contract for Struby Avenue Parking Lot and Park Improvements using CFA Local Share funding. Cronin Enterprises Civil & Rail Division LLC is the low bidder at $137,280 plus any selected add alternates. This signals active park and parking upgrades where contractors, subs, and recreation suppliers can look for follow-on work such as surfacing, lighting, landscaping, and site amenities.
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$137,280Jul 9, 2026Aliquippa SD is retroactively renewing its district-wide property insurance appraisal agreement with Kroll, effective June 30, 2026, to update replacement cost values totaling about $110.6 million. Henderson Brothers brokered renewals for property, workers’ comp, and student accident coverages, with carriers including CM Regent, ICW, Harrie, and Everest. The decided insurance program reveals current brokers, carriers, limits, and recent losses, useful for competitors timing future bids or value-added services before the next renewal cycle.
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$111,209Jul 15, 2026Aliquippa SD is partnering with Greenhouse Lab to pilot a Youth Entrepreneurship Program for 9th graders and is raising up to $5,000 to unlock a $5,000 private matching grant. The program will provide tools, curriculum, and mentorship to help students design solutions to community problems. The partnership and funding push signal a need for entrepreneurship curriculum, experiential learning tools, and mentor management support as they design and scale the pilot.
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$10,000Jul 15, 2026The County approved a contract with Unis Demolition to raze eight homes as part of a countywide demolition project, funded fully by HUD CDBG dollars. Work runs July 7 through September 30, 2026 at a value of $71,500. Demolition and environmental firms can track Unis as incumbent for potential hauling, abatement, or future demo phases, and housing or redevelopment partners may engage on reuse of cleared sites.
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$71,500Jul 9, 2026Independence Township supervisors are set to authorize purchase of a used 2015 Peterbilt 348 10-ton dump truck from Findlay Township for $65,000. This is a decided equipment purchase, with the chair authorized to sign title transfer documents. Fleet and upfitting vendors can still engage around inspection, financing support, maintenance, parts, hydraulics, and future replacement planning for additional road equipment.
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$65,000Jul 8, 2026Potter Township is set to approve Resolution 14-2026 to establish commercial credit cards with Huntington Bank. Two named staff and a shared card for the Supervisor and Recreation Board will each have a $5,000 limit. This formalizes a purchasing card program, which can affect how the township buys small-dollar goods and services and which merchants they work with.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Beaver County, Pennsylvania
65 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Western Beaver County SD
School688 students
Town of White
City1,285 pop.
Town of Vanport
City1,269 pop.
Town of South Beaver
City2,636 pop.
Town of Rochester
City2,721 pop.
Town of Raccoon
City2,742 pop.
Town of Pulaski
City1,264 pop.
Town of Potter
City522 pop.
Town of Patterson
City3,061 pop.
Town of North Sewickley
City5,432 pop.
Town of New Sewickley
City7,030 pop.
Town of Marion
City790 pop.
Town of Independence
City2,213 pop.
Town of Hopewell
City13,308 pop.
Town of Harmony
City3,119 pop.
Town of Hanover
City3,305 pop.
Town of Greene
City2,223 pop.
Town of Franklin
City3,823 pop.
Town of Daugherty
City3,009 pop.
Town of Darlington
City1,770 pop.
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