Bristol County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Bristol County
83 projects across 22 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Swansea is advancing a major MSBA-supported project for Joseph Case Junior High, with a schematic design construction budget of about $117 million and total project cost near $150 million. The July 2, 2026 School Building Committee meeting locks scope and budget as they move toward MSBA Board approval, local ballot authorization, and detailed design. This is in active planning, with large future packages for construction, sitework, abatement, FFE, and IT still to be procured as the project moves past schematic design.
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$149,723,734Jul 2, 2026The Committee is asked to renew several key instructional and IT platforms for FY27, including Lightspeed Filter, Aspen SIS, Incident IQ, ParentSquare (3‑year), Screencastify, Bitdefender, Frontline HCM/Absence, and multiple Curriculum Associates, Lexia, Imagine Learning, Mind Education, and N2Y products. These are funded from the operating budget and special education lines, with defined renewal amounts and, for ParentSquare, a locked-in 3‑year schedule. This confirms the incumbent stack and spend, giving vendors insight into current systems, contract sizes, and likely renewal/replacement windows to target with integrations or future migrations.
Contract Award
$2,030,269Jul 22, 2026Phase 2 DOT year 2026 paving improvement projects, including drainage, pavement markings, and pedestrian safety work.
Contract Award
$1,270,000Jul 21, 2026The district’s Facilities Department is seeking approval to move forward with an energy‑efficiency lighting upgrade at Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School, O'Donoghue Middle School, and Williams Intermediate School through National Grid’s energy-efficiency program. After an energy audit, a National Grid sub‑contractor proposed replacing a significant portion of existing interior lighting and controls with new LED fixtures and upgraded control systems to improve efficiency and lighting quality. The work will be performed by Vision Energy Solutions, a National Grid‑approved implementation contractor, with the district contracting and financing directly through National Grid under a zero‑percent interest, three‑year repayment structure. The total estimated project cost is 1208161, offset by 586785 in utility incentives, with projected energy savings expected to nearly cover the financing payments over the term. This is a relevant lead for vendors in adjacent building systems (controls, EMS/BMS, monitoring, maintenance, commissioning) who can support or build on the LED upgrade program as the district modernizes facilities across multiple campuses.
Contract Award
$1,208,161Jun 19, 2026The Select Board awarded the on-call pavement and sidewalk rehabilitation contract for Arcade Avenue (north and south of Route 44) and Oak Hill Avenue to J.H. Lynch & Sons, Inc., with GPI providing project oversight. The bid amount discussed was $2,673,900 for the three roadway segments, funded largely with Chapter 90 state funds (current balance about $2.2 million and annual allocation about $970,000). Work is to start by late June and be substantially complete by end of August, with survey and drainage corrections included. This is decided work, but it signals a multi‑street paving program plus potential follow‑on surface treatments on other streets once final costs are known.
Contract Award
$2,673,900Jun 17, 2026The Mayor reported that bidding for the Weir Fire Station project is complete, with Project Manager P3 securing bids about 11% below the $50.2 million budget. P3 also managed the Public Safety Building project that finished around $10 million under budget. While the main construction bids appear selected, this is a large multi-year facility build where subcontractors, technology providers, and building systems vendors may still find follow-on work and integration needs.
Contract Award
$50,200,000Jun 16, 2026The Select Board voted 3–2 to reject the previously selected CHA designer contract for Medeiros Farm and indicated the design services would need to be re-procured after the traffic study. About $825,000 has been appropriated by Town Meeting for the project, and the OPM expects the revised timeline could push major work into 2028–2029. This sets up a future competition among design, landscape, and engineering firms to lead a multi-field, open space, and recreation-focused capital project once prerequisites are met.
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$825,000Jun 24, 2026The Municipal Building Commission reviewed multiple invoices on July 8, 2026 for the Wading River PFAS treatment projects, covering construction, engineering, and OPM services. Work includes an emergency temporary PFAS plant and a permanent treatment plant, with updates from Tata & Howard, Wright-Pierce, and the Water Department, plus a financial update from the Budget Director. These payments confirm active construction and consulting contracts, which may lead to follow-on needs for operations, monitoring, optimization, and future upgrades.
Contract Admin
$1,646,613Jul 8, 2026Planner Hilario reported that Walmart has voluntarily provided the Town with a $3,000,000 bond for their expansion project. This confirms a significant commercial expansion already in motion, with infrastructure and site work substantial enough to warrant a large bond. Core contracts are likely chosen, but there is ongoing opportunity for specialty trades, technology, signage, and maintenance vendors to support Walmart’s expanded footprint in coordination with municipal conditions.
Contract Admin
$3,000,000Jun 25, 2026Milling and paving overlay of Keen Road and various other streets.
Contract Award
$575,625Aug 26, 2026Showing 10 of 83
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Bristol County, Massachusetts
86 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Westport School District
School1,506 students
Westford School District
School4,451 students
University of Massachusetts-dartmouth
Higher Ed9,075 students
Town of Westport
City16,461 pop.
Town of Swansea
City17,375 pop.
Town of Somerset
City18,209 pop.
Town of Seekonk
City15,725 pop.
Town of Rehoboth
City13,313 pop.
Town of Raynham
City15,649 pop.
Town of Norton
City19,146 pop.
Town of Mansfield
City23,862 pop.
Town of Freetown
City9,290 pop.
Town of Fairhaven
City15,878 pop.
Town of Easton
City25,364 pop.
Town of Dighton
City8,182 pop.
Town of Dartmouth
City33,419 pop.
Town of Berkley
City6,822 pop.
Town of Acushnet
City10,602 pop.
Taunton State Hospital
Public Hospital
Taunton School District
School8,018 students
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