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Barrington Public Schools, through construction manager Shawmut Design and Construction, is seeking authorization to award the demolition and abatement package for Barrington High School. Shawmut recommends American Environmental for this work, with a total proposed award value of 2802614, including subcontractor default insurance and excluding specified holds and allowances. The request compares favorably to the 60% construction document estimate, coming in about 121993 under the budgeted amount. This letter indicates that vendor selection is effectively decided, pending formal release authorization, and that high‑value demolition and hazardous materials abatement work will proceed as part of a larger high school project. Vendors in related trades, environmental consulting, monitoring, and follow‑on construction services can view this as a key incumbent and budget signal for upcoming phases and potential change orders on the high school program.
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$2,802,614Jun 8, 2026Shawmut Design and Construction has requested authorization to award the Demolition and Abatement package for Barrington Primrose Hill Elementary School, recommending Northstar Contracting Group as the subcontractor. The detailed award breakdown totals 1042085, including various allowances for shoring, artwork removal and turnover, unforeseen boiler‑related abatement, refrigerant disposal, ACM handling, temporary support, preconstruction surveys, scanning, and subcontractor default insurance. The request shows the package coming in about 77651 under the 60% estimate scope budget and notes that the subcontract includes 8% MBE/WBE participation. Vendor selection is essentially decided pending formal release by district leadership and LeftField, making Northstar the environmental demolition incumbent for Primrose Hill. This early‑phase work signals a larger modernization effort where additional construction, MEP, and specialty services will be procured and coordinated.
Contract Award
$1,042,085Jun 8, 2026Barrington Public Schools’ Nayatt Elementary School project has a requested award for the Demolition & Abatement package, with Shawmut Design and Construction recommending NorthStar Contracting Group, Inc. as the subcontractor. The total award value is 1181070, including subcontractor default insurance and several defined holds and allowances for scanning, pre‑demo surveys, artwork removal, and temporary structural support. The proposed award is approximately 87885 over the 60% CD estimate, suggesting a recognition of additional scope or market pricing adjustments. The subcontract includes 8% MBE/WBE participation, and final assumptions will be formalized in the GMP package. With vendor selection essentially in place pending formal approval, this provides clear intelligence on the environmental demolition incumbent at Nayatt and creates an entry point for vendors targeting subsequent construction, systems installation, and potential change orders.
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$1,181,070Jun 8, 2026MEGA Disposals submitted pricing for a 3‑year and 5‑year curbside residential yard waste collection contract, totaling $1.84 million for 3 years and $2.74 million for 5 years. The Council referred award choice to the Town Administrator, who will decide on term length and disposal option (RIRRC vs town compost). Solid waste haulers and composting firms should track which term is chosen, as this sets the incumbent and volume flows for the next contract cycle.
Contract Award
$1,841,400Jun 3, 2026For Barrington Sowams Elementary School, Shawmut Design and Construction has requested authorization to release the Demo & Abatement package, recommending SiteCon Corporation as the subcontractor. The proposed total award value is 920485, including open space scanning, shoring for support of openings, and subcontractor default insurance, and it sits modestly above the 60% CD estimate by about 41255. The letter notes that this subcontract includes 100% WBE participation, which may align with district diversity goals and state requirements. Vendor selection is essentially made, pending formal release by the School Committee leadership working with owner’s rep LeftField. This creates a defined incumbency and scope that other construction, environmental, and specialty service providers can position around for later phases, change orders, and complementary work at Sowams Elementary.
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$920,485Jun 8, 2026The correspondence describes a proposed athletic field lighting project covering overlapping multipurpose, soccer, and baseball fields, designed to meet IES standards for youth play. The design uses separate lighting zones for the multipurpose area and the soccer/baseball field, with poles (C1 and S1) sized to allow future lighting of an additional far field and placed in nonstandard locations to keep them out of play. The sales rep estimates the total installed cost at about 800000, noting that soil conditions and contractor input could change this and that foundations-only installation is an option to reduce material cost. No contractor has reviewed the design yet and the sender explicitly asks to be informed "if the project is gaining any traction" so they can bring in a contractor, indicating the district is still in early planning and has not gone out to bid. This is a pre-RFP opportunity for vendors that can offer sports field lighting design, installation, value engineering, or alternative solutions aligned with youth-level standards and multi-field layouts.
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$800,000Jun 10, 2026The Bristol Warren Regional School Committee approved resolutions to authorize up to $162 million and issue a General Obligation Bond Anticipation Note (GO BAN) 2026 Series 1 to finance the '2026 Project'. This action also included the appointment of underwriters and authorization for the Superintendent and other officers to accept rates at the Note Sale and sign related documents. This significant financial approval indicates a large-scale capital project is moving forward. This decision directly impacts the funding for a major school district project, likely involving construction or significant facilities upgrades. Vendors in construction, engineering, and related services should monitor for subsequent procurements as the project details are finalized and implemented. The involvement of underwriters suggests the project is well-funded and progressing.
Contract Award
$162,000,000Apr 13, 2026Bristol received a single bid from DaPonte’s Landscaping Services for a town‑wide landscaping contract, with pricing escalating from $334,730 in Year 1 to $358,571 in Year 3. The Council referred award authority to the Town Administrator, signaling a near‑term decision on a multi‑year grounds maintenance agreement covering municipal sites. Competitors and specialty landscape firms should note DaPonte’s likely incumbent status and look for niche or supplemental work such as tree care, enhancements, or future rebids.
Contract Award
$334,730Jun 3, 2026The Commission will conceptually review a proposal from Hope-High Realty Trust, LLC to reconstruct the front porch at 64 High St based on historical evidence. This is an early design discussion with no contractor or architect listed yet. Residential and small commercial contractors, historic restoration specialists, and materials suppliers could approach the owner to support design, permitting, and build-out after HDC feedback.
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$0Aug 6, 2026In the budget adjustments, the district records a $90,000 savings in a transportation contingency line based on an actual new contract with First Student, as well as additional savings from statewide transportation changes and replacing two minivans with one special education bus. This indicates that student transportation contracts have recently been negotiated or renewed, and the fleet configuration for special education services is being actively managed. Although the main student transportation contract with First Student appears to be in place, the document shows the district is optimizing routes and vehicles, particularly for special education. Vendors can leverage this as incumbent intelligence and as a signal that the district may need ongoing routing optimization, GPS/telematics, SPED transportation coordination tools, or future vehicle procurement as needs evolve.
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Government Agencies in Bristol County, Rhode Island
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Warren Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Town of Warren
City11,125 pop.
Town of Bristol
City22,069 pop.
Town of Barrington
City17,061 pop.
Bristol-warren Regional School District
School2,794 students
Bristol Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Bristol County Water Authority
Special District
Bristol County
County50,145 pop.
Barrington School District
School3,309 students
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