Bucks County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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BH/DP is approving a large contract with Magellan Behavioral Health of Pennsylvania for the HealthChoices Behavioral Health Agreement from 2028 to 2032. The $771 million arrangement governs managed behavioral health services. The prime managed care vendor is selected, but this reveals long-term behavioral health funding and structure, important to providers, tech vendors, and community partners seeking subcontracts or related programs.
Contract Award
$771,690,481Jul 15, 2026The agenda includes an investment report showing significant borough funds held with Truist and PFM Asset Management LLC (PLGIT), totaling about $11.5 million as of May 31, 2026. This indicates ongoing relationships for banking and investment management services with these institutions. While these accounts are already placed, financial institutions and advisors can use this as incumbent intelligence and explore opportunities for future competitive proposals, treasury services, or investment policy reviews.
Contract Admin
$11,498,383Jul 14, 2026The board approved issuing up to $95,000,000 in bond anticipation notes to provide interim financing for a new high school and district-wide facility repairs, including roof replacements. These notes precede 2026 general obligation bonds and will fund design, construction, and capital improvements. This is long-term capital funding, not a specific construction award yet. Facility planners, architects, engineers, and construction firms should track this as the financial green light for a major high school build and multiple repair projects, with formal project scoping and procurement to follow.
Budget Planning
$95,000,000Jul 9, 2026Pennsbury SD approved issuing up to $95,000,000 in bond anticipation notes to provide interim financing for a new high school and related capital projects. This is a financing step ahead of 2026 general obligation bonds and confirms a large-scale construction program is moving forward. Construction, design, and owner’s rep firms should track this as the district finalizes scope and schedules for the new high school build and associated improvements.
Budget Planning
$95,000,000Jul 9, 2026Alongside the new high school, Pennsbury SD will use bond anticipation note proceeds to fund various capital improvements and repairs at other district facilities, including roof repair and replacement. Financing confirms a pipeline of multi-site facilities work but vendors for roofing, mechanical, and general trades are not yet named. Facilities and construction vendors should monitor upcoming bid packages tied to this funded capital program.
Budget Planning
$95,000,000Jul 9, 2026The County ERP office is increasing its contract with Infor to add Velocity Suite software to the Infor CloudSuite ERP solution. The term runs to 10/1/29, signaling a long-term commitment to Infor’s cloud ERP stack. This is decided work but shows the core financial/ERP platform and timeline, valuable for firms offering integrations, reporting, data migration, managed services, or user training around Infor environments.
Contract Award
$353,150Jul 15, 2026The Board will consider awarding the 2026-2027 Fuel Consortium contract for unleaded gasoline and low sulfur diesel. Petroleum Traders Corporation is slated for gasoline (about $270,000) and Ports Petroleum for diesel (about $85,000). This locks in fuel vendors for the coming year, but also signals volume, pricing, and incumbent relationships that other fleet, fuel-management, and cardlock providers can build around for future opportunities.
Contract Award
$355,000Jul 13, 2026General Services is contracting with Jones Engineering Associates for engineering and design services for facility improvements at the Bucks County Administration Building. The agreement runs from 10/1/25 to 12/31/27, indicating a multi-year capital project in design. Design is awarded, but future construction, trades, and systems work are still ahead, which is important to firms in construction, building systems, security, and IT who may bid on implementation phases.
Contract Award
$346,400Jul 15, 2026The World Language Department is planning a Germany and Austria student trip in 2027 and has cost estimates from three private tour companies: EF, ACIS, and Xperitas. Per‑student package prices, including transportation, hotels, meals, premium travel insurance, tips, and airport bus, range around $5,359–$5,429 and chaperones travel free. Vendor has not yet been selected, so travel providers and student travel financing partners can still shape the final itinerary, pricing, fundraising strategies, and risk coverage before booking is confirmed.
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$80,000Jul 20, 2026The Board of Elections is increasing and amending its contract with Clear Ballot Group to upgrade to state-certified ClearVote 2.5 software and hardware. The term runs through 12/31/26, indicating an elections tech refresh underway. While Clear Ballot is the selected vendor, this gives others insight into the county’s voting system stack and timing, useful for peripherals, security assessments, e-pollbook tools, or integration services.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Bucks County, Pennsylvania
71 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
West Rockhill-sellersville Joint Recreation Authority
Special District
Upper Bucks County Technical School
School18 students
Town of Wrightstown
City3,287 pop.
Town of West Rockhill
City5,452 pop.
Town of Warwick
City14,740 pop.
Town of Warrington
City26,175 pop.
Town of Warminster
City33,286 pop.
Town of Upper Southampton
City15,109 pop.
Town of Upper Makefield
City8,826 pop.
Town of Tinicum
City3,806 pop.
Town of Springfield
City5,178 pop.
Town of Solebury
City8,647 pop.
Town of Richland
City14,176 pop.
Town of Plumstead
City14,299 pop.
Town of Northampton
City39,872 pop.
Town of Nockamixon
City3,355 pop.
Town of Newtown
City19,701 pop.
Town of New Britain
City12,277 pop.
Town of Milford
City10,170 pop.
Town of Middletown
City45,634 pop.
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