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Government Projects in Bucks County

54 projects across 14 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The Buck Theater Renovation calls for heavy renovation and equipment purchases, including a new sound shell, new sound booth, risers, and expanded theater storage, with an estimated cost of $1,000,000. The goal is to improve performance quality, safety, and logistics for K-12 and community use. No vendor is named, so theater AV, staging, and construction firms can engage around product options, booth design, and storage solutions before formal procurement.

Pre-RFP
$1,000,000Jul 23, 2026

The district is planning a major renovation to turn the middle school library into a Learning Commons and create a dedicated STEAM wing, including robotics and engineering spaces, a VEX Robotics arena, updated equipment, and flexible presentation areas. Estimated at $1,968,750, the project involves partitioning, acoustics, flexible room configurations, furniture purchases, and STEAM equipment. EdTech, robotics, lab furniture, and design/construction firms can engage to shape equipment standards, layouts, and library-to-commons transformation.

Pre-RFP
$1,968,750Jul 23, 2026

The High School Main Office Relocation project explores two heavy-renovation options to improve safety, traffic flow, and accessibility: building a new office off Lion’s Way Road or moving the office into the current District Office and relocating central offices later. Estimated at $3,311,688, it would also repurpose current office areas for athletics and new classroom space. With options still under consideration, architects, security consultants, and builders can help evaluate layouts, visitor management, and phasing tied to the elementary expansion.

Pre-RFP
$3,311,688Jul 23, 2026

Under Lions Legacy 2030, the district plans a $5,000,000 heavy renovation of band and orchestra practice spaces, adding high ceilings, acoustic treatments, climate control, storage, and recording studios plus vocal spaces. This is positioned as a state-of-the-art music facility upgrade using theater courtyard square footage, with no implementation vendor named yet. Acoustic design, HVAC, AV/recording tech, and construction firms can help refine designs and technology packages for music production and rehearsal spaces.

Pre-RFP
$5,000,000Jul 23, 2026

Bucks IU approved multi-year Private Provider Agreements with a set of "Premier Agencies" to deliver special education services to IU students through August 15, 2028. The total estimated encumbrance is $3,490,000 across agencies like Austill's, Aveanna, Birch Agency, Humanus, and US Medical. This establishes a preferred vendor pool for therapies and staffing, which is key intelligence for firms offering similar services, staffing, or related technologies and seeking subcontracting or future bid spots.

Contract Award
$3,490,000Jul 21, 2026

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, 2026

The 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, 2026

Bucks IU approved a $616,886.12 agreement with Ethosource to remove old office furniture and install new cubicles, storage, counters, and lobby furnishings on the first floor of the 705 Administrative Office Building. The project includes sit/stand desks, chairs, and department-specific layouts and will proceed in phases starting at the end of July 2026. Furniture and interior design vendors gain insight into a substantial refresh, suggesting future phases, technology integration needs, and ongoing facilities modernization.

Contract Award
$616,886Jul 21, 2026

The district plans a heavy renovation of the middle school art room, relocating plumbing fixtures and adding a glass accordion wall to connect with an adjacent recording studio. Estimated at $385,688, this aims to support multimedia and technology-driven art courses starting in the 2025-2026 school year. This is still planning-stage, so construction, interiors, and classroom-tech vendors can discuss fixture choices, wall systems, and integrated art/recording workflows.

Pre-RFP
$385,688Jul 23, 2026

Bucks IU approved an addendum to its existing Private Provider Agreement with GHR Healthcare dba GHR Education to add nursing services through August 15, 2028. The added services are estimated at $450,000 over the term. This signals a significant, multi-year nursing staffing need and identifies GHR as an incumbent, which is useful for competing staffing agencies and related service providers tracking future opportunities or complementary offerings.

Contract Award
$450,000Jul 21, 2026

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