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Government Projects in Cabell County

28 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Marshall notes that its primary EMC backup target and SAN have hit end-of-support or end-of-life between 2024 and 2026 and must be replaced. Current systems are on third-party or extended support, underscoring the urgency. Storage vendors, integrators, and backup solution providers have a near-term opportunity to propose replacement architectures, migration plans, and resilience strategies before a formal bid is issued.

Pre-RFP
$1,250,000Jun 10, 2026

Marshall’s Board is asked to approve acquisition of a 3.894-acre site on Northcott Court/Hal Greer Boulevard for the new Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine and Community Health Institute, via an assignment and purchase involving Fairmount Properties. The state-funded purchase totals $3,650,000 including an administrative fee to Fairmount. While the land deal is decided, it signals a major upcoming building project where design, construction, medical equipment, and technology vendors can prepare for future RFPs.

Contract Award
$3,650,000Jun 10, 2026

The School of Medicine is advancing plans for a new medical education building supported by $31.8M in federal funding and a $30M state match, covering about two-thirds of the total project cost. Philanthropy and additional advocacy are still needed to complete funding. With major capital backing secured, the university will move toward design, construction, medical education technology, and specialized healthcare training spaces, offering significant opportunities for A/E firms, builders, and health-ed technology vendors.

Grant Funding
$61,800,000Jun 10, 2026

The Board is approving multiple contracts for 2026-2027 to provide therapy and job training services to eligible students, including Diversified Assessment & Therapy Services (up to $146,500), DOT-ONE-THREE for vision services (up to $25,000), Marshall University Speech and Hearing Center (up to $40,000), Goodwill Industries (up to $5,000), Professional Hearing Solutions (up to $20,000), and Developmental Therapy Center for OT, PT, speech, and job coaches (job coaches up to $70,000). These are decided but show significant ongoing special education and transition-service spending, relevant for providers of related clinical, evaluation, and program solutions.

Contract Award
$306,500Jul 21, 2026

The Board approved purchasing 1.73 acres in the Huntington Gideon District from the Huntington Municipal Development Authority to house a new Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center. The $500,000 purchase is contingent on securing an EDA Industry Transformation Grant for the project. This signals a planned expansion of industrial training and shared manufacturing space, creating future needs for facility design, equipment, industrial systems, and training technology once grant funding is awarded.

Grant Funding
$500,000Jun 10, 2026

Cabell County Schools is approving an MOU with Southern Educational Services to provide a K-12 Virtual School Program at an estimated cost of $193,200, dependent on enrollment. The agreement is funded from the General Current Expense Fund for 2026-2027. This establishes Southern Educational Services as the virtual program provider but indicates ongoing demand for online curriculum, platforms, and student support that could influence future procurements or expansions.

Contract Award
$193,200Jul 6, 2026

The district is entering an MOU with Southern Educational Services to run a K-12 virtual school program at an estimated $193,200, dependent on enrollment. Funding comes from the General Current Expense Fund for 2026-27. This confirms a significant virtual learning initiative and highlights ongoing needs for curriculum alignment, platform integration, tutoring, and data reporting connected to the virtual program.

Contract Award
$193,200Jul 6, 2026

The Board is approving a $54,245.25 contract with Meadow Ridge Ranch Construction for chain-link fencing at Milton Middle and Meadows Elementary. Fencing will be installed along Interstate 64 and around a retention pond, with Meadow Ridge Ranch Construction submitting the lowest responsible bid. This is decided site work but reveals current safety-focused capital spending, useful for vendors in site security, playground safety, or future fencing and grounds projects.

Contract Award
$54,245Jul 21, 2026

The Board is approving a $51,586 contract with Mountain State for a part-time CTE Instructor/NOCTI specialist for the 2026-2027 school year, funded from CTE State Block funds. This is decided work, but it highlights emphasis on CTE credentialing and assessment, useful for vendors offering industry certifications, CTE curriculum, or testing platforms.

Contract Award
$51,586Jul 21, 2026

The Board is approving a contract with Health Research Systems for student drug testing during the 2026-2027 school year, with an estimated value of $50,000. Funding is from the General Current Expense Fund. The provider is selected, but this confirms an ongoing student health and compliance program, useful for vendors offering counseling, prevention curricula, or data systems linked to testing outcomes.

Contract Award
$50,000Jul 21, 2026

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