Calvert County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Calvert County
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Active Opportunity
$329,160,000Aug 21, 2026Grant for headworks project at the water reclamation treatment plant.
Grant Funding
$5,400,000Aug 21, 2026Secure funding for the Headworks project at the wastewater treatment plant.
Grant Funding
$3,200,000Jul 17, 2026Purchase of replacement benches for Veterans Park.
Contract Award
$30,560Aug 21, 2026The FY2027 CIP includes 170,000 dollars for pump station generators and 14,000 dollars for SCADA implementation, signaling a push to modernize water and sewer pump station resiliency and monitoring. Separately, Public Works reports that a new Chesapeake Avenue pump station package system has been received and is being installed with contractor piping and after‑hours cutover. While the specific generator and SCADA vendors are not identified in the budget narrative, the funding suggests upcoming purchases or integration work for control systems, backup power, and possibly telemetry across multiple stations. Utilities technology vendors, generator suppliers, and integration firms can approach Public Works about standardizing across stations, securing remote monitoring, and aligning SCADA plans with the new pump station hardware.
Pre-RFP
$184,000Jun 4, 2026The June 18, 2026 agenda shows the Town Council will consider and approve a motion authorizing the mayor to execute the National Fitness Campaign purchase order for the Studio Fitness Court project in the amount of $185,000. Earlier minutes and the June 9, 2026 work session note that the National Fitness Campaign grant of $35,000 has been confirmed and that the purchase order details have been provided to Council, with only the final vote pending. This indicates the Town has selected the NFC program and is now moving into the contracting and implementation phase for a free outdoor fitness court. For vendors, this is decided work, but it signals significant investment in fitness infrastructure at Kellam’s Field and integration with broader parks programming like the Uplift Calvert Wellness Festival. There may be opportunities around site design support, surfacing, lighting, shade, security cameras, programming, instructor services, and ongoing maintenance once the court is installed. Follow-up conversations should focus on complementary amenities, programming partnerships, or support services that enhance usage and longevity of the new facility.
Contract Award
$185,000Jun 18, 2026North Beach has completed design for the Greenwood and Bay Avenue green infrastructure project (066-90076) and is in the permitting phase after county review and meetings with Calvert County Public Works and Planning. The project is intended to add green infrastructure components to the existing stormwater collection system, enhancing resilience rather than replacing the current collection network. Staff report that once permits are secured, the town can request grant reimbursement for design and then put the construction project out to bid. This positions the green infrastructure implementation as an upcoming solicitation for a contractor experienced in low‑impact development, stormwater retrofits, and possibly landscaping. Environmental, civil, and construction vendors should begin relationship building with Planning & Zoning and DPW to be ready when the RFP/ITB is released.
Pre-RFP
$130,000Jun 4, 2026Purchase of saddles from Exit Supply Company.
Contract Award
$35,910Jul 17, 2026The Town Council will consider purchasing water system saddles from Exeter Supply Company for $35,910 as part of a FY27 budgeted replacement project. Public Works compared several estimates and is ready to move forward with Exeter as the supplier. The main buying decision is effectively set, but contractors and service firms may find follow-on work in installation, related fittings, or future water infrastructure upgrades.
Contract Award
$35,910Jul 16, 2026Concrete paving contract for town infrastructure.
Active Opportunity
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