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Government Projects in Carroll County

44 projects across 10 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Mil Street pump station construction and upgrade.

Contract Admin
$3,100,000Jul 30, 2026

Wolfeboro is holding a public hearing on a proposed application for up to $750,000 in CDBG housing funds for Harriman Hill I and II on Beck Drive. Funds would replace about 18 boilers, repair water-damaged sub-floor rot in 3 kitchens, and build small mail houses, with up to $35,000 reserved for admin, procurement, and labor compliance, and the rest subgranted to Lakes Region Community Developers. HVAC, building repair, and small-structure contractors should track this as a pending, grant-funded rehab package likely to require competitive procurement if awarded.

Grant Funding
$750,000Jul 1, 2026

The board approved submitting a CDBG Housing Grant application for up to $750,000 for Harriman Hill I and II on Beck Drive. Funds will cover replacement of about 18 boilers, repair water-damaged kitchen subfloors in three units, and construction of small mail houses, with up to $35,000 reserved for admin and compliance. Lakes Region Community Developers will receive the sub-grant and manage the work, creating needs for mechanical, construction, and compliance services once funding is awarded.

Grant Funding
$750,000Jul 1, 2026

The Transfer Station Manager reported that Lowe's will stop accepting lithium batteries as its grant funding ends, and the town will need a designated safe storage area due to fire risk. Six transfer station fires have occurred since November, including one causing about $400,000 in damage, so leadership knows this is urgent. Environmental, fire protection, and waste vendors can discuss design and supply of fire-safe battery storage, signage, training, and collection logistics before the town formalizes a solution.

Pre-RFP
$400,000Jun 15, 2026

Three-year contract for medical services at the jail, including catastrophic cost coverage.

Contract Award
$120,000Sep 28, 2026

Asbestos abatement for the administration building.

Contract Award
$60,000Sep 28, 2026

Resident room furniture replacement.

Contract Award
$51,058Sep 28, 2026

The Milfoil Committee reviewed NHDES maps and approved herbicide treatment for about three acres of milfoil, with remaining areas to be handled by diver-assisted suction harvesting and hand-pulling. The exact treatment date is not yet set, and post-treatment diver surveys and hand-pulling are planned. This indicates ongoing and future needs for aquatic herbicide application, diver services, and related lake management support that are funded from a dedicated milfoil fund balance of about $195,000.

Pre-RFP
$195,000Jul 13, 2026

Flooring replacement in living rooms on two units.

Contract Award
$7,789Sep 28, 2026

Final payment to Barry Dunn's accounting firm for Hails location review and account setup.

Contract Award
$3,010Sep 28, 2026

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