Caswell County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Caswell County

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Caswell County Schools approved two major speech therapy contracts: Cheshire Center at $70/hour (estimated $221,000 annually) and Speech Stars, PLLC at $65/hour (estimated $255,000 annually). These vendors will staff speech therapists across multiple schools and preschool settings, handle instruction, evaluations, and IEPs. Speech providers and therapy networks can use this as sizeable incumbent intel and track for future rebids or consolidation opportunities.

Contract Award
$476,000Jun 29, 2026

Brady presented Task Order 1 to begin Oakwood Elementary work: demolishing ceilings and grid, tying up lights, providing floor protection, and scoping plumbing, at a cost of $164,450. The district signaled readiness to start this phase as part of broader Oakwood renovations. Construction and building systems vendors can treat Brady as the incumbent for this phase while watching for subsequent bid packages for larger renovation work.

Contract Award
$164,450Jun 29, 2026

The Board approved TeachTown as the Pre-K and K-12 adaptive curriculum for Exceptional Children, following teacher demos and strong interest. The five-year package totals about $139,338, with the first year at $64,298 and subsequent years at $18,760, funded via PRC 060 rollover and a grant (PRC 118). This is key incumbent intel for EC curriculum and opens chances for training, implementation support, and future expansions or integrations.

Contract Award
$139,338Jun 29, 2026

The Board approved a renewal of Eureka Math at a cost of $56,059.59, funded from PRC 131 textbooks. This confirms Eureka Math as the incumbent core math curriculum for at least another year. Math PD providers, assessment vendors, and supplemental curriculum companies can approach the district with supports that align to or extend Eureka.

Contract Award
$56,060Jun 29, 2026

The Board approved an occupational therapy contract with Speech & Occupational Therapists Specialists at $84/hour, estimated at $45,360 annually for about 15 hours per week. Services include supervision of a COTA, evaluations, reports, IEP attendance, and direct therapy. OT providers can treat this as incumbent intel and plan for future competition or supplemental offerings like tele-OT or bundled services.

Contract Award
$45,360Jun 29, 2026

The district approved a vision support contract with Invision Services, Inc. for Teachers of the Visually Impaired and orientation/mobility services. Rates range from $95/hour for direct services, $63/hour for Braille production, and $125/hour for special services, with an estimated annual cost of $34,100. Vision service providers and assistive technology vendors can note Invision as the incumbent and look for future collaboration or competition.

Contract Award
$34,100Jun 29, 2026

The consent agenda includes a purchase of Second Step for elementary schools at a cost of $12,293.76, funded with Title IV (PRC 108). This indicates a districtwide SEL curriculum implementation at the elementary level. SEL solution providers and PD partners can treat Second Step as the incumbent and look for training, evaluation, and supplemental program opportunities.

Contract Award
$12,294Jun 29, 2026

Caswell County Schools approved a PRN school psychologist services contract with Little Johnny, LLC, with an estimated annual cost of $12,000 plus mileage. The contract provides backup psychological services and access to a Spanish-speaking psychologist when needed. This presents incumbent intel and a signal of episodic demand, useful for psychology service firms or telepsychology providers planning future offerings.

Contract Award
$12,000Jun 29, 2026

The district approved an EC audiology services contract with John Sexton & Associates at $625 per month plus travel and batteries, estimated at $7,800 annually. The firm will handle audiological evaluations, staff training, equipment monitoring, and reporting. Competitors in school-based audiology and related hearing services can use this as incumbent intel and watch for future rebids or expanded service needs.

Contract Award
$7,800Jun 29, 2026

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