Cecil County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Cecil County

12 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Cecil County awarded IFB B-26-030 Asphalt Overlay Phase 2 to Allan Myers MD Inc. for $2,286,219 to mill and overlay multiple roads, including Pleasant Grove, Bell Manor, and others, with associated traffic control and shoulder work. Seven bids were received, and Allan Myers was the low bidder for work running from March 17 to June 30, 2026. Paving and materials vendors gain insight into current capital paving activity and the incumbent contractor, useful for supplying materials, equipment, or targeting future overlay phases.

Contract Award
$2,286,219Jul 14, 2026

Cecil County authorized Task Order 2 with LDDBLUELINE PC for $351,382 in architectural and engineering design and permitting services for an indoor recreation center at Calvert Regional Park. The specialized firm is engaged until project completion under a Chapter 92-7 exemption. AEC, construction, and recreation equipment vendors should view this as an active design phase for a new facility, with future opportunities in construction, FF&E, sports surfaces, and facility technology once plans advance to bidding.

Contract Award
$351,382Jul 14, 2026

The county issued a $245,240 task order to Barton and Loguidice for flare maintenance plan implementation at the Cecil County Central Landfill under RFP 23-02 for solid waste planning and engineering design. This is the last renewal option in a multi-year contract running through June 30, 2026. Environmental engineers, O&M providers, and monitoring technology firms should note the incumbent and term, as landfill gas and flare work may be rebid or expanded after this renewal window.

Contract Award
$245,240Jul 14, 2026

Cecil County is purchasing $200,017 in GameTime PrimeTime Somerset play equipment from Playcore Wisconsin, Inc. under cooperative pricing for three parks: Fletchwood, Elk Mills, and Harborview. All items must be delivered to designated locations by June 30, 2026 as a one-time capital purchase. Parks and recreation vendors can treat this as a signal of active investment in playground upgrades, and may explore installation services, surfacing, shade structures, or future park amenity projects.

Contract Award
$200,017Jul 14, 2026

Under RFP 23-04 for on-call construction management and inspection, Cecil County issued a $182,484 task order to Rummel Klepper & Kahl (RK&K) for Belvidere Road improvements (CIP Project 52705). Multiple major firms bid the original on-call, but RK&K is handling this task. While this specific CMI work is decided, construction contractors and materials suppliers can watch Belvidere Road and related CIP projects for bid opportunities as design/CM progresses.

Contract Award
$182,484Jul 14, 2026

As part of the Harris Technology Services contract, Cecil Arena and the County Administration Building will receive new security camera systems (11 and 24 cameras respectively). These specific facility upgrades indicate a focus on securing public indoor spaces. Facility tech and software vendors can use this to open conversations about access control, visitor management, and integration of cameras with broader building systems in these and similar facilities.

Contract Award
$108,016Jul 14, 2026

Cecil County approved a $108,016 contract with Harris Technology Services to implement and configure a new 73-camera security system across six county facilities, including transfer stations, an arena, WWTP, warehouse, and admin building. Work is to be completed by June 30, 2026 using capital funds. Security and IT vendors can track this as a current implementation, watching for future phases, maintenance, storage, and analytics needs as the system is deployed.

Contract Award
$108,016Jul 14, 2026

Budget Amendment 2026-012 allocates $37,260 for Bayberry Tank operating expenses and $27,800 for I-95 Tank R&M services, both tied to Derstine Company, LLC. Requisitions R6-02466 and R6-02467 specifically list Derstine for these water tank projects, signaling awarded maintenance/repair work. This confirms Derstine as incumbent on key tank assets; other firms can target future inspection, coating, SCADA, and structural work or partner with Derstine on specialized services.

Contract Award
$65,060Jun 24, 2026

The Water Superintendent requested emergency repairs to TTHM and HAA5 equipment at Bayberry and I-95 towers, and the board approved Budget Amendment 2026-012 plus two requisitions to Derstine Company LLC totaling $65,060. These awards cover repair work on critical water quality equipment at both tanks. The primary vendor decision is made, but this is useful to understand Derstine as the incumbent for tank equipment repairs and the town’s investment level. Vendors can focus on future maintenance, upgrades, or alternative solutions when the next repair or replacement cycle arises.

Contract Award
$65,060Jun 24, 2026

For March FY26, CCPS recorded a $33,000 CareFirst Wellness grant to support staff wellness initiatives. The budget entry does not specify program design or vendors. Wellness program providers, telehealth platforms, and HR benefits consultants can propose services like wellness challenges, mental health supports, or analytics that align with CareFirst’s grant intent and school schedules.

Grant Funding
$33,000Jun 16, 2026

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