Centre County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Centre County
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College Township is managing the Shiloh Road Corridor Partnership, holding about $2 million in escrow and planning traffic signal projects at East Trout Road and the I‑99 interchange in Benner Township. The first signal project is expected to be bid by Fall 2026, with reimbursement invoices already coming from Delta Development and Maxwell. Traffic engineering and signal construction firms should track this corridor program and prepare for upcoming design, construction, and signalization bids.
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$2,000,000Jul 16, 2026Information Technology Systems will renew its Microsoft software licensing contract with SHI International for all county employees. The agreement totals $1,030,156.89 over two years, or about $343,386 per year, for August 1, 2026 through July 31, 2028. This confirms SHI as the incumbent Microsoft reseller and indicates a stable enterprise Microsoft environment where add-on solutions, integration, security tools, and future renewals may be relevant.
Contract Award
$1,030,156Jul 23, 2026The district administration recommends reappointing Hoffman/Leaky Architects LLC as the Architect for Routine Projects from August 1, 2026 through July 30, 2029. HLA will design and prepare bid documents for Physical Plant operating-budget projects ranging from about $10,000 to $2,500,000, plus advise on facilities issues. This confirms HLA as the incumbent for small to mid-size facilities work, while larger capital projects remain available for other design professionals on a project-by-project basis.
Contract Award
$2,500,000Jul 20, 2026The board approved M.L.P. Electric’s low bid of $426,000, including alternates, to install portable generator quick-connects at the high school, Delta, and Park Forest Elementary, plus phase-loss monitoring and surge protection at two other schools. This project enhances power reliability and emergency readiness at multiple sites. The award identifies the electrical incumbent and signals potential follow-on work for generators, controls, and additional resilience upgrades.
Contract Award
$426,000Jul 20, 2026The Board tabled a three-year renewal with S-C Joint Venture to lease the MDJ 49-3-05 office at 121 South Pugh Street in State College, with a not-to-exceed total of $265,000. Commissioners raised concerns about undefined caps on operating expenses, delaying commitment for the 2026–2029 term. This creates an opening to discuss space needs, alternative locations, or tenant improvement strategies, including potential relocation or reconfiguration of court facilities.
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$265,000Jul 14, 2026The County is renewing its lease with S-C Joint Venture for the MDJ 49-3-05 office at 121 South Pugh Street, State College. Monthly rent and operating expenses change over 2026-2029, with a not-to-exceed total of $265,000 for the three-year period. Facilities and property service vendors should note the courthouse-related office location and lease term for potential improvements, fit-outs, or relocation discussions before the next renewal cycle.
Contract Award
$265,000Jul 14, 2026Children and Youth Services is renewing a contract with George Junior Republic to provide foster care and residential services for dependent and delinquent youth. The FY 2026-27 contract totals $150,000, split $90,000 State and $60,000 County. This confirms George Junior as a major residential services provider and signals stable funding for placements, creating opportunities for ancillary services like transportation, education, and treatment supports.
Contract Award
$150,000Jul 14, 2026The county tabled a proposed $47,971.20 contract with Pitney Bowes for a new postage machine for the Elections office, planned as a five-year agreement starting November 2026. The pause suggests unresolved questions or openness to alternatives before committing. Mailing, print, and equipment providers have a window to engage elections and administration staff about cost, capacity, and technology options for high-volume election mail.
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$47,971Jul 14, 2026The district approved a $75,000 proposal with Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates to provide furniture consulting and procurement services for the new Park Forest Middle School. Scope covers design phases, bid document writing, bidding services, and installation administration. This positions CRA as the furniture planning lead and signals upcoming RFQs or bids for classroom, office, and specialty furniture aligned to the new building design.
Contract Award
$75,000Jul 20, 2026The district is awarding its 2026-27 copier paper bid to Liberty Paper for 1,680 cartons of non-recycled 97 brightness white paper, totaling $51,996. This follows a competitive bid to 15 vendors and represents about a 7.5% cost decrease from last year. Liberty Paper is the incumbent from 2024-25, with three scheduled deliveries and district-managed warehousing and distribution. This confirms Liberty as the preferred paper supplier and signals likely future annual rebids on a similar scale.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Centre County, Pennsylvania
56 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Young Scholars of Central PA CS
School344 students
University Park Airport Authority
Airport Authority
Town of Worth
City708 pop.
Town of Walker
City4,657 pop.
Town of Union
City1,336 pop.
Town of Taylor
City837 pop.
Town of Spring
City8,031 pop.
Town of Snow Shoe
City1,582 pop.
Town of Rush
City3,580 pop.
Town of Penn
City1,194 pop.
Town of Patton
City15,657 pop.
Town of Miles
City1,984 pop.
Town of Marion
City1,185 pop.
Town of Liberty
City1,779 pop.
Town of Huston
City1,300 pop.
Town of Harris
City5,904 pop.
Town of Halfmoon
City2,813 pop.
Town of Haines
City1,611 pop.
Town of Gregg
City2,250 pop.
Town of Ferguson
City18,939 pop.
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