Coos County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Coos County
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Coos County is preparing an RFP for a new 70-bed nursing home on the Connecticut River side to replace the existing West Stewartstown facility, funded by Rural Transformation Healthcare funds and bonds. A CDFA technical assistance grant of up to $50,000 will provide engineering, architectural, and procurement support, and a site must be identified by October 2026 with construction starting spring 2027. This is a live, competitive opportunity for nursing home planners, architects, engineers, real estate advisors, and construction firms. The RFP is expected mid to late July 2026, open for about six weeks, with proposals reviewed by a committee and a final decision by end of October 2026.
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$6,000,000Jul 8, 2026The City received a $1,000,000 EPA grant to clean up and assess downtown City-owned properties with environmental issues. The goal is to prepare these sites for future development and investment. Environmental consultants, remediation contractors, and redevelopment advisors can engage around assessment, cleanup work, and planning for adaptive reuse of these properties.
Grant Funding
$1,000,000Jul 7, 2026The Board held a continued public hearing on AHEAD, Inc.'s RSA 79-E tax relief application for a $2,342,207 rehab of 12 King Square into mixed-use commercial and four residential units, at least three affordable. Construction started in spring 2026 with funding from NH CDFA, Northern Borders Regional Commission, and InvestNH, and tenant occupancy expected by October 2026. Tax relief terms (likely ~5 years) and covenant conditions are still being negotiated. This is a multi-party, grant-backed downtown redevelopment where vendors can target build-out, fit-out, and ongoing property services needs.
Grant Funding
$2,342,207Jun 22, 2026The board approved ENE Systems of New Hampshire to perform control upgrades at Lamprey River Elementary School for $267,416.47, paid from the maintenance capital reserve fund. This is a sizable building controls project that will affect HVAC and energy management. Energy and controls vendors can treat ENE Systems as incumbent and explore follow-on optimization, analytics, and future building automation work across the district.
Contract Award
$267,416Jun 17, 2026The district discussed a $400,000 NH Department of Energy grant intended to cover a $373,000 shortfall on an energy project lease payment tied to Energy Efficient Investments (EEI). The board ultimately accepted and authorized expenditure of the $400,000 energy grant along with other aids, and staff are confirming how the final payment to EEI should be recorded. Energy services and performance contracting firms should note that an EEI energy project and lease are active, with grant support helping meet obligations, suggesting ongoing energy management and potential for future phases.
Grant Funding
$400,000Jun 17, 2026The town is addressing a non-functional street light at the end of Israel River Road, where wires were cut and Eversource quoted two repair options between about $6,200 and $6,971. The Board is pushing back because Eversource previously indicated there would be no cost and is escalating the issue to management. Depending on that outcome, there may be a need for electrical contractors or alternative lighting solutions if the town decides not to pay the utility's full cost.
Pre-RFP
$6,971Jul 6, 2026The board approved purchase of a new intrusion/security system for Raymond High School from Minuteman for $72,020.29, funded by the maintenance capital reserve. This locks in Minuteman as the security vendor for this phase of work. Security integrators can track this as incumbent intel for future camera, access control, and monitoring expansions or service/maintenance opportunities.
Contract Award
$72,020Jun 17, 2026Cemetery Trustees reviewed a quote from White Mountain Lumber for granite posts at $347 per post and decided to install two sign posts at New City Cemetery this year. They unanimously voted to purchase two granite posts, one for the north entrance and one for the south entrance. The buying decision and vendor are set, but suppliers of signage, installation services, or related site improvements can still explore follow-on needs at cemetery entrances.
Contract Award
$694Jul 8, 2026The town received three bids for mowing and trimming of town properties and awarded the contract to All American Property Services for $6,360 per year. This sets the incumbent for grounds maintenance for at least the upcoming season. Competitors can track this term for future rebids, and suppliers of equipment or landscaping materials may target the awarded contractor for sales.
Contract Award
$6,360Jul 6, 2026The board approved purchase of a new social studies curriculum for an amount not to exceed $89,000, including materials such as AP Government texts and i‑Ready social studies resources. Discussion referenced a broader plan to budget about $120,000 annually for curriculum updates and compared costs of print vs online formats. This sets the curriculum vendors and price point, but creates follow-on needs for implementation support, teacher training, and future-cycle renewals or expansions.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Coos County, New Hampshire
45 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
White Mountains Community College
Higher Ed801 students
White Mountain Regional School District
School979 students
Town of Whitefield
City2,528 pop.
Town of Success
City3 pop.
Town of Stratford
City657 pop.
Town of Stewartstown
City773 pop.
Town of Stark
City468 pop.
Town of Shelburne
City358 pop.
Town of Randolph
City327 pop.
Town of Pittsburg
City833 pop.
Town of Odell
City
Town of Northumberland
City2,118 pop.
Town of Millsfield
City26 pop.
Town of Milan
City1,368 pop.
Town of Lancaster
City3,235 pop.
Town of Kilkenny
City
Town of Jefferson
City1,063 pop.
Town of Gorham
City2,680 pop.
Town of Errol
City295 pop.
Town of Dummer
City313 pop.
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