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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Fayette County

12 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Annual street paving project.

Contract Award
$200,850Aug 11, 2026

Acquisition and management of an additional plastic recycling bin as part of a pilot program. Includes hauling, processing, signage, and public outreach.

Pre-RFP
$750Aug 11, 2026

Funding for on-call professional engineering services.

Contract Award
$15,000Jul 25, 2026

The board will approve a contract with Best Life Therapy to provide American Sign Language interpreting services to students with special needs, in excess of $50,000, funded with county funds. The contract responds to a shortage of an in-house ASL interpreter. Special education and related service providers can treat Best Life Therapy as the incumbent while watching for additional needs in interpreting, remote services, and assistive tech to support deaf and hard-of-hearing students.

Contract Award
$50,000Jul 14, 2026

The superintendent recommends a contract with LinguiCare Associates, Inc. to provide speech and language services to students with special needs, valued at more than $50,000 and funded through county funds. This confirms outsourced speech therapy as a key support model. Therapy firms, teletherapy providers, and assistive communication vendors should see LinguiCare as the speech services incumbent and consider complementary tools or services and the likely renewal window after this contract term.

Contract Award
$50,000Jul 14, 2026

The board will approve a contract with Coda Mountain Academy to run an after-school enrichment program at Fayetteville PK-8 and Oak Hill Middle School for the 2026-2027 school year, funded from the Step VII account. This indicates a structured, funded after-school program across multiple sites. Enrichment, tutoring, arts, and STEM providers should see Coda Mountain Academy as the program operator and look for ways to support or extend services, and to monitor for future bids if the district evaluates other vendors.

Contract Award
$0Jul 14, 2026

The superintendent recommends a contract with Curriculum Associates, LLC for online educator learning services, professional development, and a diagnostic screener for the I-Ready program, funded from textbook funds. This signals that I-Ready will be a key assessment and instructional tool. EdTech, data integration, and PD support vendors should view Curriculum Associates as the incumbent and look at integration, content alignment, and supplemental services around this platform and future renewals.

Contract Award
$0Jul 14, 2026

The Board approved the purchase of 215 ASUS convertible notebooks from Trafera for 163,185.00, funded by Title I and Technology funds under the WV Mountain State EPIC #E2025-001 agreement. This indicates an active device refresh or expansion initiative, with a preference for convertible form factors and cooperative purchasing. For vendors, Trafera is the chosen supplier on this transaction, but the decision highlights ongoing device lifecycle management, federal funding use, and a standard procurement vehicle. There may be follow-on opportunities for accessories, device management, instructional integration, repairs, and future refresh cycles, as well as chances to support Title I schools with classroom-ready configurations and teacher training around the new devices.

Contract Award
$163,185May 19, 2026

The Fayette County Board of Education is approving a purchase exceeding 50,000 for 215 ASUS convertible notebooks from Trafera, totaling 163,185. Funding will come from Title I and Technology funds, and the purchase is being made under the WV Mountain State EPIC Agreement E2025-001. This indicates an ongoing device refresh or expansion effort, likely targeting Title I schools or programs. Because Trafera is the selected vendor under a statewide agreement, the primary device procurement is decided. However, this spend level and the use of Title I and technology funds signal continuing 1:1 or classroom device initiatives, along with potential needs for accessories, device management, security, deployment services, and instructional integration support.

Contract Award
$163,185May 19, 2026

The Board approved a contract amendment with Skanska USA Building, Inc. to extend Project Support Services for Midland Trail Elementary School, adding 50,000.00 and bringing the total contract value to 1,272,820.00 funded by SBA funds. This indicates that the capital project at Midland Trail Elementary is substantial and still active enough to require extended project support from Skanska. For vendors, Skanska is the incumbent on project support, signaling that the main construction support decision is made, but the larger facilities program may have downstream needs. There may be opportunities for specialized subcontracting, technology integrations, furniture/fixtures, commissioning, or maintenance services as the project advances, as well as positioning for future school capital projects funded through SBA resources.

Contract Award
$50,000May 19, 2026

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