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Government Projects in Frederick County

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Frederick Community College is awarding RFP 26-CCPM-01 to Hanbury for architectural and engineering services for the Innovation & Technology Center, a Catoctin Hall addition and renovation. The contract is valued at about $4.6 million and will cover design of a 28,352 GSF addition and renovation of 30,245 GSF for science/biotech labs, STEM classrooms, innovation space, and support areas. Design runs through FY 2027-2029 with construction in FY 2029-2030, creating a long pipeline of design, engineering, technology, and lab-fit-out needs.

Contract Award
$4,572,584Jul 14, 2026

FCC is awarding RFP 26-CCPM-02 to Barton Malow to provide Construction Manager at Risk services with a GMP for the Innovation & Technology Center Catoctin Hall addition/renovation. The CMAR contract totals $8.76 million for preconstruction and construction phase services, general conditions, and contingencies. With design through FY 2029 and construction in FY 2029-2030, trade contractors, suppliers, and technology vendors have a clear path to pursue future packages and coordination with Barton Malow and the college.

Contract Award
$8,756,517Jul 14, 2026

Quantum Greens LLC is seeking a special exception from the Frederick County Board of Appeals to build and operate a 15.7-acre controlled-environment hydroponic greenhouse for lettuce and leafy greens on a 47.18-acre former golf course at 4943 Elmer Derr Road. They hold a non-binding LOI to purchase the land and have submitted concept site plans and technical specs, indicating a major private agritech capital project along the US 15/340 corridor. While this is a private development, the scale and technical complexity create near-term needs for engineering, construction, utilities, environmental, and operations vendors who can support design, build-out, and long-term facility services.

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$2,359,000Jun 12, 2026

Frederick Community College has awarded RFP 26-CCPM-01 to Hanbury for 4572584 in architectural and engineering services for the Innovation & Technology Center Catoctin Hall addition and renovation. The project covers a 28,352 GSF addition and renovation of 30,245 GSF of existing space to support science and biotechnology labs, an innovation center, STEM instructional space, offices, lecture classrooms, and support areas. Design will span FY 2027, FY 2028, and part of FY 2029, with construction planned for FY 2029 and FY 2030, funded through the State and County CIP. While the prime A/E is chosen, this is a large, multi-year capital build that will require specialty consultants, lab planners, technology integrators, FF&E, STEM lab equipment, and commissioning as design progresses and construction nears.

Contract Award
$4,572,584Jun 10, 2026

Frederick Community College has awarded RFP 26-CCPM-02 to Barton Malow for 8756517 to provide Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services with a guaranteed maximum price for the Innovation & Technology Center Catoctin Hall addition and renovation. The award covers preconstruction and construction phase fees, general conditions, and GMP contingencies. Sixteen proposals were received and ten evaluated, with Barton Malow achieving the highest score in a two-phase technical and pricing competition. Design will take place in FY 2027–FY 2028 and part of FY 2029, with construction scheduled for FY 2029–FY 2030 funded by State and County CIP; this creates a defined window for subcontractors, specialty trades, technology integrators, and equipment vendors to position themselves with Barton Malow and FCC for the build-out.

Contract Award
$8,756,517Jun 10, 2026

Frederick County approved up to $110,000,000 in 2026A public facilities bonds plus $50,000,000 in 2026B refunding bonds to finance roads, bridges, parks, water/sewer, schools, public safety, and other facilities. A competitive electronic sale is scheduled for July 29, 2026, with proceeds earmarked for a detailed list of 2026 projects totaling about $100.7 million. This locks in capital funding and signals that design, construction, technology, and equipment procurements for these projects will need to move ahead in the next 12–36 months.

Budget Planning
$160,000,000Jun 16, 2026

The Town of Thurmont awarded its 2026 roadway resurfacing project covering Ironmaster Drive, Furnace Court, Victor Drive, Stoney Park Way, Woodland Avenue, Apples Church Road (patching), West Main Street (patching), East Moser Road (patching), and Thurmont Boulevard, including curb repair/replacement and roadway striping where required. C. William Hetzer, Inc. of Hagerstown, MD was selected as the low, compliant bidder at $424,135.65, and town staff noted prior positive experience with this contractor. The Board also amended the motion so any remaining Highway User Revenue funds beyond the contract amount can be directed to the municipal parking lot renovation project. While this specific resurfacing contract is decided, it signals Hetzer as Thurmont’s current paving/incidental concrete incumbent and confirms the town has nearly $500,000 in available HUR and expects over $550,000 more in FY27, creating an ongoing pipeline of street, curb, and striping work that vendors can target for future bids or value-added services.

Contract Award
$424,136Jun 2, 2026

Frederick Community College is renewing its FY 2027 property, casualty, workers’ compensation, cyber, and international insurance portfolio with multiple carriers, arranged via broker McGriff. The total recommended spend is 392285, including 370285 in premiums to Affiliated FM (property), Utica National (casualty), Hanover (workers’ comp), Tokio Marine (cyber), and Chubb (international), plus 22000 in brokerage fees. The renewal reflects shifts in risk and costs, including an 11.5% increase in casualty premiums tied to higher-ed claim trends and a 6.3% increase in workers’ compensation due to payroll growth, while property premiums decreased 3.9% in exchange for higher deductibles. This is decided work, but it reveals incumbent carriers, pricing, deductibles, and broker relationships for anyone targeting future insurance, risk-management, claims, or safety services at FCC.

Contract Award
$392,285Jun 10, 2026

The Board is asked to approve renewal of FCC’s FY 2027 property, casualty, workers comp, cyber, and international insurance, brokered by McGriff, totaling about $392,285 with fees. Carriers include Affiliated FM, Utica National, Hanover, Tokio Marine, and Chubb, all A-rated. This locks in incumbents and pricing for a year but signals ongoing risk, cyber, and coverage needs where brokers, carriers, and risk consultants can target future renewals or add-on services.

Contract Award
$392,285Jun 10, 2026

Council approved a contract with Bayland Consultants & Designers, Inc. for design services related to FEMA levee certification under CIP#350024, with costs not to exceed $395,000. This sets the design engineer for the certification process. Construction, surveying, modeling, and environmental firms should track this as it will likely lead to levee improvements, compliance upgrades, and future capital work once design findings are in.

Contract Award
$395,000Jun 4, 2026

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