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Government Projects in Hampden County
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The Hampden Fire Station Committee reviewed revised plans for a new station apparatus bay on June 18, 2026, following direction from the Board of Selectmen. Designs by Saccoccio & Associates for four- and five-bay configurations were compared, with cost estimates of about $7.9 million and $8.0 million, plus a possible parking lot reconfiguration and new traffic pattern. No vote was taken, so the project scope and budget are still being shaped, and vendors related to fire facility design, cost estimating, traffic/parking design, and construction should monitor as the town advances toward funding and procurement.
Pilot project for fiber optic internet service in three fiber service areas (FSA) including schools, library, and industrial park entrance.
Westfield is accepting a $1,095,283 FY2027 State 911 Support and Incentive grant for its Regional Public Safety Communications Center. Funds will buy four Avtec Scout radio consoles and parts, pay the annual audio recording contract, and purchase six mobile data terminals for police cruisers plus salary/overtime for telecommunicators. Vendors of radio consoles, MDTs, recording systems, and staffing/training services should track this as funded modernization work and potential future maintenance, expansion, and refresh needs.
Holyoke has secured $200,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending and $250,000 from the Clean Water SRF to prepare a Final Environmental Impact Report for its CSO Long-Term Control Plan. A consultant contract and purchase order have been issued, and a kickoff meeting was held June 16, 2026. Environmental and engineering vendors should anticipate follow-on design and construction work for CSO projects once the FEIR defines preferred alternatives and compliance commitments.
The Springdale Sewer Pumping Station assessment funded by $117,803 in ARPA is complete, with Tighe & Bond’s updated report received and the project slated for inclusion in Holyoke’s Capital Improvement Plan. Flow data and sizing options have been analyzed, and the City is moving toward capital planning for station improvements. This positions mechanical and electrical contractors and pump suppliers for future design and construction work when the CIP moves the project into funded implementation.
Replacement of town-wide notification system (Code Red) with a new system, GOGV, due to performance issues and cyber-attack.
Personal property revaluation program for all locally assessed businesses, wireless and cable review and evaluations, and public utilities appraisals.
The Board of Assessors agenda lists a $8,325 payment to Bishop & Associates from the '27 Reval. Account, indicating contracted work for the 2027 property revaluation. This confirms Bishop & Associates as the incumbent revaluation consultant. Valuation, GIS, or tax analytics vendors can track this as a multi‑year engagement and target complementary tools or future-cycle reval work once this term nears completion.
Holyoke has two $250,000 Dam and Seawall Grant projects for Flood Pump Stations 1–4 and 5–7, with Tighe & Bond as consulting engineer. Design for Stations 1–4 is at 90% with preliminary plans submitted, and the City is planning $4–$7 million in construction funding through phased EEA grants over about four years. Electrical upgrades, transformer replacement at Station 5, and structural repairs are in design, creating multi-year opportunities for electrical and mechanical contractors once construction is funded.
The agenda includes a $2,980 payment to Vision Technologies for web hosting, likely supporting online assessment or tax data services. This confirms Vision Technologies as the current hosting provider. Competing or complementary IT and civic-tech vendors can use this to time conversations around renewals, security, performance, or feature upgrades for the town's assessment web presence.
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Government Agencies in Hampden County, Massachusetts
61 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wilbraham Public Schools MA
Westfield State University
Westfield School District
Westfield Housing Authority
West Springfield School District
West Springfield Public Schools MA
West Springfield Housing Authority
Wales School District
Veritas Preparatory Charter School (district)
Town of Wilbraham
Town of Wales
Town of Tolland
Town of Southwick
Town of Russell
Town of Montgomery
Town of Monson
Town of Ludlow
Town of Longmeadow
Town of Holland
Town of Hampden
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