Harford County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Harford County
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The county plans to spend $913,927 for two new Wheeled Coach ambulance boxes and one remount ambulance box. Procurement requirements are met, indicating the selection of Wheeled Coach for new and remounted units. EMS equipment and upfitting vendors should see this as an active fleet refresh that may create demand for medical equipment, communications gear, and future ambulance replacements.
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$913,927Jul 14, 2026Harford County’s Board of Estimates agenda lists approval of a Cohesity Data Protect Service with FortKnox for approximately 1.23 million dollars. This indicates the county is committing to a multi-year enterprise backup, recovery, and cyber-resiliency platform, likely covering critical county systems and data. Because the item appears on the Board of Estimates agenda with a defined amount, the primary vendor decision has effectively been made in favor of Cohesity. For IT and security vendors, this provides clear incumbent intelligence and a timeline for potential add-ons such as implementation services, integration with other county systems, ongoing training, monitoring, and future renewals or expansions of storage and ransomware protection capabilities.
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$1,227,427Jun 2, 2026Harford County approved Solicitation 26-326 to purchase Cohesity Data Protect Service with FortKnox, via a State of Maryland COTS contract. CAS Severn will provide maintenance for Cohesity equipment, Microsoft O365 cloud backup, and secure vaulted data storage for $1,227,427. This confirms the County's backup and cyber-recovery platform, creating adjacent opportunities in data governance, disaster recovery planning, and integration with other IT systems.
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$1,227,427Jun 2, 2026Aberdeen Public Works maintenance building construction payment request.
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$449,034Jul 27, 2026Item 06-16-26-19 specifies “Verizon Wireless Cellular- HCSO” with a not-to-exceed value of 520,000, indicating a dedicated cellular services agreement for the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. As the agenda states all procurement procedures are satisfied, this item likely represents an award or renewal of Verizon’s contract to provide mobile voice and data connectivity for public safety operations. This is relevant to vendors focused on public safety communications, mobile device management, and secure applications. Even though Verizon is the incumbent carrier, there may be opportunities to provide hardened devices, MDM, application-layer security, or interoperability solutions that run over the cellular network, as well as future positioning for competitive bids when the NTE term approaches renewal.
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$520,000Jun 16, 2026Sanitary sewer lining improvements payment request.
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$179,708Jul 27, 2026Harford County is allocating $189,467.72 for HCSO Rubrik, indicating backup and recovery infrastructure for the Sheriff's Office. With procurement complete, Rubrik is the chosen data protection platform. IT and cybersecurity firms should use this as incumbency intel and explore migration support, monitoring, and integration with broader county disaster recovery or cloud strategies.
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$189,468Jul 14, 2026The agenda includes a “Vesta 911 Refresh” item for approximately 321,552 dollars, indicating Harford County is investing in updating or upgrading its Vesta 911 call-handling system. This type of refresh generally covers hardware, software, or licenses for the public safety answering point to maintain compliant, reliable emergency call operations. Since the item names the platform and a specific cost on the approval agenda, the main technology choice—Vesta—has already been made. For public safety technology providers, this is useful to track the county’s 911 ecosystem, identify timing for future NG911 enhancements, GIS data services, recording and analytics tools, and maintenance contracts, and to align potential integrations such as CAD, radio, and location services.
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$321,552Jun 2, 2026The County approved Solicitation 26-352 to purchase a 2026 wheel loader for the Harford County Mulch Center via a Sourcewell contract. Carter Machinery Company will provide the loader, used to push, load, and clean large piles of organic material, for $247,152. This signals investment in organics and yard waste handling infrastructure, useful for vendors involved in equipment, maintenance, and mulch/compost facility upgrades.
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$247,152Jun 2, 2026Harford County plans an $86,912.50 purchase of Pictometry Eagleview imagery. Since procurement procedures are met, the county has effectively chosen this imagery platform for GIS and assessment use. IT and geospatial vendors should treat this as incumbent intelligence on the county's aerial imagery provider and look for integration, analytics, and renewal opportunities over the imagery lifecycle.
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