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Government Projects in Hillsborough County

134 projects across 30 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Renovation and expansion of Griffin Memorial School, including demolition of existing wings and portables, construction of a new two-story addition, and internal upgrades to the main building.

Pre-RFP
$38,900,000Oct 2, 2026

Canal bypass relocation project downtown involving a new 42-inch storm water pipe, water main relocation, sewer improvements, and site restoration.

Pre-RFP
$1,213,984Sep 23, 2026

Provide playground equipment and rubber surfacing for Lead Street Elementary School.

Contract Award
$2,474,720Sep 30, 2026

Phase 1 upgrade project for the wastewater treatment plant, including concrete tank fixes, chlorine bulk storage, septage receiving area renovations, process gate bypass piping, flow meter replacement, and stormwater improvements.

Contract Award
$11,692,415Sep 24, 2026

Construction administration services for the wastewater treatment plant phase one upgrade project.

Contract Award
$1,361,000Sep 24, 2026

Transit operations including fixed route and paratransit service contract award to TransDev Inc.

Contract Award
$9,789,870Sep 23, 2026

Public Works has analyzed shifting from pay-as-you-go capital purchases to a lease/lease-purchase model for much of its 67-vehicle fleet, including dump trucks, packers, loaders, excavators, and pickups. The study compares 2027–2032 CIP costs and notes vendors like BTR Corp., Milton CAT, Bobcat, and ATG as potential partners, but no change has been adopted yet. This is a planning-stage signal for equipment manufacturers, dealers, and leasing firms to help shape financing structures, maintenance bundles, and fleet refresh schedules.

Pre-RFP
$5,578,900Jul 13, 2026

The Police Department presented a detailed fleet analysis comparing outright cruiser purchases through the NH state bid with Ford Pro FinSimple lease‑purchase options. The Chief recommends continuing cash purchases but identifies a 3‑year FinSimple lease‑purchase as a viable alternative when capital budgets are tight, with three new vehicles acquired annually and a 16‑vehicle fleet on a structured lifecycle. This is early‑stage strategy work where fleet finance, vehicle upfit, and lifecycle management vendors can advise on structuring future cruiser procurements and financing packages.

Pre-RFP
$961,280Jun 22, 2026

The Board considered tentative two-year agreements with the Manchester Police Patrolman's Association and Manchester Association of Police Supervisors, with union members already voting to approve. The contracts include a new starting patrol pay around $71,300 and have a first-year cost just under $2,000,000, impacting school resource officer pay as well. Payroll, HR, and budgeting solution providers can use this as intelligence on compensation structures and prepare for potential follow-on work in managing back pay, overtime controls, and future renegotiations.

Contract Award
$2,000,000Jun 30, 2026

The Town has sold its 2001 E-One aerial truck for $147,300, with proceeds intended to offset the cost of a new Pierce Enforcer aerial truck. Delivery of the new apparatus is expected in spring 2027, indicating an active multi-year fire fleet capital project. Fire apparatus vendors and service providers should track this as the new truck comes online, as there may be needs for equipment, outfitting, training, and ongoing maintenance/contracts tied to this purchase.

Contract Award
$1,900,000Jun 22, 2026

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