Hillsborough County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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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.
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$5,578,900Jul 13, 2026Contract for occupational therapy services for the school year.
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$976,522Jul 23, 2026The 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.
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$961,280Jun 22, 2026Pelham School District is proposing to establish and fund a capital reserve to complete the remaining HVAC improvements at Pelham Elementary School. Phase I (second-floor classrooms, cafeteria, kitchen) was installed in 2022, largely with ESSER II/III funds; Phase II will add air conditioning and dehumidification for all first-floor classrooms using a phased, reserve-funded approach rather than a one-year operating budget hit. The CIP worksheet projects raising the equivalent of approximately $600,000 per year in FY28–FY30, with a total Phase II project cost of 1087742 to be expended over two years. No designer or mechanical contractor has been selected yet; the June 17, 2026 School Board action approves the CIP submission, not the implementation contract. Vendors in HVAC design-build, controls, IAQ, and energy services can help shape scope, phasing, and value engineering before formal procurement and position themselves for upcoming design and construction work.
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$1,087,742Jun 3, 2026The 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, 2026The 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, 2026The district’s CIP includes Phase III of the Pelham Elementary School HVAC project, which will add air conditioning and dehumidification to the gymnasium and all remaining occupied spaces. Phase III will complete the multi‑year plan to fully air condition PES, following Phase I (completed 2022) and planned Phase II for first‑floor classrooms. The CIP worksheet budgets 957746 for Phase III construction in FY2030, funded through the operating budget rather than grants. No designer or contractor is identified yet, and the project is being driven off the Bureau Veritas Facilities Condition Assessment and a desire to provide parity with the fully air‑conditioned Memorial School. This long‑lead signal gives HVAC, controls, and IAQ vendors ample runway to build relationships and help refine scope and system standards in advance of selection.
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$957,746Jun 3, 2026The Board is asked to approve a FY27 payroll voucher authorizing $24,760,366.15 in districtwide salaries, benefits, payroll taxes, and related vendor payments for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027. This consolidates all labor obligations, including NH Retirement and TSA employer contributions. While the spending is already committed, HR tech, benefits, and payroll service providers gain insight into the district’s labor scale for future modernization conversations.
Contract Award
$24,760,366Jun 17, 2026Nashua is amending its construction management agreement with The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. for phase 2 of Elm Street parking garage repairs, adding remodel and expansion of the parking office. Amendment #3 adds $2,300,320 and extends the contract completion to August 31, 2027, bringing total contract value over $10 million, funded by bonds. The project is underway with defined CSI scopes, creating potential follow-on needs for specialty trades, furnishings, security, IT, and parking systems within the expanded office space.
Contract Admin
$2,300,320Jul 14, 2026Clayco, Inc. requested that Hudsons Planning Board reduce the landscaping bond for the Target site at 269 Lowell Road after landscaping was installed and inspected. Staff confirmed the plantings meet requirements and support cutting the bond from $1,923,757.16 to a $545,022.00 maintenance bond. This shows the large-scale site work and landscaping program for the Target development is substantially complete, useful intel for firms seeking follow-on maintenance, enhancements, or adjacent site services.
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Government Agencies in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
67 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Windsor School District
School
Wilton-lyndeborough School District
School543 students
Weare School District
School825 students
University of New Hampshire at Manchester
Higher Ed881 students
Town of Windsor
City275 pop.
Town of Wilton
City3,972 pop.
Town of Weare
City9,197 pop.
Town of Temple
City1,391 pop.
Town of Sharon
City352 pop.
Town of Peterborough
City6,500 pop.
Town of Pelham
City14,513 pop.
Town of New Ipswich
City5,364 pop.
Town of New Boston
City6,182 pop.
Town of Mont Vernon
City2,674 pop.
Town of Milford
City16,420 pop.
Town of Merrimack
City28,916 pop.
Town of Mason
City1,456 pop.
Town of Lyndeborough
City1,703 pop.
Town of Litchfield
City8,504 pop.
Town of Hudson
City25,595 pop.
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