Kent County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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St. Luke’s Church at 99 Peirce Street presented a conceptual, multi‑phase project to repair and restore its historic tower and steeple after decades of structural deterioration and water damage. The scope includes full steeple removal, installation of a permanent structural support system, masonry repair and cleaning, new roofing, flashing and waterproofing, improved belfry access, and upgraded electrical, lighting, and lightning protection systems, followed by reconstruction or redesign of the steeple. Architectural and engineering testimony described chronic moisture issues, failing stone-and-brick backup construction, and temporary shoring systems that have remained in place for roughly a decade. The church outlined three options—careful dismantling and reassembly (Option A), demolition and replacement with a modern stainless‑steel and copper‑tin structure (Option B, the preferred option), or permanent removal of the steeple (Option C, largely disfavored). The HDC determined the tower is a contributing structure and deemed the application complete for moving to a final application, but requested additional expert feasibility analysis on Option A or a more detailed conceptual design for Option B before the next hearing. This positions the project in active planning with a likely six‑figure to seven‑figure construction contract forthcoming once design decisions and funding are resolved.
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$1,100,000May 13, 2026The Coventry Town Council is considering Resolution 2026-58 to approve a contract with Greenwood Industries LLC for a partial roof replacement at Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School (A.S.F.M.S.). The proposed award amount is 4324000, funded from the town’s existing 25 million school bond. This indicates that Greenwood Industries has been selected as the roofing contractor for this major school capital improvement. For vendors, this is useful incumbent intelligence on who is doing building envelope work for the district and confirms that significant bond-funded school facilities projects are underway, which may create needs for related construction, engineering, inspections, and project management services around this and other school projects.
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$4,324,000Jun 9, 2026Purchase one Ford police utility vehicle (police interceptor) to replace a totaled vehicle.
Contract Award
$5,941,044Jun 1, 2026Annual street paving and maintenance program, including concrete overlayment, reclamation, mill and finish.
Contract Award
$1,500,000Mar 24, 2026At its May 5, 2026 meeting, the East Greenwich School Committee approved a 5-year Technology Hardware Refresh Plan (2026–2031) and authorized its presentation to the Town Council for a municipal financing lease agreement. The plan, developed by Director of Technology Christopher Scheib, calls for an ongoing annual investment of approximately 250000 to modernize and sustain devices and infrastructure district-wide. The roadmap prioritizes teacher MacBook Air devices, student Chromebooks for a sustained 1:1 environment, replacement of aging classroom projectors with 75" interactive flat-panel displays, and a high-density Wi‑Fi 7 network with cloud-managed switches and licenses. Funding still depends on Town Council approval of the lease structure, and specific vendors for hardware, networking, and classroom display solutions are not named in the minutes. This creates a multi-year opportunity for device manufacturers, resellers, network and Wi‑Fi providers, and classroom AV/interactive display vendors to shape standards, lifecycle services, and support as the district sequences purchases across the five-year cycle.
Budget Planning
$1,270,000May 5, 2026Coventry has requested that Rhode Island DEM add $2,050,000 for the design and contract administration of Wastewater Facility Plan Planning Area #8 to the Project Priority List. Planning Area #8 is identified as a high priority in the town’s updated Wastewater Facility Plan prepared by Fuss & O’Neill and approved in March 2024. The requested funding is specifically for design-phase work and contract administration, not construction, and no engineering consultant has yet been named for this particular area in the resolution text. This is a significant upcoming professional services opportunity for wastewater engineers and program managers to lead sewer system design, permitting, and bid support for a major capital area within Coventry’s wastewater build-out.
Grant Funding
$2,050,000Mar 24, 2026Coventry is requesting that DEM add $2,500,000 for the design and contract administration of Wastewater Facility Plan Planning Area #9 to the 2027 Project Priority List. In the updated Wastewater Facilities Plan, Planning Area #9 is a high priority area, and this funding will cover detailed design and oversight of sewer system improvements there. No engineer has been selected for this design work according to the resolution, although Fuss & O’Neill prepared the overarching plan. This represents another major professional services opportunity for wastewater engineering firms to help Coventry translate facility plan recommendations into detailed construction documents and manage implementation.
Grant Funding
$2,500,000Mar 24, 2026The Fire Chief reported that a new rescue vehicle is being planned with an estimated budget of 500000 and a delivery window between February and April 2027. The Chief has contacted Mark Hooper of Specialty Vehicles Inc. to confirm pricing, indicating early vendor engagement but no formal award or contract in the document. This is a forward-looking apparatus purchase that will require detailed specifications, financing options, and integration of on-board technology. Vendors of emergency medical/rescue vehicles, customization, and related electronics can still influence final configuration, procurement method, and life-cycle services as the district moves from budgetary pricing to formal solicitation and contract award.
Pre-RFP
$500,000May 21, 2026Coventry awarded D’Ambra Construction a $413,940 contract to construct the long-awaited Hopkins Hill Road traffic signal, following design and engineering by Crossman Engineering. One competing bid from RICON Construction came in higher, and funding will come from $100,000 in Centre of New England receivership funds plus Town fund balance. With completion targeted for June 1, 2027 and anticipated materials delays, signal, electrical, and traffic-technology vendors can pursue subcontracting, equipment, and follow-on services.
Contract Award
$413,940Jul 8, 2026Coventry is funding $429,439.20 in lighting upgrades at three Paine Baseball Field locations, including a $66,428 rebate from RI Energy. The resolution approves the project but does not show the chosen electrical contractor in the excerpt. Sports lighting, electrical, and controls vendors should note the scale and rebate structure, as the town may seek additional field upgrades or maintenance and will have a basis for future energy projects.
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Government Agencies in Kent County, Rhode Island
21 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Western Coventry Fire District
Fire District
West Warwick School District
School3,562 students
West Warwick Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Warwick School District
School7,914 students
Warwick Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Town of West Warwick
City31,151 pop.
Town of West Greenwich
City6,683 pop.
Town of East Greenwich
City14,626 pop.
Town of Coventry
City35,819 pop.
Rhode Island Airport Corporation
Airport Authority
Kent County Mental Health Center
Local Housing Authority
Kent County Water Authority
Special District
Kent County
County172,450 pop.
Hopkins Hill Fire District
Fire District
East Greenwich School District
School2,521 students
East Greenwich Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Coventry School District
School4,133 students
Coventry Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Community College of Rhode Island
Higher Ed14,821 students
City of Warwick
City82,999 pop.
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