Luzerne County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Luzerne County
9 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Prevention Point NEPA – Michalene’s Mission requested $1,060,000 to buy and build out a medically equipped mobile clinic for harm reduction and behavioral health services across Luzerne County. The proposal includes mobile unit purchase and buildout, staffing, data systems, insurance, outreach supplies, and facility/parking costs, and was tabled by OMAAC but remains on the July agenda. The vehicle purchase, medical outfitting, telehealth capability, and IT/data systems are not yet awarded, making this an open planning lead for vendors in mobile healthcare, equipment, and health IT.
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$1,060,000Jul 22, 2026The Phoenix House Recovery & Wellness seeks $999,620 in settlement funds for a 16‑bed women’s recovery residence plus CRS peer support, warm handoffs, outpatient counseling partnerships, case management, and a recovery resource center in Nanticoke. OMAAC tabled the request at its May 27, 2026 meeting, and it remains on the July agenda, so property purchase, build‑out, furnishings, clinical systems, and licensing support are still in planning. This is a sizable, grant‑driven facility project with multi-line needs in housing, behavioral health, IT, and compliance.
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$999,620Jul 22, 2026Beyond Addiction applied for $300,000 to expand women’s treatment and recovery services via a Carbondale women’s and children’s halfway house and a Tunkhannock outpatient recovery support program. The budget splits funding between housing operations, family services, CRS recovery support, therapy, wraparound services, and a treatment scholarship fund. The program is already operating, but opioid settlement dollars would underwrite new capacity and services, leaving room for vendors in counseling, case management systems, and supportive services to partner as the expansion is shaped.
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$300,000Jul 22, 2026Battletested Recovery and Coaching proposes a $150,000 reentry and overdose prevention initiative for justice‑involved individuals with OUD leaving incarceration. The plan covers peer recovery support, coaching, family education, overdose prevention, resource navigation, transportation, and linkage to MAT and housing over a 12‑month rollout. Budget detail is not yet provided, and the program will rely on partnerships with correctional facilities, treatment providers, and funders, creating room for behavioral health providers, data vendors, and evaluation consultants to help design the service mix and sustainability model.
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$150,000Jul 22, 2026Dallas Township Police applied for $130,000 in opioid settlement funds to buy and upfit a K-9 police vehicle and acquire/train a narcotics detection dog and handler. The budget details a 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV, emergency equipment upfit, graphics, patrol PC, and a canine/training package from Shallow Creek Kennels. OMAAC has tabled the application but it is back on the July 22, 2026 agenda, so scoping and vendor choices for vehicle, upfitting, onboard tech, and K-9 services are still open.
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$130,000Jul 22, 2026Pathway To Recovery requested $115,000 to continue its Too Good For Drugs school‑based prevention curriculum for K‑12 students in several Luzerne County districts. The budget covers three prevention specialist salaries, benefits, travel, and supplies/workbooks over a 10‑month school year. The program’s previous opioid settlement funding cycle has ended, and this renewal request is on the July agenda, so there is an active need for education materials, assessment tools, and possibly training support for staff delivering evidence‑based prevention.
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$115,000Jul 22, 2026ClearVision Health and Wellness requested $100,000 in settlement funds to replace the elevator in its four‑story inpatient drug and alcohol services building after Schindler advised it can no longer maintain the existing system. The current elevator’s rails need replacement, and the facility is already 115% over budget due to unexpected HVAC repairs. No formal replacement contract is in place yet, so elevator manufacturers, service contractors, and financing partners have an opening to design an ADA‑compliant replacement solution that meets healthcare and budget constraints.
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$100,000Jul 22, 2026The board ratified payments for Capital Fund Program 2025, including $52,337.25 in architectural and engineering fees to A+E Group Inc. and advertisement costs in Citizens’ Voice. These payments confirm an active A&E engagement supporting the 2025 capital program. This matters for construction, engineering, and specialty consultants who may want to connect with the authority and A+E Group around upcoming capital projects that will move from design to bid and construction.
Contract Award
$52,337Jul 16, 2026The housing authority ratified a 2026 purchase with Franchelli Enterprises, Inc. for emergency water line leak detection services at Apollo Circle totaling $37,546.97. The work and vendor are already selected and framed as emergency services. This is useful for firms in utility diagnostics or repair to understand the authority’s readiness to spend on urgent infrastructure issues and to explore ongoing leak detection, monitoring, and repair needs across other sites.
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$37,546Jul 16, 2026Explore Luzerne County's government projects — free.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wyoming Valley West SD
School4,901 students
Wyoming Area SD
School2,018 students
Wilkes-barre General Municipal Authority
Special District
Wilkes-barre Area SD
School8,134 students
Wilkes-barre Area Career and Technical Center Practical Nursing
Higher Ed
Wilkes-barre Area Career and Technical Center Practical Nursing
School162 students
Wilkes-barre Area Career & Technical Center
School40 students
Wilkes University
Higher Ed
Wilkes Barre Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
West Side Career & Technology Center
School380 students
Town of Wright
City5,739 pop.
Town of Wilkes-barre
City3,216 pop.
Town of Union
City2,049 pop.
Town of Sugarloaf
City3,953 pop.
Town of Sugarloaf
City890 pop.
Town of Slocum
City1,052 pop.
Town of Salem
City4,042 pop.
Town of Ross
City2,746 pop.
Town of Rice
City3,738 pop.
Town of Plymouth
City1,717 pop.
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