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Government Projects in Mahoning County

16 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Dam removal and stream restoration project at Little Yankee Run, associated with Elwood Aluminum, to improve water quality and habitat. Includes sediment dredging and dam deconstruction.

Pre-RFP
$4,300,000Aug 14, 2026

Youngstown City School District has completed adoption of a new HQIM-aligned English Language Arts curriculum with board consideration of the financial impact. The district negotiated multiple vendor proposals (including Amplify CKLA and Reading Horizons) down to a six-year total of about $1.10 million. Costs are front-loaded in 2026–27 with ongoing annual licensing and materials through year six. This gives curriculum and PD providers a clear window for supplemental services, training, and future renewal or replacement conversations tied to this implementation.

Contract Award
$1,104,399Jul 18, 2026

YCSD is approving an MOU with AFSCME 1143/1143b to outsource student transportation starting 7/1/2026 and address payments and benefits for laid-off employees. This confirms a shift from in-house to contracted busing services, likely with an external transportation provider. This is mainly decided work but signals ongoing needs around routing, safety tech, and change management as the new transportation model rolls out.

Contract Award
$6,759,295Jul 14, 2026

The Treasurer recommends a blanket purchase order with Peterman for $6,759,295 covering transportation service and various components of the Peterman contract. This indicates a large multi-component transportation services agreement, likely aligned to the newly outsourced model. Transportation firms, technology providers, and maintenance vendors should view Peterman as the primary incumbent and focus on subcontracting, add-on services, and future rebid or renewal cycles.

Contract Award
$6,759,295Jul 14, 2026

The Superintendent recommends approving an MOU with AFSCME 1143/1143b to outsource student transportation, with payments and benefits to laid-off employees. This indicates the district is shifting from in-house transportation operations to an external provider starting 7/1/2026. Vendors in pupil transportation services, routing software, and support should note the move and explore how they can support the new outsourced model, integration, or future rebids.

Contract Award
$6,759,295Jul 14, 2026

The Treasurer recommends approving a blanket purchase order with Peterman for $6,759,295 covering transportation service and various components of the Peterman contract. This confirms Peterman as the primary student transportation provider for the district. Transportation competitors and related service providers can use this to understand the incumbent, contract scale, and timing for future rebids, add-on services, or technology integrations.

Contract Award
$6,759,295Jul 14, 2026

Youngstown City Schools is approving an MOU with AFSCME 1143 and 1143b to outsource student transportation starting 7/1/2026. The move covers student transportation operations and outlines payments and benefits for laid‑off employees, implying a shift from in‑house to contracted service. Transportation providers and related software, routing, and staffing firms should track which contractor is selected and prepare to support transition, optimization, and supplemental services.

Contract Award
$6,759,295Jul 14, 2026

The Treasurer recommends a blanket purchase order with Peterman for $6,759,295 covering transportation service and various components of the Peterman contract for FY27. This confirms a large, ongoing student transportation contract with a defined annual value. While the main award is set, the scale of this deal suggests room for complementary technology, maintenance, and student safety solutions around the Peterman service.

Contract Award
$6,759,295Jul 14, 2026

The Treasurer recommends approving a blanket purchase order with Peterman for $6,759,295 for transportation services and various components of the Peterman contract. This represents a major, likely multi-year student transportation services agreement for the district. Transportation technology, maintenance, and compliance vendors should view Peterman as the incumbent and consider partnerships, integrations, or support offerings around this large contract.

Contract Award
$6,759,295Jul 14, 2026

YCSD is considering approval of an MOU with AFSCME 1143/1143b to outsource student transportation and provide payments/benefits to laid-off employees. This signals a shift from in-house operations to a contracted transportation provider starting around July 1, 2026. The main provider is not named here, so transportation firms and related service providers (routing software, fleet management, safety, training) should track this transition and position follow-on services as the new model is implemented.

Contract Award
$6,759,295Jul 14, 2026

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