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During the May 14 meeting, UOSA’s CEO presented a strategic plan, service agreement details, and a re‑rating study to the Utility Commission. The re‑rating study showed that instead of a $167M full expansion, targeted projects with preliminary estimates of $44M could increase plant capacity from 54 MGD to 60 MGD, with Manassas responsible under the current agreement for its additional 3 MGD at about $7.2M per MGD; this allocation and cost responsibility is currently being debated among jurisdictions. These unresolved negotiations and the shift to a targeted expansion approach signal a significant, multi‑jurisdictional wastewater capital program in early planning. Engineering firms, financial advisors, and program managers can help Manassas and UOSA refine scope, phase targeted projects, structure cost‑sharing agreements, and prepare for forthcoming design and construction procurements as the 60 MGD plan is finalized.
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$44,000,000Jun 11, 2026The Board approved a FY27 purchase order to the City of Manassas for vehicle maintenance services for school buses and the MCPS white fleet, in a not-to-exceed amount of $1,300,000. While maintenance is handled by the city, this spend points to a sizable transportation operation. Vendors offering fleet technology, safety systems, or replacement vehicles may find interest in tools that reduce downtime and operating costs.
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$1,300,000Jun 23, 2026The Board approved multiple FY27 purchase orders via state cooperative VA-190822-DELL to Dell Marketing L.P. to buy replacement student Chromebooks, staff laptops, and server equipment. The not-to-exceed total is $1,420,125. This confirms a major hardware refresh cycle and Dell as the incumbent, creating opportunities for accessories, imaging, deployment services, and future device lifecycle planning.
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$1,420,125Jun 23, 2026The Board approved a purchase order under Rider Contract 14FY25 with The Center for International Education dba Participate Learning for a J-1 cultural exchange teacher program. The not-to-exceed investment is $3,354,305 for 2026-2027, including a $26,518 agency fee per teacher and salaries for 38 teachers totaling $4,361,989. This names Participate Learning as the incumbent for international teacher staffing, with potential related needs in onboarding, PD, and support services.
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$3,354,305Jun 23, 2026Resolution R-2026-1080 would commit $6,000,000 in Housing Investment Fund loan funds to Cannon Branch Apartments, LLC. This indicates the city is financially supporting a specific multifamily housing project at or near the Cannon Branch development, using its housing investment mechanism to close a financing gap or incentivize affordability. Because the resolution commits loan funds to a named entity, the primary financing decision is effectively made, and the project is moving toward implementation of design and construction already in the developer’s pipeline. For vendors, this is valuable as incumbent and pipeline intelligence: multifamily design, construction, property management, and compliance vendors can pursue subcontracts or support services, while others can monitor the loan for future phases, refinancing, or related housing projects that may also tap the Housing Investment Fund.
Contract Award
$6,000,000Jun 22, 2026Resolution R-2026-1080 will commit $6,000,000 in Housing Investment Fund loan funds to Cannon Branch Apartments, LLC for a housing development at Manassas Gateway / Landing at Cannon Branch. The item is brought by the Economic Development Director and the City Attorney’s Office, indicating that the City has identified a specific private partner and is moving toward formalizing a significant loan for multifamily housing. While the primary financing partner appears chosen, a large mixed-use waterfront district like Cannon Branch typically generates follow-on needs in design, civil and vertical construction, environmental, property management, technology, and resident services. Vendors can position for subcontracting, value‑add infrastructure, building systems, and ongoing services in and around the Cannon Branch development, as well as for future Housing Investment Fund projects modeled on this loan.
Contract Award
$6,000,000Jun 22, 2026The Director reports that Delta Airport Consultants has begun preliminary design for the Taxiway B widening project, with field work and surveying completed. The Virginia Department of Aviation issued a $963,000 grant representing 90% of the total project cost, and project bidding is expected in December 2026 with construction anticipated to start in spring 2027. Design, construction, and airfield electrical vendors should track this now-funded project, as the remaining local share and bid package will drive a competitive procurement late in 2026.
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$1,070,000Jun 18, 2026The Electric Director reported that the department is working with AWS on a comprehensive SCADA mapping scheme for substation equipment and alarms, as part of the Electric Capital Improvement Projects. The utility is also planning work at Foster Drive Station and managing reliability improvements at the Battery Heights Substation, which still has about $900,000 in funds reserved for ongoing maintenance. This indicates an active SCADA and substation modernization program already in implementation, with AWS as a key technology partner. While the primary platform decision is made, there are likely follow‑on needs for configuration, integration with OMS/AMI, cybersecurity hardening, analytics, and training, offering opportunities for SCADA integrators, security vendors, and analytics providers to complement the AWS deployment and future substation projects.
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$900,000Jun 11, 2026The City is negotiating the FY 2027 funding agreement with Historic Manassas, Inc. for downtown management, visitor center operations, events, and farmers market services. The draft shows a $400,000 allocation split across operations, visitor center, Main Street/strategic plan work, major events, and farmers market management. This is a recurring but renegotiated services package, creating scope to refine deliverables, metrics, and support tools for HMI’s work.
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$400,000Jul 20, 2026The Board approved a FY27 purchase order via a Choice Partners cooperative contract to PowerSchool Group LLC for multiple subscriptions totaling $445,500. Products include enrollment, SIS support, Schoology LMS and assessments, Performance Matters, analytics, Naviance, and Unified Talent modules. This confirms a broad PowerSchool ecosystem as the district’s core edtech stack, with ongoing implementation, training, and integration opportunities.
Contract Award
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