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The board will approve a 2026-27 insurance package with Reinhardt's Insurance Agency, including property, workers comp, liability, and cyber coverage. The total package is $207,536, with cyber insurance provided by Chubb and property insurance by CM Regent. This confirms incumbents and spend levels, useful for brokers and risk consultants planning outreach for future policy years or additional services.
The board is set to approve an agreement with LDP, Inc. (Leader Services) for Pennsylvania Medicaid Direct Services web applications and support. The contract runs July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 for $4,670. This confirms the current vendor for Medicaid billing/claims and sets a one-year term, which matters for follow-on IT, integration, and future rebid or upgrade discussions.
Council will consider a payment request to Global Heavy Corporation for $121,633.39, tied to GFT engineering oversight. This indicates ongoing construction or infrastructure work where Global Heavy is the incumbent contractor and the project is mid-implementation. While the primary contract is already awarded, construction subs, materials suppliers, and service firms can note Global Heavy’s role and the project type for potential sub work or future phases.
Council will consider a final payment request to Wilson Excavating for $46,048.25, indicating completion of an excavation or infrastructure project. With the project wrapping up, the borough may next address restoration, landscaping, or adjacent improvements. This is useful for vendors to know Wilson Excavating was the incumbent and that new work may follow the completed phase, such as paving, park improvements, or utility upgrades.
Council will consider a payment request to McCurley Houston for $35,514.82 under the GFT engineer’s report, indicating the firm is working on a borough capital or infrastructure project. The main contract is already awarded, but knowing McCurley Houston’s involvement helps material suppliers and specialty contractors identify a current project and potential sub or future work. It also signals active construction where maintenance or upgrades may be needed later.
Council will consider payment requests to Gannett Fleming for $9,510 and $23,520 under the GFT engineer’s report, indicating ongoing engineering or consulting services. Gannett Fleming is clearly an active engineering consultant for the borough. The core engagement is awarded, but other engineering firms can use this as intelligence on the borough’s current partners and timing for future studies, peer reviews, or specialized services not covered by the incumbent.
Several staff members will attend Safety-Care Training at MIU4 in August 2026 at a cost of $185 per person. This training focuses on managing challenging behaviors safely. It indicates the district’s ongoing investment in safety and behavior management, which may translate into future training, program, or tool purchases in special education and student services.
The board will fund Dr. Piddington’s participation in the "How to Become a Transformational Leader" workshop series at MIU IV during 2026-27 for a $400 registration fee. While small, this reflects investment in leadership development. PD providers and leadership coaching firms can note this as a signal of openness to future training opportunities.
Dr. Michael Piddington will attend ALICE Active Shooter Response Instructor Training on August 17–18, 2026 at Mercer Elementary, at no cost to the district. This training positions him to lead future active shooter response training locally. Safety training firms and security technology providers may find this relevant as the district enhances its emergency preparedness program.
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Government Agencies in Mercer County, Pennsylvania
69 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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Town of Wolf Creek
Town of Wilmington
Town of West Salem
Town of Sugar Grove
Town of Springfield
Town of South Pymatuning
Town of Shenango
Town of Sandy Lake
Town of Sandy Creek
Town of Salem
Town of Pymatuning
Town of Otter Creek
Town of New Vernon
Town of Liberty
Town of Lake
Town of Lackawannock
Town of Jefferson
Town of Hempfield
Town of Grove
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