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Government Projects in Middlesex County

180 projects across 57 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Water Main Replacements (Washington Street, Conquer Street, Golding Street area, Central Street, Northway Street)

Pre-RFP
$1,900,000Aug 11, 2026

Lowell reports structural issues with the retaining wall under Prism Park at the Concord River/Lower Locks canal junction, including deterioration and settlement. DPD and Engineering have requested a proposal for structural engineering services covering survey, geotechnical exploration, and alternatives analysis, funded with existing capital. Once the assessment is complete, the city will seek design and construction funding, creating a later opportunity for construction, shoring, and restoration work.

Pre-RFP
$9,300,000Jul 14, 2026

Tewksbury is preparing to bring MBTA Communities-compliant multifamily zoning back to a Special Town Meeting on October 6, 2026, after prior voter rejection led to non-compliance and loss of about $1.73 million in grants. The town has two proposed districts near Clark Road and the Lodge at Ames Pond and must adjust parcels in Subdistrict 2 to meet state standards. This is a policy and planning push that will shape future multifamily projects, infrastructure upgrades, and eligibility for state grants, creating needs for planning, legal, engineering, and community engagement support.

Pre-RFP
$1,728,000Jul 14, 2026

Expansion of sewer infrastructure, including package treatment plants and sewer lines, particularly along Main Street and environmentally sensitive areas.

Pre-RFP
$64,000,000Jul 8, 2026

Boxborough’s Fire Station Building Committee is actively developing concept and site plans for a new fire station at 984 Massachusetts Avenue, including access options to Route 111 and Sara’s Way, grading, retaining walls, and building layout. Architects and civil engineers are revising options to control site costs estimated around $3M and to address operational needs such as single-story design and secure firefighter quarters. This is early design and planning work ahead of full funding, permitting, and construction procurement, creating room for additional design, engineering, cost estimating, and construction management support.

Pre-RFP
$3,000,000Jun 25, 2026

The Town is evaluating options for a major Library HVAC retrofit ahead of a possible Special Town Meeting this fall. Staff are comparing an energy services/construction manager model via PowerOptions with a traditional Chapter 149 design-bid-build approach, using Northeast Engineering and consultant Beth Greenblatt for analysis and incentives modeling. No procurement path or vendor has been selected yet, and costs differ by about $2 million between options. This is a live pre-design decision where HVAC, engineering, energy, and owner’s rep firms can help shape scope, risk, and financing before the Town moves to a formal bid.

Pre-RFP
$2,000,000Jun 25, 2026

The Town is evaluating options for a major Library HVAC retrofit ahead of a possible Special Town Meeting in October. Staff are comparing a PowerOptions construction-manager style approach with guarantees against a traditional Chapter 149 design-bid-build path, using Northeast Engineering as an independent reviewer and outside expertise on tax incentives. Cost estimates differ by about $2 million, and procurement strategy (PowerOptions statute, Chapter 25A energy procurement, or Chapter 149) is still unsettled. This is a live capital decision where consultants, engineers, energy service companies, and owners’ reps can help refine scope, lifecycle costs, and bid strategy before the Town locks into a path.

Pre-RFP
$2,000,000Jun 25, 2026

CM contract amendment and site package buy for the school construction project.

Contract Award
$13,365,000Jul 24, 2026

Hudson Public Schools reviewed a draft space utilization study that selects Option 2 as the preferred long-term facilities plan. Option 2 calls for a major addition and renovation at Forest Avenue Elementary, converting Mulready to a dedicated preschool center, and minor adjustments at Farley and Hudson High. The report recommends pursuing MSBA funding, completing further feasibility work, and planning system repairs as Quinn Middle nears its 20‑year mark. Facility planners, architects, and owners reps can help refine options, prepare MSBA SOIs, and sequence capital projects and repairs.

Pre-RFP
$84,800,000Jun 23, 2026

The Municipal Building Committee reviewed updated cost estimates for the Malden River Works salt shed and boathouse on June 17, 2026. DesignLAB presented a construction estimate of about $4.17 million, with options to reduce costs to roughly $4.04 million and potentially more through design changes. The committee must soon decide on value‑engineering options so designLAB can advance to construction documents and avoid cost escalation. This is a live pre‑bid design phase where contractors, materials suppliers, and specialty marine/facility vendors should track the project as it moves toward bidding.

Pre-RFP
$4,168,600Jun 17, 2026

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