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Government Projects in Montgomery County

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The council is approving an asphalt contract with APAC for up to $3,475,850, to be used as Street Maintenance orders materials as needed. This creates a blanket asphalt supply arrangement, with APAC as the primary supplier until the not-to-exceed amount is used or the term ends. Pavement, equipment, and engineering vendors should view APAC as the key partner for street work and look toward the next rebid window or complementary services like inspections and preservation.

Contract Award
$3,475,850Jul 7, 2026

The agenda includes an item for Amwins totaling $655,142 "to confirm coverage for Gene Therapy Solutions and Stop Loss." This points to the city securing specialized insurance coverage, likely related to employee health benefits, to manage high-cost gene therapy claims and overall stop-loss risk. The coverage appears to already be selected through Amwins, so there is no open RFP, but this reveals the city’s appetite for complex risk-transfer products. Insurance and benefits consultants, TPA partners, and analytics firms can use this as incumbent intelligence to position audits, cost-containment services, or future alternative coverage options as the city monitors performance and prepares for renewal cycles.

Contract Award
$655,142Jun 16, 2026

Montgomery is authorizing a $407,225.37 contract with ArborMetrics Solutions LLC to develop an Urban Forestry Management Plan and conduct a tree inventory. This is a substantial planning and data collection effort that will inform future pruning, planting, and risk mitigation work across the city. Tree care firms, GIS providers, and asset management vendors should track this as a baseline project that will drive later implementation contracts once the plan identifies capital and maintenance priorities.

Contract Award
$407,225Jul 7, 2026

The Montgomery City Council agenda lists approval of a Workplace Solutions Cooperative Acceptance Agreement with Cintas for $272,871 to provide facility janitorial and cleaning supplies. This indicates the city is leveraging a cooperative purchasing vehicle to source a standardized suite of cleaning products for multiple facilities. The vendor decision for this contract is already made in favor of Cintas, so the primary procurement is closed. However, this deal reveals the city’s ongoing need for custodial consumables and willingness to use cooperatives, which can open follow-on opportunities for complementary products, safety items, dispensers, inventory systems, and facility services integrations with the existing Cintas program.

Contract Award
$272,871Jun 16, 2026

Montgomery is considering approval of a contract with Cobb Consulting Company LLC for up to $270,900 to "provide qualified and experienced employees to support food service operations aboard the Harriott II Riverboat." This indicates an outsourced staffing model for hospitality and food service functions on a key city-owned attraction. The agreement identifies Cobb Consulting as the selected provider with a not-to-exceed value, so the primary staffing procurement is decided. Vendors in hospitality operations, workforce management, training, and POS or inventory systems may still find opportunity in complementary services, technology integrations, or future expansions/renewals of the Harriott II’s food and beverage operations.

Contract Award
$270,900Jun 16, 2026

MGM Reads program, which distributes books and literacy resources to children in community-based enrichment programs, including county parks and recreation programs.

Public Updates
$335,000Jul 8, 2026

The council is approving $88,686.39 in emergency repairs to the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts elevator by Diversified Elevator Services. This sets Diversified as the current elevator service vendor for a critical museum system. Elevator manufacturers, controls providers, and facility maintenance firms can track this as incumbent intel and a cue to discuss broader vertical transportation modernization, maintenance, or redundancy for city facilities.

Contract Award
$88,686Jul 7, 2026

The council is approving a $62,500 renewal with Assured Partners (Gallagher) for insurance on the Harriot II riverboat. This confirms Assured Partners/Gallagher as the incumbent broker or carrier for this specialized risk. Insurance and risk management firms gain intel on the current provider and can time outreach ahead of the next renewal while related vendors might explore safety, compliance, or risk mitigation services around the riverboat operation.

Contract Award
$62,500Jul 7, 2026

Montgomery is approving a $55,032.44 contract with Jackson Civil Construction LLC for downtown streetscape work along Jefferson Street. This is a defined construction scope, likely covering sidewalk, landscaping, or streetscape enhancements. The award identifies Jackson Civil as incumbent for this corridor, useful intel for firms targeting follow-on design, lighting, furnishings, or maintenance work downtown.

Contract Award
$55,032Jul 7, 2026

The Montgomery Airport Authority has issued a Notice of Intent to Award its Landscape Maintenance Services RFP, originally issued May 29, 2026. Following proposal evaluation, the Authority determined that Alabama Turf Works offers the best overall value based on the RFP criteria and intends to award them a three‑year contract. The proposed award amount is 80000, with a term from July 6, 2026 through July 6, 2029, pending completion of the protest period and required reviews and approvals. This is a decided procurement, but it reveals the incumbent for airfield and campus landscape services and the contract term, which is useful for competitors planning for the next cycle or potential subcontracting. Vendors offering complementary grounds, arborist, irrigation, or exterior facility services may also see opportunities to partner with the awarded contractor or position for future expansions or rebids.

Contract Award
$80,000Jun 22, 2026

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