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Montgomery County is authorizing up to $420 million in special obligation TIF bonds to build major public infrastructure for the VIVA White Oak Development District. A detailed table shows more than $520 million in roads, utilities, parks, garages, site work, and soft costs stretching into the 2040s, with developer cost sharing. No design, construction, or O&M vendors for the listed improvements are identified yet. This is a multi-decade capital program where engineers, designers, builders, and infrastructure service firms can pursue upcoming packages as the County and developer phase work.
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$420,000,000Jul 14, 2026Heritage Emory Grove is a complex, multi-parcel mixed-income redevelopment in Gaithersburg involving HOC, Montgomery County, Montgomery Parks, and Emory Grove UMC to rebuild a historically Black community and add substantial affordable housing. As of early 2026 HOC approved a $3.2M master-planning budget, hired Brick & Story for communications, is procuring civil engineering and land planning, and plans additional RFPs for MFD builder partners later in 2026, while HEGCDC seeks builders for its parcels. This is an early, multi-phase program where planning, legal, outreach, design, and builder selections are actively ramping up.
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$3,196,500Jul 13, 2026Montgomery County Public Schools approved a contract with Maul Foster & Alongi (FLO Analytics) to run a two-phase elementary and middle school consolidation/closure and countywide boundary study. The base contract is $1,939,814 with total spending authority up to $2,350,000 over the next two fiscal years. The consultant will drive portfolio analysis, enrollment and capacity modeling, and boundary scenarios, informing future capital planning and program moves and creating downstream needs for community engagement, transportation redesign, and facilities work.
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$2,350,000Jul 16, 2026Montgomery County Public Schools will lease 336 relocatable classroom units for the 2026–2027 school year to handle capacity needs across multiple schools. The Board approved a one-year extension for 321 units whose initial five-year terms expired and continued leasing for all 336 units at a cost not to exceed $3,734,032, funded from the FY 2027 Operating Budget. Vendors in place are Aries Building Systems, McGrath Rentcorp/Mobile Modular, Modular Genius, and Williams Scotsman, signaling active modular capacity management and future renewal or replacement decisions.
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$3,734,032Jul 16, 2026Montgomery County is introducing Expedited Bill 31-26 to authorize issuance of up to $420,000,000 in special obligation tax-increment financing (TIF) bonds for the VIVA White Oak Development District. The bonds will fund extensive public infrastructure and improvements supporting the Viva White Oak mixed-use/life sciences project envisioned in the White Oak Science Gateway Master Plan, including roads, utilities, parks, parking structures, and site remediation. The bill is scheduled for Council introduction on June 16, 2026 with a public hearing tentatively set for July 14, 2026, and delegates broad authority to the County Executive to structure, sell, and document the bond issues via negotiated or competitive sale. An attached fiscal impact package and special tax report from MuniCap, Inc. outline over $523 million in eligible public infrastructure and soft costs, with $339 million anticipated from tax-exempt bonds and the balance from road participation agreements, WSSC, state funds, and developer contributions. This is a pre-RFP funding and governance step; multiple downstream design, engineering, construction, program management, and development services contracts will be required to deliver the enumerated improvements once financing is in place.
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$420,000,000Jun 16, 2026The special tax report and amended Rate and Method of Apportionment detail a $523,503,780 public infrastructure program within the VIVA White Oak Development District. Hard costs include mass grading and contaminated soils remediation, water and sewer, trunk sewer and water mains, public park, landscaping, signage, a large public parking garage, extensive site work, and a portfolio of major roadways such as FDA Boulevard, Viva White Oak Way, interior life science and mixed-use roads, and off-site improvements on Cherry Hill Road and LATIP-eligible segments. Soft costs, developer fees, and contingencies are also enumerated, with funding sources combining $40M in County road participation (GO bonds), $11.87M from WSSC, $6M in state funds, $339M in tax-exempt bonds and other public sources, and over $126M from the developer. Individual line items have completion years ranging from 2027 through 2041, and the County may set up contingency accounts for unexpected overruns funded by the constructing entities. No delivery contractors are yet named in this document, signaling open planning for large design-build, civil construction, parking structure, utilities, and park/streetscape contracts over the next 10–15 years.
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$523,503,780Jun 16, 2026Montgomery County is moving to formally authorize the Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center (CIP P722106) as a Special Capital Improvements Project because its locally funded cost is projected at $45,378,000, above the FY27 threshold. The project will deliver planning, site feasibility, design, and construction of a new 40,000 square foot arts and cultural facility within the Wheaton Arts and Entertainment District, co-located with a mixed-income housing development by Montgomery Housing Partnership at 11507 Georgia Avenue. The CIP entry shows the project in preliminary design stage, with planning and feasibility continuing through FY26 and construction expected to begin in FY27; cumulative appropriations of $25,675,000 are in place but detailed A/E and construction vendors are not yet identified in this document. This creates a forward-looking opportunity for design teams, construction contractors, specialty theater/AV firms, gallery and classroom fit-out providers, and cultural center operators to position for upcoming procurements tied to the County’s Department of General Services and Department of Recreation. Vendors can engage now around detailed programming, constructability, cost control, and operational modeling as the County finalizes design and prepares bid packages for the FY27–FY32 build-out.
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$45,378,000Jun 16, 2026Montgomery County is introducing Expedited Bill 30-26 to authorize up to $125,000,000 in special limited obligation bonds backed by the Water Quality Protection Charge to fund stormwater management facilities and related projects. The proceeds are to finance and refinance the planning, design, acquisition, construction, and maintenance of stormwater management facilities that are included in and approved in the County’s FY25–30 Capital Improvements Program, as well as refund prior WQPC-backed bonds. No specific projects or vendors are named yet; the bill is a financing vehicle that will enable future capital contracts under the Conservation of Natural Resources category. A public hearing and Council action are tentatively scheduled for July 21, 2026, and the Executive has requested expedited enactment to meet upcoming issuances in the CIP. This is a forward-looking signal that substantial design, engineering, construction, maintenance, and related professional services work in stormwater infrastructure will be funded and sequenced over the next several years, creating a pipeline of procurements once individual projects move forward under the CIP.
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$125,000,000Jun 16, 2026Montgomery County DOT briefed the Rockville Mayor and Council on the MD 355 Bus Rapid Transit project’s central phase, a 10-mile BRT corridor between Rockville and Germantown, with three Rockville stations (Rockville Metro, Montgomery College, Shady Grove Metro). The project is at roughly 35% design, with a Progressive Design Builder already under contract, and is in a scope validation phase aimed at reducing cost and impacts; final design is set to start in 2026 and construction is planned for 2028–2031, with service opening in 2031 at an estimated $517 million capital cost. While the main corridor delivery is covered by the PDB contract, MCDOT is coordinating station design, bike/ped facilities, right-of-way, and development integration with Rockville, and is pursuing an FTA Capital Investment Grant (New Starts). The briefing also notes that the capital budget does not include funding for a bus depot or transit center near Mannakee Street, suggesting potential future standalone facilities projects. Vendors in transit design, bike/ped infrastructure, wayfinding, TOD consulting, environmental documentation, and operations/depot planning can engage with Rockville and County staff as local plans, bikeway master plan updates, and funding packages are shaped ahead of 2028 construction.
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$517,000,000Jun 8, 2026Montgomery County Public Schools approved extending its Microsoft software reseller contract under RFP UMD-8132024 through June 30, 2027. The extension covers Microsoft security and productivity licensing plus Azure cloud usage via the Maryland Education Enterprise Consortium, with FY 2027 spending up to $4,233,099 and Bell Techlogix, Inc. as awardee. This confirms Microsoft as the core platform and Bell Techlogix as incumbent, signaling needs around implementation, security posture, data warehousing, device management, and future contract rebids or complementary tools.
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Government Agencies in Montgomery County, Maryland
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Walter Reed National Military Med Cen
Public Hospital
Town of Somerset
City1,177 pop.
Town of Chevy Chase View
City996 pop.
Town of Chevy Chase
City2,866 pop.
Rockville Housing Enterprises
Local Housing Authority
Montgomery County Public Schools
School160,223 students
Montgomery County
County1,082,273 pop.
Montgomery College
Higher Ed22,779 students
Maryland Department of Human Services Women Commission
State
Martin's Additions Village
City931 pop.
Laytonsville District Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. (montgomery County FD)
Fire District
Housing Opprty Com of Montgomery Co
Local Housing Authority
City of Takoma Park
City17,464 pop.
City of Rockville
City67,297 pop.
Chevy Chase Section Three Village
City791 pop.
Chevy Chase Section Five Village
City663 pop.
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