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Government Projects in Montgomery County
27 projects across 11 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Phase one of elementary school additions and renovations, including full-day kindergarten and moving fifth grade to elementary level. This involves additions to Brook, Oaks, and Limmerch elementary schools, and renovations to three other elementary schools (Evans, Royers, Upper Providence).
The district is comparing proposals from NextGen Furniture and H&H Interiors for new elementary classroom furniture across four schools. Both vendors provided two pricing options, in the $1.38–$1.48 million range, using CoStars with voluntary discounts. Selection is not shown, so the buyer need and vendor decision appear still open. This is a sizable multi-school furniture refresh where related suppliers can offer alternates, accessories, design support, or implementation services.
Purchase of 680 Caldwell Lane for public works and public safety facilities.
Lower Merion School District executed a Deferred Payment Agreement with Apple Inc. for equipment and/or software totaling $1,333,689, with payment due on or before July 15, 2026. The agreement states the equipment described in Exhibit 1 is essential to district operations and that delivery and installation will commence the term. The vendor decision is made, but this shows a large Apple deployment that may need accessories, services, networking, security, and ongoing support around FY 2026-2027.
Hollowell Street Road Construction project, including base bid with alternate bids number one and two.
Hollowell Street reconstruction project, including resurfaced roadway, ADA compliant curb ramps, and underground infrastructure work.
Montgomery County IU #23 outlines its 2026-27 Office of Technology Services membership program, including strategic tech leadership, network and internet services, E-rate help, consortium purchasing, and vendor workshops. The tech member services cost will exceed fees collected, so other revenues will subsidize an expanded menu, including a one-time project support credit for each district. IT and cybersecurity vendors, SIS/communications platforms, and implementation consultants should track this as districts plan 2026-27 tech projects and may seek added services beyond what the IU covers.
MCIU is budgeting 2026-27 Government Relations Support membership services, including legislative monitoring, school board professional development, and coordination of countywide advocacy groups and student Voices for Education. Each district pays a fee based on enrollment, and the program supports compliance with new legislation via resources like sample policies and communications. Firms that support policy analysis, board training, strategic communications, or advocacy technology can engage as the IU and districts refine how they deliver these services within the membership budget.
Abington awarded the Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Project bid to Armour & Sons Electric for $158,310.90 on July 23, 2026. The project will install four level-two dual-port chargers, three at the Township Building (two public, one fleet) and one at the Crestmont Clubhouse, funded by DOE EECBG, Pennsylvania AFIG, and Township capital. While the prime is selected, EV hardware vendors, networking providers, and maintenance firms can target follow-on work such as equipment supply, software, payment systems, monitoring, and future expansion at other Township sites.
Wyndmoor Hose Company No. 1 is seeking zoning relief to build a 1,050 sq ft ground floor and 1,220 sq ft second floor addition to its fire station at 1103 E. Willow Grove Avenue. The project needs multiple variances for setbacks, expansion of a nonconforming use, second floor expansion, and parking lot landscaping. With zoning approvals pending for July 27, 2026, design, construction, site work, and parking/landscape upgrades will follow. This is an early signal for architects, engineers, contractors, and fire-facility specialists to engage the fire company on scope and budget planning.
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Government Agencies in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
96 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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Upper Merion Transportation Authority
Upper Merion Area SD
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Town of Worcester
Town of Whitpain
Town of Whitemarsh
Town of West Pottsgrove
Town of West Norriton
Town of Upper Salford
Town of Upper Providence
Town of Upper Pottsgrove
Town of Upper Moreland
Town of Upper Merion
Town of Upper Hanover
Town of Upper Gwynedd
Town of Upper Frederick
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