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Government Projects in Nantucket County

40 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The Commission is deciding whether to proceed with full terminal design, design‑only, or halt a $33.4M terminal expansion, after FAA/MassDOT said no current building funds and only possible MassDOT support in FY2029. About $3.3M in soft costs for design and OPM are under consideration, with tent life‑cycle costs rising. They also need rate and charge analysis and funding strategy if self‑funding. This opens room for advisory, financial, and technical support before task orders and borrowing are finalized.

Pre-RFP
$33,400,000Jul 14, 2026

Nantucket Memorial Airport’s fuel subcommittee is advancing plans for a new or expanded fuel farm to address current storage shortfalls and reliance on rented fuel trucks. The June 4, 2026 meeting focused on MEPA/NEPA review strategy, public‑private partnership options, procurement methods, and an initial engineering task order. No designer or builder has been selected, and the project is in early scoping with a rough vendor‑build estimate around $2,000,000 and public‑build scenarios potentially higher. Engineering, environmental, and fuel‑farm specialists can help shape cost‑efficient designs, MEPA documentation, and PPP structures before formal procurement.

Pre-RFP
$2,000,000Jul 10, 2026

Robert B. Our Co., Inc. received a $9,986,184 agreement for phase 2 construction at the Surfside Wastewater Treatment Facility, including HVAC, metal, and electrical work. The project spans June 24, 2026 to June 23, 2029 and is funded by prior Town Meeting articles. Wastewater technology, controls, and specialty trades can work with the contractor and Sewer Department on equipment supply, SCADA upgrades, and long‑term O&M support.

Contract Award
$9,986,184Jun 24, 2026

The Board approved a major contract amendment setting a $104,147,601 guaranteed maximum price with Consigli Construction Co. for construction of the new Our Island Home facility. This advances the nursing home replacement into full build mode following prior preconstruction work. Construction and trades firms now have a defined GC and budget, creating potential subcontracting, specialty systems, and furnishings opportunities tied to the multi‑year build.

Contract Award
$104,147,601Jun 24, 2026

Airport leadership is drafting the FY2028 Capital Improvement Plan, revisiting timing, scope and funding for major runway, taxiway, PFAS remediation, solar, fuel farm expansion, T‑hangars, SRE building and employee housing. Several big projects may be deferred, restructured, or shifted to private development. This is a chance to help them refine scopes, phasing, funding strategies and delivery models before formal project approvals and procurements are locked in.

Budget Planning
$128,000,000Jul 14, 2026

The Sewer Enterprise Fund is contracting with Borden & Remington Corp. to supply and deliver treatment chemicals for the Surfside Wastewater Treatment Facility. The agreement is for $583,653.70 and runs from July 22, 2026 through December 31, 2028. Chemical vendors and related service providers now know the incumbent and term, which helps plan future outreach ahead of rebid or for complementary services like monitoring, safety, and storage.

Contract Award
$583,653Jul 22, 2026

The Housing Department is amending its contract with Vertex Companies, LLC, adding $96,027 to a prior $640,949 owner’s project manager agreement for Phase I of the Waitt Drive Municipal Employee Housing project. The term runs from February 7, 2026 to July 31, 2028 under Article 13 ATM 2026. Vertex is the OPM, but the project timeline suggests design and construction work for staff housing that will generate future RFPs for architects, contractors, and related services.

Contract Admin
$736,976Jul 22, 2026

The agenda lists a three-year Owner’s Project Manager services contract with Cox Aviation for terminal space optimization projects. The contract value is $509,052 and is funded from capital. This confirms Cox Aviation as the OPM for the Terminal Optimization Project, overseeing planning, design, and construction decisions. Design-build, architectural, construction, and systems vendors should engage Cox Aviation and airport leadership as terminal optimization scopes are refined and bid packages assembled.

Contract Award
$509,052Jul 14, 2026

A 3‑year $509,052 contract with Cox Aviation for Owner’s Project Manager (OPM) services on terminal space optimization projects is pending approval with the July 14 agenda. Cox will oversee terminal project planning, design coordination, and possibly construction oversight. Terminal work is still being scoped and funded, so other vendors can pursue roles in design, systems, and construction under Cox’s program management.

Contract Award
$509,052Jul 14, 2026

The Airport is contracting Cox Aviation for $509,052 over three years to provide Owner’s Project Management services for terminal space optimization projects. Cox is already advising on terminal design phasing and task orders. With the OPM in place, the Airport is moving from options analysis into structured delivery of terminal improvements. Construction managers, architects, and specialty trades can prepare for future design and build packages the OPM will help define and sequence.

Contract Award
$509,052Jul 14, 2026

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