Newport County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Newport is awarding Bid #2026-PS-018 to Hartford Paving Corporation for concrete joint repairs on Bellevue Avenue. The $1,224,875 project covers concrete roadway improvements, police traffic control, and contingencies, with work to start within about two weeks of contract execution. This confirms Hartford Paving as the incumbent for this corridor and signals upcoming construction logistics, traffic control, and potential follow-on street, sidewalk, and utility work in the area.
Contract Award
$1,224,875Jun 24, 2026Newport has approved an amended ordinance to finance design, construction, equipment, repair, and renovation of its wastewater treatment system, including replacement of primary clarifiers. The city will issue up to $20,000,000 in wastewater system revenue bonds/notes through the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank. Engineering, construction, and equipment vendors should track this as the capital funding step that precedes design and build procurements for major plant upgrades.
Budget Planning
$20,000,000Jul 11, 2026Newport is submitting a $750,000 CDBG Affordable Housing application on behalf of Mumford Manor to support a major rehab of a 34-unit senior affordable housing property. Total project cost is about $16.37 million for new fire suppression, water lines, roof, generator, solar, showers, interior finishes, intercom, exterior envelope, and HVAC. CDBG dollars are earmarked for soft costs such as architectural, engineering, and historic work, with tax credits and HOME funds covering the rest. Design, A/E, and specialty historic consultants focused on senior housing and historic rehab have an active funding-backed opportunity here.
Grant Funding
$16,373,635Jun 25, 2026Newport is authorizing a grant application to FEMA’s FY 2026 BRIC program for the South Easton’s Pond Dam Flood Resiliency Project. The City seeks $20 million, with a $7.144 million local match already appropriated through utility funds and bonds. If awarded, funds will finance significant dam upgrades to protect the region’s primary drinking water source and downstream infrastructure. Engineering, construction, environmental, and resiliency consultants should monitor this as a major future capital project likely to move into design and construction once federal funding is secured.
Grant Funding
$20,000,000Jun 24, 2026Newport is authorizing up to $20,000,000 in wastewater system revenue bonds and notes through the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank to fund major wastewater treatment system work. The ordinance expands prior authority to cover design, construction, equipping, repair, and renovation, specifically including replacement of primary clarifiers and related process improvements under Contract C-1023. With funding authority in place but no contractors named here, engineering, construction, equipment, and controls vendors can track this project as it moves from financing into procurement and implementation.
Budget Planning
$20,000,000Jun 24, 2026Long-term plan for improvement (renovation or replacement) of the Stonebridge Fire District's water treatment plant.
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$40,000,000Mar 26, 2026Newport is awarding Contract 2026-UTL-004 to modernize the Station 1 drinking water plant SCADA and PLC systems, replacing obsolete controls that pose operational and cybersecurity risks. SOAP SCADA, LLC was selected via RFP for work that includes new servers and HMIs, historian upgrades, security controls aligned with IT policy, independent testing, training, and full documentation. The not-to-exceed cost is about $791,000, with completion targeted within 180 days of Notice to Proceed, creating near-term needs for implementation support, integration, and future lifecycle work.
Contract Award
$791,182Jun 25, 2026The Jamestown Town Council, sitting as the Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners on April 6, 2026, rescinded an earlier award to F.W. Webb and approved a new set of contracts for townwide water meter replacement and an Advanced Meter Infrastructure (AMI) system. The Commission awarded the base bid for new meters and AMI network to Stiles Company, Inc. for an amount not to exceed 606647, and authorized the Town Administrator to enter into a 10‑year AMI network operation and maintenance agreement with Stiles, starting at 0.99 per endpoint per month and escalating to 1.08 in year ten. A separate installation contract was awarded to Hydro Utilities for up to 163325, with both implementation contracts funded using ARPA dollars and subject to final legal review. This package signals that the Town is moving into implementation of a modern metering and data system, with a defined technology vendor and installer but long‑term integration, analytics, and operational support needs still emerging. Vendors in metering analytics, customer portal software, leak detection, field services, and AMI optimization can use this as incumbent intelligence to time follow‑on offerings, interoperability tools, and value‑added services around the new Stiles AMI deployment and Hydro Utilities installation work.
Contract Award
$769,972May 4, 2026Newport is awarding Bid #2026-PS-017 for the 2026 Sidewalk Improvement Program to Construction Concepts & Solutions for $577,640. Work includes sidewalk reconstruction and accessibility upgrades on Kay Street, Thames Street, and Bedlow Avenue at Hillside Avenue. The award is fully budgeted and authorizes the council chair to sign the contract. This identifies the incumbent for concrete, traffic control, and accessibility work in Newport and sets up potential follow-on work, inspections, and materials supply needs.
Contract Award
$577,640Jun 24, 2026Potential school facility improvements through a bond issue, with a maximum authorized amount.
Grant Funding
$41,000,000Apr 14, 2026Showing 10 of 57
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Government Agencies in Newport County, Rhode Island
20 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Tiverton
City16,035 pop.
Town of Portsmouth
City17,447 pop.
Town of Middletown
City16,588 pop.
Town of Little Compton
City3,557 pop.
Town of Jamestown
City5,488 pop.
Tiverton School District
School1,562 students
Tiverton Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
The Housing Authority of the City of Newport
Local Housing Authority
Stone Bridge Fire District
Special District
Prudence Island Water District
Special District
Portsmouth Water and Fire District
Special District
Portsmouth School District
School2,161 students
Portsmouth Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Newport School District
School1,856 students
Newport County
County83,468 pop.
Middletown School District
School1,961 students
Little Compton School District
School211 students
Jamestown School District
School412 students
Jamestown Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
City of Newport
City24,717 pop.
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