Norfolk County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Norfolk County
79 projects across 23 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Feasibility study, design, and cost estimation for converting the Library College property into a PreK-K learning center, including potential additions and renovations. This includes educational programming, structural analysis, and cost estimation.
Pre-RFP
$42,000,000Aug 5, 2026Authorization of a 13-month bond anticipation note (BAN) for various town projects including fire station, water treatment plant improvements, water main improvements, and annual roadway paving.
Contract Award
$10,033,278Jun 25, 2026The Conservation Commission approved an NOI for repair of the Nicholas Drive/Prospect Street culvert headwall, following emergency work on a failing 100‑year‑old culvert. Stormwater staff and consultant EDR have completed delineation and survey and will proceed with stabilization using an on‑call emergency repair contractor. A full culvert replacement, estimated at $1,000,000–$1,500,000, is discussed as a future project. This is useful to contractors and engineering firms for follow‑on replacement planning and related hydrologic/hydraulic design work.
Contract Award
$1,500,000Jun 18, 2026Plainville Public Schools’ FY27 revised budget increases Contracted Services to about $1.42 million, up 14% from FY26 and significantly above the initial draft. Line items reference a Curriculum Director as a contracted service, Lexia, Zoom, PD costs, and maintenance adjustments. This points to continued or expanded use of instructional software, virtual meeting tools, and outside curriculum/PD support, which could open room for additional vendors or alternatives as the plan is finalized.
Budget Planning
$1,417,304Jul 22, 2026United Parish has secured $800,000 in FY2027 CPA historic preservation funding for a $2.9 million steeple tower restoration, with work running July 2026–June 2028. The project includes assessment, construction documents, and structural repairs overseen by restoration engineer Gale Associates, plus church contributions and a Sacred Places grant. Specialty restoration contractors, stone conservators, and access/carillon vendors can target implementation work and subcontracts as design finalizes.
Contract Award
$800,000Jul 13, 2026Holbrook Housing Authority is considering a solar agreement with Resonant Energy for developments 667-1, 667-2, and 705-1 to furnish and install solar infrastructure on the roofs of all 15 buildings. The project is funded by a $1,584,103 EOHLC Sustainability Grant under the STAR solar program and will generate MA SMART cash payments for 20 years. This is a grant-backed clean energy buildout, creating room for engineering, structural, roofing, monitoring, and long-term O&M services around the planned solar deployment.
Grant Funding
$1,584,103Jul 9, 2026Randolph is holding a June 22, 2026 public hearing on FY2027 water and sewer rates, based on a detailed Abrahams Group study showing rising Tri-Town water and MWRA sewer costs and multiple rate/stabilization options. Councilors requested additional debt schedules, historical rate data, and alternative scenarios before voting. This signals ongoing financial and technical analysis needs around utility rates, revenue modeling, and public communication that outside experts can support.
Budget Planning
$16,862,054Jun 22, 2026Council Order 2026-046 proposes a $16.86 million FY2027 water and sewer enterprise budget, with $15.23 million in direct operating and debt costs funded entirely by user rates. A public hearing and vote are scheduled for June 22, 2026, and the budget reflects large line items for Tri-Board/Joint Water operations, MWRA assessments, and expanded staffing. This frames upcoming procurements for chemicals, plant operations, maintenance, vehicles, meters, and professional services that utility vendors should track.
Budget Planning
$16,862,054Jun 22, 2026The library interior project has an estimated total cost of $4,868,245, with TSKP-IKD contracted as architect ($343,000) and Anser as OPM ($196,868). Funding includes $2,618,000 from ATM 25 and $1,410,074 from ATM 26, and the Town is reviewing 90% plans with a PM&C cost estimate of $4,435,506. Seaver Construction Co submitted the low general bid at $2,743,984, which is under estimate by $447,110, and the project has held pre-bid walkthroughs and set deadlines for filed sub-bids and general bids. This indicates an active construction procurement where the GC has been identified but the award is not yet explicitly approved in the agenda, leaving room for subcontractors and specialty vendors (finishes, furnishings, IT, security, lighting) to connect with Seaver and the Town. Vendors can also engage on scope elements that were value-engineered out, such as the excluded BMS system.
Active Opportunity
$4,868,245Jun 17, 2026The Canton Building Renovation Committee and School Building Committee are advancing a major replacement of Galvin Middle School, reconfigured to serve grades 5–8 with an 800-seat auditorium and construction-manager-at-risk delivery. An OPM (LeftField) and designer (Ai3) have been selected, with schematic design and basic services under contract; Consigli Construction has been recommended as general contractor, and Town Meeting approved a $241,764,835 budget with anticipated $72–73 million MSBA reimbursement. Documents are reported to be nearly 100 percent complete and construction is scheduled to begin June 25, with work described as progressing on schedule. For vendors, this is now an implementation and construction-phase opportunity for specialty trades, FF&E, technology, and commissioning support around a 218,350 sq ft facility. Conversations should focus on supporting Consigli, Ai3, and the School/Town teams with ongoing construction services, systems integration, and future operations/maintenance planning.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Norfolk County, Massachusetts
83 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wrentham School District
School981 students
Weymouth School District
School5,641 students
Weymouth Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Westwood School District
School2,881 students
Wellesley School District
School4,101 students
Wellesley Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Walpole School District
School3,633 students
Walpole Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Walden Behavioral Care, Llc
Public Hospital
Tri-county Regional Vocational Technical
School964 students
Tri County Regional Vocational Technical High School
Higher Ed68 students
Town of Wrentham
City12,543 pop.
Town of Westwood
City16,244 pop.
Town of Wellesley
City30,733 pop.
Town of Walpole
City25,964 pop.
Town of Stoughton
City28,962 pop.
Town of Sharon
City18,442 pop.
Town of Plainville
City9,881 pop.
Town of Norwood
City31,230 pop.
Town of Norfolk
City11,594 pop.
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