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Government Projects in Penobscot County

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Construction of Orono Police Department at 56 Main Street.

Contract Award
$3,538,761Jul 14, 2026

The council is authorizing up to $400,000 in bonds for a public safety building/police station and approving a Guaranteed Maximum Price of $3,538,761 with Benchmark Construction for the new Orono Police Department at 56 Main Street. Funding and a construction manager are in place, so the main build contract is decided. Construction subs, specialty systems (security, communications), and furniture/fixtures vendors can pursue subcontracting or follow‑on fit‑out and technology work as the station is built.

Contract Award
$3,938,761Jul 13, 2026

Ponapsto Community Health Center (PCHC) Hope House expansion, including HVAC and 16 beds. Project involves construction and building improvements.

Contract Admin
$2,500,000Aug 17, 2026

Habitat for Humanity project for up to six affordable homes on Valley Grove and Sherman streets.

Contract Admin
$1,000,000Aug 17, 2026

The Town approved a modification to its existing engineering contract with Hoyle, Tanner & Associates for Runway 11-29 reconstruction at Millinocket Municipal Airport. The negotiated contract amount increases from $716,525 to $779,625, with a separate reimbursable amount of $17,914 and a total maximum of $1,118,092, extending services through April 15, 2027. This confirms Hoyle Tanner as incumbent engineer; construction, materials, and specialty subs should work through them or the Town for follow-on work and be aware of this schedule when targeting runway construction packages.

Contract Award
$1,118,092Jun 11, 2026

Creation of a TIF district and credit enhancement agreement for the Yellen Pines affordable housing project (30 units of supportive housing).

Active Opportunity
$11,000,000Aug 4, 2026

Brewer authorized issuance of up to $1,575,000 in general obligation bonds to finance its FY2027 Capital Improvement Program, including paving, Greenpoint/Elm/Wiswell shim and overlay, Center Street and Maple Street reconstructions, a new Case 580 backhoe, and signal upgrades. This bond package funds several large street and equipment projects that will require construction, design, and procurement actions if not already awarded. Civil contractors, equipment dealers, and engineering firms should track each CIP line as it moves into bid and implementation phases.

Budget Planning
$1,575,000Jul 14, 2026

Project Hope: Intensive case management and housing support for 90 individuals/households experiencing homelessness in Bangor area, aiming to place at least 45 into stable housing. This is a pilot program.

Pre-RFP
$426,000Aug 17, 2026

Purchase of three new freight liner buses.

Contract Award
$397,995Aug 17, 2026

Brewer authorized up to $500,000 to work with Northeast Paving/Hopkins Paving for shim and overlay on Greenpoint Road, Elm Street, and Wiswell Road, leveraging favorable MDOT Light Capital Paving pricing. Public Works will complete prep work before paving later this summer or early fall. While the paving vendor is set, materials suppliers, traffic control firms, and adjacent utility contractors can track this schedule for coordination and follow‑on work in the corridor.

Contract Award
$500,000Jul 14, 2026

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