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The Junior Tennis Champions Center (JTCC) seeks City support for a major expansion at 5200 Campus Drive adding 10 courts and 8,000 sq. ft. of indoor space. The project sits on M‑NCPPC land and is under Mandatory Referral review, with a Planning Board hearing set for July 30, 2026, and aviation safety concerns raised by the Maryland Aviation Administration and former airport staff. This is a private nonprofit-led capital project likely to generate substantial design, construction, lighting, and aviation-mitigation work once regulatory issues are resolved and funding (targeted at $11 million) is finalized.
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$11,000,000Jul 14, 2026Pennrose plans a two-phase, 120-unit affordable apartment development, starting with a 77-unit Phase I across from Hyattsville Crossing Metro on church land. They need a City Letter of Intent supporting a 40-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement to finalize a July 15, 2026 application for state tax credits and loan funds, with total Phase I costs around $33 million. This is early-stage capital and financing work; housing, finance, design, and services vendors can engage around feasibility, site work, resident services, and later-phase construction needs.
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$33,000,000Jul 13, 2026WSSC Water is awarding a $1.75 million building operations and maintenance contract to Crockett Facilities Services Inc. for its Support Center and Consolidated Laboratory, with four one‑year renewal options. Crockett will provide on‑site staff for building systems, grounds, snow, waste, pest control, plant care, and general maintenance across both counties. This sets Crockett as the primary facilities O&M vendor, relevant for firms offering specialized building systems, repairs, or subcontracted services.
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$1,748,876Jul 15, 2026WSSC Water is awarding a $2.39 million contract to Rivers Construction Group, Ltd. to rehab about 2.06 miles of sanitary sewers and 73 manholes in Prince George’s County’s Broad Creek Basin. Over 413 days, crews will perform CIPP, pipe bursting, open‑cut replacement, and lateral repairs, funded via a Maryland Department of the Environment loan. This project serves multiple communities and signals Rivers and its subs as key players in countywide rehab work.
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$2,391,778Jul 15, 2026WSSC Water intends to award Contract 99580 to W. M. Schlosser Co. for $10.9 million to construct a new 0.42 MGD Damascus Town Center wastewater pumping station and related site, sewer, force main, and water main work. The new facility will replace an aging 0.29 MGD station, add capacity for planned developments, and improve reliability for the Seneca Creek Sewershed. This creates near-term subcontracting and supplier demand, plus future opportunities for O&M, SCADA, and asset management support.
Contract Award
$10,922,000Jul 15, 2026WSSC Water is awarding a $3.68 million contract to Insituform Technologies, LLC to rehabilitate 3.22 miles of sanitary sewers and 83 manholes in the Rock Creek Basin (south corridor). The 280‑day project uses extensive CIPP lining plus pipe bursting and open‑cut replacement, funded by an MDE loan across FY27–FY28. This identifies Insituform and its lateral subcontractor and highlights an ongoing basin‑wide rehab program with future similar projects.
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$3,678,534Jul 15, 2026WSSC Water is awarding a $15 million, three‑year Capital Improvements Program Management Services contract to Arcadis‑US, Inc., with a three‑year option. Arcadis and multiple subs will provide program management, project controls, governance improvements, procurement modernization, outreach, and implementation of recommendations from a 2025 CIP review. This is a major professional services award, with substantial subconsulting and follow‑on opportunities around controls, data, training, and process redesign.
Contract Award
$15,000,000Jul 15, 2026WSSC Water is awarding a $10.9 million construction contract to W. M. Schlosser Co., Inc. for a new Damascus Town Center wastewater pumping station with 0.42 MGD capacity. The 580‑day project replaces an aging private‑built station, adds new wet well, controls building, sewers, force main, and demolishes the old facility. Civil, mechanical, and electrical contractors, suppliers, and service providers can pursue sub work and future maintenance, controls, HVAC, and expansion needs.
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$10,922,000Jul 15, 2026WSSC Water is awarding a $3.68 million contract to Rivers Construction Group Ltd. to rehab 2.94 miles of sewers and 68 manholes in the Rock Creek Basin (north corridor). Over 310 days, crews will install CIPP lining, perform pipe bursting, open‑cut replacement, and repair nearly 2,900 feet of laterals, funded by an MDE loan. This shows Rivers and several trucking and excavation subs are leading Rock Creek work, relevant for materials suppliers and specialty subs eyeing similar future corridor projects.
Contract Award
$3,679,870Jul 15, 2026Bladensburg is moving to approve a 30-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement with Hamlet Apartments, LLC for the 59-unit Hamlet Woods affordable housing project at 57th Avenue / 5200 Egret Lane. The town’s chosen structure sets Year-1 payments at $600 per unit ($35,400 total) with escalators and aligns with a financing stack that includes county loans, tax-exempt bonds, LIHTC equity, and a prior county PILOT. While the PILOT itself is essentially decided, this confirms a long-term affordable project in town and signals upcoming opportunities for construction, property services, and resident programming around the new development.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Prince George, Maryland
25 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
WSSC Water
Special District
University System of Maryland Board of Regents
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University of Maryland-college Park
Higher Ed50,709 students
University of Maryland Global Campus
Higher Ed64,103 students
Town of University Park
City2,379 pop.
Town of North Brentwood
City575 pop.
Town of Edmonston
City1,573 pop.
Town of Bladensburg
City9,446 pop.
Town of Berwyn Heights
City3,265 pop.
Prince George's County Public Schools
School131,310 students
Prince George's County
County966,629 pop.
Prince George's Community College
Higher Ed12,968 students
MD Dept. of Housing and Community Development
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of Prince Georges County
Local Housing Authority
Glenarden Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
District Heights Volunteer Fire Department (prince Georges County Fire Department)
Fire District
College Park Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
City of Seat Pleasant
City4,456 pop.
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