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VDOE’s subsidy attendance tracking application contract with Conduent ends in February 2024, and the agency wants to explore other applications to replace the current system. DOE plans to conduct an RFP for a new subsidy attendance solution. This creates an opportunity for childcare subsidy and time‑and‑attendance platform vendors to offer modern, integrated solutions tailored to Virginia’s requirements.
VITA plans a re-compete of its Managed Security Services tower, with transition of services to GDIT after an RFP and procurement. The program will be a fixed-price contract covering supplier transition and security modernization. Cybersecurity service providers, SIEM/SOC firms, and subcontractors should track this as a major MSS opportunity with potential teaming under GDIT or competitive positioning earlier.
DBHDS plans to replace its NetSmart Avatar practice management system with a more sophisticated SaaS accounts receivable and revenue cycle tool aligned with its EHR and Medicare certification changes. The project will include an RFP solicitation, vendor selection, and implementation covering registration, eligibility, coding, claims, and reporting. Revenue cycle and healthcare IT vendors should prepare to propose integrated billing solutions with clearinghouse connectivity.
Virginia Tax plans to replace its FIS Global VisionRemit and IBM Datacap on‑premises systems before end‑of‑support in 2025, consolidating paper check and paper tax return processing into a single vendor‑supported solution. Approval will allow use of professional services and an RFP to procure the replacement. This is a mid‑size opportunity for remittance and imaging solution vendors with strong audit and security capabilities.
FCPS is launching a division-wide chronic absenteeism initiative supported by ALL In VA funds, including a Student Attendance Taskforce starting in October. The plan anticipates investments in communications campaigns, data monitoring systems, outreach services, transportation access, SEL programming, and community partnerships. Multi-year budgets through FY26 cover hourly staff, four SEL/educational specialist FTEs, purchased services, PD, and SEL/attendance materials. Vendors in SEL curricula, attendance analytics, outreach services, PD, and transportation solutions can engage early as the taskforce refines specific program investments.
Fairfax County Public Schools will scale a division-coordinated high impact tutoring program for grades 3-8 using $28 million in ALL In VA funds and ARP ESSER III. The plan calls for recruiting, hiring, and training at least 1,000 centrally-hired tutors plus added central staff support through FY26. While much of the funding is for internal personnel, FCPS will rely on Tutor.com, digital practice tools, and personalized learning software to serve students not reached by live tutors. Edtech, curriculum, and tutoring service providers can engage around supplemental tools, training content, and future post-grant sustainability needs.
Virginia is advancing the Long Bridge rail expansion with separate north and south construction packages. The south package (new Potomac rail bridge and bike/ped bridge) is awarded to Long Bridge Rail Partners, and the north package (bridges over I-395, Ohio Dr SW, Washington Channel, Maine Ave SW) is under a progressive design-build with Skanska-Flatiron JV, with Phase 2 pricing executed in June 2025. The core construction awards are decided, but there will be ongoing needs for specialty engineering, systems integration, bike/ped features, and construction support services around these major contracts.
Richmond is re-appropriating $3,168,000 from the FY 2025-2026 General Fund committed balance into the FY 2026-2027 Operating Budget, creating a new line for Presbyterian Homes and Family Services, Inc. and adding funds to existing lines for Central Virginia Legal Aid Society, Freeze Program, and Southside Community Development and Housing Corporation. The funding supports active housing cost relief initiatives for residents. Service providers in housing stabilization, legal aid tech, program evaluation, and case management systems may see expanded programmatic activity and demand for support tools at these organizations.
Richmond will re-appropriate $3,168,000 from the FY 2025-2026 General Fund committed fund balance into the FY 2026-2027 operating budget to support housing cost relief initiatives. A new line item for Presbyterian Homes and Family Services, Inc. and increased allocations to Central Virginia Legal Aid Society, the Freeze Program, and Southside Community Development and Housing Corporation will fund active housing relief services. While these are direct grants, partner organizations may need case management tools, outreach, and program administration support to scale services.
The City will re-appropriate $3,168,000 from the FY 2025-26 General Fund committed balance into FY 2026-27, creating a new line item for Presbyterian Homes and Family Services, Inc. and adding funds to Central Virginia Legal Aid Society, Freeze Program, and Southside Community Development and Housing Corporation. These dollars support active housing cost relief initiatives for residents. Human services and housing nonprofits, legal aid partners, and program evaluators can watch these incumbents and the scale of funding to position for future partnerships, expansions, or similar programs.
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Government Agencies in Richmond City, Virginia
35 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Virginia Office of the Attorney General
Virginia Information Technologies Agency|advisory Council
Virginia Information Technologies Agency
Virginia Housing Development Authority
Virginia Housing Development Authority
Virginia Employment Commission
Virginia Department of Transportation
Virginia Department of Taxation
Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice
Virginia Department of Health
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
Virginia Department of Education
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation|parks
Virginia Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Virginia DOE | Virginia Advisory Committee for Advanced Learning
Virginia DOE | State Special Education Advisory Committee
Virginia DOE | Public Charter School Standing Committee
Virginia DOE | Early Childhood Advisory Committee
Virginia DOE | Committee on the Standards of Quality
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