Rockingham County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Rockingham County
149 projects across 41 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
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$15,000,000Sep 24, 2026The Town discussed long-term water and sewer rates in light of a likely new surface water treatment plant in the next 4–5 years, estimated at about $40M and needed in the early 2030s. Staff are working with an existing vendor to scope the project and have modeled six‑year rate forecasts to build funding capacity. Capital planning for this facility is underway but no design, engineering, or construction contracts are identified yet, creating room for firms to help define scope, funding strategy, and delivery options.
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$40,000,000Jun 29, 2026Salem has adopted a 2026 Open Space Master Plan that ranks 100 priority parcels for protection and recommends land acquisition, easements, and regulatory tools. The Conservation Fund held about $1,972,047 at the end of 2025, with continued Land Use Change Tax revenue and direction to seek alternative funding and possibly a land acquisition specialist. This sets up multi‑year work around parcel acquisition, easement negotiation, valuation, grant writing, and public engagement where conservation, appraisal, legal, planning, and consulting firms can help shape and implement specific projects.
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$1,972,047Jun 23, 2026The June 22, 2026 agenda brings forward a first reading to amend Chapter 7, Parking Meters, Section 7.102, to treat parking meter rates as fees adopted through the Administrative Code. Supporting memos outline a new pricing model and expected $2 million in added revenue. With this policy shift, the City may seek systems, analytics, and communication support to implement new rates, refine demand management, and integrate with ParkMobile and ERP.
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$2,000,000Jun 22, 2026The Environmental Services report notes that the Bay Road forcemain replacement project is in the design phase, with Wright-Pierce engaged and Town staff working to secure an easement from the Bryant Rock property so the new forcemain can run through its parking lot. The consultant is also planning geotechnical borings as part of design. Separately, in the June 3 water rate discussion, the Bay Road Project is described as a $5.5 million initiative with over $1 million in grants secured and an EPA grant application in progress, indicating a substantial funded capital project still moving toward construction. Because the project is currently under design, the primary design vendor is set, but the construction phase has not yet been awarded according to these materials. This presents an upcoming opportunity for heavy civil and utility contractors that install large-diameter sewer forcemains, as well as suppliers of pipe, appurtenances, and trenchless technologies. Professional service firms that support easement negotiation, permitting, and construction-phase services can also position for either subcontracting to Wright-Pierce or direct roles when the Town moves to bid construction.
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$5,500,000Jun 17, 2026Salem is planning a full reconstruction of its outdated South Fire Station, with a rough cost estimate of $10 million. Council endorsed putting the project on the 2027 town meeting warrant and authorized MBAC and the Fire Department to begin planning and public outreach, using expiring impact fees and bonding. This is an early-stage capital project where design, cost refinement, and delivery strategy are still being shaped, creating room for architects, engineers, builders, and financing advisors to engage.
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$10,000,000Jun 15, 2026SSHPC approved a loan from TD Bank and reflected a $10 million loan in its FY 2027 budget discussions, tied to an upcoming construction and permanent financing closing. The loan will not fully execute in the 2026-2027 operating year, but will support a major housing construction or rehab effort. The banking relationship is set, yet this signals a large capital project where related professional services, compliance, and construction work will follow.
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$10,000,000Jul 9, 2026PHDC’s board approved a resolution related to a $10 million loan from TD Bank to State Street Housing Preservation Corporation, with PHDC serving as a limited guarantor up to 15% of principal, interest, and swap obligations. The loan will fund a $5.5 million moderate construction project and provide $4.5 million in cash reserves for PHDC pre‑development expenses. This signals an upcoming moderate rehabilitation or construction scope at State Street properties and new capacity for PHDC to advance additional housing projects. Construction, architecture, engineering, and pre‑development consultants can track this as an incumbent funding move and position for work on the moderate rehab and future pipeline projects.
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$10,000,000Jul 9, 2026State Street Housing Preservation Corp approved a loan of up to $1,200,000 to Portland Housing Development Corporation for acquisition of 879 Congress Street in Portland. This is a precursor to redevelopment or preservation of that property as affordable housing. The financing decision is made, but this signals a pipeline project where PHDC will likely need design, engineering, environmental, legal, and construction services.
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$1,200,000Jul 9, 2026Salem is entering a five‑year lease/purchase agreement for a new fire engine pumper to replace aging apparatus. The lease with All American Investment Group, LLC has a principal of $1,109,538 and annual payments of $243,607.34 funded from the General Fund. The apparatus vendor is not named here, but this confirms a major fleet upgrade, creating follow‑on needs for equipment, outfitting, training, and maintenance support around the new engine.
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Government Agencies in Rockingham County, New Hampshire
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Woodbury School
School762 students
Winnacunnet High School
School993 students
Winnacunnet Cooperative School District
School1,061 students
Windham School District
School3,002 students
Windham Police Department
City Department16,259 pop.
Windham Middle School
School414 students
Windham High School
School945 students
Windham Fire Department
Fire District16,259 pop.
Windham Center School
School426 students
Windham Academy Public Charter School
School410 students
William T. Barron Elementary School
School377 students
William E. Lancaster School
School294 students
West Running Brook Intermediate School
School639 students
Virtual Learning Academy Charter School
Special District
Virtual Learning Academy (H)
School386 students
Virtual Learning Academy (E)
School124 students
Town of Windham
City16,259 pop.
Town of Stratham
City7,735 pop.
Town of South Hampton
City892 pop.
Town of Seabrook
City8,430 pop.
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