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Government Projects in Suffolk County

13 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Boston Housing Authority details active elevator modernization at Ruth Barkley Apartments, with contracts for maintenance and repairs with Schindler Elevator, modernization with H.J. Russell Co. and United Elevator, and backup services from Motion Elevator. Over $7 million is being invested across four buildings, part of more than $20 million in elevator capital projects portfolio-wide. While primary contracts are set, there is multi-year work where subs, accessibility consultants, and capital planning firms may find follow-on roles.

Contract Award
$7,000,000Jun 24, 2026

On June 22, 2026 the City Council approved both a Host Community Agreement and a PILOT agreement with Revolution Storage LLC/Flatiron Energy for a proposed 200 MW battery energy storage facility at 0 Muzzey Street. The agreements are expected to provide about $43 million over 20 years, including roughly $1.6 million annually in PILOT payments and more than $600,000 annually in host community payments, with funds earmarked for the Fire Department, school stabilization, energy efficiency programs, and community grants.

Contract Award
$43,000,000Jun 22, 2026

The authority will award the EOHLC #248127 Roofing & Siding Replacement Phase VI – 200-1 contract to North Lawrence Contracting, LLC for $867,165. This is a significant capital improvement at a public housing development, with a resolution needed to finalize the award. Building product suppliers, energy-efficiency consultants, and related trades can target North Lawrence and the authority for material supply, change orders, and future phases of building envelope work.

Contract Award
$867,165Jun 17, 2026

The town is launching a $1,500,000 water main replacement on Winthrop Street as Phase 1, funded through the MWRA Local Water System Assistance Program. The June 25, 2026 motion authorizes borrowing and sets up a new water/sewer capital project fund, but no designer or contractor is mentioned. Water infrastructure engineers, construction firms, and materials suppliers should watch for design, bid, and construction phases tied to this MWRA-assisted project.

Grant Funding
$1,500,000Jun 30, 2026

The town plans a $1,666,000 sewer main rehabilitation project on Winthrop Street and other locations, funded through MWRA's inflow/infiltration loan program (75% grant, 25% zero-interest loan). The June 25, 2026 motion is a borrowing authorization to set up a new Water/Sewer capital project and enter into MWRA financial agreements. Engineering, construction, and inspection vendors should track this as design and bid packages for trenching, lining, CCTV, and related work move forward.

Grant Funding
$1,666,000Jun 30, 2026

BHA’s December 2025 filing outlines a broader accessibility and capital strategy, including more than $20 million contracted for elevator upgrades at Ruth Barkley, Torre Unidad, and Commonwealth, plus major redevelopments at Mary Ellen McCormack, Old Colony, Whittier, Mildred C. Hailey, and Bunker Hill. It also notes design work for accessibility at General Warren, Plant Court, and Fairmount, and MassHousing-funded improvements at elderly sites. This signals a multi-year pipeline of design, construction, and accessibility projects beyond currently awarded work.

Public Updates
$20,000,000Jun 24, 2026

The board will review Application and Certificate of Payment No. 5 for G.V.W. Inc. for $371,450. This shows the Hyman Towers Window Replacement Phase II project is well into construction, with multiple pay apps processed. Vendors of windows, hardware, and related building systems can treat this as confirmation of an active multi-phase program at Hyman Towers and focus on future bid packages or complementary upgrades once Phase II concludes.

Contract Admin
$371,450Jun 17, 2026

The board will vote on a $48,000 amendment to the existing contract with Stantec Architecture and Engineering, Inc. for Revere Housing Authority redevelopment planning. Stantec is already engaged and will also present the RHA redevelopment master plan at this meeting. This is decided work but shows an ongoing multi-phase redevelopment effort where additional design, engineering, environmental, and implementation services are likely over time.

Contract Award
$48,000Jul 15, 2026

The Council approved acceptance of $100,000 in credits from Anthropic’s SLTT Cyber Defenders Program to strengthen the City’s cyber defenses. Credits will be used to automate scanning, triaging, and patching of technology infrastructure using Claude Opus 4.8, Anthropic's generative AI tool. While the primary solution is defined, IT security integrators and consulting firms can engage around implementation, policy, workflow design, training, and complementary tooling as Boston elevates its cybersecurity posture.

Grant Funding
$100,000Jul 8, 2026

The board will consider Change Order No. 1 for G.V.W., Inc. on the Hyman Towers Window Replacement Phase II project for $156,939.32. This indicates an active construction project with scope or cost adjustments under review. Glazing suppliers, accessibility and energy consultants, and follow-on contractors should track G.V.W. as the incumbent and look for future phases or related building upgrades at Hyman Towers.

Contract Admin
$156,939Jun 17, 2026

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