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Government Projects in Wayne County

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The district is evaluating multiple modular classroom configurations, including a high school option and two elementary options, with detailed costs and grade-band impacts. Option B for elementary modulars at Melrose and Parkview is recommended as a temporary solution to start revised master planning, with a total estimated cost of about $8.4 million plus safety and walkway features. The board still must approve a resolution, finalize a contract with Mobile Modular, and secure COP funding, so planning and financing are not yet complete. Vendors in modular buildings, site work, safety features, kitchens, furnishings, and related services can engage now around design, scope, and implementation support for the 2027 rollout.

Pre-RFP
$8,376,701Jul 17, 2026

Council is considering Ordinance E-26 to issue up to $3.2 million in taxable land acquisition notes to buy property for an economic development project that will create or preserve jobs. The ordinance sets up bond anticipation notes and a dedicated debt retirement fund but does not identify the specific property or development partner. This is an early-stage economic development move; land, site work, and infrastructure needs will follow. Developers, site selectors, civil engineers, and design-build teams should track this project and engage the city on potential uses and supporting improvements once the notes are issued.

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$3,200,000Jul 6, 2026

The board approved a resolution authorizing negotiation and execution of an agreement with McGrath RentCorp dba Mobile Modular Management Corp for a large modular facilities project. The project covers installation services for modular units, using the Sourcewell cooperative contract #120822-MMR, with a proposal sum of about $8.38 million plus up to 10% in change orders. This is a decided award, but it signals a major temporary or permanent capacity expansion where vendors in related construction, site work, furniture, technology, and services can target follow-on needs and integration work around the new modular spaces.

Contract Award
$8,376,702Jul 17, 2026

Wooster City Schools is contracting with the Tri-County ESC for 2026-2027 employment services, including a dedicated interpreter for the hearing impaired. Exhibit A shows a specific staffing package for employee Starr Messerly at an estimated total cost of about $113,000 for FY27. The service is already awarded, but the district is relying on ESC for specialized staffing, signaling ongoing needs in special education support, interpreting services, and related training or technology.

Contract Award
$113,382Aug 1, 2026

The document details new middle grades social studies resources, including National Geographic US History for 8th grade, Gallopade for grades 4–7, and Scholastic News/Jr. Scholastic, plus a set of whole-class novels and project-based learning supplies. Total cost is $141,659.23 with 5‑year contracts for core materials and 1‑year terms or one-time buys for others. This establishes several content providers as incumbents and suggests ongoing needs for PBL materials, class sets, and renewals at year-end or at 5‑year horizons.

Contract Award
$141,659Jul 17, 2026

The district lists new curriculum resources for secondary social studies, including American Government, AP Psychology, AP US History, Economics, Geography, Pre-AP World History, Psychology, and US History. Vendors include HMH, SAVVAS, Pearson, Bedford Freeman Worth, W.W. Norton, and several free/open-source digital tools, with multi‑year print/digital contracts and some annual Amazon purchases totaling $61,248.22. This signals locked-in incumbents for 1–5 years and potential follow-on needs like teacher training, digital integration, and supplemental resources aligned to these titles.

Contract Award
$61,248Jul 17, 2026

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