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The board discussed relocating the DPW and transfer station due to landfill capping needs and PFAS contamination at the current site. A conceptual site remediation plan for the Harvard Transfer Station shows landfill cap design, stormwater areas, and a future transfer station footprint. No design or construction vendor has been chosen yet, and a DPW recap plan is scheduled for the July 21, 2026 meeting. This is an early-stage capital project where engineering, environmental, design-build, and construction firms can help shape options, costs, and phasing.
Replacement of a 1999 Freight Liner rescue truck.
The district and its member towns have authorized borrowing up to $10,864,548 for an Accelerated Repair Project, including a full roof replacement at Narragansett Regional High School. Funding is tied to a potential Massachusetts School Building Authority grant and local debt-exclusion votes. No designer or contractor is named yet, so major design, engineering, construction, and project management work is still ahead. Vendors in school roofing, building envelope, and construction management should track MSBA collaboration and prepare for upcoming procurement steps.
The same Accelerated Repair Project includes a partial roof replacement at Narragansett Regional Middle School, budgeted at $1,688,234 within the $10,864,548 borrowing. Work is intended to extend the facility’s useful life and keep it aligned with educational needs, funded via a potential MSBA grant and town debt exclusions. No project team is identified yet, so there is upcoming opportunity for roofing contractors, designers, and construction managers, especially those experienced with staged partial roof work over occupied schools.
The project budget includes a $2,000,000 hold line for PV panels (item 13-004), and the committee received an update that Solect has delivered 30% design documents for a photovoltaic system. The design is under review and comments have been sent back, but there is no indication that construction procurement is awarded yet. This points to an upcoming solar installation at Nashoba Regional High School where the district may still need implementation, equipment, financing, and monitoring partners beyond the current designer.
The City of Worcester, via the Worcester Redevelopment Authority, has a substantial multi-year project to rehabilitate Union Station with a total cost of $32,117,655 funded by FTA 5337 and local funds from 2027 to 2031. The STIP identifies the owner and funding but not specific design or construction firms. Architecture, engineering, construction, and systems integrators have a major opportunity to engage the Redevelopment Authority on station rehabilitation, accessibility, and modernization scopes before procurements are set.
The building committee is considering Consigli HT001, a $2,000,000 change to convert a planned natural-grass baseball field into a synthetic turf multipurpose field with athletic lighting. KBA, Skanska, and Consigli presented pros/cons, safety, maintenance, revenue projections, and a detailed cost breakdown; no final decision is recorded yet. This is a live planning item where the district is weighing design, lifecycle cost, and revenue options, creating room for additional input on turf systems, lighting, financing, and operations before the scope is locked in.
The Sutton superstructure replacement for Manchaug Road over Mumford River (Project 610769) is being removed from FFY 2026 and reprogrammed to FFY 2028 on the new 2027–2031 TIP. The total construction cost is $17,280,628 and design is only at 25%. This reset in schedule suggests upcoming design advancement and later construction procurement, creating a window for bridge engineers, design consultants, and contractors to engage MassDOT and Sutton on scope, staging, and delivery.
Uxbridge’s Homeward Avenue bridge replacement over the Providence Worcester Railroad is added to FFY 2027 as a State Prioritized reliability project funded with STBG-BR-Off at $3,741,988. No design status is provided here, but programming indicates an upcoming design and construction effort. Bridge engineers, contractors, and firms experienced with railroad coordination can reach out to understand project development timing and potential roles.
Capital projects identified through whiteboarding: new elementary school, middle/high school renovations, DPW facility, Fire facility, and cemetery expansion.
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Government Agencies in Worcester County, Massachusetts
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Webster Housing Authority
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