Indiana Government Projects &amp; Awards

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

First Response Mental Health Inc.

Note:

The multi-year contract includes annual user fees, setup, training, and additional consulting support, potentially requiring local trainers, IT consultants, and wellness professionals for implementation and ongoing support. Inferred: Ongoing subcontract opportunities for training and technology support.

Engineering, inspection, and project management for rehabilitation of Hamilton Rd Bridge #242 and Van Zile Rd Bridge #32, funded in part by federal dollars.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Butler, Fairman & Seufert Inc.

Note:

Includes substantial DBE subcontracting ($49,000 to DBE Etica) and an estimated $5.6M construction cost (likely separate bid in late 2026 for 2027-2028 build). Immediate opportunity is for engineering and inspection but future construction contracts are highly probable. DBE and specialty contractors should watch for bid notices in late 2026.

New maintenance buildings at north and south highway facilities, including barns construction and associated works.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Shawnee Construction & Engineering Inc.

Note:

Project acceptance signals completion, but substantial value and scope suggest opportunities for facility management, maintenance, and possible expansion or ongoing repair contracts. Inferred: Subcontracting potential for specialty trades and ongoing operations.

Design and engineering for emergency repairs to Hursh Rd Bridge #38, including temporary retrofit for continued use until replacement can be designed and funded.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Engineering Resources Inc.

Note:

Declaration of emergency authorizes fast-track procurement for repairs, and subsequent bridge replacement design will follow. Subcontracting opportunities likely for construction and materials suppliers for rapid repair, and potential competitive bid on full replacement in 2026-2027.

Comprehensive corridor planning study for Hillegas Road, covering widening, lighting, trails, drainage, utility, environmental, and right-of-way assessment.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Butler, Fairman and Seufert Inc.

Note:

Project includes setup for future multi-million dollar construction phases using federal funds. Study will lead to future significant RFPs for roadway, bridge, pedestrian, lighting, ROW, and utility relocation. Watch for future RFQs/RFPs for design, construction, and public engagement in 2026-2027.

Boone County

Showing 5 of 11 projects

Development of 420 West Main Street (Sco lot) - a two-story mixed-use building featuring office space, a fine dining restaurant with an outdoor patio, and a roof deck.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Jaffy Realty; Delve; Garman Construction

Note:

Inferred: Project aims to mirror village character and scale. Early interest from high-end restaurant tenants. Town provides incentives, including right-of-way acquisitions for related road improvements. Project design needs to address road relocation, power lines, and flood plain constraints.

Investment to create an entryway for Intelligent Living Solutions on Lot 9 in Creek Side Corporate Park along 106th Street, coordinated with resurfacing of 106th Street.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Intelligent Living Solutions

Note:

Funds are allocated from the Creek Side TIF. Decision made due to the lot's location and lack of other access points.

Financial incentive for the 420 South Main Street (Sco lot) mixed-use development.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Jaffy Realty

Note:

Funds are allocated from the downtown TIF. This is a budget item for 2026.

Construction of new headquarters and showroom for Intelligent Living, a ZWorks business, on Creekside Lot 9. Next steps include application for Improvement Location Permit.

Agency:

Status:

Active Opportunity

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Intelligent Living Solutions

Note:

Property acquisition and commission approvals were completed by October 2025. Permit application next step indicates upcoming opportunities for architects, general contractors, and technology integrators.

Developer-backed TIF bond funded project for Wild Air: $12.8M for design/construction of two roundabouts, public utilities, trails, parking, stormwater management, safety crossing, and community center infrastructure.

Agency:

Elkhart Community Schools

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Old Town Development

Note:

TIF bonds closed; Phase II bonding pending. Significant public works scope, including civic space and woodland preserve donations. Inferred: Road, civil, utility, landscaping, and vertical construction contracts will be essential.

Carroll County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Expansion of existing door security system to three additional doors: juvenile court office, communication center office, and server room. Includes installation of badge swiping scanners.

Agency:

Carroll County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Feld Fire

Note:

Expansion of an already installed system by the same contractor. Enhances security.

Cass County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Soliciting proposals for construction management advisory services for the design and build of Cass County Sheriff’s Office North Annex in Belton, MO.

Agency:

Cass County

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Tessere Architects

Note:

Formal RFP with completion and management scope; strong external contracting needs indicated; local architects already engaged. Direct, timely opportunity for construction management firms and related subcontractors. Inferred: Associated engineering and specialty contracting opportunities will arise as project develops.

Clinton County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Replacement of aging 911 CAD server and software to address end-of-life and security risks, with support setup by current vendor.

Agency:

Town of Michigan

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Central Square

Note:

Explicit: Server and software replacement contract, with IT purchasing hardware and vendor updating software. Potential for hardware, cybersecurity, and maintenance providers.

Approval of annual extension services contract with MSU to provide community programming and support.

Agency:

Town of Michigan

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Michigan State University

Note:

Explicit: Extension services approved for another year. May present subcontracting and support opportunities for educational and agricultural vendors.

Authorization for Clerk’s Office to purchase Livescan fingerprinting device to streamline CPL application process.

Agency:

Town of Michigan

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Data Works Plus

Note:

Explicit: Contract approved for purchase of a Livescan fingerprinting device and software. Ongoing maintenance ($566/year) and potential for service or expansion contracts.

Daviess County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Commercial and industrial property reassessment services and ratio studies for a 4-year period.

Agency:

Daviess County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

County Taxes

Associated Companies:

Nexus Group; Tyler Technologies

Note:

Bids were opened and taken under advisement for review and decision early December 2025. One bid from Nexus Group was $178,000 over 4 years. Another bid from Tyler Technologies had a stated amount of $5,680, which appears inconsistent with the scope of work and other bid.

Construction of a new 50,000 sq ft Daviess County YMCA facility, including a multi-purpose gym, aquatic center, youth development spaces (STEM, kids zone, child watch), healthy living areas (exercise, studios, teaching kitchens, cycling), and general community spaces (lobbies, restrooms, locker rooms).

Agency:

Daviess County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Hayer; Partner Engineers in Science; Taber Owens Construction; Burkard Insurance

Note:

Seeking $8M in public funding, $5M private gift, $4.5M New Market Tax Credit, $2.5M grants, $4-5M capital campaign. Project aims to be a community hub addressing critical needs like daycare and after-school care. Inferred: Potential for additional grant writing, fundraising consulting, and construction sub-contracting. Discussion around TIF district funding legality.

Purchase and installation of a new document scanner system for the Recorder's Office, including on-site installation, training, annual maintenance, and a new PC.

Agency:

Daviess County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

County Taxes

Associated Companies:

Indis

Note:

Project aims to scan old deed and miscellaneous books, replacing a 10-year-old scanner. IT department will handle PC acquisition to ensure compatibility and manage assets. Funds are available in the Recorder Perpetuation budget.

Dubois County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Implementation of a new integrated financial software system (from "Lao") to replace outdated systems (Harris Financials, United Systems and Software). This project includes software acquisition, initial setup, data migration, and annual maintenance. The new system will handle payroll, vendor management, project costing, HR components, electronic filing, and paperless claims, aiming for increased efficiency and better reporting.

Agency:

Dubois County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

County Taxes

Associated Companies:

Lao

Note:

Total cost includes $161,000 for software (payable 2026), $58,345 for initial technical services (payable 2025), and $53,000 for annual maintenance (prorated after going live). Requires hardware compatibility check (already initiated with IT). Inferred: Opportunity for IT consulting and software implementation.

Hiring a company to review job classifications, wages, and create a better organizational chart for the Sheriff's department (and potentially other county departments). This study aims to define job duties, qualifications for advancement, and potentially address staffing needs for specific roles like sex offender registry investigation and Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force.

Agency:

Dubois County

Status:

Personnel

Service type:

County Taxes

Associated Companies:

Were Bourbon and Sheileely

Note:

Study aims to provide data for wage decisions, address internal equity, and external competitiveness, considering benefits. The council needs data to justify staffing and compensation decisions. Inferred: "Were Bourbon and Sheileely" is a compensation consulting firm.

Elkhart County

Showing 5 of 6 projects

Downtown B vault closure project, involving construction services. Bids are being reviewed by the engineering department.

Agency:

City of Goshen

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Yaw Construction

Note:

Bids are being turned over to the engineering department for further review.

Annual agreement for traffic counts at various locations and two intersection analyses, including data collection (traffic counts, turn movements, signal timing, digital photography, accident data, GPS data) and geometric layout.

Agency:

City of Goshen

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

MCOG

Note:

Engineering department is still determining which intersections will be analyzed. Inferred: Ongoing need for traffic engineering and data collection services.

Painting of the Goshen City Court and Clerk's offices in the historic county courthouse.

Agency:

City of Goshen

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Custom Paint and Finish LLC

Note:

Explicit contract for painting services.

Confirmation of $3,000 grant awarded to ElkLogics Robotics Team for purchase of robotics equipment and supplies.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

FIRST Indiana Robotics

Note:

Explicit grant funding for equipment purchasing. Inferred: Additional STEM curriculum or partnership opportunities may emerge depending on program success.

Task order for services to identify impervious surfaces across Elkhart County utilizing existing technologies. Includes providing software and data.

Agency:

Elkhart County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Ecopia Tech Corporation

Note:

Task order governed by existing independent contractor agreement. Shared expense by MS4 partners. Year 2 and Year 3 may have a 25% upcharge if additional imagery is required (can be provided by county or Ecopia).

Floyd County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Contract awarded for Admiral Street Reconstruction (C25018).

Agency:

Town of New Albany

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Tender B

Note:

Value increased from $819,138.11 XGST to $1,291,388.11 XGST due to increased traffic management costs and complications near Loia Primary School. Awarded to promote equitable work distribution and support local businesses.

Fountain County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Renewal of an annual contract with CARS for services supporting the Fountain County ARC, specifically benefiting Shaunie U Learning School.

Agency:

Fountain County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

CARS

Note:

This is an existing, recurring annual contract that was finalized for 2026.

Review of bids for sale of old elementary school building; potential redevelopment by Dream Dance Studios.

Agency:

Attica Consolidated School Corporation

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Dream Dance Studios, Bi-County Soccer Organization

Note:

There was an explicit discussion of bids for the old elementary building, with Dream Dance Studios offering $25,000. This may lead to construction or renovation projects, and there are implicit subcontracting needs for redevelopment. Inferred: Opportunity for contractors, building services, or real estate support.

Bid opened by Bi-County soccer organization for old football field; possible athletic field renovation or repurposing.

Agency:

Attica Consolidated School Corporation

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Bi-County Soccer Organization

Note:

A bid for the old football field by a soccer organization suggests potential field renovation or new usage, opening the door for landscaping, construction, or athletic services contracts.

Grant County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Dredging and brush cleaning project for approximately 3500 ft of Big Black Creek to address tile backup and silt issues.

Agency:

Grant County

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Extreme Excavating;Challenger Repair;Inard

Note:

Work location: a mile south of Lamb Beern and a mile east of State Road 5, near Van Beern 18 and five, around County Road 300 North to 108. Includes tree/brush removal and possible stump treatment.

Hamilton County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Recognition of Hinkle Creek Elementary teachers through Hare Chevrolet Teachers Spotlight program, which delivers monetary grants for student academic and extracurricular activities.

Agency:

Noblesville Schools

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Hare Chevrolet

Note:

Program signifies recurring financial investments and may open new/similar grant opportunities. Inferred: Local businesses or nonprofits might offer similar sponsorships or manage extracurricular programs. Grants for enrichment suggest needs for educational and extracurricular programming vendors.

Hendricks County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Approval and payment of multiple invoices related to ongoing drain maintenance, including the Large Spray Program and excavation work on named drains and properties throughout Hendricks County.

Agency:

Hendricks County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Davey Resource Group, Murrain Excavating, Banning Engineering, Nature’s Choice

Note:

Numerous specific drain maintenance projects discussed, including chemical spray application and excavation by contracted vendors; likely ongoing and extended opportunities for environmental, maintenance, and civil contractors. Several vendors received recent contract payments, suggesting recurring contract cycles.

Howard County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Purchase and implementation of 50 new electronic poll books and new ballot-on-demand printers for elections. Includes software licenses, installation, and training.

Agency:

Howard County

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Elections

Associated Companies:

ESNS

Note:

Old poll books (used since ~2010/2015) unsupported as of Dec 31, 2025. New equipment features include integrated tablet/stand, improved ports, "connect now" system, configurable checklists, screen rotation for voter interaction, ID scanning. New Brother brand printers for ballot on demand also part of the upgrade. Expected lifespan 5-10 years. Inferred: Total project cost for pollbooks alone is 77230, plus printers and other related costs covered by transfers.

Development and construction of a new Howard County Jail, replacing the outdated and overcrowded existing facility. Project includes design, construction, and financing via bonds, supported by a local income tax increase. The new facility will address capacity, safety, and operational efficiency, including a shift to an indirect supervision model.

Agency:

Howard County

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Barnes & Thornberg; Baker Tilly; DLZ (previous study); Inferred: Architectural firms; Construction contractors; Legal counsel for bond issuance; Financial advisors.

Note:

Project driven by federal court settlement agreement with ACLU due to existing jail conditions (overcrowding, inability to classify inmates, indirect supervision despite direct design, outdated structure). New jail planned for 48-acre Marklin and Dixon property, allowing for future expansion. Local income tax (LIT) increased by 0.4% to generate ~$10M annually, with additional contributions from City of Kokomo. Discussions also include addressing systemic issues in the justice system (case processing, mental health, diversion programs).

Huntington County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Acceptance of $624.76 grant from Huntington County Community Foundation for preschool tuition assistance and state matching funds.

Agency:

Huntington County Community School Corporation

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Huntington County Community Foundation

Note:

Grant activity may spur broader outreach, grant-writing, or consulting services for preschool/foundation collaborations, and ancillary services supporting early education programming. May lead to larger grant pursuit or expansion of preschool programs.

Acceptance of multiple community donations aimed at developing robotics programs at several schools (Horace Mann, Salamonie Elementary, etc.)

Agency:

Huntington County Community School Corporation

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Shuttleworth, Warren Service & Supply, Inc., DeWeese Soft Water & Appliance, Huggy Bear Motel, Son-Rise Bakery, Scot E. Binegar Farms, Inc., Steve and Kim Park, Taco Express

Note:

Growth in STEM/robotics programs often requires curriculum consulting, equipment purchases, instructor training, and program expansion services. Inferred: Ongoing fundraising and donation acceptance point toward a larger investment in STEM infrastructure and possible future RFPs for robotics, coding, and related educational supplies/services.

Indiana

Showing 5 of 13 projects

Design services for the Londell Street Lighting Project, covering the stretch between Palman and State Line.

Agency:

City of Hammond

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Knees Engineering

Note:

Funding from Fourth District Gaming Fund. This is for design only, implying a later construction phase.

Issuance of General Obligation bonds (up to $2.8 million) to finance local public improvement projects including land acquisition, water, wastewater, storm water, and road improvements, and engineering costs.

Agency:

City of Rochester

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Baker Tilly; Indiana Bond Bank

Note:

Inferred: Direct opportunities for engineering services, various construction companies, and potentially land acquisition specialists.

Replacement of old flooring and installation of new carpet at the community building, part of ongoing repairs funded through an allocated budget.

Agency:

Town of Trafalgar

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Floor Tech of Indiana

Note:

Payment approved to Floor Tech of Indiana for flooring work at the community building, indicating subcontracting and potential for related facility upgrades. Inferred: Further facility improvements may arise as the allocated budget for repairs is $50,000, leaving additional funds available, presenting potential future opportunities for contractors specializing in interior renovations and related services.

Development of a program to grant out significant opioid settlement funds for projects addressing the opioid crisis. The city is contracting IU for initial consulting to establish this program.

Agency:

City of Jasper

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Indiana University Prevention Insights

Note:

Inferred: High potential for organizations and service providers to receive grants for opioid addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery programs once the city establishes its granting mechanism.

Award and commencement of Phase 2 for Greenbush Street Concrete Project, including major sidewalk and roadwork improvements.

Agency:

City of Lafayette

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Dixon Construction

Note:

This contract has been ratified and a notice to proceed issued, creating immediate subcontracting and supplier opportunities for construction-related businesses (concrete supply, traffic safety, landscaping, etc.).

La Porte County

Showing 5 of 7 projects

Professional services for planning and assessment of the Lakeshore Drive (Esplanade) sanitary sewer, identifying repair/replacement needs and developing a plan to minimize failure risk.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Robinson Engineering

Note:

Sewer is from the 1930s-40s, 15ft below grade due to sand accumulation, with access issues and water infiltration. High risk of failure, study is expedited to inform master plan budget by January. This planning is expected to lead to a future construction or rehabilitation project.

Supply of transponders and encoders for water metering equipment stock

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Midwest Meter

Note:

Inferred: This purchase is for maintaining stock of essential water metering components, indicating a continuous or recurring procurement need for these supplies. Other vendors could potentially bid on future supply contracts.

Procurement of a cyber insurance policy to mitigate financial and legal risks from cyber attacks and data breaches.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Insurance

Associated Companies:

Blue Shriek

Note:

Policy covers up to $1M for cyber liability and $0.25M for financial loss from phishing scams, including lawyer fees and external mitigation services. Budget incorporated for 2026.

Development of a comprehensive maintenance plan for the Street Arm Ditch (including Kinsel Ditch), focusing on hydrology, vegetation, sediment depth, and tree removal. This plan will inform future maintenance and dredging activities.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Christopher Burke Engineering

Note:

Covers approximately 3.77 miles of ditch. Involves hydrological and environmental assessment. Will lead to budgeting and contracts for future maintenance work (e.g., tree/vegetation removal, sediment dredging). Funded by the Storm Water Tax Levy Fund.

Professional services for planning and assessment of the Edgewood sanitary sewer system, which has sewers from the 1950s located in backyards, causing accessibility and wood infiltration issues.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Robinson Engineering

Note:

Goal is to minimize risk of failure. Study is expedited to inform master plan budget by January. This planning is expected to lead to a future construction or rehabilitation project.

Lake County

Showing 5 of 11 projects

LED lighting retrofit project for town hall. Bid from Midwest Lighting Services accepted. Potential for additional LED retrofits at the Public Works facility using remaining grant funds.

Agency:

Town of Merrillville

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Midwest Lighting Services

Note:

Project is funded by a $76,000 US Department of Energy grant, leaving potential for additional work (e.g., Public Works facility) using the remaining grant balance. Emphasis on no change orders.

Approval for Hasse Construction to add a fire protection system to the Maintenance Facility project.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Hasse Construction Company, Inc

Note:

Fire protection system likely to involve specialty fire safety contractors, security integration, and equipment providers.

Approval for Nassau Park change order to install or upgrade overhead doors.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Hasse Construction Company, Inc

Note:

Building trades or specialty door installers may have subcontracting opportunities.

Approval for preliminary design work for Burr Street improvements/expansion by Abonmarche Consultants.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Abonmarche Consultants

Note:

Preliminary design completion suggests possible future construction bid opportunity.

Amendment to increase Wessler Engineering’s contract for WWTP from 50000 to 70000.

Agency:

Indianapolis Public Schools

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Wessler Engineering

Note:

Additional engineering scope may imply expanded project scale or complexity, suggesting further business opportunities.

Marion County

Showing 5 of 7 projects

Sale of John Marshall property to Ayesha Investments, LLC for $350,000, creating redevelopment opportunities for external partners.

Agency:

Status:

Active Opportunity

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Ayesha Investments, LLC

Note:

With the transfer of surplus school property to a private entity, future redevelopment will require a range of external service providers (design, construction, environmental, legal, consulting). Inferred: This is a prime lead for companies seeking subcontracting or direct redevelopment contracts.

Sale of surplus John Marshall school property for redevelopment purposes to Ayesha Investments, LLC.

Agency:

Indianapolis Public Schools

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Ayesha Investments, LLC

Note:

Resolution and sale indicate a significant redevelopment project with opportunities for contractors. Inferred: Redevelopment likely to require third-party vendors for construction, facilities, and related services.

Special purchase of body cameras for the Speedway Police Department, including new equipment and continued service from the current provider.

Agency:

Town of Speedway

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Utility

Note:

Focus on interoperability with Marion County, uniform compatibility, and data retrieval. Negotiated a substantial discount.

Purchase of a Vector truck for maintaining sewer and stormwater lines, including cleaning catch basins and cutting roots.

Agency:

Town of Speedway

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Sourcewell

Note:

The purchase includes a $60,000 trade-in for a 20-year-old unit. Funded by the wastewater fund. Used for critical infrastructure maintenance.

High Velocity Injection (HVI) treatment for Well Number 10 to improve water production.

Agency:

Town of Speedway

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

National Water Services (NWS)

Note:

Inferred: Ongoing need for maintenance/rehabilitation of aging water infrastructure. Initial rehabilitation did not yield desired results.

Monroe County

Showing 5 of 15 projects

Upgrading and maintenance of HVAC systems at Edgewood High School and Edgewood Junior High School.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Lancer Associates; Creative Engineering

Note:

Total estimated project cost for roofs and HVAC is $8.2 million. Creative Engineering is subcontracted by Lancer for HVAC consultation.

Replacement of roofs at Edgewood High School, Edgewood Junior High School, the intermediate school, and the primary school.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Lancer Associates

Note:

Total estimated project cost for roofs and HVAC is $8.2 million. Lancer Associates was approved for design and bidding services.

Purchase of two jail transport vehicles and one body scanner for the Sheriff's Department.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Transportation

Associated Companies:

John Jones (Salem) (Inferred: for specialized vehicles)

Note:

Project was part of a GO bond that failed 0-7. The need for this equipment remains.

Replacement of seven emergency management sirens and acquisition of an encoder for programming/installation.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

ERS (inferred from proposal)

Note:

Project was part of a GO bond that failed 0-7. The need for this equipment remains.

Full refresh of tasers, body cameras, and in-car cameras for the Sheriff's Department.

Agency:

North Montgomery Community School Corporation

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Axon

Note:

Project was part of a GO bond that failed 0-7. The need for this equipment remains.

Montgomery County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Acquisition of a new Kubota utility vehicle for district operations from Booth Machinery.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Booth Machinery

Note:

Explicit equipment purchase, potential need for maintenance or ancillary attachments. Inferred: Ongoing service contracts possible.

Replacement of the high school gym floor, contract awarded to Four Star Floor Care.

Agency:

North Montgomery Community School Corporation

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Four Star Floor Care

Note:

Explicit project with contracted vendor and exact value. Potential subcontracting in flooring, materials, and logistics. Inferred: Local contractors or suppliers may be engaged to support.

Perry County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Provision of aerial imagery and property change detection services to enhance property assessment accuracy and support various county departments. This includes high-resolution ortho and oblique imagery, intelligent measurement tools (distance, height, area, pitch), and the "ChangeFinder" tool to automatically identify changes on properties (new construction, remodels, demolitions) between flight cycles. It also includes a mobile application for field use.

Agency:

Perry County

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

County Taxes

Associated Companies:

Eagle View; Tyler Technologies; WTH; Exoft

Note:

Current assessment is done by Tyler Technologies, involving physical visits to 25% of parcels annually. Inferred: County is exploring modernization of assessment and public safety tools. Key concerns include cost versus current methods, data timeliness with infrequent flights (potential 2-4 year lag), and limitations for internal property inspections. The service is expected to potentially increase tax revenue by identifying undeclared changes and enhance safety for field personnel. The system integrates with existing WTH and Exoft platforms. Inferred: Re-evaluation of the existing Tyler Technologies contract may be necessary if Eagle View services are adopted.

Porter County

Showing 5 of 18 projects

Ravine restoration and storm sewer improvements in Shorewood Forest Subdivision, including a contract value increase for conflict resolution with an existing sanitary sewer.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Grimmer Construction, Inc.

Note:

Substantial project and change order implies need for specialty sewer, drainage, and excavation subcontractors, with potential supply/material opportunities.

Adoption of OpenGov workflow software with custom deployment and licensing for departmental operations.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

OpenGov Inc.

Note:

Award of software deployment presents subsequent IT services and support opportunities.

Acquisition of cargo van for Facilities operations, including consideration of lease and purchase quotes from dealerships.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Enterprise Fleet, Graff Ford, Currie Ford

Note:

Quotes considered for leasing or purchasing a new van present opportunities for automotive dealers and upfitters.

Restoration of the Parker Ditch headwaters, including adjustment of contract pricing to reflect final work quantities.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Grimmer Construction, Inc.

Note:

Change order information provided; the substantial size and specialized nature offer both potential subcontracting and supply opportunities for ecological restoration companies.

Award of annual elevator maintenance services for Porter County government buildings.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

Urban Elevator

Note:

Contract ratified with Urban Elevator demonstrates opportunities for building systems service agreements.

Ripley County

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Contracts for jail medical services, inmate meals, uniforms, pest control, fire suppression, and safety monitoring.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Southern Health Partners, Cooks Correctional, Gordon Food Service, YES Pest Pros, Cintas Fire, Bob Barker Co., Inc., others

Note:

Regular service needs for jail facilities can indicate recurring procurement and possible future openings for new vendors or technologies (e.g., medical care, safety, or food service improvements).

Inspection and engineering evaluation of county bridges, likely for regulatory compliance and safety.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

USI Consultants

Note:

Regular bridge inspection indicates recurring engineering consulting and possible future follow-on work for repairs or upgrades.

Purchase and installation of computer equipment, software upgrades, and ongoing IT support for county departments.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Information Technology

Associated Companies:

Total Tech Connection, Scheidler Web Solutions LLC

Note:

Significant IT expenditures hint at multi-phase modernization, further support, or cybersecurity projects possible.

Repairs and maintenance of county buildings, including facilities maintenance and flooring work.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Clean Right Floor Specialist, Dunlap & Company, Inc., Halcomb Home Ctr, Inc

Note:

Building maintenance contracts suggest possible future work for repairs, renovations, and facility upgrades. Local contractors are involved.

Behavioral services for juveniles funded by the IN Juvenile Behavioral Grant; consulting or counseling provider contracted.

Agency:

Housing Authority of the city of Lafayette

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

1VOICE

Note:

Grant funding of behavioral services likely to recur and may invite additional proposals for related youth services/consulting/counseling.

Tippecanoe County

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Replacement work for the 2025 Loop Replacement Project, contract awarded to Hawk Enterprises for infrastructure improvements.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Hawk Enterprises

Note:

The 2025 Loop Replacement Project contract was ratified in this meeting. Only one quote was received but other vendors (James H. Drew, Hoosier Company) were solicited, which may represent future opportunities as well as potential subcontracting. Likely to require additional services or presence in the area. Inferred: Infrastructure construction or repair professionals may seek subcontracting or supply opportunities.

Renewal of citywide landscape maintenance services contract for 2025 with Brightview Landscapes, LLC.

Agency:

Housing Authority of the city of Lafayette

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Brightview Landscapes, LLC

Note:

Contract renewal for one full year of landscaping services at the same contract amount as previous year. Subcontracting possible for specialized or seasonal landscaping needs. Inferred: Opportunity for suppliers of landscaping materials, or small local firms for specialty service partnerships.

Vanderburgh County

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District-wide transition from Regional Data Services to Boyce Systems cloud platform for integrated HR and financial operations.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Admin

Service type:

Administration & Finance

Associated Companies:

Boyce Systems

Note:

Project includes cloud migration, training, data conversion, and ongoing subscription. Inferred: Opportunities for third-party integration, process automation, ongoing technical support, and training providers.

Agreement for tutoring services for nine Title I schools, coordinated with EVSC Foundation and AARP Experience Corps, focusing on reading fluency and academic support.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

AARP Experience Corps

Note:

Tutoring contracted externally; Inferred: Ongoing need for educational support, possible future program expansion or additional vendor selection for similar academic interventions at other schools. Funding through Title I, potential for federal grant proposal opportunities.

Renovation of Central High School's Academy of Science and Medicine including significant facility upgrades funded by General Obligation Bond.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Empire Contractors, Inc.

Note:

Large-scale capital improvement project involving classroom and science/medicine facility upgrades. Multiple alternates added to contract indicate opportunities for subcontractors including specialized trades and equipment. Local government bond funding secured and awarded after competitive bidding.

Migration from RDS to Boyce Systems’ cloud platform for finance and HR, including fund accounting, payroll, personnel management, and employee digital services.

Agency:

Status:

Personnel

Service type:

Payroll and Pension

Associated Companies:

Boyce Systems

Note:

Major enterprise software upgrade for district-wide business operations. Inferred: Additional IT consulting, data migration, training, and ongoing maintenance will create opportunities for external technology vendors. System integrations and customizations may require third-party support.

Two-year renewal of group dental insurance contract for all district employees with Health Resources, Inc.

Agency: