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Barnstable County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Development of mixed-density, high-priority affordable and workforce housing (60–124 rental units, 6–12 affordable single-family homes, and municipal employee rental units) as part of Mattacheese property reuse.
Agency:
Yarmouth Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Catalyst Architects, BSC Group
Note:
Explicit: Housing included in all conceptual plans. 'Moderate' housing program detailed (62 rentals + affordable and employee homes), with costs based on October 2025 estimates ($16.5M for 60 units to $48.6M for 100 units). Sewer infrastructure will be necessary (another contract lead), and state grant funding is explicitly referenced for infrastructure. Inferred: Multiple contracts possible for developer partners, engineering, sewer/water, legal, planning, and possible modular construction. Project is high priority in town planning and likely to be eligible for affordable housing/state grants.
Redevelopment and construction of new library facilities at MacArthur School site, including site work, building design, parking, and sewer considerations.
Agency:
Yarmouth Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Library
Associated Companies:
Oudens Ello Architects, Accenture (OPM), G2 Collaborative
Note:
The committee is actively planning a new library on the MacArthur School site, with $130,000 estimated for an upcoming contract and possible future expenditures for site, building, parking, and mechanical systems. Options for parking and access, traffic study with MA DOT, as well as stormwater and septic/sewer coordination, are in discussion. Upcoming grant application deadline (December 31) mentioned, suggesting additional funding sources could be leveraged.
Planning for a regional sports facility (120,000 sq ft plus outdoor fields), with an emphasis on public/private partnership to provide both town and regional recreation amenities at the Mattacheese site.
Agency:
Yarmouth Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
BSC Group, Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce
Note:
Explicit mention of interest in pursuing a regional-scale multisport facility, likely in partnership with private operators. Cape Cod Chamber updating a feasibility study. Estimated size is 120,000 sq ft, and multiple fields; strong community support; possible anchor for economic development. Inferred: Vendor opportunities in sports construction, management, operations, and maintenance; legal services for contract/MOUs; vendor/PPP model development/consulting. High likelihood of future grants, economic development funds, and RFP issuance for developer/operator partners.
Assessment and mitigation of hazardous materials (HAZMAT) in the old Mattacheese Middle School buildings as a critical path item prior to demolition or renovation. Estimated costs identified for assessment and for abatement work, which must precede all future site uses.
Agency:
Yarmouth Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Axias Group
Note:
Explicit: Detailed discussion of required pre-demolition/renovation HAZMAT abatement (asbestos etc). Axias recommends the Town budget $40,000 for a HAZMAT consultant assessment and $926,400–$1.74 million for abatement work, depending on scope/severity. Inferred: Opportunities for certified HAZMAT consultants, abatement contractors, and environmental compliance firms. This work is a pre-requisite for any further construction or demolition contracts, and is likely to go to competitive bid.
Construction of a new, approximately 18,500-20,000 sq ft purpose-built recreation center for the Town, replacing or supplementing the existing gym/auditorium. Preferred over renovation for cost and design flexibility.
Agency:
Yarmouth Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
BSC Group, Catalyst Architects
Note:
Explicit: Committee discussions, cost analysis, and preliminary votes support siting a new building. Estimated at $17 million (lower than renovation), scoped for athletic, classroom, office, and storage facilities. High community support per survey. Inferred: Contracting opportunities in sitework, construction, architecture, FF&E, and potentially green building/energy systems (due to local code). Future state/federal grant funding may be pursued to support this substantial capital project.
Berkshire County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Site preparation work related to the CDCofSB project, funded by a $100,000 "One Stop for Growth" state grant, as part of affordable/workforce housing development. Includes lease process, Chapter 40B application, and potential adaptive reuse initiatives.
Agency:
Town of EgremontStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
CDCofSB
Note:
Explicit mention of awarded $100,000 grant for site preparation signals imminent work scopes for contractors specializing in site development, construction, and engineering. Inferred: The legislative processes (zoning articles and public sessions) and project updates suggest that extensive planning and early-stage initiatives will move forward, making this a high-potential lead for firms with experience in pre-construction services, grant compliance, and affordable housing strategies. Potential follow-on work tied to Chapter 40B affordable housing development.
The city will construct a new administration and laboratory building at the Wastewater Treatment Plant due to deficiencies and inefficiencies in the current 1938/1973 building. Project will resolve mold, air conditioning, rodent, and process efficiency issues and enable same-day lab analyses.
Agency:
City of PittsfieldStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Kleinfelder
Note:
Project design is complete, and the project is ready for bidding. There have been prior bid attempts with single bidders and over-budget pricing, indicating a strong chance for new bidders, contractors, vendors for lab and HVAC equipment, mechanical, and electrical supplies, and potential subcontractor opportunities. Project is eligible for grant and financing programs.
Bristol County
Showing 5 of 29 projects
Approval of a 12-month lease agreement for three "poll pads" (iPad-like devices for early voting tracking) for the 2026 elections. This ensures the city can secure necessary technology to manage elections effectively.
Agency:
Attleboro School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Elections
Associated Companies:
LHS Associates
Note:
Existing vendor. Cost is $1,000 per pad, which is $100 less than previous years due to a promotional offer. Payment will be in FY27.
Major upgrades to the Bartk Recreation Center, including a new boiler, re-zoning for efficient heating and air conditioning, and addressing temperature inconsistencies throughout the building. The total funding is $250,410, significantly less than an initial $1 million quote from RISE.
Agency:
Attleboro School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
RISE (initial quote, likely not current contractor)
Note:
Inferred: Opportunities for HVAC contractors, mechanical engineers, and general facility upgrade contractors. The building is highly utilized by the community.
Repair and maintenance services for food service equipment (e.g., freezers, H2O tanks) on the high school food truck.
Agency:
Taunton School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Equipment
Associated Companies:
Food Truck Builders
Note:
Inferred: Ongoing need for specialized food truck/kitchen equipment maintenance and repair services.
Provision of contracted special education teachers due to internal staffing gaps.
Agency:
Taunton School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Soliant Health LLC
Note:
Inferred: Continuous need for external special education staffing services.
Procurement of health and wellness equipment for Taunton High School and Martin Middle School.
Agency:
Taunton School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Equipment
Associated Companies:
Gopher
Note:
Inferred: Recurring need for health and wellness equipment/supplies across the district.
Essex County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Digitization of historical library archives, including yearbooks and other documents, and making them searchable online.
Agency:
Danvers School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Library
Associated Companies:
Advantage Archives
Note:
Inferred: Project includes identifying, prioritizing, and organizing archive materials. Goal is to complete existing collections and improve accessibility. May involve acquiring specialized scanning equipment or using external services.
Purchase of a "Nook Huddlepod" (a quiet, open-sided study booth with acoustic panels) for the children's room lobby area to provide dedicated study space for tutors and students.
Agency:
Danvers School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Library
Associated Companies:
Learning Interiors
Note:
Inferred: Purchase from showroom model at a significant discount. Funded by a recent $10,000 bequest. Potential for future purchases of additional units or different models (e.g., single-person pods with doors, wheelchair accessible). Fire code considerations checked during discussion.
Hampden County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Replacement of windows and doors in family houses managed by the Wilbraham Housing Authority.
Agency:
Town of WilbrahamStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Inglewood Development Corporation
Note:
The low bid has been received for this project, signifying it is moving forward. The attached bidder list suggests more subcontracting or supply opportunities may arise. Inferred: This is a significant renovation aimed at improving housing quality, and coordination with local suppliers and subcontractors may be needed.
Hampshire County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Major renovation, addition, or new construction of S.H. Elementary School including site work, environmental testing, and design programming, estimated at $80M-$120M.
Agency:
Town of South HadleyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Skanska, MVG
Note:
This is a multi-phase, high-value school project with options under discussion for renovate/addition/new build. It relies on MSBA partnership and board approvals. Inferred: OPM, architectural, geotechnical, hazmat, environmental, and educational consultant services needed. Explicit update meetings and design steps are scheduled into late 2027; external vendors and subcontractors are heavily implied. Substantial opportunities for contractors, architects, environmental and educational consultants, and possibly technology and furniture suppliers.
Massachusetts
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Community engagement and public relations support for the O5 sewer separation project and potentially broader initiatives.
Note:
Inferred: Though currently part of Stantech's design contract, there's a recognized need for effective community outreach, especially given past challenges with resident engagement.
Middlesex County
Showing 5 of 7 projects
Hot water heater replacement including designer services.
Agency:
Hudson Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Rogue Engineering & Design
Note:
Contract with Rogue Engineering & Design approved for designer services. Inferred: Construction or plumbing subcontractors may be sought for installation.
Acceptance of quote for gutter cleaning at all HHA properties.
Agency:
Hudson Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
New England Gutter Company
Note:
Routine preventative maintenance contract. Inferred: Similar property maintenance opportunities likely recurring.
Final completion and closeout payment for second floor bathroom upgrade.
Agency:
Hudson Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Sorella Contracting, Inc.
Note:
Certificate of Final Completion and contract payment indicate closeout phase. Inferred: Potential future maintenance and small renovation opportunities.
Designer services for hot water heater replacement at Brigham Circle (667-1&2) by Rogue Engineering & Design.
Agency:
Town of HudsonStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Rogue Engineering & Design
Note:
Board to consider approval of designer contract, typically precursor to bid for replacement/installation work, creating potential subcontracting opportunities.
Acceptance of quote from New England Gutter Company for multi-property gutter cleaning services.
Agency:
Town of HudsonStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
New England Gutter Company
Note:
One-off or recurring gutter cleaning service opportunity; approved quote value ($5,439) suggests other maintenance contracts may also be bid in future.
Norfolk County
Showing 5 of 7 projects
Implementation of a specialized municipal financial forecasting software, potentially including modules for budget planning, capital planning, and digital budget books, to replace or augment current Excel-based systems. Aims for integrated, self-updating worksheets.
Agency:
Town of MiltonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
ClearGov; OpenGov
Note:
Inferred: Replaces current fragmented Excel workbooks. Aims to improve accuracy and efficiency in budget forecasting and scenario testing. Strong interest from committee. This is for the budget software specifically.
Closure and capping of Milton's 58-acre landfill, including potential redevelopment into a golf course and recreational fields/courts through a lease agreement with Quarry Hills. Project involves solid fill management from the "Big Dig" project.
Agency:
Town of MiltonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Quarry Hills; Cornish and Silva; Cashman; Perini; Fishbach; Mass Electric
Note:
Lease agreement to include construction of at least two fields/courts at no cost to the town. Public hearing committed before lease signing. Key risk is potential insolvency of contractor, mitigated by performance bond negotiation. Inferred: Opportunity for environmental engineers, construction companies for capping and golf course/recreation facilities, heavy equipment operators, waste management contractors.
Comprehensive project for War Park, including design revisions and potential construction. Discussion of cost reduction and funding through bonding.
Agency:
Town of MiltonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bill Madden
Note:
Scheduled for discussion with proponents on November 20th. Bonding for the project will be a significant discussion point for the committee.
Continuing concrete repairs and construction at water treatment plant including review of project schedule and contractor payments.
Agency:
Town of SharonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
DOC, W&S, Apex
Note:
Explicit contractor invoices reviewed, indicating active engineering and construction activities. Inferred: Further repairs and schedule updates may require additional contracting and specialty services.
Digital Wellness and Responsible Technology Education Program: Develop and expand educational programs and resources for students, parents, and the community on digital wellness, responsible social media use, and healthy screen habits. This includes screening films like "ScreenAgers," policy development for mobile phone use in schools, and integrating digital literacy into curricula (including AI literacy). Seek community sponsorships for educational events.
Agency:
Medfield School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
ScreenAgers; Wait Until 8th.org
Note:
Inferred: A task force is actively working on mobile phone and social media issues. There is a recognized need for comprehensive education and policy in this area for all age groups. This includes formal curriculum integration, community engagement, and potential external resources/speakers. The mention of AI is also significant.
Plymouth County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Renovation of the Grace Pool due to fair to poor condition, chronic issues with filtration/chlorination, and need to meet current safety codes (e.g., two main drains). Includes replacing gutter, filtration/recirculation systems, pool deck, drainage, piping, and pool lift. Potential for altering pool depths, with an estimated cost of $1,323,550.
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Aquatica Pools Inc.
Note:
Inferred: The project scope is clearly defined by the engineering assessment. The subcommittee will provide a full report by April, suggesting next steps for project implementation will follow. Meeting new code for two main drains is a driving factor.
Approval of fee amendment and reimbursables for design and surveying services related to the replacement of the Bioclear septic system at Hanson Housing Authority under EOHLC funding.
Agency:
Hanson Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
GCG Associates
Note:
Project includes a new scope for surveying and engineering for a septic replacement, reflecting increased budget and expanded deliverables. Inferred: External construction, engineering, and environmental services firms may have future subcontracting opportunities as the project moves from study/design to implementation.
Renovation and repair of Grace Pool based on an engineering assessment. Includes replacing gutter, filtration/recirculation systems, pool piping, pool lift, reconstructing deck/drainage (to meet code for two drains), and potentially altering pool depths.
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Aquatica Pools Inc.; Habib and Associates
Note:
Inferred: Significant construction and specialized equipment sourcing needed. Pool committee is also investigating current outsourcing costs for swim teams and operational costs for an in-house pool.
Purchase of a guided yoga stretching training session for Hingham High School soccer boosters using donated funds.
Agency:
Hingham School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Chipotle
Note:
Inferred: Requires selection and booking of a yoga instructor or wellness service provider.
Peer review of final walk-through conditions and drainage calculations for the Ledgewood Estates project.
Status:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Environmental Partners
Note:
This specific service has been contracted and payment authorized. The opportunity for this particular peer review is closed, but it demonstrates ongoing need for such services in the district.
Suffolk County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Relaunch of the One Chelsea Fund to provide financial assistance to residents, particularly addressing food insecurity, through preloaded debit cards. Partnership with United Way ($100,000 committed) and a matching $100,000 appropriation from the City of Chelsea stabilization fund.
Agency:
Chelsea School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley
Note:
Inferred: Opportunity for financial institutions providing debit card services, or organizations specializing in emergency financial aid distribution. State representative mentioned state-level rainy day fund possibly available for similar issues.
Worcester County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Update the town's chart of accounts to align with state (DESIE) and standardized accounting formats. This project will involve bringing in a consultant for conversion, crosswalk, and integration with the existing Munis software system.
Agency:
Westborough School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Munis
Note:
Project aims to reduce labor, improve tracking, and ensure conformity with state accounting standards. Inferred: Opportunity for specialized financial software consultants or integrators.
Replace outdated DS200 election scanners (5 oldest and 1 newer for consistency) with new DS300 scanners and upgrade polling pads (Apple iPads, printers, battery bases). This project aims to enhance election efficiency and security, and includes training for election workers.
Agency:
Westborough School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
ESNS
Note:
Project is driven by equipment age (10+ years), lack of support, and the need for updated technology. New equipment features enhanced security, improved accuracy, and faster processing. Inferred: Opportunity for election technology vendors and training providers.
Task Order #8 (with AECOM) and anticipated Task Order #9 for ongoing operations, maintenance, or improvement projects at the treatment plant.
Agency:
Shrewsbury Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
AECOM
Note:
Task Order #8 ($41,015.55) listed among invoices. Task Order #9 on agenda as upcoming. Indicates professional services contracts with AECOM and room for subcontractor involvement. Inferred: Value for Task Order #9 not specified; scope likely includes engineering or consulting deliverables.
Review and approval of outstanding invoices to Veolia for sludge management, septage handling, and R&M overspend. Indicates possible need for cost management or new bid cycles.
Agency:
Shrewsbury Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Veolia
Note:
Multiple outstanding and overspend invoices to Veolia for sludge, septage, and R&M possibly signaling future rebidding or subcontractor need for specialized waste management services. Inferred: High spend could prompt bid review or expansion of vendor pool.
Develop a simplified permitting process review and create a comprehensive, updatable code book/resource to help business owners and developers navigate town and state permitting requirements.
Note:
DTA funds (no town contribution). Goal to ease navigation of complex permitting landscape. Inferred: Potential for IT/software development for digital resources. Resource needs to be clearly dated and easily updatable.
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