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Barnstable County
Showing 5 of 13 projects
Master Plan Study for Recreational Fields
Agency:
Orleans School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Weston & Samson
Note:
Study to assess overlapping goals and priorities for fields at OES, middle school, and Eldridge. Inferred: Potential for follow-up projects based on study recommendations, such as field improvements, construction, or management.
Organizational study of Recreation Department
Agency:
Orleans School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Collins Center at UMass Boston
Note:
Inferred: Potential for follow-up consulting or project management opportunities based on study recommendations. Includes assessment of recreation programming needs and potential linkage/collaboration with Council on Aging and schools; Draft job descriptions will be a key output of the study.
Authorization for the Town Administrator to sign a contract for the purchase of two municipal vehicles.
Agency:
Town of DennisStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Ballard Mack Sales & Service, Inc.
Note:
This project involves the acquisition of new vehicles for town operations, suggesting ongoing needs for fleet maintenance and potential for future vehicle procurements.
Authorization for the Town Administrator to sign a contract with Ballard Mack Sales & Service, Inc. for the purchase of two vehicles and a contract with C.N. Wood Enviro, LLC for the purchase of one Elgin Pelican NP street sweeper.
Agency:
Town of DennisStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Ballard Mack Sales & Service, Inc., C.N. Wood Enviro, LLC
Note:
Inferred: This is a confirmed contract for vehicle acquisition. Opportunities for maintenance, parts supply, and potential future vehicle procurements. Also, potential subcontracting opportunities from the awarded vendors for specific services related to these vehicles. The total value is a sum of $672,500.00 and $317,388.72.
Purchase of two vehicles and one Elgin Pelican NP street sweeper for municipal use.
Agency:
Town of DennisStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Ballard Mack Sales & Service, Inc., C.N. Wood Enviro, LLC
Note:
This project represents an opportunity for companies providing vehicle maintenance, parts, or related services. Inferred: Ongoing maintenance contracts will be needed for these vehicles.
Berkshire County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Town party in the field with live music.
Agency:
Town of AdamsStatus:
Service type:
Community Events & Activities
Associated Companies:
Film Events
Note:
Other_notes: Grant received for entertainment next year. Exploring food trucks and car shows for future events. Considering movie nights.
School roof project.
Agency:
Town of AdamsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Contractor
Note:
Other_notes: First down payment approved. Monthly payments expected thereafter.
Funding for Berkshire County ARC ($46K) and YMCA ($250K) to upgrade and expand services.
Agency:
Berkshire CountyStatus:
Service type:
Healthcare; Education; Social Services; Construction
Associated Companies:
Berkshire County ARC, YMCA
Note:
These are completed or ongoing projects funded by ARPA. This indicates city support for social and health services, which could translate into future opportunities for service providers, facility upgrades, or program development.
2025 Road Paving Project
Agency:
Lee School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
LD Corporation;Delenor Blacktop;Williams Paving;Palmer Paving
Note:
Lowest bid awarded to LD Corporation
Site development for William Stanley Business Park Site 9, including foundation removal, and installation of roads, sidewalks, and utility corridors, with a portion to be purchased by Mill Town Capital for commercial/innovation building.
Agency:
Berkshire CountyStatus:
Service type:
Construction; Real Estate; Engineering
Associated Companies:
Mill Town Capital
Note:
This project has additional funding sources and involves significant civil engineering and construction work (foundation removal, road/utility installation), indicating potential opportunities for civil contractors, utility companies, and developers. The mention of Mill Town Capital purchasing land for commercial/innovation signals further development.
Bristol County
Showing 5 of 22 projects
LLB Architects Invoice for Design Services
Agency:
City of AttleboroStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
LLB Architects
Note:
Invoice for design services rendered through the end of June 2025. Full design phase build-out expected next month.
Dipquot herbicide treatment for Forge Pond
Agency:
Westford School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Solitude
Note:
Approval granted for Daquat treatment in lakefront areas and Basilicore in areas near train tracks. Aiming for short-term relief and evaluation of different herbicide effectiveness. Echo harvesting planned for next year.
Waiting River Permanent PfAs Treatment Plant
Agency:
City of AttleboroStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
TA and Howard; Wright-Pierce
Note:
Contract in place with Wright-Pierce for OPM services (signed approximately June 15th). Notice to proceed pending authorization to award from the Department of Public Works (DPW). DPW will not cover cost escalation above the initial SRF authorization of $35,810,000. City considering internal financing or alternate sources for the potential cost difference, primarily for engineering and OPM costs. OPM contract is for two years.
Construction of the Wading River Emergency PFAS Treatment Project.
Agency:
Attleboro School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Biszko Building Systems, Inc.
Note:
This is a contract ratification for a significant environmental project. Inferred: This project addresses a critical water quality issue (PFAS contamination) and is likely to involve further maintenance and operational contracts.
Water and moisture mitigation at the Aken House cellar
Agency:
Town of DartmouthStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Paul Shikette
Note:
Other_notes: Town owns the property; DHPT has a lease on the property.
Essex County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Regionalization of Dispatch Center with Northshore Regional 911 Center
Agency:
Town of GrovelandStatus:
Service type:
Public Safety
Associated Companies:
Northshore Regional 911 Center
Note:
IMA under consideration to address staffing challenges; State to assist with staffing after IMA signing; Need to finalize plan for internet paths and security.
Discussion and potential approval of a 99-year term easement for existing cell tower premises, with a one-time payment of $627,000.00. The project includes developing options for a third cell tower site, engaging Everest for public safety site development, and expanding carriers at the existing tower. Consultant is seeking bids from at least six tower companies for lease buyout/easement.
Agency:
Town of HamiltonStatus:
Service type:
Telecommunications; Real Estate; Consulting
Associated Companies:
Everest Infrastructure Partners, Diamond Sell Tower Lease Consulting, LLC, Varsity Wireless
Note:
This project offers significant financial gain for the town through a lease buyout. Inferred: Opportunities for telecommunications companies, real estate investors, and consulting firms specializing in tower leases and infrastructure development. The town seeks to expand coverage and develop new sites.
Sale of Cell Tower Lease
Agency:
Town of HamiltonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Tower Alliance;Other potential bidders
Note:
Current offer of $627,000 for a 99-year lease deemed insufficient. Considering a counteroffer of $675,000 for a 30-year lease or exploring alternative offers via RFP.
Feasibility study to integrate the Town of Hamilton's Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) communications services into the North Shore Regional 911 Center (NSR911). This includes assessments of technology, staffing, spatial needs, and transitional costs for services such as 911 answering equipment, CAD/RMS systems, mobile data terminals, radio systems, and emergency notification systems.
Agency:
Town of HamiltonStatus:
Service type:
Telecommunications; IT; Consulting; Public Safety
Associated Companies:
Rave Mobile Alerts, Motorola, CentralSquare
Note:
This project aims to consolidate emergency services, improving efficiency and technology. Significant non-recurring costs ($644,370) are identified for technology integration, including MDTs ($142,500), radio systems ($348,500), and fire station alerting ($55,000). Inferred: Opportunities for IT solution providers, telecommunications equipment suppliers, public safety consultants, and training providers.
Franklin County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Acquisition of three 84-passenger school buses for Fiscal Year 2026.
Agency:
Orange School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Myers Equipment
Note:
This is a direct contract ratification, indicating a completed procurement process. It represents a past opportunity for equipment suppliers.
Procurement of three (3) eighty-four (84) passenger school buses for the FY26 school year.
Agency:
Orange School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Myers Equipment
Note:
This is a direct contract ratification, indicating a completed procurement process. Inferred: Potential for future maintenance, repair, or related service contracts for these new buses.
Contract awarded to WJ Mountford, Inc. for the 1888 Building Project.
Agency:
Deerfield School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Construction
Associated Companies:
WJ Mountford, Inc.
Note:
Explicit mention of a contract award for a construction project. This could represent subcontracting opportunities for various trades.
Award of the 1888 Building Project contract to WJ Mountford, Inc.
Agency:
Deerfield School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Construction
Associated Companies:
WJ Mountford, Inc.
Note:
This project represents a confirmed contract award, indicating potential for subcontracting opportunities for businesses in the construction sector. Inferred: Timeline for the awarded project would be immediate post-ratification.
Recommendation to petition for the Town of Montague to join the Pioneer Valley Mosquito Control District for arbovirus transmission surveillance and control.
Agency:
Town of MontagueStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Pioneer Valley Mosquito Control District
Note:
The town meeting in May 2021 authorized joining this district and appropriated funds. This presents an ongoing opportunity for services related to mosquito control and public health. The initial cost is $5,250 annually, funded from the Mosquito Control account, with intentions to incorporate into the regular department budget.
Hampden County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Laptop Purchases
Agency:
City of ChicopeeStatus:
Service type:
Information Technology
Associated Companies:
CDW Government
Note:
Warrant approved for laptop purchases.
School Security Camera Replacement
Agency:
City of ChicopeeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
CDW Government
Note:
Warrant approved for school security camera replacement.
Hampshire County
Showing 5 of 6 projects
Multi-phase project to rehabilitate the One Ferry Street Mill, including demolition of existing structures, public utility services, public parking, emergency vehicle access, and multi-use path construction. This project is within the Ferry Street District Improvement Financing (DIF) district and aims to boost local economy, provide housing, and create public spaces.
Agency:
City of EasthamptonStatus:
Service type:
Construction; Engineering; Real Estate; Consulting; Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Home City Development, Inc., Kestrel Land Trust, Inc.
Note:
This is a significant, long-term development project with various opportunities for contractors (demolition, construction, utilities, landscaping), engineers (site, civil), environmental consultants (asbestos abatement, brownfield remediation), and real estate developers. Inferred: The project has a dedicated funding stream through PILOT payments, making it a high-potential lead. Multiple public and private improvements are planned. The overall estimated cost for public improvements is $10.55 million, and private improvements are >$92 million, with $3 million specifically for borrowing authorization.
Borrowing authorization for up to $3,000,000 for the Ferry Street Invested Revenue District Development Program, including demolition of existing structures at 11 Ferry Street and construction of public utility services, parking, emergency vehicle access, and a multi-use path to connect to Manhan Rail Trail. The overall project aims to boost local economy, support market-rate and affordable housing, and create public spaces.
Agency:
City of EasthamptonStatus:
Service type:
Construction; Real Estate; Engineering
Associated Companies:
One Industrial Lofts LLC, Home City Development, Inc.
Note:
This is a significant multi-faceted project with various components including demolition, infrastructure development, and housing. It offers opportunities for construction, engineering, and real estate development firms. The project uses District Improvement Financing (DIF) and Payment In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) revenues. A total public investment of $10.55 million and private investment exceeding $92 million is planned.
Restoration of the Old Town Hall's 2nd floor auditorium into a performing arts and community space, including new ADA accessible entrance, exterior elevator, restroom rehabilitation, structural restoration, and building upgrades. It also includes HVAC updates and electrical upgrades.
Agency:
City of EasthamptonStatus:
Service type:
Construction; Architecture; Engineering; Historic Preservation
Associated Companies:
Kuhn Riddle Architects
Note:
This project involves significant restoration and accessibility construction, offering opportunities for architectural services, general contractors, HVAC specialists, elevator installers, and historic preservation experts. Fundraising is ongoing, and the project is explicitly seeking additional funding and has previously received grants. Inferred: The budget includes soft costs like operations and endowment, and professional services, indicating needs beyond just construction.
Rescission of $5,039,513.94 borrowing authority for energy conservation improvements, including solar photovoltaic systems, EV charging stations, and building/system upgrades, due to financial infeasibility of the solar component.
Agency:
City of EasthamptonStatus:
Service type:
Financial Services; Energy Consulting
Associated Companies:
Honeywell
Note:
This rescission, particularly due to the financial infeasibility of the solar component, suggests potential future opportunities for solar energy consultants or developers to re-evaluate and propose viable solutions for municipal facilities. It also highlights ongoing needs for building and system upgrades that may proceed with different funding or scopes.
Restoration of the 2nd floor auditorium, construction of a new ADA accessible entrance and elevator, and building upgrades to transform Old Town Hall into a performing arts and community space. The project includes HVAC updates and solar arrays (initially planned, then deemed infeasible).
Agency:
City of EasthamptonStatus:
Service type:
Construction; Arts & Culture; Renovation
Associated Companies:
CitySpace, Honeywell (previous contract for HVAC/solar), Kuhn Riddle Architects, BankESB, Finck & Perras, Adhesive Applications, Chemetal
Note:
This project is partially funded by CPA grants and private donations, with significant unissued borrowing authorization being rescinded. Opportunities exist for general contractors, specialized renovation services, accessibility solution providers, and possibly for maintenance and operational services post-completion. The project's original total cost was $7,475,066, with $1,723,342 for inflation costs. Total construction cost is $6,643,608. There was a rescission of $2,250,000 in bond authorization for CitySpace restoration and $5,039,513.94 for Honeywell Energy Conservation project (which included HVAC updates at City Hall). Key roles in design and construction are mentioned. The project is an ongoing effort and signifies potential for various subcontracts.
Massachusetts
Showing 5 of 20 projects
Sale of vacant lot to Sueno's Basketball for $30,000 over assessed value.
Agency:
City of LawrenceStatus:
Service type:
Real Estate
Associated Companies:
Sueno's Basketball
Note:
Other_notes: Property intended for youth sports program; Property located at unspecified address; Assessed value of the lot is $270,000; Annual tax is $2,376; Two other proposals were disqualified (Rising Champions, One Goal at a Time by Stephanie Castillo and Milver Cerriano due to late submission, and Tint Lords due to incomplete proposal and non-compliance with youth sports program requirement); RFP process conducted earlier in the year; Sueno's Basketball deemed most advantageous vendor by evaluation committee; Memo sent to City Council in April regarding RFP results from purchasing/procurement officer Rosanna Del Rosario; Sueno's Basketball is a charitable organization and may be exempt from property taxes; Concern raised about potential property flipping; Conditions placed on the sale requiring development within a specified timeframe.
Construction of a basketball facility by Sueno's Basketball.
Agency:
City of LawrenceStatus:
Service type:
Construction
Associated Companies:
Sueno's Basketball
Note:
Inferred: $5 million state grant (House Bill 5100) intended for the facility, but funding not yet finalized. Private funding and bank financing will also be necessary. Development schedule required, potentially with a one-year timeframe from the date of sale closing. Zoning approval, variances, and special permits will be required. Site testing and due diligence to be conducted after sale closing.
Clean River Project - Spicket River Cleanup
Agency:
City of LawrenceStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Clean River Project
Note:
Other_notes: Funding transferred from Cemetery and Airport OPA free cash funds. Total project value: $649,360. Existing funds in Environmental account: $390,500. Additional funds transferred: $250,000 (Cemetery) + $8,860 (Airport).
Asbestos Abatement Oversight & Management for Timony School Carpet Replacement.
Agency:
City of MethuenStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
SLR International Corp.
Note:
Contract awarded. Inferred: Indicates ongoing need for environmental remediation and consulting services for public buildings.
Renovation of Rest Room & Evidence Room.
Agency:
City of MethuenStatus:
Service type:
Construction
Associated Companies:
General Development, Inc.
Note:
Contract awarded. Inferred: General construction and renovation opportunities within municipal buildings.
Middlesex County
Showing 5 of 12 projects
Generator replacement at AGF Pump Station
Agency:
Town of TyngsboroughStatus:
Service type:
Construction; Electrical
Associated Companies:
Sherborne
Note:
Budget of $50,000. Price came in under budget.
Second phase of boiler project at Page Hilltop
Agency:
Town of AyerStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bala Engineering
Note:
Funding Source: Capital Stabilization ($200,000); FY21 General Fund ($200,000). Original estimate was $150,000, actual bids were $550,000 and $1,026,000.
Renovation of Page Hilltop Elementary playground
Agency:
Town of AyerStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Playscapes
Note:
Funding Source: Student Activity Funds ($40,000); FY21 General Fund ($76,819).
Continued funding of mobile hotspots for students and families
Agency:
Town of AyerStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
T-Mobile; Comcast
Note:
250 free hotspots secured from T-Mobile. Discussion of transitioning cost to general fund and potentially partnering with other internet providers.
Installation of new multi-head split-level HVAC systems at Rogers Fire Station and the Technology Building (1 East Prescott Street).
Agency:
Town of WestfordStatus:
Service type:
Construction
Associated Companies:
G & P Service Contractors, Inc.
Note:
Explicit project with awarded contracts, indicating potential for related services or future maintenance contracts. The total value is the sum of $35,080 for the Fire Station and $18,823 for the Technology Building.
Norfolk County
Showing 5 of 13 projects
Mass Gaming Commission Tourism Grant Awarded
Agency:
Foxborough School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Economic Development
Associated Companies:
Mass Gaming Commission
Note:
Grant will fund ad buys and direct tourism dollars (related to the upcoming World Cup) to local businesses.
Poison ivy removal (spraying) at Kundi Forest playground.
Agency:
King Philip School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Facilities Management
Associated Companies:
Site One Landscaping Supply
Note:
Bill payment for completed spraying work. Discussion of potential future revitalization project for Kundi Forest.
Contract with Community Paradigm for executive search firm services
Agency:
Town of WestwoodStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Community Paradigm
Note:
Search for new Town Administrator; Community Paradigm also recruited current Town Administrator.
Public Works Building Project
Agency:
Town of WrenthamStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
HKA Architects; CMS
Note:
Other_notes: Project involves a new 25,800 sq ft facility with an alternate for an additional vehicle storage bay. Redevelopment of existing site for drainage, pavement, and grading is also included as a unit price.
Proposed zoning bylaw amendments for the fall special town meeting, including town center zoning and inclusionary bylaw changes
Agency:
Norfolk School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
MAPC
Note:
Inferred: Opportunity for planning and zoning consulting, particularly related to inclusionary zoning and town center development. Focus on financial feasibility and market absorption analysis
Plymouth County
Showing 5 of 16 projects
Agricultural Commission Funds Management
Status:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Eastern Bank
Note:
The commission has $255 in a money order and are discussing whether to open a new bank account with a tax ID number. Funds potentially allocated for supporting community projects like the farmers market or veteran's garden.
Feasibility Study for Harbor Master Building
Agency:
Scituate School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Louis Plus Architects
Note:
Other_notes: Inferred: Potential for future construction or renovation of Harbor Master building based on feasibility study results. Public bathrooms and ADA compliance are key considerations.
Five-Year Revaluation of Real Estate and Personal Property
Agency:
Town of KingstonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Vision Government Solutions, Inc.;RC
Note:
Inferred: RFPs to be issued in the fall of 2025 for revaluation services. Field review of all real estate parcels required. Funding to be secured through the release of $100,000 in overlay.
Christmas 2025 event (Snowman Jubilee and parade)
Status:
Service type:
Community Events & Activities
Associated Companies:
Dunkin Donuts
Note:
Discussion of combining the Snowman Jubilee with a parade. Concerns about parade route, weather, and potential impact on Santa Ride, a popular town event.
Beta contract amendments for Route 79 project
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Beta Group; AECOM
Note:
Additional charges and land taking for easements required by town council and MassDOT.
Worcester County
Showing 5 of 10 projects
Website upgrade and migration from Drupal to Web Central platform by CivicPlus.
Agency:
Quaboag Regional School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Education Technology
Associated Companies:
CivicPlus
Note:
Inferred: Potential for additional website development or redesign beyond the initial template-based migration in the future, if the town isn't satisfied with the Web Central platform after the first year. Addressed ADA compliance concerns, with potential future need for automated compliance solutions like AudioI.
Approval of a grant in the amount of $30,000 from Boston Scientific Foundation for students at Norrback and Clark Street School to fund hands-on science activities presented by actual scientists.
Agency:
Worcester School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Education
Associated Companies:
Boston Scientific Foundation
Note:
This grant points to opportunities for science education program providers, suppliers of experimental science kits, and potential partnerships with scientific professionals for educational outreach. It is a clear opportunity for those in the STEM education sector.
Payment to town for agricultural preservation on Bear Hill 2 lots
Agency:
Wachusett School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Blair Development
Note:
Inferred: Need to clarify payment process and ensure compliance with special conditions.
ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan Update.
Agency:
Town of CharltonStatus:
Service type:
ADA Compliance
Associated Companies:
Jim Basic Consulting Services; Center for Living and Working; CRTC
Note:
Grant awarded in November 2024 for plan update. Plan last updated in 2007. Numerous areas of non-compliance identified across town facilities.
T-Mobile Hometown Grant - Keven Property Improvements
Note:
Project involves creating a proposal for the T-Mobile Hometown Grant to fund community projects related to the Keven Property. Proposal requires details on permits, businesses/partners to be contracted, and letters of support. Committee to draft proposal and present to John for review and submission.
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