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Caroline County Public Schools received an executive summary from TCA Architects outlining two siting options for a new Lockerman Middle School. The feasibility study compares a North Caroline High School site extension and a Double Hills greenfield site, each with a 140,005 GSF school and detailed building and site cost estimates around $85 million. This indicates early capital planning for a major middle school construction project, with site selection and funding strategy still ahead. Vendors in school design, construction, site work, and related services can begin tracking stakeholders and future procurement steps.
Montgomery County is authorizing up to $420 million in special obligation TIF bonds to build major public infrastructure for the VIVA White Oak Development District. A detailed table shows more than $520 million in roads, utilities, parks, garages, site work, and soft costs stretching into the 2040s, with developer cost sharing. No design, construction, or O&M vendors for the listed improvements are identified yet. This is a multi-decade capital program where engineers, designers, builders, and infrastructure service firms can pursue upcoming packages as the County and developer phase work.
The Junior Tennis Champions Center (JTCC) seeks City support for a major expansion at 5200 Campus Drive adding 10 courts and 8,000 sq. ft. of indoor space. The project sits on M‑NCPPC land and is under Mandatory Referral review, with a Planning Board hearing set for July 30, 2026, and aviation safety concerns raised by the Maryland Aviation Administration and former airport staff. This is a private nonprofit-led capital project likely to generate substantial design, construction, lighting, and aviation-mitigation work once regulatory issues are resolved and funding (targeted at $11 million) is finalized.
Heritage Emory Grove is a complex, multi-parcel mixed-income redevelopment in Gaithersburg involving HOC, Montgomery County, Montgomery Parks, and Emory Grove UMC to rebuild a historically Black community and add substantial affordable housing. As of early 2026 HOC approved a $3.2M master-planning budget, hired Brick & Story for communications, is procuring civil engineering and land planning, and plans additional RFPs for MFD builder partners later in 2026, while HEGCDC seeks builders for its parcels. This is an early, multi-phase program where planning, legal, outreach, design, and builder selections are actively ramping up.
Pennrose plans a two-phase, 120-unit affordable apartment development, starting with a 77-unit Phase I across from Hyattsville Crossing Metro on church land. They need a City Letter of Intent supporting a 40-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement to finalize a July 15, 2026 application for state tax credits and loan funds, with total Phase I costs around $33 million. This is early-stage capital and financing work; housing, finance, design, and services vendors can engage around feasibility, site work, resident services, and later-phase construction needs.
Boonsboro has noticed a July 13, 2026 public hearing on up to $4,500,000 in bonds for Boonsboro Ambulance and Rescue Service to expand and equip its existing station at 7619 Old National Pike. This is early-stage capital financing for construction, acquisition, and fit-out of additional EMS facility space. Design, construction, and equipment vendors can expect BARS to move forward with planning and procurement once financing is approved and should track how the scope and budget are defined after the hearing.
Construction of a fuel center at the Western Section Highway Department maintenance facility, including removal of underground storage tanks, installation of above-ground tanks, canopies, dispenser islands, new fuel pumps, and a fleet management monitoring system.
The commission reviewed 90% design plans from Rauch for raising Church and Willow Streets to 4.5 feet, adding sidewalks, ADA ramps, curb and gutter, and drainage tied into Christ Church’s wall. The current cost estimate is about $2,222,281, with updates expected at 100% design and grant closing August 5, 2026. Construction procurement has not started, so firms in road, drainage, and streetscape work could position for eventual bid, and design consultants can still influence final details, landscape, and wall work.
Emergency procurement for elevator services.
The FY 2026 budget notes that Seat Pleasant expects to enter into a new contract for automated enforcement, with higher revenue and lower contractor costs. The Automated Enforcement division budget adds $100,000 for contractual services and large new fee lines for Altumint speed and red‑light camera management, plus more overtime and subscriptions. This indicates active planning for a new or expanded camera enforcement contract, creating room for vendors of traffic enforcement tech, back‑office processing, analytics, and support services to engage before procurement is finalized.
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