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Prevention Point NEPA – Michalene’s Mission requested $1,060,000 to buy and build out a medically equipped mobile clinic for harm reduction and behavioral health services across Luzerne County. The proposal includes mobile unit purchase and buildout, staffing, data systems, insurance, outreach supplies, and facility/parking costs, and was tabled by OMAAC but remains on the July agenda. The vehicle purchase, medical outfitting, telehealth capability, and IT/data systems are not yet awarded, making this an open planning lead for vendors in mobile healthcare, equipment, and health IT.
The Phoenix House Recovery & Wellness seeks $999,620 in settlement funds for a 16‑bed women’s recovery residence plus CRS peer support, warm handoffs, outpatient counseling partnerships, case management, and a recovery resource center in Nanticoke. OMAAC tabled the request at its May 27, 2026 meeting, and it remains on the July agenda, so property purchase, build‑out, furnishings, clinical systems, and licensing support are still in planning. This is a sizable, grant‑driven facility project with multi-line needs in housing, behavioral health, IT, and compliance.
The board approved a bond-financing plan for design and construction of a new elementary school plus other facility improvements. They appointed PNC Capital Markets as investment banker and Dinsmore & Shohl as bond counsel to structure multiple bond series totaling over $59,000,000. The first $10,000,000 tax-exempt series is anticipated soon, with reimbursement language allowing pre-issuance capital spending. Facility planners, architects, engineers, and construction managers should track this as a multi-year new-build and modernization program.
The district is comparing proposals from NextGen Furniture and H&H Interiors for new elementary classroom furniture across four schools. Both vendors provided two pricing options, in the $1.38–$1.48 million range, using CoStars with voluntary discounts. Selection is not shown, so the buyer need and vendor decision appear still open. This is a sizable multi-school furniture refresh where related suppliers can offer alternates, accessories, design support, or implementation services.
Boyertown Elementary is reviewing a CHA budget proposal for new modular classroom buildings with options for 4 or 6 classrooms plus canopy, slab, and electrical work. Pricing ranges from about $495,000 for four classrooms to $735,000 for six, with add-ons for canopy systems, concrete, and electrical. No vendor selection or approvals are noted yet, so this appears to be early planning. Facility, modular, and A/E providers can help refine scope, address excluded items, and shape engineering, design, permitting, and construction administration next steps.
College Township is managing the Shiloh Road Corridor Partnership, holding about $2 million in escrow and planning traffic signal projects at East Trout Road and the I‑99 interchange in Benner Township. The first signal project is expected to be bid by Fall 2026, with reimbursement invoices already coming from Delta Development and Maxwell. Traffic engineering and signal construction firms should track this corridor program and prepare for upcoming design, construction, and signalization bids.
Luzerne County is considering a LERTA tax abatement and Community Benefit Agreement tied to NorthPoint’s 283,000 SF Building 11 at Tradeport 164 in Nanticoke, a $32M industrial project projected to create 185+ jobs. Zoning, traffic, and LERTA approvals are largely in place at the city and school district level; County Council is now weighing a matching LERTA schedule and cash community benefit payment. This sets up multi‑year needs for site infrastructure, traffic mitigation, security, workforce services, and possible future tenant build‑outs where private and public funding intersect.
The engineer and Myers Environmental report note an Internal Mixed Liquor Pump Replacement Project at the wastewater plant, with CFA small projects grant funding already received. RETTEW is awaiting a Costars quote for procurement and installation of new pumps, so detailed scope and vendor selection are still open. Pump manufacturers, integrators, and electrical/mechanical contractors can engage staff on specifications, lifecycle costs, and controls integration before the final quote is locked in.
PAID is approving up to $77.5 million in charter school revenue bonds to fund major expansion and upgrades at MaST II’s Tacony Campus. Work includes a new 84,750 sq ft high school building with 30 classrooms and STEM/CTE spaces, traffic and parking improvements, and athletic field upgrades. Design and construction vendors are not named, indicating upcoming procurement by Isaac Newton Foundation/MaST II once financing closes. Facility planners, architects, engineers, builders, and ed-tech integrators should track this as a large new K‑12 facility project.
LCA’s KIWWTP Wet Weather Improvements Phase 1 will upgrade the main and auxiliary pump stations, intermediate pump station, and add a tertiary bypass to boost wet weather capacity from ~87 MGD to 100 MGD. Design is complete and City approvals are in place, with advanced procurement of MCCs, pumps, and VFDs underway. Construction bidding is planned for August 2026 with a Notice to Proceed expected in October. Heavy civil, mechanical, and electrical contractors with wastewater experience should prepare for an upcoming multimillion-dollar bid.
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