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Amelia County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Phase 1 is the National Register nomination for part of the Village; initiative leading to development opportunities in historic preservation and district regeneration.
Agency:Amelia County
Status:
Active Opportunity
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Hill Studio
Note:Historic district nomination is the first step to broader revitalization, which will create opportunities for planning, architecture, real estate, and consulting firms. Likely to produce RFPs for design, studies, and marketing.
Torch Solar submitted phase 1 for review—likely to require grading, permitting, and construction for solar power project.
Agency:Amelia County
Status:
Public Updates
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Torch Solar
Note:Implied future RFPs for site work, equipment install, maintenance, local contracting. Major renewable energy opportunity.
Contract with Civic Review to implement new permitting software for Community Development, aimed at efficiency and improved collaboration.
Note:Signed contract—implementation over several months. Civic Review may seek subcontracting for integration, training, or support services.
Chesterfield County
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Conveyance of county-owned land to Dominion Energy Virginia for an electricity transmission switching station for the Meadowville 230kV Electric Transmission Project.
Agency:Chesterfield County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Dominion Energy Virginia
Note:The value of the land transaction is $1.9 million, highlighting significant subcontracting opportunities with Dominion Energy for site prep, grading, environmental, wetland restoration, remediation, and construction. Permitting, environmental, and engineering firms will be needed as project proceeds.
Clarke County
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Procurement and adoption of i-Ready mathematics curriculum for elementary schools and Mathspace for secondary schools based on committee recommendations.
Agency:Clarke County Public Schools
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:i-Ready, Mathspace
Note:The district has completed a comprehensive curriculum review and selected two vendors for new math curricula. There is a dedicated VDOE Mathematics Innovation Grant of $380,000 supporting HQIM math materials. This presents opportunities for vendors offering implementation, support, or professional development tied to these curriculum products.
Fairfax County
Showing 5 of 6 projects
Contract for installation of a maintenance platform at Baileys Upper Elementary School, funded by the Major Maintenance Fund.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Henley Construction Co., Inc.
Note:Henley Construction has been awarded the contract as low bidder; previous experience with School Board is noted. Inferred: Project may require ancillary services such as engineering oversight or related subcontracting.
Contract for transport and assembly/disassembly of trailers to support construction at Willow Springs Elementary School.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:T L Walker Contracting & Electric LLC
Note:Project involves logistics and construction-related services. Existing vendor awarded but future similar projects may offer additional opportunities.
Ratification and amendment of contracts with nine engineering firms for construction testing and inspection (CTI) services using the correct form of Term Engineering Contract, as well as approval of a CTI services task order for Dranesville Elementary School Renovation.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:ECS Mid-Atlantic LLC, Geotechnical Solutions Inc., Hillis-Carnes Engineering Associates Inc., Intertek-PSI, McKeever Services Corporation, MTI Engineering and Testing Inc., Professional Design Group Inc., Specialized Engineering, Triad Engineering Inc., UES Professional Solutions 29 Inc.
Note:This action seeks retroactive approval and correction for ongoing contracts, opening opportunities for CTI services with pre-qualified engineering companies on various current and upcoming school projects. Inferred: There may be future needs for similar services and potential for subcontracting.
Negotiation of a contract with Architecture, Inc. for design and related services for Cub Run Elementary School Renovation Project, with the fee contingent on chosen construction method (phased-occupied vs new construction).
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Architecture, Inc., Grimm + Parker Architecture Inc., Moseley Inc., MTFA Architecture PLLC, Samaha Associates PC
Note:High-value project covering all architectural and engineering services. Inferred: Future opportunities for general contractors, specialty trades, modular construction, off-site fabrication, and site work depending on chosen delivery method.
Replacement of stadium turf field at West Springfield High School utilizing turf replacement funds, contracted to Hellas Construction, Inc.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Hellas Construction, Inc.
Note:May involve additional suppliers for turf materials, equipment rental, and possible subcontracting for site prep, maintenance, or disposal. Shows recurring facility needs for athletic field upgrades.
Frederick County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Board authorizes Finance Committee chair to sign engagement for FY26 audit and audit support. Ongoing need for financial compliance, reporting, and legal review support.
Agency:Frederick County
Status:
Budget Planning
Service type:Administration & Finance
Associated Companies:Robinson, Farmer, Cox Associates
Note:Annual audit and ACFR services are a regular opportunity, but the presence of outside counsel and engagements suggest periodic RFPs. Legal and compliance consultants also play a role in ensuring procurement and grants compliance, especially with the influx of federal/state funds.
Henry County
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Engineering and future construction of Beaver Creek Drive Extension at Patriot Centre, funded by Congressionally Directed Spending, Tobacco Commission, and pending ARC funds.
Agency:Henry County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Wiley-Wilson
Note:Significant federal and state funding sources; Wiley-Wilson conducting engineering and plan revisions. Future construction contract to be let. Inferred: Materials suppliers, local contractors, and regulatory consultants may be sought.
Award of $750,000 grant for engineering and design of Lot 3 at CCBC, including compliance meetings and permitting.
Note:Engineering and consulting firm contracted for services. Inferred: Further downstream opportunities in civil engineering, environmental assessment, and construction anticipated.
Multiple grants awarded to Sheriff's Office for drone replacement, overtime, community outreach, personnel training, and security/operations support.
Agency:Henry County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:KnowInk (for poll books), NA for other grants
Note:Confirmed state and federal grant funds for equipment, technology, and training expenditures; potential for local/regional vendors and consultants involved in implementation.
Award of $51,968 contract to Mobile Communications America for 911 Center call handling equipment maintenance.
Agency:Henry County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Communications
Associated Companies:Mobile Communications America
Note:This is a sole-source, confirmed contract for IT/telecom maintenance. Inferred: May result in further support/upgrade work, plus opportunities for cybersecurity and dispatch console upgrades.
Extension of water and sewer lines to Lot 4 of the Patriot Centre, including award of contract for construction.
Agency:Henry County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Steve Martin’s Trenching, Gray Construction (for Lot 4 site work)
Note:This is a confirmed construction contract with explicit award to Steve Martin’s Trenching, significant EDC and company financial contributions, with the potential for subcontracting work and materials suppliers. Inferred: Additional engineering needs and environmental compliance possible due to funding and regulatory sources involved.
Loudoun County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Upgrades and replacement of aging audio and video technology in Administrative Building boardrooms, including new LED panels, cameras, microphones, cables, confidence/security monitors, and floor infrastructure utilizing $1,739,451 in Public Education Grant (PEG) funds.
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Digital Video Group, Inc., S-Works Construction Corporation
Note:Explicit: PEG funds awarded for upgrades, contract likely to involve technology suppliers and AV contractors for detailed installation. This project will require coordination among IT, facilities, and contracted vendors. Includes a preference for specialized technology equipment suppliers. Opportunity for local or regional firms in AV integration and construction-related services.
Lynchburg city
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Purchase of a Skydio X10 Patrol-Led DFR Kit and three additional batteries for the Lynchburg Police Department using a Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services grant.
Note:This is a grant-funded project for upgrading law enforcement technology. The equipment is reimbursed 100% by the state grant, and procurement will likely need external vendors for drone hardware, software integration, and possible training services. Inferred: Opportunity for IT, drone, and security equipment providers.
Acquisition of a Skydio X10 Patrol-Led DFR Kit and batteries for police unmanned aircraft (drone) fleet replacement, funded via a state grant.
Note:Funded 100% by the state grant, no local match. This lead involves purchasing technology equipment for police operations; opportunities may exist for drone supply, maintenance, and peripheral/IT support vendors. Inferred ongoing state grant support may indicate future similar initiatives.
Purchase of two Service Electric L Trek B Electric Bicycles for the Lynchburg Police Department to enhance patrol of events and trails.
Agency:City of Lynchburg
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Service Electric (inferred as bike brand/vendor)
Note:Local or regional bicycle/sporting goods retailers may have an opportunity to supply equipment. Inferred: Ancillary needs may include maintenance/service contracts or rider safety training vendors.
Procurement of two Service Electric L Trek B Electric Bicycles to enhance police patrol mobility during events and trail monitoring, funded by Firehouse Subs Grant.
Agency:City of Lynchburg
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Service Electric, Trek Bicycles
Note:Grant-funded, no local match. An explicit purchase of mobility equipment for public safety; potential for future e-bike servicing contracts, training, and related public safety equipment upgrades. Inferred: Preference for equipment suited to crowd and trail patrols could suggest more non-traditional mobility needs in the future.
Proposed transfer of $25,000 to reserve for community living service provider support, targeted for CVACL.
Agency:City of Lynchburg
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Central Virginia Alliance for Community Living
Note:Direct cash support indicates potential for local social service and senior living providers to seek similar partnerships or funding in future budget cycles.
Manassas city
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Sale and development of 2.99-acre site at The Landing at Cannon Branch for construction of a four-story building with approximately 100 affordable housing rental units.
Agency:City of Manassas
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Good Housing VA, LLC, IMEG, Safe Harbor Title Company
Note:Project involves $3M property sale and a $6M city loan for construction; related contracts for architectural, engineering, utility relocation, legal, title, and utility service providers will be open. There is a strong federal and state grant/tax credit (LIHTC) component, creating additional financial services opportunities. Affordable housing typically creates downstream opportunities for subcontractors, MEP contractors, and property management.
Manassas Park city
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Replacement of rooftop HVAC units at Manassas Park Middle School (MPMS) as part of FY26 Capital Improvement Plan; contract awarded to Mecco LLC following competitive bidding process.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Mecco LLC, Kelly HVAC, Inc., Paramount Mechanical Corp., Boiler and Furnace Cleaners Inc. BDA Hurley Company, Adrian L. Merton, Inc., AtLam LLC, Specialty Construction Management
Note:Award made to Mecco LLC after evaluating seven contractors; second-lowest bidder due to the lowest being non-responsive. Opportunities may exist for subcontractors and HVAC supply vendors. Replaces aging infrastructure at MPMS; may involve controls and automation.
Page County
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Development of a meat processing facility at 420 South Third Street, Shenandoah, including property acquisition, build-out, and operational planning, with future collaboration on regional supply chain and grant applications.
Agency:Page County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Flora Pettit PC
Note:Investor group successfully raised just over $1 million. Property has been rezoned and acquired. Plans to apply for state incentives and grants, and collaborate regionally. Construction and equipment supply are likely external contract opportunities. Additional funding such as a remaining allocation of $30,000 from EDA noted. Inferred: RFQ for construction, equipment procurement, facility branding, legal/accounting, and potential engineering and consulting needs.
Prince William County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Modernization and redesign of the Town’s website, including new communications features and resident engagement tools, with new training for staff.
Agency:Town of Haymarket
Status:
Public Updates
Service type:Communications
Associated Companies:CivicPlus
Note:Signed contract with CivicPlus for website redesign; initial project steps underway and training scheduled. Inferred: Potential for related IT, integration, and marketing consultants or designers to support rollout and additional communications campaigns.
Grant-funded procurement and deployment of AEDs and related equipment to police and emergency agencies via Firehouse Subs Foundation ($14,031.60).
Agency:Town of Haymarket
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Firehouse Subs Foundation
Note:All AED equipment received; coordination for public announcement event with local business owner underway. Inferred: Further supply, training, and maintenance contracts possible based on grant or equipment service needs.
Rockingham County
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Community Development Block Grant-funded planning for Briery Branch Community Center revitalization; includes environmental testing, architectural and building/site design, and future construction planning.
Agency:Rockingham County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:Valley Engineering, Mathers Architects
Note:Awarded federal CDBG planning grant. Environmental firms and design teams currently engaged; construction and additional architectural/engineering services will be needed for the implementation phase. Future bidding likely for remediation, rehab, and new construction. Federal grant may require certified payroll and minority business outreach.
Rezoning 43.8 acres from agricultural to R-5 for up to 425 housing units (single-family, duplexes, townhomes, apartments) and a 4.7-acre commercial center; includes common areas, streetscape enhancements, major utility and traffic improvements, amenities, and a transfer of 8 acres to County for future school or public use.
Agency:Rockingham County
Status:
Public Updates
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:D.R. Horton, Timmons Group
Note:This is a large, multi-phase, mixed-use development likely to generate demand for contractors (site work, utilities, paving, amenities, landscaping, transit, signage, stormwater mgmt), civil engineering, surveying, property management, and retail fit-outs. Includes proffered improvements, new water/sewer infrastructure, and support for future public school capacity. Internal commercial center zoning creates additional future business opportunities. The 8-acre public transfer may prompt additional bids for design, construction, and consulting.
Ordinance amendments extend commencement window to three years for solar and energy storage projects and set standards for large-scale solar facility siting, setbacks, buffering, decommissioning, and community engagement. Multiple large-scale projects (e.g., Caden Energix Endless Caverns, Sun Ridge Solar, Knight Solar) are pending or recently processed.
Agency:Rockingham County
Status:
Public Updates
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:SolAmerica, Caden Energix Endless Caverns LLC, Sun Ridge Solar, Knight Solar
Note:Ordinance adjustments will attract more solar project applications. Large projects cited range from 18-150 acres. These generate high demand for engineering, environmental, legal, construction, O&M, security, recycling/decommissioning services, and public engagement consulting. Inferred: DBE/SWaM opportunities possible; increased regulatory focus.
Spotsylvania County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Purchase of new school furniture for Sequences A and B of the Spotsylvania Middle School renovation project using Sourcewell Contract.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Creative Office Environments, Creative Workspaces, Steelcase (equipment manufacturer)
Note:Covers a broad furniture package for secure entrances, special ed classrooms, office suites, and the library during a key renovation phase. Opportunity for installation and setup subcontractors, specialty furniture suppliers, and adaptive classroom equipment vendors. Inferred: Potential need for IT integration in specialized classroom and admin spaces.
Procurement of three new modular sections and relocation of two six-classroom modular units to new, to-be-determined school locations.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Boxx Modular
Note:Contract utilizes James Madison University Contract #UPCJMU6022 with Boxx Modular. Covers modular classroom procurement, removal, transport, and installation—potential for site prep subcontracting. Modular units often need IT, utility hookups, and additional site work—a lead for related vendors. The total cost is specified for the outlined modular and relocation work.
Stafford County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Provision of private day school services for students with special education needs, including collaboration with providers for ESY and associated therapies.
Agency:Stafford County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Alternative Paths, Elite Academy, Therapy Toolbox, ERI, Grafton-Richmond, Matthew's Center, Rivermont, Keys Academy, St. Joseph's Villa, VHBG, Dominion Academy, Accotink, Phillips, Dominion Cares, Helping Hands, Child Help
Note:Large, recurring procurement of education placements and therapy services for approximately 77 youth, as evidenced by the FY26 Private Day School Placement Projections. Multiple vendors operate under contract, with opportunities for additional specialized service providers, especially therapy/related services.
Virginia
Showing 5 of 6 projects
Acquisition of a temporary construction easement over 1637 Lovitt Avenue for $36,000, enabling construction activities.
Agency:City of Norfolk
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Patish Station, L.C.
Note:Easement acquisition is often the precursor to construction activities and may include sitework, utilities, or public works contracting.
Issuance of up to $20 million in multifamily housing revenue bonds for TWB Phase B2 LLC's housing development project.
Agency:City of Norfolk
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:TWB Phase B2 LLC
Note:Large housing construction project; significant contract opportunity for general contractors, subcontractors, and construction-related services.
Issuance of up to $9 million in multifamily housing revenue bonds for Broad Creek Revitalization 1 LLC's housing development project.
Agency:City of Norfolk
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Broad Creek Revitalization 1 LLC
Note:Bond issuance for affordable housing often leads to RFPs for construction, site development, materials supply, and related professional services; possible set-aside for local and minority suppliers.
Annual arts funding grant ($4,500, matched by the VCA) for local arts organizations through an application process.
Agency:Town of Berryville
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Barns of Rose Hill, Tiny Toes Dance, SRSM Productions LLC
Note:Four local arts organizations applied for subgrants. Inferred: Opportunities exist for arts consultants and grant writing support; subrecipients may contract for event production, marketing, or facility upgrades.
Purchase and replacement of three police patrol vehicles (two gasoline and one hybrid), with hybrid model evaluation for future fleet use.
Agency:Town of Front Royal
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Sheehy Ford of Richmond, Virginia
Note:Awarded contract for vehicle supply; potential opportunities for local auto upfitters and maintenance providers with upfitting of vehicles for patrol service and future hybrid fleet expansion.
Warren County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Humane Society of Warren County seeks $445,200 for operational support, including animal care staffing and enrichment, facility operations, outreach, and free rabies/vaccine clinics.
Agency:Warren County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Pick of the Litter Thrift Store
Note:Budget increases will go to personnel, animal care, and shelter operations. Organization also operates low-cost spay/neuter clinic and thrift store, posing ongoing opportunities for animal care suppliers, veterinary services, facilities maintenance, and event/marketing support. The Humane Society utilizes grants and fundraising in its overall funding mix.
Lord Fairfax Soil & Water Conservation District requests $16,500 to fund operations supporting conservation education, tech assistance, and facilitation of $1M+ in state/federal cost-share grants for landowners (agriculture/urban BMPs, dam safety, easements, outreach).
Agency:Warren County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Robinson, Farmer, Cox Associates (Auditor)
Note:LFSWCD is managing $10M+ in active projects, including infrastructure upgrades (dams/erosion control), agricultural/urban BMPs, and conservation outreach. These cost-share programs fund landowner contractors but also require ongoing professional consulting (engineering, education, technical services), equipment vendors, and grant implementation support. Strong emphasis on BMPs/tax credits applicable to construction/engineering/environmental providers. Multiple opportunities for specialized firms and grant subrecipients in the conservation sector.
Washington County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Development of a 15-unit residential cottage neighborhood at Taylor Street with significant site work, infrastructure (water, sewer, stormwater), landscaping, and modular housing. Alternative design proposal to meet attainable housing goals.
Status:
Active Opportunity
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Cavco, Quartz Properties, potential modular unit suppliers
Note:Major upcoming construction/multidisciplinary contract: paving, grading, retaining walls, utilities, landscaping, modular housing, site lighting, and possible alternative materials use. Subcontracting opportunities in paving, fencing, water/sewer work, landscaping, lighting, engineering, surveying. Inferred: Project is eligible for grants or state/affordable housing funding. Preference for value-driven materials suggests competitive bid environment. Project in public hearing phase; watch for bid announcements.
Williamsburg city
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Fabrication and installation of six public art plaques for sculptures and murals at Stryker Center and Midtown Row.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Flemings
Note:Funding is recommended and discussed for six public art plaques to expand from Bicentennial Park to Stryker Center and Midtown Row. Flemings was previously contracted, presenting opportunity for subcontractors or competitive bids due to cost increase.
Winchester city
Showing 5 of 6 projects
Capital investment of $500,000 for procurement of an emergency vehicle to support Winchester's transition from volunteer to staffed first responder operations.
Agency:City of Winchester
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Valley Health System
Note:In addition to the immediate procurement need, the transition may require training services, consulting, and potentially more infrastructure or staffing solutions. Inferred: Equipment vendors, training consultants, and change management providers should monitor this process for additional RFPs.
Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Winchester and Valley Health for joint initiatives, including capital investments in paramedicine, emergency vehicles, and community wellness infrastructure.
Agency:City of Winchester
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Valley Health System
Note:The MOU commits $700,000 per year for two years for capital purchases such as emergency and paramedicine vehicles and wellness enhancements. Opportunity for EMS equipment vendors, vehicle upfitters, health consultants, and companies offering park/fitness installations. Inferred: Subcontracting and vendor opportunities will arise as the city allocates funding according to MOU.
Awarding a contract to Dell Marketing, L.P. for provision of student chromebooks, laptops, computers, and related IT equipment.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Information Technology
Associated Companies:Dell Marketing, L.P.
Note:Explicit opportunity for vendors in IT hardware and related support. Inferred: Subcontracting may be available for IT logistics, distribution, and device management based on contract size.
Construction expansion and bid award for Middletown Elementary School to Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc.
Note:Large construction opportunity; potential for subcontracting in areas like site work, electrical, HVAC, interiors etc. Inferred: Related supply chain, engineering, and environmental service needs.
$100,000 annual funding for public infrastructure or projects that promote community activity and wellness as part of the City-Valley Health MOU.
Agency:City of Winchester
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Valley Health System
Note:Potential for small-scale public works, park enhancements, fitness station installations, trail improvements, or other wellness-related amenities. Inferred: Local contractors, playground/park equipment suppliers, and wellness consultants will benefit from these investments.
Wythe County
Showing 5 of 7 projects
Approval of Change Order No. 2 for Barrett Mill Water Improvements – Division I, with contract value increase. Large-scale water infrastructure improvements underway.
Agency:Wythe County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Classic City Mechanical, Inc., Hill Construction Inc.
Note:Significant capital project reflected in invoices, status report, and engineering notes. Multiple contractors involved. Change order suggests subcontractor or supplier opportunities remain open through project completion.
Procure equipment and animal for new K9 officer, implement PowerDMS system, and initiate take-home vehicle program.
Agency:Town of Wytheville
Status:
Personnel
Service type:Public Safety
Associated Companies:PowerDMS (software)
Note:K9 program and policy management tool have both direct and indirect service/procurement needs. Grant funding is being sought for the K9. Take-home fleet program offers future repeat vehicle and upfit orders. Inferred: Ongoing IT support needs for PowerDMS.
Paving, sidewalk, curb, and safety improvements (East Main St, Lithia Rd, Peppers Ferry), stormwater study, and guard rail replacements; majority with state/federal grant funding.
Agency:Town of Wytheville
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:VDOT certified contractors, Potential for more prequalified vendors
Note:Multiple projects will go to public bid, significant VDOT/state/federal reimbursement and grant involvement; procurement opportunities for civil, paving, and construction firms.
Professional and construction services for clarifier replacements, DEQ compliance upgrades, and annual sewer line replacement. FEMA, VDEM, State loan funding.
Agency:Town of Wytheville
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:CHA (design), Prequalified third-party contractors
Note:Major state/federal grant mix includes FEMA and Revolving Fund loan. Open bid and prequalification for multiple engineering/contractor services.
Replace outdated fitness equipment and rubber flooring in community fitness center; includes electrical and floor upgrades.
Agency:Town of Wytheville
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:Advantage Sports & Fitness Inc., Dumbbell Buddy Inc., Building & Design of VA, Wellness Solutions Inc.
Note:Involves both fitness supply and flooring contractors. Equipment warranties highlighted as value driver.
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