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Facing new Virginia PFAS limits on biosolids land application, AlexRenew is executing a Biosolids Diversification Project that includes testing PFAS in interceptors and industrial users, shifting to waste-to-energy disposal, and planning thermal drying and diversified end uses like fuel pellets by 2032. The program is only 5% complete with an estimated budget of $355 million, and AlexRenew is piloting sludge mixers and planning Building C retrofits for the dryer. Environmental engineering firms, technology providers, and waste-to-energy partners can engage on PFAS monitoring, process design, dryer integration, and markets for dried biosolids as the program moves from concept to detailed implementation.
AlexRenew is advancing a major Nutrient Reduction Project, including tertiary settling tank upgrades, a 4 MGD capacity expansion via new filters and reactor optimization, and multiple design phases with progressive design-build change orders and amendments. As of July 1, 2026, projected capital cost is about $190 million, with design Change Orders 1–3 and construction Amendments 1–3 scheduled between 2026 and 2029. Engineering firms, design-build teams, and specialty equipment suppliers should track upcoming Board actions and position for roles in design, equipment supply, construction, and optimization under this large multi-year capital program.
Rappahannock County Schools reviewed an illustrative analysis for its October 1, 2026 employee health insurance renewal with The Local Choice. Projected premium need is about $2.94 million, a 22.4% increase over current costs for roughly 120–127 employees. This signals upcoming decisions on plan design, cost containment, wellness, pharmacy, and dental strategies where brokers, benefits consultants, and health management vendors can engage before final rates are set.
DBHDS plans to replace its NetSmart Avatar practice management system with a more sophisticated SaaS accounts receivable and revenue cycle tool aligned with its EHR and Medicare certification changes. The project will include an RFP solicitation, vendor selection, and implementation covering registration, eligibility, coding, claims, and reporting. Revenue cycle and healthcare IT vendors should prepare to propose integrated billing solutions with clearinghouse connectivity.
Virginia Tax plans to replace its FIS Global VisionRemit and IBM Datacap on‑premises systems before end‑of‑support in 2025, consolidating paper check and paper tax return processing into a single vendor‑supported solution. Approval will allow use of professional services and an RFP to procure the replacement. This is a mid‑size opportunity for remittance and imaging solution vendors with strong audit and security capabilities.
VDOE’s subsidy attendance tracking application contract with Conduent ends in February 2024, and the agency wants to explore other applications to replace the current system. DOE plans to conduct an RFP for a new subsidy attendance solution. This creates an opportunity for childcare subsidy and time‑and‑attendance platform vendors to offer modern, integrated solutions tailored to Virginia’s requirements.
VITA plans a re-compete of its Managed Security Services tower, with transition of services to GDIT after an RFP and procurement. The program will be a fixed-price contract covering supplier transition and security modernization. Cybersecurity service providers, SIEM/SOC firms, and subcontractors should track this as a major MSS opportunity with potential teaming under GDIT or competitive positioning earlier.
Herndon staff proposed moving the Town’s 457(b) deferred compensation plan from The Retirement Plan Company (TRPC) to the Virginia Retirement System COV 457 plan with VOYA as recordkeeper. The current plan holds about $17M for 217 participants, with QP Consulting as plan advisor, and the change is aimed at better service, lower fees, and reduced fiduciary burden. Council is being asked to approve a resolution on July 28, 2026, with a target go-live of February 1, 2027. This is a defined transition project involving data migration, payroll testing, communications, and participant education, creating needs around implementation support, financial education tools, and change management.
Henry County Public Schools’ FY27 budget includes a multi-year Capital Improvement Plan with over $64 million of roof, HVAC, electrical, pavement, boiler, and classroom renovation projects through 2031. No vendors are named; work is contingent on growing the Facilities budget and will be competitively bid. Facility contractors, engineers, and building-systems vendors should track these projects now, as scopes and phasing are defined and design partners selected.
Nelson County Service Authority must implement a DEQ‑mandated Short‑Term Corrective Action Plan for the Wintergreen wastewater plant before the 2026–27 ski season. They intend to procure mobile sewage treatment units and backup pump‑and‑haul, with an estimated initial cost around $4.1 million and potential additional costs. Engineers are comparing rental vs. purchase of a Blubox package plant and have contacted Ground Effects Environmental for alternatives. The County and NCSA are arranging roughly $2 million in near‑term financing and expect further spending, creating an active need for engineering, mobile treatment, electrical, SCADA, and specialty operations support.
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