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NEW ENGLAND RECREATION government contracts

NEW ENGLAND RECREATION
Latest contract
Aug 7, 2025
15 months ago
Contracts
11
$733K disclosed value
Agencies
6
buying from NEW ENGLAND RECREATION
States
5

The 30-second brief

What they sell

Mostly service (3 contracts), installation services (2) and purchase and installation (2), across 7 sectors in total.

Where they sell

Massachusetts, Connecticut and Maine account for the most contracts. NEW ENGLAND RECREATION is active in 5 states, with 6 agencies buying.

Latest activity

Milford Redevelopment and Housing Partnership, Connecticut (Aug 7, 2025): Payment of $138,055 approved for New England Recreation for the playground installation at Pumpkin D...

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Latest contracts

Recent awards and purchases involving NEW ENGLAND RECREATION, from agency meeting records.

Questions about NEW ENGLAND RECREATION

What government contracts does NEW ENGLAND RECREATION have?

NEW ENGLAND RECREATION holds 11 government contracts with a combined value of $733K across 5 states. These include service agreements, technology implementations, and procurement awards across state and local agencies. Contract details including amounts, terms, renewal dates, and associated agencies are tracked on Civic IQ.

Which government agencies work with NEW ENGLAND RECREATION?

NEW ENGLAND RECREATION serves 6 government agencies across the United States. The most active states include Massachusetts (7 contracts), Connecticut (1 contracts), Maine (1 contracts), New Hampshire (1 contracts), and North Dakota (1 contracts). Each agency manages its own procurement relationship with NEW ENGLAND RECREATION, and Civic IQ tracks contract details, renewal timelines, and vendor engagement for every partnership.

What types of services does NEW ENGLAND RECREATION provide to government?

NEW ENGLAND RECREATION provides government agencies with products and services across 6 categories, including Community & Outreach, Supplies & Materials, Education & Training, Community Events & Activities, and Capital Projects. Understanding a vendor's service portfolio helps agencies evaluate fit and helps competitors identify market positioning. Civic IQ tracks the full scope of vendor capabilities across all government engagements.

In which states is NEW ENGLAND RECREATION active?

NEW ENGLAND RECREATION has government contracts in 5 states. The states with the highest contract activity include Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, and North Dakota. Geographic coverage data helps agencies evaluate a vendor's regional experience and helps vendors identify expansion opportunities. Civic IQ provides state-by-state contract breakdowns for every tracked vendor.

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Are there upcoming NEW ENGLAND RECREATION government contract renewals?

Contract renewal dates for NEW ENGLAND RECREATION's government engagements are tracked on Civic IQ across all 11 contracts. When contracts approach renewal, it represents a critical opportunity — both for NEW ENGLAND RECREATION to retain business and for competitors to submit alternative proposals. Sign up to get alerts on upcoming renewals and expiration dates.

What sectors does NEW ENGLAND RECREATION serve in government?

NEW ENGLAND RECREATION's government contracts span the following sectors: Service (3 contracts), Installation Services (2 contracts), Purchase and Installation (2 contracts), Construction (1 contracts), and EQUIPMENT (1 contracts). Understanding sector focus helps agencies evaluate domain expertise and helps competitors identify where opportunities exist. Civic IQ tracks contract type, scope, and renewal timelines across all sectors.

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