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Government Projects in Adams County

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Adams County approved a Revize Website Sales Agreement with Revize LLC to provide a custom website design and build for the County, plus support and hosting for five years. The agreement is effective June 24, 2026, with a total cost of 83500, paid in annual installments of 16700. This establishes Revize as the County’s web platform and hosting provider through approximately mid‑2031. Digital service and civic engagement vendors can focus on integrations (online forms, payments, 311, accessibility tools) that complement the new site, and plan for future redesign or platform evaluation close to the end of the term.

Contract Award
$83,500Jun 24, 2026

The Board authorized execution of an FNB lease-purchase agreement on May 27, 2026 to finance the previously approved FDYA Freightliner Western Star truck chassis. The financed amount is 155488.00 at a 4.96 percent tax-exempt rate, payable annually for up to five years with no prepayment penalty. The chassis purchase itself was authorized at the February 25, 2026 meeting, so the core vendor decision is complete, but the financing approval confirms a multi-year commitment to this heavy vehicle asset. This is relevant for vendors providing truck bodies, plows, hydraulics, telematics, maintenance, or related equipment and services who can target follow-on buildout and lifecycle support around this chassis and plan for future replacements on a roughly five-year financing cycle.

Contract Award
$155,488May 27, 2026

Adams County approved a Letter of Engagement with Crowe LLP for cybersecurity consultation services for one year, from June 24, 2026 through June 23, 2027, at a cost of 25000. The County also approved the CCAP–Sylint Agreement 2025–2026, under which Crowe will conduct a threat assessment for the County at a cost of 18500. These actions show a significant, structured investment in cybersecurity assessment and advisory work, with Crowe as the primary consulting partner. Security vendors can anticipate recommendations flowing from these engagements and position themselves to address identified gaps, implement tools, or provide managed security services once the assessments are complete.

Contract Award
$43,500Jun 24, 2026

Bermudian Springs School District approved an agreement with River Rock Academy to provide services on an as-needed basis for the 2026-2027 school year. The agreement covers two elementary students at an annual cost of 73630 and three secondary students at 92685, for a total annual cost of 166315. This confirms River Rock as an incumbent alternative/therapeutic education provider for a small cohort of students. Vendors offering related instructional, behavioral, or transition services can use this as a reference point for the district’s spend and reliance on external placements.

Contract Award
$166,315May 12, 2026

The Adult Correctional Complex approved a three‑year service agreement with Motorola Solutions Inc. for repair work covering 63 handheld radios and 2 base stations used at the prison. The agreement runs from May 1, 2026 to April 30, 2029 at a total cost of 19624.32, payable in annual installments of 6541.44. This establishes Motorola as the incumbent vendor for the prison’s radio communications maintenance and defines a multi‑year support window. Public safety communications vendors can use this to understand the installed base and plan for future equipment refreshes, coverage improvements, or integration projects as the service term progresses.

Contract Award
$19,624Jun 24, 2026

Adams County is renewing its Cellebrite UFED 4PC software license used by detectives in the District Attorney’s Office for digital forensics. The one‑year license runs from June 27, 2026 through June 26, 2027 at a total cost of 14820, with addendums integrating the County’s standard terms and conditions into the agreement. This shows Cellebrite as the incumbent digital forensics platform for law enforcement in the county, with an annual renewal cycle. Vendors of complementary tools, training, or related services can target integration, workflow optimization, or future replacement discussions ahead of the next renewal window.

Contract Award
$14,820Jun 24, 2026

Adams County approved Commercial Protection Plans with On the Fly Pest Solutions, Inc. for pest control services at the Courthouse and Human Services Building. The one‑year agreements run from June 10, 2026 to June 9, 2027 at a combined cost of 7900. This identifies the incumbent pest control provider and contract term for key County facilities. Facility services vendors can use this to time competitive proposals or propose complementary building maintenance services ahead of the next renewal.

Contract Award
$7,900Jun 24, 2026

The Adult Correctional Complex approved a proposal from Illuminated Integrations for the renewal of ExacqVision IP camera licenses at the jail. The one‑year agreement runs from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 at a total cost of 4942 and is made under COSTARS Contract 040‑E25‑296. This confirms ExacqVision as the jail’s video management platform and Illuminated Integrations as the service provider. Security technology vendors can leverage this information for integration, storage, analytics, and future camera expansion or platform replacement discussions timed around the annual renewal.

Contract Award
$4,942Jun 24, 2026

The Tax Services Department is entering a Professional Services Agreement with Tammie Knight, CPTC, to provide training, education, and support to Adams County Tax Collectors. The agreement runs from August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027 at 20 per hour, capped at 2000 annually or 3000 in election years. This confirms an ongoing structured training program for tax collectors with an identified incumbent trainer. Vendors offering tax administration software, e‑learning platforms, or supplemental training can align offerings with this cycle or explore partnerships that integrate technology with the training program.

Contract Award
$2,000Jun 24, 2026

The Adams County Adult Correctional Complex approved a cost proposal from Dynamic Imaging Systems, Inc. to move the PictureLink application and data from an existing 2016 server to a new 2025 server. The proposal is effective June 24, 2026, at a cost of 2000. This highlights a targeted application/server upgrade within the jail’s IT environment and confirms Dynamic Imaging as the PictureLink vendor. IT and justice technology vendors can view this as part of broader infrastructure modernization in the correctional complex and explore complementary solutions, integrations, and future upgrades.

Contract Award
$2,000Jun 24, 2026

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