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West Mifflin Area School District is considering a proposal from Adelphoi Education, Inc. to provide partial hospitalization programs in both the Middle School and High School for the 2026-2027 school year. The cost for these services is $1,158,829.00. This indicates a significant investment in on-campus mental and behavioral health supports, with Adelphoi as the selected provider for the upcoming year. Vendors in related areas—such as SEL curricula, teletherapy, case management platforms, and data tools—can position complementary services that align with or support the district’s expanded behavioral health infrastructure.
Contract Award
$1,158,829Jun 25, 2026The agenda’s bids and proposals section lists project 26-02-PAV, the 2026 Paving Program, with A. Liberoni, Inc. as the low bidder at 1,560,958.74, covering 5.65 miles of repaving. The program includes milling, base repairs, debris clearing, adjusting manholes and valves, new asphalt placement and compaction, and restriping, with sign replacement handled by Public Works staff. This reflects a significant annual capital investment in street rehabilitation and identifies A. Liberoni, Inc. as the current paving contractor. While the award decision is essentially made, this provides competitors and related vendors with insight into contract value and scope, and opens possibilities for ancillary services such as traffic control, materials supply, pavement marking, and future-year program support.
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$1,560,959Jun 9, 2026The district is amending its 2025‑2028 contract with Sunburst Workforce Advisors, which manages Amergis Educational Staffing and AOT Inc. as a Managed Service Provider for PSE healthcare and related service staffing. The change aligns AOT hourly bill rates with Amergis but leaves the overall 3‑year MSP cap at $12,000,000, plus separate Amergis and AOT contracts of $6.75M and $5.25M. This confirms a multi‑vendor MSP model for nurses, therapists, and aides, giving staffing firms insight into incumbents and contract end dates.
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$12,000,000Jul 15, 2026The school finance section presents insurance package rates for the 2026-2027 school year as proposed by Gallagher Insurance Group, totaling 724020. The package includes property, equipment breakdown, general liability, crime, auto, umbrella, educator legal liability, cyber, pollution, and workers’ compensation (249080), representing an increase of 98162 over the previous year. This indicates that Gallagher has secured the district’s comprehensive insurance business for the coming year across multiple lines. While the immediate award is decided, this provides competitors with incumbent and pricing information and highlights areas—such as cyber and educator legal liability—where risk management services, training, and loss control programs may be sold alongside the coverage.
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$724,020Jun 24, 2026The Board approved 2026-2027 insurance proposals including property/liability package with Liberty Mutual, workers’ compensation with Harie, law liability with P&G Underwriters, and student athletics coverage with AG Admin at a combined premium of 600,176. These are one-year renewals for core insurance lines that protect district operations. This confirms incumbent carriers and premium levels for the coming year, giving brokers and risk management providers insight into the district’s insurance profile and timing. Vendors can track this renewal cycle for competitive positioning ahead of the next policy year or offer risk control, safety training, and claims support services that complement existing coverage.
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$600,176Jun 24, 2026The board approved Pay Application #1 to Strongland Roofing Systems in the amount of $749,241.65 for work completed as of June 2026 on the Business Office and Acmetonia Elementary Roof Replacement Project. This confirms Strongland Roofing as the contractor and indicates that roof replacement work is well underway. Although the roof contract has already been awarded, the large pay application signals a significant roofing investment at multiple facilities. Vendors providing roof accessories, safety systems, HVAC integration, solar readiness solutions, and ongoing roof inspection services can view this as a cue to engage the district for follow-on work and long-term maintenance strategies once the new roofs are in place.
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$749,241Jun 23, 2026The board awarded the bid for the Acmetonia Elementary Front Entrance Project to Fryer Excavating LLC in the amount of $457,155, plus an alternate of $14,155. The bid documents were reviewed by the solicitor, confirming Fryer Excavating as the general contractor for the entrance work. With the construction contract now awarded, the project will move into active construction, involving site work, entrance reconfiguration, and likely security and accessibility enhancements. While the main award is settled, vendors supplying doors, glazing, access control, signage, lighting, and furniture can pursue subcontracting or follow-on opportunities, especially around security and wayfinding improvements associated with a new front entrance.
Contract Award
$471,310Jun 23, 2026The district is approving 2026-2027 insurance coverages through Gallagher Insurance and its carrier partners, including property, general liability, commercial automobile, law enforcement liability, umbrella coverage (through CM Regent Insurance Company), school leaders coverage, cyber liability (through Crum & Forster Insurance), and workers’ compensation (through Encova Insurance). Premiums are $278,225.00 for property/liability/auto/umbrella, $25,313.00 for school leaders coverage, $13,055.00 for cyber liability, and $116,589.00 for workers’ compensation. These approvals confirm Gallagher and its selected carriers as the district’s insurance partners for 2026-2027, so the main broker/carrier decisions are set. Still, the significant cyber liability coverage indicates awareness of cyber risk, which can open doors for cybersecurity vendors to provide services that lower risk and potentially reduce future premiums, such as security assessments, training, and incident response planning.
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$433,182Jun 25, 2026West Mifflin Area School District plans to purchase a six-year subscription to HMH Education Company’s Into Math curriculum for grades K–8. The quote totals $423,394.08, indicating a significant long-term commitment to this math program districtwide. This agenda item signals that HMH is the chosen curriculum provider for elementary and middle grades math through at least 2031-2032, so the primary selection decision is completed. For vendors, this creates opportunities around supplemental math tools, assessment alignment, professional development, and integration with existing LMS and data systems that complement Into Math over the life of the adoption.
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$423,394Jun 25, 2026Project 26-03-SC, the 2026 Sealcoat Program, lists Russell Standard Corp. as the low bidder at 379,019.88 to treat 9.97 miles of roadway with emulsified asphalt and aggregate. The agenda’s background notes that sealcoating is a key pavement preservation method, forming part of Monroeville’s broader four-method road maintenance strategy. This award identifies Russell Standard Corp. as the municipality’s current sealcoat contractor and illustrates Monroeville’s commitment to pavement preservation. Competing contractors and additive service providers can use this information to time future approaches, while suppliers of emulsions, aggregates, and equipment may see opportunities to support either the prime or the municipality for this and future programs.
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Woodland Hills SD
School3,191 students
Wilkinsburg Borough SD
School507 students
West Mifflin Area SD
School2,400 students
Town of Wilkins
City6,122 pop.
Town of West Deer
City12,113 pop.
Town of Upper St. Clair
City20,581 pop.
Town of Stowe
City6,191 pop.
Town of Springdale
City1,478 pop.
Town of South Versailles
City304 pop.
Town of South Park
City13,652 pop.
Town of South Fayette
City18,442 pop.
Town of Shaler
City27,116 pop.
Town of Scott
City17,012 pop.
Town of Ross
City32,433 pop.
Town of Robinson
City15,508 pop.
Town of Richland
City11,735 pop.
Town of Reserve
City3,145 pop.
Town of Pine
City15,388 pop.
Town of Penn Hills
City39,643 pop.
Town of Ohio
City7,255 pop.
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