Blair County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The Blair County District Attorney is requesting approval of a quote from Complete Equity Markets, Inc. for NDAA lawyers professional liability insurance totaling 19710. This suggests the county is maintaining or adjusting its coverage for prosecutorial staff via a specialized legal liability policy. While the quote appears poised for approval, this primarily signals Complete Equity Markets as the current insurance provider or broker for this line. Competing insurance carriers or risk consultants may use the coverage level and renewal timing to anticipate future marketing opportunities, alternative quotes, or value‑added risk management services.
Contract Award
$19,710Jun 25, 2026The Blair County District Attorney is seeking approval of an agreement with Leads Online for investigative data services totaling 7088 for the period August 15, 2026 through August 14, 2027. This indicates the county is committing to at least one more year of this digital investigative platform, with the DA’s office as the primary user. For vendors, the award clarifies LeadsOnline as the incumbent provider of online investigative tools and sets a one‑year term that will likely come up for renewal or rebid in 2027. This creates potential follow‑on opportunities around integration with other justice systems, data analytics, training, and future competitive offerings as the term nears expiration.
Contract Award
$7,088Jun 25, 2026The board approved a series of curriculum, student safety, and productivity software contracts for 2026-2027, including Tyler Technologies (36960.27 annual software renewal), Leader Services for special education/gifted/504 software (16538), GoGuardian via Link Computer Corp (29065.17), ClassLink (15196.65), Adobe Creative Cloud via IU13 (11925), ParentSquare virtual phone service (21948.90), Gaggle Safety Management (13600), Edpuzzle districtwide (10121), Parchment via Instructure (2941.47), and Music Theatre International licensing (1142). These approvals lock in the district’s core SIS/ERP, special education management, SSO, classroom tools, and communication platforms for at least one year. Although these are renewals with incumbents, they collectively reveal the digital ecosystem the district is using and the contract cycles, mostly running through mid-2027. EdTech vendors can use this as timing intelligence to target pilots, interoperability work, or eventual replacement discussions before renewals, especially around SIS/ERP modernization, student engagement tools, analytics, and integrated communication platforms.
Contract Award
$148,438May 13, 2026The Blair County Department of Social Services seeks approval of a Property Owner/Contractor Agreement under the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Code Compliance Repair Assistance Program. The agreement is between the county, property owner Pauline Balestino, and Champion Roofing USA for 4200 to replace missing fascia, gutters, and downspout at 924 1st Avenue in Altoona. This indicates the county is actively funding small‑scale code compliance repairs on private housing using local trust funds and has selected Champion Roofing USA for this job. Residential contractors, especially roofing and exterior specialists, can view this as evidence of an ongoing repair assistance program that may yield future small contracts, while program administrators may need inspection, work‑order, or grant‑tracking tools as the portfolio of properties grows.
Contract Award
$4,200Jun 25, 2026The board approved several 2026-2027 IT security and communications contracts, including Visual Sound, Inc. for Mitel phone system maintenance (10676 per year through 2029), Securly for cloud-based monitoring (16896 for August 1, 2026 - July 31, 2027), Capital Area Intermediate Unit for SentinelOne workstation and server licenses (21722.50 for July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027), Gaggle.Net for safety management (13600 for August 1, 2026 - July 31, 2027), SysCloud for Google Workspace backup (10350 for July 17, 2026 - July 16, 2027), and Zoom video conferencing (1159.90 for May 23, 2026 - May 22, 2027). These renewals formalize a comprehensive stack of security, safety, and communication SaaS tools for the district. These awards lock in incumbents for the coming year (or three years for the Mitel maintenance), but they also expose the district’s current architecture and renewal cycles. Security and communications vendors can use this to time outreach around consolidation, integration, or eventual replacement, particularly as contracts come up for renewal in mid-2027 and Mitel maintenance in 2029.
Contract Award
$65,404May 13, 2026The board approved a three-year subscription contract with Turf Tank for a robotic machine to paint lines on various district athletic fields. The agreement runs from May 31, 2026 through May 30, 2029 at 8000 per year, totaling 24000, and is budgeted as part of district operations. While the primary decision for field line-painting equipment is made, this reveals the district’s move toward automation and modernization of athletic field maintenance. Vendors in athletic facilities, turf management, and related equipment can look for complementary opportunities such as paint and consumables supply, maintenance support, or integration with broader athletic facilities upgrades as part of the capital reserve plan.
Contract Award
$24,000May 13, 2026The board approved a contract with GDC Data Consultants, LLC for a wireless heat map survey to support a computer upgrade to the district’s network infrastructure. The survey runs from May 13, 2026 through June 30, 2026 at a cost of 8285, indicating the district is actively assessing wireless coverage and capacity in preparation for further upgrades. This is a decided professional services award, but it signals a forthcoming phase of hardware, access point, and possibly cabling upgrades once the survey results are in. IT infrastructure vendors can monitor for the next step of procurements tied to this upgrade effort, and may seek to align with GDC or position for implementation, hardware supply, and ongoing support once the district moves beyond assessment.
Contract Award
$8,285May 13, 2026Blair County Public Works/Facilities is requesting approval to submit a Pennsylvania Counties Workers’ Compensation Trust (PComp) 2026 Sallade Safety Improvement Program grant application. The grant would fund the purchase of various PPE safety equipment for county employees in the amount of 568.31. This is a small but concrete signal that the county is incrementally upgrading safety equipment and leveraging external funding to do so. Safety equipment vendors and risk‑management consultants can track this as part of broader PPE standardization and may offer assistance with product selection, inventory management, or future safety‑grant applications beyond this one‑time purchase.
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Government Agencies in Blair County, Pennsylvania
25 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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Town of Greenfield
City3,696 pop.
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City2,951 pop.
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City756 pop.
Town of Blair
City4,676 pop.
Town of Antis
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Town of Allegheny
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City106 pop.
Borough of Tunnelhill
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Borough of Roaring Spring
City2,315 pop.
Borough of Newry
City231 pop.
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