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At Thanksgiving the authority applied for a $496,000 grant to develop a computerized model of the water system, including mapping and modeling as a planning study. The application is pending and they do not expect a decision until later in 2026. If funded, this will require GIS, hydraulic modeling, and IT integration services, making now a good time to discuss scope, data standards, and software platforms before any procurement is issued.
Grant Funding
$496,000May 18, 2026Troy Borough opened bids on June 25, 2026 for a paving project on Morgan Circle and Taylor Street, receiving two proposals from regional paving contractors. Later that day, during the June 25 council meeting, the Streets Committee Chair presented the bids and council voted to accept the low bid of 67202 from Solid Ground Services Inc., with Glenn O Hawbaker Inc. as the higher bidder at 76695. This confirms Solid Ground Services as the selected contractor for this specific roadway paving effort, with notification letters sent to both bidders on June 29, 2026. While the primary award decision is complete, this signals current investment in local street improvements and identifies Solid Ground as the incumbent on this segment of work, which may lead to follow-on paving, maintenance, or related infrastructure projects in the borough.
Contract Award
$67,202Jun 29, 2026Troy Area School District is approving an agreement with Mobiletech Communications to provide district-wide radios for the 2026–2027 school year. The agenda states a total cost of 25344 for the year, indicating a contracted communications solution for transportation, security, and operations staff. This is a decided award for the upcoming school year, establishing Mobiletech as the incumbent provider for radio equipment/services. Vendors of communications hardware, maintenance, dispatch software integration, and radio system upgrades can use this to time outreach for add-ons, mid-year enhancements, or future-year rebids or migrations.
Contract Award
$25,344Jun 23, 2026Under Buildings and Grounds, the district plans to approve a 12-month contract with NRG Controls North, Inc. for preventative maintenance on electronic controls from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at a maximum cost of 24709. This suggests NRG manages building automation or HVAC controls across district facilities. While the maintenance contract itself is decided, it confirms NRG as the incumbent controls vendor and indicates ongoing investment in building automation systems. Facility services providers, energy management consultants, and competing controls vendors can leverage this to anticipate future renewals, potential upgrades, energy-efficiency projects, and integration opportunities with other systems like security or lighting.
Contract Award
$24,709Jun 23, 2026In Buildings and Grounds, the district is approving an agreement with Ehrlich for pest control management monitoring for district buildings, grounds, and cafeterias from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at an annual cost of 2960.50. This confirms Ehrlich as the provider of pest management services across facilities. The award itself is settled, but it highlights the scope of facilities serviced and the modest contract value, suggesting this is a recurring annual service. Facilities service providers and integrated facility management firms can note Ehrlich as the incumbent and time future outreach for broader facilities bundles or when the district reevaluates vendors for custodial and related services.
Contract Award
$2,960Jun 23, 2026The board agenda includes a motion to approve a contract with Michoice Technology Systems for technical support for the 2026–2027 school year at a cost not to exceed 806.25. The attachment reference "Troy Area School District POS Quote" and the item label "Primero Edge" indicate this pertains to support for the district’s cafeteria point-of-sale system. This decision confirms Michoice as the POS technical support provider and suggests the district is actively maintaining and potentially enhancing its food service technology stack. Vendors offering cafeteria POS software, payment integrations, hardware, and reporting/analytics can view this as incumbent intelligence and a cue to discuss enhancements, future upgrades, and integrations with student information or nutrition management systems.
Contract Award
$806Jun 23, 2026The superintendent and solicitor discussed grinder pumps in executive session, and the superintendent noted this was his only agenda item. A recent purchase of a rail adapter for grinders is also in the bills, suggesting ongoing maintenance or upgrades. This indicates the authority is actively reassessing grinder pump operations, which could lead to future purchases, standardized equipment, or service agreements.
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$553May 21, 2026The authority has $300,000 in Local Share Account grant funding to continue repairs on the Eilenberger water line near 2444 US Route 220, following earlier work on distressed joints and leaks. The funds are available until June 30, 2029 and must be used on work adjacent to the previously repaired segment. This sets up future design and construction scopes for additional line repair work where outside engineering and construction support will be needed.
Grant Funding
$300,000May 18, 2026The authority holds a $200,000 Local Share Account grant from 2024 for the Pratt/William/Burlington Turnpike project, with an expiration in June 2027. Due to project timing they expect to seek an extension, suggesting design or construction is still in planning. This is a live opportunity for firms to assist with project development, scheduling, and grant compliance so the funding is preserved and the work can move to bid.
Grant Funding
$200,000May 18, 2026Under new business, the June 10, 2026 Wysox Township agenda lists “Garnett Excavating - payment # 7 Park Phase III ($7,450.00) to be paid when Wysox Park sign is completed.” This confirms Garnett Excavating is the incumbent contractor for Park Phase III and that work is far enough along to be on the seventh payment, with completion of the park sign outstanding. The specified amount indicates a smaller remaining piece of work tied to project milestones. Because the contractor is named and payment terms are defined, the main construction contract is already awarded and nearing completion, making this a contract administration signal rather than an open bid. However, it gives vendors insight into the current phase of park development and the incumbent civil contractor. This can inform outreach around follow-on amenities, signage enhancements, landscaping, or Phase IV planning once the current work is closed out.
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Troy Area SD
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