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Government Projects in Cambria County
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Susquehanna Township is considering a proposal from HRG to prepare and submit a Commonwealth Financing Authority Multimodal Transportation Fund (MTF) grant application for pedestrian infrastructure improvements. The application, building on a 2025 TASA request, will target improvements on Elmerton Avenue, Wood Street, Shell Street, Schoolhouse Lane, and Linglestown Road, with up to 3000000 in grant funding requested and a waiver of the typical 30% match. HRG proposes to develop and submit the application by the July 31 2026 deadline for a fee not to exceed 4400. If successful, the grant would fund design and construction of sidewalk, crossing, or related pedestrian improvements, creating future opportunities for engineering, construction, and inspection services even though HRG is currently positioned as the application consultant.
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$3,000,000Jun 25, 2026The board authorized the purchase of two replacement district-wide servers from Dell Technologies at a cost not to exceed $85,000, to be procured via an approved COSTARS or PEPPM contract. This is part of the district’s technology plan and reflects a planned infrastructure refresh of core server hardware. Although Dell is specified as the manufacturer, the actual reseller and configuration details will be handled through state-approved cooperative contracts, and the implementation scope is not detailed. This opens space for vendors who are Dell partners, as well as consultants who can assist with server sizing, virtualization, backup, security hardening, and migration planning tied to this capital outlay.
Pre-RFP
$85,000Jun 22, 2026Richland School District approved purchasing replacement Epson BrightLink 870Ei interactive projectors and accessories to replace half of the aging interactive projectors at the elementary school, at a cost not to exceed $75,000. The equipment will be obtained from the lowest quote from a preferred vendor via a COSTARS or PEPPM contract in line with the district’s technology plan. The decision reflects a classroom technology refresh that will impact a significant number of elementary classrooms and may involve installation, calibration, and teacher training. Vendors that provide Epson interactive solutions through Pennsylvania cooperatives, as well as integrators who can handle installation and professional development, can engage around quoting, implementation services, and planning for future phases that will replace the remaining projectors.
Pre-RFP
$75,000Jun 22, 2026Susquehanna Township has been awarded a 72165 DCED Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program grant for Beaufort Hunt Park and is now shifting scope to focus solely on installing a new playground due to the reduced award versus the original 250000 request. The total playground project budget is 125000, with 72165 from DCED and 52835 from the Developers’ Recreation Fund. The Township solicited proposals from Kompan, Playworld, and Burke, and staff and the Recreation Advisory Committee recommend purchasing and installing the Kompan playground design via Co-Stars, for an amount not to exceed 125000. While the vendor decision is effectively made, contractors can still target demolition/removal of the existing equipment and surfacing, and other park vendors may position for future amenities deferred from the original scope.
Contract Award
$125,000Jun 25, 2026The board is approving an agreement with Sapphire to provide the district’s Student Information System from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2030, at $26,584 per year plus $1,890 per year for support. This establishes Sapphire as the SIS platform for a four-year term. With the core SIS decision locked in, opportunities shift toward implementation, data migration, training, custom reporting, and integrations with learning management systems, assessment platforms, and parent communication tools that must work with Sapphire. Vendors should focus on Sapphire-compatible edtech, data services, and change management support and track the 2030 horizon as the likely next competitive SIS rebid window.
Contract Award
$113,896Jun 25, 2026The board approved an amendment to the existing asbestos abatement/removal agreement with R.L. Abatement, Inc. to add two crawl spaces to the scope of work at a cost of 66460. This indicates that the district’s asbestos remediation project has expanded beyond its original scope. With this amendment, R.L. Abatement remains the incumbent asbestos abatement contractor on an enlarged project at district facilities. Environmental and construction vendors can use this information for timing of complementary services, potential subcontracting, and to anticipate when future abatement, renovation, or post-abatement restoration work may be planned or rebid.
Contract Award
$66,460Jun 23, 2026The Board approved entering into an agreement with R.L. Abatement, Inc. to provide asbestos abatement and removal services related to high school renovations at a cost of 152510. This suggests the high school is undergoing or preparing for renovation work in areas where asbestos-containing materials must be handled, likely in advance of broader construction or modernization. While this specific environmental remediation contract is decided, it signals a live high school renovation project that will involve multiple trades and additional contracts. Vendors in general construction, MEP upgrades, finishes, and environmental monitoring can track the renovation schedule and coordinate with the district and R.L. Abatement for subsequent work packages and post-abatement improvements.
Contract Award
$152,510May 19, 2026Jackson Township approved payment of CPV Host Community Benefits Fund bills in June 2026, including $27,214.82 to EADS for business park engineering. This indicates that engineering design work for a business park project is underway and is being funded through the host community benefits arrangement with CPV. While the primary engineering vendor EADS is already engaged, a broader business park effort typically leads to subsequent phases such as site work, utilities, road access, permitting support, and potential vertical development. Vendors in site construction, utilities, traffic/transportation, environmental services, and economic development consulting may find follow‑on opportunities as the park advances from design into implementation. Understanding EADS’s role and the use of the CPV fund gives a clear entry point to discuss complementary services or future bid packages with the Township.
Contract Award
$27,214Jun 25, 2026Susquehanna Township’s Police Department has two 40-year-old HVAC units (Units 7 and 8) that need replacement. RiverView Mechanical LLC has submitted proposals to remove the existing systems and install new 3-ton and 5-ton HEIL air conditioning systems, air handlers, and electric heat kits for not more than 11652.79 and 13450.00 respectively. The Board is considering motions to approve both proposals, effectively awarding RiverView Mechanical the replacement work. While this decision sets the vendor for these units, it signals that the Township is actively upgrading aging mechanical systems, which could lead to additional facility HVAC, controls, and energy-efficiency projects across other buildings.
Contract Award
$25,103Jun 25, 2026The district approved renewal of the Financial Information Systems subscription through the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit for 2026-27, including Fund Accounting, Human Resources, Payroll, Asset Inventory, Document Management-LITE, and the newly added Purchasing/Accounts Payable module, plus Staff Onboarding. The estimated projected cost is $33,500, based on the district’s enrollment tier. This indicates Richland SD is actively implementing or expanding a modern ERP-style back-office suite, especially adding electronic purchasing and AP capabilities. Vendors providing implementation consulting, workflow optimization, integrations (to SIS, inventory, and e-procurement co-ops), or training can engage to support rollout and help the district fully utilize the new purchasing and onboarding features.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Cambria County, Pennsylvania
68 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of White
City902 pop.
Town of West Taylor
City718 pop.
Town of West Carroll
City1,157 pop.
Town of Washington
City866 pop.
Town of Upper Yoder
City5,050 pop.
Town of Susquehanna
City1,867 pop.
Town of Summerhill
City2,251 pop.
Town of Stonycreek
City2,683 pop.
Town of Richland
City11,991 pop.
Town of Reade
City1,423 pop.
Town of Portage
City3,367 pop.
Town of Munster
City648 pop.
Town of Middle Taylor
City645 pop.
Town of Lower Yoder
City2,370 pop.
Town of Jackson
City4,149 pop.
Town of Gallitzin
City1,257 pop.
Town of Elder
City1,018 pop.
Town of East Taylor
City2,366 pop.
Town of East Carroll
City1,409 pop.
Town of Dean
City330 pop.
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