Cumberland County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Cumberland County
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The 100 State Street property is in predevelopment, with a closing on a TD Bank second mortgage and limited renovations planned to start in July 2026. Scope and vendors for the rehab are not detailed, suggesting upcoming procurement for construction, building systems, or modernization work at an existing housing asset. There may also be need for capital planning, accessibility upgrades, and building systems replacement tied to the new debt.
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$2,299,800Jun 23, 2026Cumberland is moving forward with a major upgrade of its public safety radio system using Radio Communications Management (RCM). The contract covers purchase of all radio equipment plus build, testing, and installation across four tower sites, with integrated microwave, DC power, and console connectivity. The system cost is about $1.02 million plus multi‑year warranty, with implementation tied to a detailed staging, installation, and acceptance plan. This gives vendors intelligence on system design, incumbent technology, and likely follow‑on needs such as subscriber radios, console work, coverage enhancements, and long‑term maintenance.
Contract Award
$1,023,745Jun 29, 2026The board approved a $10,000,000 conventional loan from TD Bank secured by 100 State Street, leases, HAP contract, and furniture/fixtures. Authorized officers can execute all loan and hedging documents, including ISDA agreements and rate swaps. This financing positions the corporation to fund major capital, refinance, or redevelopment activity at 100 State Street; construction, design, rehab, and financial advisory vendors should probe how these funds will be used and what capital projects are planned next.
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$10,000,000Jun 25, 2026The board amended the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan to add a $2,000,000 project for preliminary engineering design of a Regional Biosolids Handling Facility on land leased from ecomaine. The facility is expected to include sludge mixing, digestion, and drying to reduce biosolids volume for PWD and up to 10 other utilities, with future space reserved for thermal PFAS-destruction technologies. No designer or technology provider has been selected yet, so engineering, process, equipment, and PFAS-solution firms can engage early around concept design, pilot options, and lifecycle cost and disposal strategies.
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$2,000,000May 26, 2026Bid #23-26 covers the Pearl Street Pump Station and Force Main project, designed by Woodard & Curran to replace aging wastewater infrastructure and satisfy Maine DEP Combined Sewer Overflow Facilities Plan requirements. The project includes a new pump station at 6 Pearl Street, conversion of the existing station to a headworks building, and upgrade to a dual force main. Three bids were received, and staff along with Woodard & Curran recommend awarding the $35,944,990.73 contract to MWH Constructors, the low bidder. Although the core construction contract is decided, this is a large, multi-year capital project that will require specialty subcontractors, equipment suppliers, controls/instrumentation, and potentially construction management or inspection support, making it relevant for firms that can team with MWH or provide follow-on services to the Water Resource Protection Department.
Contract Award
$35,944,990Jun 16, 2026Franklin Towers, a large high-rise, is in predevelopment for a substantial rehabilitation with MaineHousing. A Limited Notice to Proceed with Zachau Construction authorizes early procurement of 68 Italian-made Ephoca Innova HVAC units worth about $805,000 for Phase 1, due to 5–6 month lead times. Zachau is the CM/GC, and the full construction loan closing is expected fall 2026, leaving room for additional trades and vendors around non-HVAC scopes, temporary relocation, resident communication, and building systems integration.
Contract Award
$804,830Jun 23, 2026PHA and PHDC authorized environmental remediation for the COMB Block, funded by about $4.25M in EPA and local brownfields grants. They will enter engineering, design, and construction contracts to clean up the block ahead of a 55‑unit LIHTC building. The cleanup scope is funded and moving forward, creating needs for environmental engineering, remediation contractors, testing, and compliance reporting, plus potential follow-on work on nearby sites.
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$4,249,025Jun 23, 2026The Preliminary Design Report for Brunswick Riverwalk Phase 1 proposes 900 feet of new 5‑foot sidewalk and related guardrail, curb, grading, and shoreline work along US Route 1 between the Swinging Bridge and Bow Street. The PDR was finalized May 21, 2025, with a construction budget of about $909,000 and a schedule targeting PS&E in fall 2026, advertisement in winter 2027, and construction spring–fall 2027. Design is led by Wright‑Pierce under MaineDOT’s Multimodal Program, and the Town will soon need to finalize right‑of‑way, utilities, permitting, and prepare for construction bidding.
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$909,000Jun 30, 2026Purchase and installation of a replacement radio/repeater infrastructure system for the Police, Fire, and Public Works departments, including equipment, installation, testing, project management, and a five-year warranty and maintenance agreement.
Contract Award
$798,889Apr 14, 2026Replacement of radio/repeater infrastructure for Police, Fire and Public Works with Radio Communications Management, Inc.
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Government Agencies in Cumberland County, Maine
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Town of Yarmouth
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Town of Windham
City19,658 pop.
Town of Standish
City10,820 pop.
Town of Sebago
City1,949 pop.
Town of Scarborough
City23,656 pop.
Town of Raymond
City4,605 pop.
Town of Pownal
City1,588 pop.
Town of North Yarmouth
City4,310 pop.
Town of New Gloucester
City5,776 pop.
Town of Naples
City3,985 pop.
Town of Long Island
City231 pop.
Town of Harrison
City2,541 pop.
Town of Harpswell
City5,034 pop.
Town of Gray
City8,395 pop.
Town of Gorham
City18,346 pop.
Town of Frye Island
City29 pop.
Town of Freeport
City8,781 pop.
Town of Falmouth
City12,868 pop.
Town of Cumberland
City8,754 pop.
Town of Chebeague Island
City394 pop.
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