Cumberland County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The document shows Sidekick Therapy Partners signing statutory certifications on May 4, 2026, as part of a contract with a Tennessee public entity, likely a school district, for therapy-related services. The Iran and Israel boycott clauses indicate this is a formal services contract, likely over $250,000 or multi‑year, and therefore subject to state procurement rules. Vendors in related therapy, special education, and student support services can treat this as incumbent intelligence for future rebids, expansion, or supplemental service needs.
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$250,000Jul 1, 2026Pine View Elementary submitted an end-of-year inventory list on June 2, 2026 to retire multiple IT assets, including Chromebooks, MacBook Airs, printers, an interactive whiteboard, and other electronics. This indicates a pool of classroom and staff devices and peripherals being removed from service. The school will need replacement student devices, staff laptops, displays, and possibly updated interactive boards. Device, EdTech, and AV vendors can discuss refresh standards, financing, and deployment for 2026-27.
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$0Jun 2, 2026Cumberland County Schools has executed an agreement with TNTP to provide K-5 special education professional development focused on Tier 1 ELA and math curriculum and instructional coherence for students with IEPs. Services run from August 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027 and include monthly PD days for K-2 and 3-5, plus two rounds of two-day learning walks to collect Core Action 4 data. This is awarded work, but it signals TNTP as the incumbent for SPED instructional coaching and HQIM-aligned training, with potential for extensions, additional cohorts, or adjacent consulting support after March 2027.
Contract Award
$35,881Jun 10, 2026Homestead Elementary plans to build a new playground on the old softball field, using various Landscape Structures freestanding play elements. Recreational Concepts/Landscape Structures is identified as the vendor and installer with a detailed quote totaling about $58,116 and a stated 10–12 week lead time from order. The project is pending final internal approvals and safety surfacing by others, creating follow-on needs for surfacing, site prep, and possible future play area enhancements.
Contract Award
$58,116May 27, 2026Stone Elementary is ordering fundraising chocolate from World's Finest Chocolate for a $2 bar sale. The school plans an initial order of 200 cases plus 8 prize cases, with an expected invoice of about $8,911 including tax and shipping, and a requested delivery date of 8/17/2026. This confirms World's Finest as the current fundraising product vendor; competitors can track timing for future years or offer complementary fundraising, incentive, or payment solutions.
Contract Award
$8,911May 29, 2026The district reported on its use of Attendance on Demand (AOD) for payroll/HR tracking, at $3.50 per active person per month plus a $2,195 configuration/training fee, totaling about $44,000 annually in the HR budget. AOD is being piloted through the school system by the county finance office, but integration with the county’s Local Gov system is blocked, forcing manual data entry and causing frustration about “1970s-era” processes. This reveals incumbent payroll/timekeeping tooling, integration pain points, and training plans that could drive future replacement or integration projects even though AOD is currently in place.
Contract Admin
$44,000Jun 18, 2026The Phoenix School requested that the Cumberland County Board of Education retire 11 outdated student Chromebooks as surplus on June 9, 2026. Models listed include HP MT8183C, HP 11 G8 EE, and Lenovo 100e 2nd Gen, all with projected life of zero. This signals device aging and likely ongoing refresh needs, but this document only covers disposal, not replacement funding or a new purchase.
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