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Greeneville City Schools has bound its 2026-2027 Property and Crime Policy with Public Entity Partners, via agent McInturff-Milligan-Brooks Inc, covering all district buildings, equipment, and crime exposures from 07/01/2026 to 07/01/2027. The declarations show blanket limits of approximately 179.7 million for buildings, EDP equipment, mobile equipment, equipment breakdown, and automatic coverages, plus crime coverages for employee dishonesty, forgery, theft, and computer fraud, with a total premium of 243,236 for the year. This indicates that the district’s property and casualty insurance placement decision for FY 2026-27 is complete and Public Entity Partners is the incumbent carrier for at least this term. For vendors, the commercial value is mainly in incumbent intelligence and timing: any competing insurers, risk management consultants, loss control providers, disaster recovery firms, or asset valuation services can begin positioning for the next cycle before the 07/01/2027 renewal. Conversations could focus on improving valuation accuracy for new facilities, optimizing limits and deductibles, adding specialized cyber or equipment breakdown services, or bundling risk engineering and safety training ahead of the next renewal review.
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$243,236Jul 1, 2026An Artome X20 mobile AV platform with an Epson EB-PU2010W projector and lens was quoted to Greeneville City Schools for 26,051.48, with delivery targeted for May 28, 2026 and quote expiration June 15, 2026. The quote from Central Inc. in Knoxville was prepared for district contact Chuck Broyles and covers a fully integrated, portable projection solution suited for multipurpose learning spaces or events. The board’s June 23, 2026 agenda references a consent item for approving “purchase of audio/visual equipment for GHS – Executive Approval Granted 5/29/26,” suggesting this or a comparable system is being pursued under administrative approval but not yet codified in public minutes. Vendors in AV and instructional technology can use this as a live signal that GHS is upgrading A/V capabilities, opening conversations about additional rooms, training, support, and future refreshes or standardization across the high school and other campuses.
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$26,051Jun 23, 2026On May 11, 2026 the board approved purchasing an enterprise cell booster solution for the GCTA building after an audit by Ambit Solutions identified severe coverage gaps affecting safety alerts and lockdown areas. The design uses SOLiD BARS and Wilson Electronics hardware with internal and rooftop multi-carrier antennas to improve whole-building reception across major carriers, particularly in lockdown zones. The total project cost is 58,865 with an ongoing 500 annual support fee, funded primarily by local TISA safety funds plus a state Public School Security Grant, and procured under TIPS Contract 230105 with Ambit as solution designer/implementer. While this specific award is decided, it highlights GCS’s willingness to invest safety funds in RF and in-building wireless infrastructure—vendors can explore add-on coverage for other campuses, integration with RAVE and emergency systems, and future maintenance or monitoring services.
Contract Award
$58,865Jun 23, 2026The Tennis Association presented a proposal to repair and resurface courts at Hal Henard Sports Complex. Bids from Baseline Sports Construction include $222,857 for hard courts 1–3 with fencing and acrylic surfacing, $37,750 for LED lighting for three courts, and $192,450 to convert two clay courts to hard, with total project costs around $638,164 including slope work. Funding and selection decisions are not yet reported, so sports construction, lighting, and surfacing vendors can engage with parks and county leadership as this multi-part project is scoped and financed.
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$638,164Nov 20, 2023On April 13, 2026 Westchester Fire Insurance Company issued a renewal quote (Q197465Q2026QU) for Greeneville City Schools’ Westchester Portfolio Cyber & Professional Liability Policy, effective July 1, 2026 to July 1, 2027 with a 1,000,000 cyber limit and a total premium of 15,106. The quote, sent via broker Bailey Special Risks, outlines extensive cyber incident response, business interruption, extortion, data recovery, and liability coverages tailored to educational institutions, with a 10,000 retention on key insuring agreements. The June 23, 2026 board agenda lists two action items: “Consideration of Approving Specialty Insurance Coverage for 2026-2027” and “Consideration of Approving Insurance Coverage for 2026-2027,” which likely include this cyber policy renewal for board authorization. While the incumbent carrier and terms are known, cyber coverage is an annual decision; competing brokers and carriers can target the next renewal cycle with differentiated pricing, K–12-focused risk engineering, and enhanced incident response services, while security and IT vendors can align their offerings to the policy’s requirements and limits.
Contract Award
$15,106Jun 23, 2026The council approved an agreement with Main Street Greeneville to add improvements to the Eagle’s Rest Pocket Park as part of the Downtown Improvement Grant (DIG). Planned FY 2027 expenditures of $25,000 will fund an archway, railing, and a water station, with grant funds reimbursing the Town for these costs. This indicates that the project scope and budget are defined and that Main Street Greeneville is the partner entity leading the work, though specific construction or fabrication vendors were not named. Sellers in small-park design, fabrication, site work, and amenities can still pursue subcontracting or follow-on phases, and the DIG framework may support additional downtown parklet and streetscape enhancements in future years.
Contract Award
$25,000Jun 2, 2026The Board approved the purchase and installation of an enterprise-level cell booster solution for the GCTA building to address significant safety concerns caused by poor cellular reception, including unreliable RAVE alert notifications. Ambit Solutions conducted a coverage audit and, working with GCTA and GCS staff, designed a system using SOLiD BARS and Wilson Electronics equipment with rooftop and internal antennas to provide multi-carrier coverage, especially in lockdown and low-reception areas. The total project cost is $58,865 with an additional $500 annual support and maintenance fee, funded primarily by $55,135 in local TISA safety funding and $3,730 from the Public School Security Grant under TIPS Contract 230105. While the primary award decision is made in favor of Ambit’s design and solution, vendors in safety communications, monitoring, maintenance, and integration may still find follow-on opportunities in ongoing support, expansion to other campuses, or integration with emergency communication and mass notification systems.
Contract Award
$58,865May 11, 2026The Board approved the purchase of a Dell PowerEdge R770 virtual host server for Greeneville City Schools at a cost of $40,589.80, funded from the 2025-2026 IT budget. This hardware is key to the district’s planned migration from VMware to Hyper-V, driven by concerns about Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware and anticipated licensing cost changes. The district currently runs more than 70 virtual servers across two primary hosts supporting systems such as PowerSchool, Munis, and Active Directory, so this is a core infrastructure project. While the hardware purchase decision is made, the migration to Hyper-V, consolidation, performance tuning, backup, and long-term support services likely still present opportunities for consulting, integration, training, and ancillary tools.
Contract Award
$40,589May 11, 2026Greeneville City Schools has bound aircraft liability insurance with Old Republic Aerospace for a one-year term covering non-owned aircraft used under endorsed purposes. The binder specifies a $1,000,000 liability limit, medical payments, endorsements, and an annual aircraft premium of $2,769, effective 8/5/26 through 8/5/27. This confirms Old Republic as the incumbent aviation insurer and signals potential future opportunities for competing carriers or brokers around the next renewal cycle or expanded aviation uses.
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$2,769May 21, 2026Greenville City Schools is renewing its student athletic accident insurance with KidGuard/Everest Insurance for the 2026-2027 school year. The basic plan premium is $12,812 with no rate increase from 2025-2026, and a catastrophic plan is also renewing on unchanged terms. This confirms KidGuard as the incumbent through July 1, 2027, useful for competitors planning future outreach around the next renewal window or supplemental coverages.
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