Kennebec County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Kennebec County
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Augusta staff recommend Council approval of a 30‑year municipal TIF district and Credit Enhancement Agreement to support construction of an 8,024 SF Kids Count Child Care facility on North Belfast Avenue. The center will consolidate two existing locations and is financed with bank and SBA 504 loans, but faced extraordinary site and construction costs. The TIF would return about $52,440 in tax increment to the owner over 10 years and dedicate roughly $262,200 over 30 years to city economic development programming. This confirms a funded private childcare construction project and a long-term city revenue stream that can back future consulting and program work.
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$2,277,625Jun 22, 2026Augusta School Department has a $53.7 million concept budget for the Farrington Elementary addition and renovation, covering 80,750 sq ft of new and renovated space. The plan includes $42.8 million in construction plus site work, playgrounds, utilities, energy systems, commissioning, and contingencies, funded largely via a state-supported bond. Design development, bidding, and construction run from 2027 through 2030. Capital contractors, MEP firms, and related vendors can engage now as scope, phasing, and bid packages are refined for this long-term school modernization.
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$53,671,590May 7, 2026Calderwood Engineering presented cost estimates for replacing the Dunlap Bridge on Mill Hill Road: about $870,000 for an off‑alignment option and $770,000 for an on‑alignment option with full road closure. The Town Manager is contacting residents and Quirion Construction and was directed to explore bond financing. Bridge design, funding strategy, and construction phasing are still in planning, so engineering and heavy civil contractors can help refine options and financing packages.
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$870,000Jun 11, 2026In its first major competitive solicitation in September 2024, the PFAS Fund awarded seven large research grants totaling approximately 2491790 (funded by a 3000000 USDA FSA grant) to universities and nonprofit organizations. Awarded projects cover airborne PFAS transfer from soils, biochar soil amendments, PFOS precursor transformation and plant uptake, rapid field detection sensors, PFAS kinetics in dairy sheep and lambs, PFAS transfer to poultry and eggs, and plasma-based soil remediation. These awards are already decided and in progress as of Spring 2025, giving clear visibility into incumbent researchers, technologies, and focus areas the state is prioritizing. Vendors can use this to target follow-on work such as instrumentation, field equipment, data platforms, extension/outreach support, and future scaling of promising remediation or monitoring technologies as they move beyond pilot research.
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$2,491,796Apr 30, 2026Kennebec Water District approved an agreement amendment with CDM Smith for final design and bidding support services for PFAS mitigation upgrades at the Water Treatment Plant. The engineering scope is capped at $704,013 and is tied to a broader project that is combined with a Lagoon Discharge project and partially offset by Drinking Water Program grants. The design and bid support phase is now committed, but construction, equipment supply, and long-term O&M for PFAS treatment will follow and could require additional vendors and services.
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$704,013May 7, 2026RSU 38 reports strong reading results and commits to sustaining K-5 literacy work with LETRS, ASPIRE, Writing Revolution, and Acadience. About 80% of Title funds already support K-5 math and literacy interventionists, and FY27 Title allocations total about $240,802. This signals ongoing demand for training, coaching, assessment, and possibly expansion or renewal of existing literacy implementations.
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$240,802Jun 3, 2026The project targets low energy use intensity (around 29 kBTU/sf/year) and includes $80,750 for commissioning, $250,000 in utility allowances, and a note about using Efficiency Maine incentives for heat pumps and other efficient systems. IMEG is engaged for life cycle analysis and energy modeling at the concept stage. Mechanical and controls vendors, commissioning firms, and energy program specialists have a window to influence system choices, controls strategies, and rebate stacking as design development continues into 2027.
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$330,750May 7, 2026The council approved using $153,731 from the Building Capital Reserve to fully replace the Community Center roof and awarded the work to G&E Roofing. The existing 20‑year roof, installed in 1998, is now 29 years old and leaking; inspections, including drone imagery, showed replacement was preferable to repair. While the main roofing contract is decided, construction and facility service firms can watch for related interior repairs, HVAC impacts, or future building capital projects as the town implements its capital plan.
Contract Award
$153,731Jul 8, 2026The Board awarded 2026 ditching and culvert work on six named roads to Pike Industries for $153,680, funded from the Road Reserve Account. This locks in the primary contractor for current drainage improvements but signals a broader roadway upgrade program. Competing contractors and materials suppliers gain insight into the incumbent and spend level, while subcontractors can approach Pike for niche services or future phases.
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$153,680Jul 7, 2026The Facilities Maintenance Director requested approval to purchase a Ford F-350 crew cab chassis truck using Sourcewell contract pricing, with a quoted cost of $72,228.50 and sufficient funds in the Facilities Truck Reserve. A separate quote from HEWS Truck Bodies covers an aluminum platform body for about $11,985. This confirms Belgrade’s use of cooperative purchasing and outlines the specs of their new facilities vehicle, useful for tracking future fleet replacements, upfitting, and maintenance needs.
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Government Agencies in Kennebec County, Maine
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