La Paz County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The Board approved the purchase of one 2024 IC CE used school bus from Mohave contract vendor RWC International in the amount of 114,244.01. This indicates the district is actively refreshing its pupil transportation fleet using cooperative contract pricing. While this specific bus purchase is decided, it signals ongoing fleet replacement needs and a willingness to buy late-model used buses via Mohave contracts. Transportation equipment suppliers, fleet management consultants, and maintenance service providers can use this as an entry point to discuss long-term fleet planning, maintenance programs, telematics, safety upgrades, and future bus acquisitions.
Contract Award
$114,244Jun 10, 2026The board is asked to approve the purchase of one 2024 IC CE used school bus from RWC International, a Mohave contract vendor, in the amount of 114,244.01. This indicates an immediate fleet expansion or replacement and confirms the district’s use of cooperative purchasing (Mohave) and preference for IC buses via RWC. Although the specific bus purchase decision is already made, this is a useful signal for vendors in pupil transportation, fleet maintenance, and safety technology. There may be future needs for additional buses, aftermarket equipment (cameras, GPS, Wi-Fi, stop-arm cameras), maintenance services, or funding strategy for ongoing fleet replacement, and knowing the chosen chassis and vendor helps frame compatible offerings.
Contract Award
$114,244Jun 10, 2026The Quartzsite Fire District cash with treasurer reconciliation shows an uncleared check dated June 16, 2026 to "Penguin Management, Inc." for 1884. This indicates that the district has initiated payment to Penguin Management for software or services, likely related to dispatch, scheduling, or station management. Although specifics are not provided, this payment shows the district is adopting or maintaining a third-party technology platform as it consolidates Quartzsite and McMullen Valley operations. Technology and integration vendors can view this as incumbent intelligence, with potential to offer add-on modules, integrations with CAD, RMS, or payroll, and implementation support as the unified district modernizes its IT stack.
Contract Award
$1,884Jun 25, 2026The Board accepted a 5,000 donation from Optimum earmarked for Le Pera Elementary School STEM programs. This indicates external funding being directed specifically to support STEM activities at a school the district has also prioritized for continued operation despite declining enrollment. The targeted STEM funding suggests upcoming purchases or program enhancements such as STEM curriculum materials, kits, technology, or enrichment experiences at Le Pera. Vendors specializing in elementary STEM resources, after-school STEM clubs, or hands-on kits could align proposals to this dedicated funding stream and the school’s need to enhance its STEM profile to attract and retain students.
Grant Funding
$5,000Jun 10, 2026The donations list includes a $5,000 contribution from Optimum designated for Le Pera Elementary School STEM programs. This targeted funding suggests the school is building or enhancing STEM initiatives that may involve materials, equipment, or enrichment experiences. While this is a private donation rather than a formal grant program, it provides a small but concrete budget that could be used for STEM curriculum, manipulatives, robotics kits, or digital tools. Vendors offering affordable, elementary-appropriate STEM resources or club-style program models could position offerings that fit within or slightly beyond this budget, helping the school maximize the impact of Optimum’s contribution.
Grant Funding
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