Merrimack County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Merrimack County
8 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Bow Conservation Commission recommended approval of a Conditional Use Permit for Kearsarge Bow LF LLC to impact about 800 sq ft of wetland buffer to install a ground-mounted solar array on the capped landfill at 8 Falcon Way. The project stems from a 2023 town RFP and already has a lease in place benefiting the Town and School District and utility interconnection approval. Construction is expected from mid/late July through before Thanksgiving 2026, with potential tree removal and a formal tree removal plan still to be refined. This is decided work but signals an active municipal solar project that may need follow-on services, monitoring, vegetation management, and community outreach support.
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$640,000Jun 15, 2026Mariner Tower, LLC is also seeking a PWSF Conditional Use Permit for the same telecommunications facility at 116-120 South Bow Road. This approval focuses on the personal wireless service facility aspects of the 190’ lattice tower and compound. PWSF permitting is a prerequisite to carrier agreements and equipment deployments, making this a live opportunity for RF design, carrier integration, and compliance consulting once approved.
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$0Jun 18, 2026Kearsarge Bow LF LLC is seeking site plan approval to build a 1.76 MW ground-mounted solar photovoltaic array on the former White Rock Hill Road landfill at 8 Falcon Way. The project covers roughly 8,900 square feet and also requires a wetlands conditional use permit for buffer impacts. Although this is a private applicant, the town’s approvals will shape final design and interconnection needs. Solar, civil, and electrical vendors can track this as a potential downstream opportunity for EPC work, O&M, monitoring, and related services.
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$0Jun 18, 2026Alongside the landfill solar proposal, Kearsarge Bow LF LLC is requesting a wetlands conditional use permit to impact about 800 square feet of wetland buffer for the array at 8 Falcon Way. This environmental approval is a key step before final engineering and construction. Environmental consultants and mitigation specialists can offer support on permitting compliance, buffer impact minimization, and monitoring plans tied to the solar build.
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$0Jun 18, 2026Mariner Tower, LLC has a site plan application to build a telecommunications facility on a 100’ x 100’ lease area at 116-120 South Bow Road. The plan includes a 190’ self-supporting lattice tower, a 75’ x 75’ fenced compound, and a gravel access road in the rural zone. Once permitted, this will need tower construction, RF equipment, backhaul, power, and long-term maintenance, creating opportunities for wireless infrastructure, fiber, and site services providers.
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$0Jun 18, 2026The Board of Selectmen approved $300,000 in TIF funding for intersection improvements at Dow Road and Route 3A tied to the Amber Bow Associates project. This signals design and construction work to upgrade the intersection infrastructure. Transportation and civil firms should track how Bow scopes the improvements, as engineering, traffic analysis, and construction services will be needed if not already contracted.
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$300,000Jun 3, 2026The library director enrolled in the Collaborative Summer Learning Program for $35 and has booked four presentations to support the 2026 summer reading theme "Unearth A Story" at a total cost of $1,270. These presenters are already selected and funded. This mainly offers incumbency insight for program providers and signals that the library invests modestly in outside presenters for youth programming, which could inform future outreach for 2027 programming cycles.
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$1,305May 5, 2026The Planning Board discussed updating the town’s Master Plan and noted that voters approved a warrant article creating a Master Plan Expendable Trust Fund for up to 20000 to cover update costs. Most revisions are expected in Section 2, which includes maps and data supporting the main policy section, and the board highlighted gaps around modern housing and enforcement procedures. Board members recommended engaging external support, including the Lakes Region Planning Commission (LRPC) and UNH Cooperative Extension, both of whom assisted with prior planning work. Work sessions will be used to move the update forward, and the Natural Resource Inventory will be integrated and then presented with the plan to the Select Board and public. This creates a near-term need for planning, GIS/data, housing, and ordinance-enforcement consulting services to help shape and deliver the updated Master Plan within the available funding.
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Government Agencies in Merrimack County, New Hampshire
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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City6,232 pop.
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City3,122 pop.
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City1,296 pop.
Town of Chichester
City2,772 pop.
Town of Canterbury
City2,457 pop.
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