Pulaski County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Metroplan is managing 70 CPRG decarbonization projects and reports that several funding categories still have money available. The board has moved to a rolling, first‑come application process for new projects in green networks, transportation efficiency, and building efficiency until all funds are allocated. This is a live window for cities, counties, and partners to scope projects like tree planting, trails, EV fleets/chargers, LED streetlights, and ESPC support, where outside technical, design, and implementation help will be needed.
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$7,000,000Jun 24, 2026LRSD previously selected Performance Services, Inc. as ESCO for the Renew America’s School grant and now seeks to amend the contract to move into the implementation phase. The total facilities and sustainability project budget is $14,894,550, with $11,250,000 from federal grant funds and $3,644,550 in local and other non‑federal sources, plus expected $1.9 million in indirect cost reimbursement. This confirms PSI as the implementation incumbent for energy upgrades across 17 schools, opening room for subcontractors, M&V tools, controls integration, and long‑term O&M or capital planning support.
Contract Admin
$14,894,550Jun 25, 2026LRSD selected multiple K‑12 ELA and Math/STEM supplemental tools from a vetted list, allowing schools to choose resources like Gizmos, Magpie, Lexia, IXL, i‑Ready, DreamBox, and others. The board is asked to approve about $710,963 in Title funds and $69,606 in non‑Title funds for these contracts and quotes. This locks in several curriculum and EdTech incumbents for 2026‑27 but also highlights active use of adaptive learning, intervention, and practice platforms where integration, PD, and future renewals will matter.
Contract Award
$780,569Jun 25, 2026LRSD is amending a previously approved energy performance contract focused on HVAC replacements and upgrades across district facilities, with an estimated total project cost of $12.9 million. Financing will come largely through Performance Services with some state partnership funds, and debt service will be paid from guaranteed energy savings. While the core EPC vendor is set, this scale of HVAC and controls work can create follow-on needs for controls integration, monitoring, commissioning, and long-term maintenance support.
Contract Admin
$12,900,000Apr 23, 2026At its May 12, 2026 meeting, the North Little Rock Wastewater Treatment Committee approved replacing an aging vacuum truck (Unit #109) that is beyond useful service. Director Michael Clayton proposed decommissioning and auctioning Unit #109 and purchasing a dual-axle Vactor 2100i Combination Sewer Cleaner truck to maintain five vacuum truck crews. The committee authorized staff to purchase the truck through Sourcewell and designate it as Unit #144, along with decommissioning and auctioning the old unit. This reflects an active fleet modernization effort and use of cooperative purchasing. Vendors can use this as intelligence on the utility’s equipment standards, procurement channels, and future opportunities for vacuum trucks, accessories, maintenance, and related fleet services as older units are cycled out.
Contract Award
$573,001May 12, 2026The Board authorized a contract with Redstone Construction Group, Inc. up to $2,507,619.74 for asphalt street resurfacing within Little Rock, funded by the 2012 3/8-cent Capital Improvement Sales Tax. All 2018 resurfacing streets are in Wards 4 and 5. This confirms Redstone as the resurfacing contractor and signals ongoing paving work, with potential follow-on needs for materials, traffic control, striping, and future resurfacing packages in other wards.
Contract Award
$2,507,619Feb 20, 2018The Board reviewed a request to dissolve Friendly Burial Association and tabled the plan over questions about distributing roughly $270,000 in remaining funds. Members noted there is no clear statute or rule on handling residual assets and suggested that legislative action or new rules will be needed for similar cases. This opens a need for legal, policy, and possibly actuarial consulting to craft model dissolution policies, procedures, and notification standards for burial associations statewide.
Pre-RFP
$270,000May 19, 2026Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority reported $35.97 million in 2025 expenditures under EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund capitalization grants, passed through the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission. This confirms a large, active federal funding stream backing wastewater and related capital projects. Capital program and engineering vendors can target upcoming or continuing SRF-eligible work, knowing the utility is a low-risk auditee with strong compliance and ongoing access to this funding source.
Grant Funding
$35,970,488Dec 31, 2025LRSD plans to launch LRSD L.E.A.D.S., a 10‑month leadership development program for aspiring school leaders, using MH Education Solutions as the design and implementation partner. The board is asked to approve a $158,000 Title II-funded engagement for the inaugural cohort. This confirms MH Education Solutions as incumbent on leadership pipeline work and signals ongoing needs for content, coaching tools, data systems, and supplemental training around principal development.
Contract Award
$158,000Jun 25, 2026The LRSD board is revisiting a governance training proposal from the Council of Great City Schools that includes an evaluation, report, and up to two years of training and coaching under the Student Outcomes Focused governance model. The evaluation and report are free, but the full two-year plan could cost up to $40,000 if unanimously approved. This is a live governance development opportunity, signaling demand for board training, coaching, and strategy facilitation, whether with CGCS as proposed or complementary providers.
Pre-RFP
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