Putnam County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Tennessee Tech is creating a 5‑year Bachelor of Architecture program, targeting implementation on August 1, 2027, and seeking NAAB accreditation. The NAPP details major investments in new studios, labs, fabrication equipment, IT, and library resources, plus nine new faculty and added staff. This is early-stage program build-out where facilities, technology, and instructional vendors can still shape specifications and funding packages.
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$1,490,300Jun 25, 2026Tennessee Tech is seeking Board and THEC approval to launch a new on‑campus PhD in Integrative Biology starting Fall 2026. The NAPP outlines a 61‑credit doctoral program with heavy emphasis on research infrastructure, high‑performance computing, field sites, and new courses, plus hiring a new tenure‑track faculty member, a lecturer, and added admin support. This is an early‑stage academic build‑out where the university will need curriculum design help, lab equipment, software, recruiting/marketing, assessment tools, and partnership support before and after launch.
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$745,540Mar 12, 2026The board approved purchasing ELA and Math iReady and Tool Kit from Curriculum Associates for 2026-2027 for $364,053.25 via BuyBoard contract #653-21. This confirms iReady as a major instructional and diagnostic platform in the district. Competing curriculum and assessment vendors should note the scale and contract vehicle, while service providers can offer PD, data coaching, and MTSS implementation support around iReady.
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$364,053Jun 25, 2026The district approved two College and Career Ready Labs for Avery Trace Middle School from Paxton Patterson, totaling about $300,786, funded by Innovative School Models grants via TIPS contract #250106. This is a decided purchase but signals a push to expand CTE and career exploration at the middle level. CTE curriculum, lab equipment, and training providers can target follow-on needs at other schools and professional development tied to these labs.
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$300,786Jun 25, 2026The district approved purchasing the remaining seven years of Kiddom OpenSciEd science textbooks and integration/premium support for grades 6-8, totaling about $234,189 split between Kiddom and Tennessee Book Company. This locks in a long-term digital-first science adoption. Science curriculum, PD, and LMS integration vendors should treat Kiddom/OpenSciEd as the middle school science incumbent and look for support, training, and high-school alignment opportunities.
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$234,189Jun 25, 2026The district approved purchasing the remaining seven years of McGraw-Hill biology and physical science textbooks for grades 9-12 for $181,305 via Tennessee Book Company. This secures a long-term adoption for key high school science courses. Vendors gain insight into the incumbent and adoption cycle, and can focus on PD, lab kits, and technology integrations until the next major science review.
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$181,305Jun 25, 2026The board approved purchasing the remaining seven years of STEMscopes chemistry textbooks for grades 9-12 from Tennessee Book Company for $102,992.33. This finalizes a long-term high school chemistry adoption. Science and STEM vendors now know STEMscopes is chemistry incumbent through the term, but there may be needs for PD, lab resources, and alignment with other high school sciences.
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$102,992Jun 25, 2026Putnam County Schools approved a one-year renewal of ParentSquare for 2026-27 for $91,104, covering websites, two-way and mass communications, and secure document delivery. ParentSquare is now the central family and staff communication platform. Competing communication vendors should track the annual renewal cycle and focus on integrations, training, and adjacent tools until a future rebid window.
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$91,104Jun 25, 2026The board approved purchases for an access control system and a security camera system with installation for the Early Learning Academy from Pioneer Communications totaling about $49,163. These systems will enhance security at the new Pre-K facility. Security integrators and related vendors should treat Pioneer as incumbent but can target future expansions, maintenance, analytics, and integrations across other district facilities.
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$49,163Jun 25, 2026The district approved purchasing an Avigilon server and upgraded security cameras for Jere Whitson Elementary from System Integrations for $33,822, using 2026 TN Public School Security Grant funds. This reflects ongoing investment in campus security infrastructure. Security and IT vendors can note Avigilon and System Integrations as incumbents and look for future grant-funded upgrades at other schools or monitoring services.
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