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Patagonia Union High School District is approving multiple FY27 transportation-related purchases, including fuel from Senergy via Arizona State Procurement Contract CTR063147 (estimated 50000), bus fleet repair and supplies from RWC via Mohave Contract 25F-RWC3-0130 (estimated 25000), and bus fleet parts and supplies from Canyon State Bus Sales via Mohave Contract 23D-CSBS-0905 (estimated 20000). The district is also designating O’Reilly Auto Parts as the FY27 auto parts vendor through TIPS Cooperative Contract 230604 for an estimated 30000. These approvals confirm the district’s reliance on multiple vendors and cooperative contracts to maintain and fuel its bus fleet. While the primary awards are set for FY27, vendors offering fleet management software, telematics, route optimization, or supplemental maintenance services could target future cycles or complementary offerings that integrate with the district’s existing vendors and contracts.
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$125,000Jun 10, 2026Patagonia Union High School District is approving FY27 purchases of food and non-food products from Aspin via Mohave contract for an estimated 70500 and dairy products from Shamrock Dairy via Mohave contract for an estimated 11000. These approvals show the district’s primary food service supply relationships and spending levels for the upcoming fiscal year. While the vendors for FY27 are set, this information is valuable for suppliers and service providers targeting future bid cycles or complementary offerings. There may be opportunities around nutrition consulting, menu planning software, kitchen equipment, or compliance tools that work alongside the existing Aspin and Shamrock supply arrangements.
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$81,500Jun 10, 2026Both PUHS and PES intend to approve the Patagonia Creative Arts Association as a sole source provider for art curriculum for the 2026-2027 school year, at estimated costs of 5600 for PUHS and 16800 for PES. This establishes the Association as the incumbent art curriculum vendor for the coming year through a sole-source justification. For curriculum and arts education providers, this is useful competitive intelligence: the districts are committed to a specific external partner for art instruction and materials. Future opportunities may arise around digital art tools, cross-curricular integration, or post-2026-2027 renewals, especially if the districts later reconsider sole-source status or look to expand or modernize arts programming.
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$22,400Jun 24, 2026Both districts approved Patagonia Creative Arts Association as a sole source provider for art curriculum for the 2026–2027 school year. PUHS estimated the annual cost at 5600, while PES estimated 16800 for the year, indicating a combined curriculum and services investment approaching 22400 for art education. This establishes Patagonia Creative Arts as the incumbent art curriculum provider for the coming year and shows the districts’ willingness to sole-source specialized instructional programs. Vendors in arts education, enrichment, or aligned content can use this as context for future years’ renewals, possible expansion into other content areas, or supplemental materials and professional development that complement the existing program rather than replace it immediately.
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$22,400Jun 24, 2026Both PUHS and PES approved a three-year agreement with Cintas for custodial supplies, using the Omnia Partners cooperative contract #001299. The estimated annual cost is 5000, implying a multi-year custodial supplies commitment through a cooperative purchasing vehicle rather than standalone bids. This identifies Cintas as the incumbent custodial supplies vendor and shows the districts’ procurement strategy for facilities consumables. Vendors in janitorial products, green cleaning solutions, or facilities services can use this intelligence to time future outreach ahead of the three-year term’s end or to position complementary products, equipment, or training that can be purchased outside the existing supplies contract.
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$15,000Jun 24, 2026The agendas for both PUHS and PES include approval of a three-year agreement with Cintas to provide custodial supplies at an estimated annual cost of 5000, using the Omnia Partners cooperative contract #001299. This indicates the districts have chosen to standardize custodial purchasing with Cintas through a cooperative procurement vehicle for multi-year coverage. For facilities and janitorial supply vendors, this is a key incumbent benchmark, revealing that Cintas holds the custodial supplies contract and roughly 15000 in total spend is anticipated over three years per district (assuming the estimate stays consistent). Future opportunities may center on complementary cleaning equipment, green cleaning solutions, dispensers, or competing for the next custodial supplies contract when the three-year term nears expiration.
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