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On June 22, 2026 the City Council approved both a Host Community Agreement and a PILOT agreement with Revolution Storage LLC/Flatiron Energy for a proposed 200 MW battery energy storage facility at 0 Muzzey Street. The agreements are expected to provide about $43 million over 20 years, including roughly $1.6 million annually in PILOT payments and more than $600,000 annually in host community payments, with funds earmarked for the Fire Department, school stabilization, energy efficiency programs, and community grants.
Contract Award
$43,000,000Jun 22, 2026The Commission authorized awarding Contract No. 19-308-002 to FED Corporation for replacement and rehabilitation of water, sewer, and drain pipes in Charlestown at a cost not to exceed 16068298.88. The Executive Director is authorized to execute the contract documents, moving the project into delivery. Although the prime construction award is decided, this creates follow-on opportunities for specialty subcontractors, materials suppliers, inspection/testing services, and potential change-order or adjacent work. Vendors can also treat FED Corporation as the incumbent contractor for upcoming Charlestown-area work and consider partnering with them on related Commission projects.
Contract Award
$16,068,299May 27, 2026The Commission approved negotiating and executing a contract with Moffatt & Nichol to advance designs for Fort Point Channel and Dorchester Bay Basin adaptation solutions. The contract value is not to exceed 1400000, and the Executive Director is empowered to sign the documents. This means the prime design consultant has effectively been selected, and work is moving into detailed design. While the main design award is decided, there may be future opportunities around modeling tools, stakeholder engagement, permitting support, and eventual construction packages. Vendors can position themselves for subconsulting, complementary resilience analytics, and later phases of construction and implementation.
Contract Award
$1,400,000May 27, 2026The Massachusetts Board of Higher Education approved a fast‑track review of Middlesex Community College’s new Associate of Science in Surgical Technology (Apprenticeship Pathway) on April 7, 2026. The program relies on a fully integrated apprenticeship model, high‑fidelity simulation labs at Lowell General Hospital/Tufts Medicine’s Saints campus, and hybrid didactic delivery, supported by Smith Family Foundation and state GROW grant funding. This creates concrete needs for simulation equipment, digital simulation technologies, Trajecsys clinical tracking, curriculum and accreditation support, marketing, and apprenticeship coordination as enrollment ramps from 12 to 37 students over five years. Vendors in healthcare simulation, LMS/assessment, apprenticeship and placement management, and accreditation/consulting can target Middlesex and its hospital partners as they finalize program design, expand simulation capacity, purchase equipment, and build out support and advising infrastructure under a grant‑supported and tuition‑funded budget through at least Year 5.
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$1,450,000Apr 7, 2026The town is launching a $1,500,000 water main replacement on Winthrop Street as Phase 1, funded through the MWRA Local Water System Assistance Program. The June 25, 2026 motion authorizes borrowing and sets up a new water/sewer capital project fund, but no designer or contractor is mentioned. Water infrastructure engineers, construction firms, and materials suppliers should watch for design, bid, and construction phases tied to this MWRA-assisted project.
Grant Funding
$1,500,000Jun 30, 2026The town plans a $1,666,000 sewer main rehabilitation project on Winthrop Street and other locations, funded through MWRA's inflow/infiltration loan program (75% grant, 25% zero-interest loan). The June 25, 2026 motion is a borrowing authorization to set up a new Water/Sewer capital project and enter into MWRA financial agreements. Engineering, construction, and inspection vendors should track this as design and bid packages for trenching, lining, CCTV, and related work move forward.
Grant Funding
$1,666,000Jun 30, 2026The Commission approved amending Contract No. 23-201-007B with Colantonio, Inc. for replacement of BWSC’s roof and rooftop HVAC mechanical equipment, increasing the contract by 280000 to address unforeseen site conditions for a new total of 22073352.57. This reflects an ongoing major facilities upgrade project at Commission headquarters or another key facility. The prime contractor, Colantonio, is established, and the work is already underway. However, the scale and change-order activity suggest ongoing needs for specialty HVAC equipment, controls, roofing materials, commissioning, and possibly additional design or owner’s rep support. Vendors can engage as subs or suppliers to Colantonio or position for future facility projects by understanding the scope and scale of this capital investment.
Contract Admin
$22,073,353May 27, 2026The Massachusetts Board of Higher Education approved Framingham State University’s letter of intent to offer a new Bachelor of Science in Fashion Merchandising and authorized a fast-track review on June 21, 2022. As part of standing up this program, FSU plans to support extensive experiential learning, internship infrastructure, advanced digital tools (Mockshop, e‑commerce, Adobe Illustrator, Gerber PLM), and upgrades to apparel and textile labs, including a stipend to upgrade textile lab equipment. The program budget projects one additional tenure-track hire in year two, dedicated instructional spaces, and ongoing costs for instructional materials, software, events, and study trips. This creates upstream demand for curriculum-aligned technology, fashion-industry software, lab equipment, advising/assessment tools, and industry-partnered experiences as enrollment grows from an estimated 40 to 65 students over the first five years.
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$933,787Jun 21, 2022The Commission authorized negotiation of Contract No. 26-206-004 with Aecon Engineering Services for pipe testing and analysis services over a three-year period, for an amount not to exceed 300000. The Executive Director is authorized to execute the contract, moving specialized testing services into a long-term arrangement. While the primary vendor for these services has been chosen, there may still be needs for specialized lab equipment, software for data analysis, or supplementary field services that Aecon or the Commission will require. Vendors can treat Aecon as the incumbent for pipe testing and consider offering complementary tools or services, as well as planning for the contract’s eventual renewal or rebid near the end of the three-year term.
Contract Award
$300,000May 27, 2026The Commission authorized purchasing meter transmission units from Aclara Technologies, LLC for an amount not to exceed 250000 and waived public advertisement as Aclara is the sole-source provider. This purchase supports the Commission’s metering and remote reading infrastructure. This confirms Aclara as the incumbent AMI/AMR technology vendor. While the specific purchase has been decided, vendors offering installation services, field data collection, analytics on meter data, or integration with billing systems can still find opportunities. It also signals ongoing investment in smart metering, which may lead to future expansions, software upgrades, and related cybersecurity or network projects.
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Government Agencies in Suffolk County, Massachusetts
7 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Winthrop School District
School1,965 students
Suffolk County
County793,144 pop.
Revere School District
School7,344 students
KIPP Academy Boston Charter School (district)
School591 students
Chelsea School District
School6,148 students
Boston Preparatory Charter Public (district)
School695 students
Boston School District
School45,742 students
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