N1483 - Money Management Services RFP
Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
Provide money management services to assist eligible county residents, ages 60 and older.
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Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
Provide money management services to assist eligible county residents, ages 60 and older.
Aug 5, 2026
Closes
Aug 25, 2026
Provision of homeownership education and technical assistance program.
Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 20, 2026
Arlington County is soliciting quotations for countywide snow removal services under active solicitation N1480. The RFQ seeks a contractor to provide snow removal services for the County, with Briana Henley identified as the buyer. The solicitation is an active local-government procurement, not a grant program, and responses are due August 20, 2026, at 3:00 PM.
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176669
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2,972
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243,931
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This contract between Arlington County, Virginia, and CorVel Enterprise Comp, Inc. is for third-party claims administration services, including liability (general, auto), first-party property, and workers' compensation claims, along with related services. The agreement, effective July 30, 2023, until July 31, 2024, with four possible one-year renewals, details the scope of work, unit pricing for various services, and includes several exhibits covering CareMC license, end-user license, business associate, and non-disclosure agreements, emphasizing data security, HIPAA compliance, and performance evaluation.
This Amendment Number 3 modifies Agreement No. 23-HRD-RFP-506 between Arlington County, Virginia, and CorVel Enterprise Claims, Inc. It formalizes a name change for the contractor, updates the contract ID to C24674, and renews the agreement term from August 1, 2025, to July 31, 2026, with two additional one-year renewals remaining. The document also includes Exhibit B, which details a comprehensive price list for various claims administration, program management, patient management, pharmacy, and ancillary services, provided on a per-unit or percentage basis.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Arlington County
The committee meeting included discussions on several proposals, including organizing an annual Arlington Pride event and celebrating the Lily Vincent historic marker. The committee also discussed healthcare access challenges for the LGBTQ community, specifically concerning VHC Health, and identified the need for better transparency regarding culturally competent providers and gender-affirming care. Plans were initiated for a subcommittee to coordinate further efforts and dialogue on these topics, and a debrief was held regarding the conclusion of Pride season and future planning.
The committee discussed the Kensington 4500 Langston Blvd project, focusing on site plan details, zoning modifications, and building design. Key topics included the proposed downzoning to CO 1.5, architectural elevation treatments, streetscape and sidewalk improvements, and sustainability objectives such as LEED Gold certification. The discussion also addressed the configuration of the parking garage, loading areas, the potential vacation of a portion of North Upton Street, and staff concerns regarding pedestrian impacts and public right-of-way standards.
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The meeting included a public comment session concerning residential lot coverage, development's impact on tree canopy, and storm water management. The commission reviewed and approved legislative priorities, specifically focusing on tree canopy preservation. Discussions addressed participation in the Virginia Tree Canopy Work Group, with a consensus to submit individual comments to meet the upcoming deadline. Additionally, the commission evaluated the draft transportation plan, advocating for the reallocation of space to prioritize nature and pedestrian access, while stressing the necessity of integrating green space considerations into transportation infrastructure projects.
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