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Total student enrollment.
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Total number of schools in the district.
School mascot.
Total number of staff members.
Highest grade level offered.
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Active opportunities open for bidding
Keystone Central School District
Work consist of replacement of, and one year license for, district wide next-generation firewall (ngfw) services, as applicable within e-rate. Additional licensing, if needed, may be purchased separately. On-site replacement and system/policy translation services for existing pa-3250.
Posted Date
Jan 31, 2026
Due Date
Feb 20, 2026
Release: Jan 31, 2026
Keystone Central School District
Close: Feb 20, 2026
Work consist of replacement of, and one year license for, district wide next-generation firewall (ngfw) services, as applicable within e-rate. Additional licensing, if needed, may be purchased separately. On-site replacement and system/policy translation services for existing pa-3250.
Keystone Central School District
Provide professional service to demo the existing sidewalks and then replace them with new. Sidewalks to be minimum 6" thick 4000psi reinforced concrete. Approximately 260ft x 4ft.
Posted Date
Sep 7, 2025
Due Date
Sep 25, 2025
Release: Sep 7, 2025
Keystone Central School District
Close: Sep 25, 2025
Provide professional service to demo the existing sidewalks and then replace them with new. Sidewalks to be minimum 6" thick 4000psi reinforced concrete. Approximately 260ft x 4ft.
Keystone Central School District
The Keystone Central School District is seeking proposals for replacement UPS equipment, specifically preferring APC products. Proposals for equivalent equipment are acceptable if they meet quality and functionality standards and are compatible with existing systems. The bid requires submission in a specified Excel format by email.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Oct 25, 2024
Release: -
Keystone Central School District
Close: Oct 25, 2024
The Keystone Central School District is seeking proposals for replacement UPS equipment, specifically preferring APC products. Proposals for equivalent equipment are acceptable if they meet quality and functionality standards and are compatible with existing systems. The bid requires submission in a specified Excel format by email.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $23,200, district avoids sole source; redirect any such requests to the formal competitive bidding process.
Coops: If they ask about alternatives, mention programs like COSTARS, PEPPM, KPN, and IU13 CPS. Buyer hasn’t historically used coops/resellers, but you can encourage them to explore these procurement programs and these resellers as future options.
Keystone Central School District, PA avoids sole source contracts. Redirect efforts to the formal competitive bidding process.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Keystone Central School District
The work session included presentations on THON and curriculum. Key decisions involved appointing delegates to the 2017 Delegate Assembly, revising the Board meeting schedule, approving bills for payment totaling $2,997,256.19, modifying a master services agreement with Zito Media Communications, approving resolutions to uncommit and commit funds for capital projects and PSERS liability, approving an affiliation agreement with Messiah College, extending an agreement with S4Teachers LLC, reviewing the treasurer's report and financial statements, discussing personnel and athletic matters, approving an out-of-state field trip to Costa Rica, denying a grievance with educational support professionals, acknowledging a corrective action plan for the Career and Technical Center, and reviewing library curriculum revisions.
The work session included presentations, policy reviews (Policies 209.2, 246, 206, and 808), and financial approvals (bills for payment, depositories, agreements, and resolutions). Key business items involved approving contracts for real estate services, waste removal, boiler maintenance, copy paper, and adopting the 2017-2018 budget. The session also addressed lunch price increases, memoranda of understanding, and student field trip approvals. Discussions on personnel, athletics, and student matters were also held.
The board meeting covered various topics, including the appointment of delegates to the 2017 Delegate Assembly, revision of board meeting dates, approval of bills for payment, modification of a master services agreement with Zito Media Communications, and approval of resolutions related to uncommitting and committing funds for capital projects and PSERS liability. Other agenda items included an affiliation agreement with Messiah College, an addendum to extend an agreement with S4Teachers LLC, personnel matters (leaves of absence, resignations, terminations, and new hires), athletics (coaching resignations and new hires), student field trip information, a grievance denial, acknowledgement of a corrective action plan for the Career and Technical Center, and library curriculum revisions.
The board meeting covered various topics, including the approval of the meeting agenda, policy updates (Policies 209.2, 246, 206, and 808), and financial matters such as the approval of bills for payment ($1,609,619.01), depositories for the 2017-2018 school year, and several agreements and contracts. The board also addressed the 2017-2018 General Fund Final Budget, including a vote on removing Pre-K from the budget, which failed. Significant discussion involved personnel matters, including leaves of absence, employment of support and professional staff, resignations, and retirements. The meeting also included approvals for various field trips, transportation contracts, and volunteer appointments.
The work session included presentations on the KCSD "Because of You" video and the Secondary School Improvement Plan. The board approved a resolution opposing legislation eliminating school property taxes. Several policies regarding staff employment were approved. Financial matters included approval of bills for payment, a memorandum of understanding, and various budgets. Preventative maintenance agreements were approved for several schools. A date change was approved for an agreement's option period. The board also addressed personnel, athletics, and student matters, including field trip approvals. A grievance was denied regarding wages for educational support professionals.
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