RFQ HPPI260001PR National Road Network Project

Close: Feb 10, 2026

The Contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to conduct the work. Task 1 – Meetings & Coordination: FHWA will facilitate the scheduling of meetings for the NRN Team members and Contractor throughout the entire project. The meetings will be held via Microsoft (MS) Teams with coordination via email. The Contractor will take notes during all meetings and collect, distribute, and maintain these notes for the team in MS Word or Excel, if necessary for data, charts, etc. in an easily accessible electronic format. See attached file.

Close: Feb 11, 2026

The Town of Huntington, through the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC), is soliciting qualifications for professional engineering design services for water main replacement, sewer replacement, road reconstruction, storm drainage, and sidewalk reconstruction on Blandford Hill Road. The project is funded by FY25 Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities, CDBG program and PVPC is issuing this RFQ on behalf of the Town. The RFQ was posted 2026-01-21 and responses are due 2026-02-11; interested proposers are instructed to request an electronic copy of the RFQ from Sue Ortiz (sortiz@pvpc.org) if a public file is not provided.

Close: Jan 30, 2026

Seeking a vendor for the follow-on steam and condensate line replacement/construction in the heart of URI's campus. The project includes replacing several hundred yards of high-pressure steam and condensate line, moving/replacing/relocating steam vaults, and replacement of main water line connections in several residence halls. See attached file.

Close: Feb 6, 2026

Provide secure, reliable, and scalable network and telecommunications services to support 49 armories and training sites. The objective is to ensure continuous NIPRNet connectivity, commercial broadband internet where required, and dependable voice and emergency communications. Minimum NIPRNet bandwidth requirements range from 10 Mbps to 200 Mbps depending on site, with 47 of the 49 sites securely routing back to two central locations. While the current architecture uses MPLS, vendors are encouraged to propose alternative solutions, such as SD-WAN, that meet or exceed performance, security, and resiliency standards. See attached file.