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Facilities Management Software RFPs, Pre-RFP Signals and Bid Opportunities

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Facilities Management Software: Pre-RFP Opportunities

Source-backed signals from meeting minutes, budgets, contract activity, grants, and leadership changes.

City of San Diego

CAOct 7

Why now

- The audit committee discussed an open priority-one audit recommendation requiring a comprehensive real property management plan that lists all leases, valuations, and current rents. - The city's real estate department issued an RFP for a lease management system, with submittals due mid-October, to provide auditor evidence of lease term verification. - The department upgraded its real estate portfolio system to a new version and established recurring inspection practices, but still needs to provide documented inspection evidence to close a 2022 recommendation. - Committee members pressed for a portfolio management plan, expressing concern…

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Oct 7

Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge

Alaynick Bryan

Accountant Trainee

Justin Ellsworth

Acting Deputy Director

Maryland Interagency Commission on School Construction

MDOct 8

Why now

- Executive Director Donahue reported a severe statewide backlog of deferred capital maintenance, with four in ten school facilities at a depleted condition of 60% or greater. - The IAC identified 434 facilities (32%) needing renewal or large capital maintenance, with roof replacement costs estimated between $1 billion and $2 billion. - Maryland LEAs' maintenance and operations budgets total $1.26 billion against the $2.26 billion industry standard, leaving a funding gap of roughly $1 billion. - Capital budgets fall about $944 million short of the $2.76 billion renewal standard, underscoring the scale of the capital planning need.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Oct 8

Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge

Hannah L. Sturm

Administrative Services Manager

Scott Snyder

Assessment and Maintenance Group Manager

Amaranth

ONOct 7

Why now

- The Town of Shelburne directed staff to include up to $150,000 in the 2027 budget to issue an RFP for a facility condition audit and services feasibility review of the CDRC. - The CDRC Board of Management, which includes Amaranth Councillor Victor Paan, received the Facility Maintenance Manager's report covering HVAC repairs, pool maintenance, and arena upkeep at its June 24 meeting. - The CDRC outdoor pool opened late on June 15 after tiling delays, and an ammonia alarm was installed in the refrigeration room, reflecting ongoing maintenance activity. - Amaranth Council received the CDRC board minutes and the Shelburne resolution as part…

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Oct 7

Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge

Nicole Martin

CAO/Clerk

Mike Botelho

Director of Public Works

City of New Haven

CTSep 29

Why now

- The Board of Alders Education Committee held a workshop to discuss facility inspections, identify concerns, corrective measures, departmental coordination, and outstanding issues for New Haven Public Schools. - The teachers' union reported dozens of unresolved facility requests at the end of the 2023-24 school year, citing unsafe conditions, lowered morale, and concrete examples of work orders marked complete that were not done. - The district is transitioning from contracted vendor ABM to an in-house facilities management strategy, bringing seven management positions in-house and hiring a facilities asset manager.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 29

Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge

Joseph Montagna

Accountant IV

Alejandra Herrera

Accounts Payable Auditor II

Norfolk County

MASep 9

Why now

- Norfolk County is allocating $50,000 in FY27 surplus funds for a long-sought computerized maintenance management system to handle work requisitions, warranties, capital projects, and deferred maintenance tracking. - The facilities director confirmed the CMMS would be a desktop utility controlled by the facilities department, with staff training and vendor-assisted asset onboarding included in the procurement. - County leaders are also funding a $1.861 million facilities capital package, including a $1 million building management system and $380,000 in gutter repairs at Brookline District Court.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 9

Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge

Joe Dauria

Assistant Treasurer/County Accountant

Samuel Joseph Evans

Chief Information Officer

City of Long Beach

CAJul 28

Why now

This Transaction Document No. 3, issued under Master Purchase Agreement No. 37270, outlines the City of Long Beach's purchase of technical support services from Oracle America, Inc. for a total amount not exceeding $759,549.86. The services, detailed across seven attachments (A-G), are renewal orders for various Oracle software and related technical support, with individual service terms generally running from mid-2026 to mid-2027.

Contract ExpiringPre-RFPDetected: Jul 28

Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge

Kimberly Marshall

Acting Equity Officer

Jacqueline Azusena Canales

Acting Manager, Transportation Services Bureau

New York State Department of Health

NYJul 23

Why now

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Contract ExpiringPre-RFPDetected: Jul 23

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Kevin Wright

CFO and Director, Division of Finance and Rate Setting

Drew Hanchett

Chief Information Officer

Minnesota Information Technology Services

MNJul 28

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Contract ExpiringPre-RFPDetected: Jul 28

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John Israel

Assistant Commissioner and Chief Information Security Officer

Jeff Nyberg

Assistant Commissioner and Chief Technology Officer

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Facilities Technology Management (FTM)

Department of JusticeDC

Due Dec 23, 2026

Facilities Management - Supplies CANCELLED

Mesquite Independent School DistrictTX

Due Dec 31, 2027

Outside Contracted Services - Facilities Management

Mesquite Independent School DistrictTX

Due Dec 31, 2026

27004 - Academic Facilities Management Platform

Los Rios Community College District OfficeCA

Closing Soon

Due Oct 19, 2026

ITB-526-2027 Uniforms for Facilities Management

Eastern Kentucky UniversityKY

Closing Soon

Due Oct 28, 2026

Facilities Management: Master CMc (Request For Qualifications)

Oakland CountyMI

Closing Soon

Due Nov 2, 2026

Parking Facilities Management Services (Request for Proposal)

City of ColumbusOH

Closing Soon

Due Oct 22, 2026

Facilities and Asset Management System (Request for Proposal)

Bridgewater State UniversityMA

Closing Soon

Due Nov 6, 2026

Detroit Supply Schedule #4 Facilities Management Services

City of DetroitMI

Due May 25, 2029

REQUEST FOR SEALED PROPOSAL FACILITIES MANAGEMENT HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES

Cherokee NationOK

Closing Soon

Due Nov 4, 2026

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City of San Diego

Recent intent

- The audit committee discussed an open priority-one audit recommendation requiring a comprehensive real property management plan that lists all leases, valuations, and current rents. - The city's real estate department issued an RFP for a lease management system, with submittals due mid-October, to provide auditor evidence of lease term verification. - The department upgraded its real estate portfolio system to a new version and established recurring inspection practices, but still needs to provide documented inspection evidence to close a 2022 recommendation. - Committee members pressed for a portfolio management plan, expressing concern that the December 2026 target is unrealistic and that revenue opportunities from non-competitive leases are being missed. - The department has not yet selected a vendor for the lease management system, leaving the procurement outcome open and the audit recommendation unresolved. - The real estate department cannot create the management plan without consultant resources that are not yet funded.

Maryland Interagency Commission on School Construction

Recent intent

- Executive Director Donahue reported a severe statewide backlog of deferred capital maintenance, with four in ten school facilities at a depleted condition of 60% or greater. - The IAC identified 434 facilities (32%) needing renewal or large capital maintenance, with roof replacement costs estimated between $1 billion and $2 billion. - Maryland LEAs' maintenance and operations budgets total $1.26 billion against the $2.26 billion industry standard, leaving a funding gap of roughly $1 billion. - Capital budgets fall about $944 million short of the $2.76 billion renewal standard, underscoring the scale of the capital planning need. - Mr. Darenberg asked whether a CMMS has been determined most effective; Donahue said districts use several kinds and newer AI-based systems are promising, leaving the path forward open.

Amaranth

Recent intent

- The Town of Shelburne directed staff to include up to $150,000 in the 2027 budget to issue an RFP for a facility condition audit and services feasibility review of the CDRC. - The CDRC Board of Management, which includes Amaranth Councillor Victor Paan, received the Facility Maintenance Manager's report covering HVAC repairs, pool maintenance, and arena upkeep at its June 24 meeting. - The CDRC outdoor pool opened late on June 15 after tiling delays, and an ammonia alarm was installed in the refrigeration room, reflecting ongoing maintenance activity. - Amaranth Council received the CDRC board minutes and the Shelburne resolution as part of its committee reports, but no Amaranth-specific decision on the facility audit is recorded in the agenda.

City of New Haven

Recent intent

- The Board of Alders Education Committee held a workshop to discuss facility inspections, identify concerns, corrective measures, departmental coordination, and outstanding issues for New Haven Public Schools. - The teachers' union reported dozens of unresolved facility requests at the end of the 2023-24 school year, citing unsafe conditions, lowered morale, and concrete examples of work orders marked complete that were not done. - The district is transitioning from contracted vendor ABM to an in-house facilities management strategy, bringing seven management positions in-house and hiring a facilities asset manager. - The district has only three carpenters, two electricians, two plumbers, and one painter to maintain 4.3 million square feet across 39 buildings. - Officials are working with the city to determine appropriate staffing levels and will bring forward a plan that includes financial costs, but no timeline has been set for presenting the organizational plan.

How to use pre-RFP signals

1. Shape the requirement

When you see a budget allocation or strategic plan mention, the agency is just beginning to define their need. Engage now to help write the specs before the RFP goes public.

2. Time your outreach

Don't cold call into the void. Use contract expiration signals to reach out to buyers exactly when they are unhappy with their incumbent or preparing to renew.

3. Arm your SDRs

Replace generic "checking in" emails with hyper-specific context. Reach out referencing their exact meeting minutes, named decision-makers, and approved budget line items.

FAQs

What is a pre-RFP signal for facilities management software?

A pre-RFP signal is a public-record indicator that a buyer is moving toward a facilities management software purchase before they've issued an RFP. Starbridge tracks six categories: meeting mentions, budget allocations, contract expirations, grant awards, leadership changes, and strategic plans.

How early does Starbridge detect facilities management software demand?

Six to eighteen months before a formal RFP, on average. The earliest signals are usually board meeting mentions or budget line items.

What sources does Starbridge monitor?

Public meeting minutes, board agendas, budget documents, contract expiration data, grant awards, public job postings, and leadership announcements across all 50 states.

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Ranked buyers with active facilities management software demand in your scope, open RFPs closing soon, expiring contracts with incumbent names, and verified buyer contacts.

How accurate are Starbridge's buyer contacts?

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City of San Diego

Recent intent

- The audit committee discussed an open priority-one audit recommendation requiring a comprehensive real property management plan that lists all leases, valuations, and current rents. - The city's real estate department issued an RFP for a lease management system, with submittals due mid-October, to provide auditor evidence of lease term verification. - The department upgraded its real estate portfolio system to a new version and established recurring inspection practices, but still needs to provide documented inspection evidence to close a 2022 recommendation. - Committee members pressed for a portfolio management plan, expressing concern that the December 2026 target is unrealistic and that revenue opportunities from non-competitive leases are being missed. - The department has not yet selected a vendor for the lease management system, leaving the procurement outcome open and the audit recommendation unresolved. - The real estate department cannot create the management plan without consultant resources that are not yet funded.

Maryland Interagency Commission on School Construction

Recent intent

- Executive Director Donahue reported a severe statewide backlog of deferred capital maintenance, with four in ten school facilities at a depleted condition of 60% or greater. - The IAC identified 434 facilities (32%) needing renewal or large capital maintenance, with roof replacement costs estimated between $1 billion and $2 billion. - Maryland LEAs' maintenance and operations budgets total $1.26 billion against the $2.26 billion industry standard, leaving a funding gap of roughly $1 billion. - Capital budgets fall about $944 million short of the $2.76 billion renewal standard, underscoring the scale of the capital planning need. - Mr. Darenberg asked whether a CMMS has been determined most effective; Donahue said districts use several kinds and newer AI-based systems are promising, leaving the path forward open.

Amaranth

Recent intent

- The Town of Shelburne directed staff to include up to $150,000 in the 2027 budget to issue an RFP for a facility condition audit and services feasibility review of the CDRC. - The CDRC Board of Management, which includes Amaranth Councillor Victor Paan, received the Facility Maintenance Manager's report covering HVAC repairs, pool maintenance, and arena upkeep at its June 24 meeting. - The CDRC outdoor pool opened late on June 15 after tiling delays, and an ammonia alarm was installed in the refrigeration room, reflecting ongoing maintenance activity. - Amaranth Council received the CDRC board minutes and the Shelburne resolution as part of its committee reports, but no Amaranth-specific decision on the facility audit is recorded in the agenda.