State extends Nashua demolition-program deadline to Aug. 31

The New Hampshire Executive Council approved an amendment to Nashua’s existing InvestNH Municipal Demolition Program agreement, extending the project’s completion deadline from June 30 to Aug. 31, 2026.

The approval, recorded on the June 17, 2026, Governor and Council agenda, leaves the agreement’s approved price limitation unchanged at $232,610. The action gives the City of Nashua two additional months to complete the work covered by the existing agreement.

An amendment, not a new award

The Executive Council action authorizes a change to an agreement already in place with Nashua. It does not establish a new demolition award or increase the agreement’s authorized price limitation.

The revised completion date is Aug. 31, 2026. Before the amendment, the agreement called for completion by June 30, 2026. The state record identifies the project as part of the InvestNH Municipal Demolition Program.

The $232,610 figure is the agreement’s price limitation. The agenda record supports that the ceiling remained in place after the amendment, but it does not report how much money has been spent under the agreement.

What the approval changes

The amendment changes the project timetable while preserving the existing funding cap. For Nashua, the immediate effect is that work covered by the municipal demolition agreement is now due by the later Aug. 31 deadline rather than the prior June 30 date.

The approval concerns implementation of the existing program agreement. It does not, based on the available agenda record, establish that demolition work has been completed, that work remains unfinished, or that any particular stage of demolition has occurred.

The record also does not identify the properties or structures included in the project. It provides no stated reason for the requested extension and does not identify weather, contracting, permitting, project management or another factor as the cause.

Next confirmed date

Aug. 31, 2026, is the next known completion deadline in the amended agreement. The available state record does not provide a vote total, a subsequent spending report or an additional project milestone.

Accordingly, the confirmed government action is limited to the Executive Council’s approval of the amendment: Nashua has an additional two months to complete its InvestNH Municipal Demolition Program work, with the authorized price limitation remaining $232,610.