Accomack County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Accomack County
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Accomack County Public Schools submitted its 2026-2027 Title I, Part A application outlining how over $2 million in federal funds will support reading, math, science, and family engagement. The narrative stresses evidence-based literacy and math interventions, Savvas EnVision Math K-8, targeted remediation, community science partners, and expanded parent involvement. Vendors in curriculum, assessments, tutoring, family engagement platforms, and data tools can help the division refine how these funds translate into specific purchases and services for 2026-27 and potential revisions.
Grant Funding
$2,061,312Jul 1, 2026The district has executed an $8.2 million construction contract with Harkins Contracting for the Accomack Primary project, and the building permit is in place. Staff now plans a first change order to add three approved alternates: a sanitation line connection, a whole-building generator, and landscaping plantings totaling $533,378. Construction scheduling, demolition, and abatement coordination are underway, signaling active site work and future needs for furnishings, technology, and commissioning services.
Contract Admin
$875,998Jul 22, 2026Comprehensive study on Short-Term Rentals (STRs) including housing inventory, usage analysis, and social/economic impact assessment.
Pre-RFP
$10,000Aug 4, 2026Procurement of five 2027 Dodge Durango police pursuit vehicles, fully equipped with cages, lights, docking stations, consoles, and sirens.
Active Opportunity
$297,355Aug 6, 2026For small quantities paving in June 2026, staff received two quotes and recommended Branscome Eastern Shore at about $42,000 to expand harbor parking and patch Eel Creek on Maddox Boulevard. Council and the Public Works Committee have endorsed awarding to Branscome. This sets Branscome as the current go‑to for minor paving, important intel for material suppliers and subs looking at follow‑on work.
Contract Award
$42,000Jul 6, 2026Council approved a proposal from Marshall’s Tree Service to reshape Bradford pear trees in Watson Park for under $4,000. The work responds to concerns about sidewalk damage and appearance raised by residents. While the primary contract is decided, tree care and parks vendors gain insight into the town’s maintenance standards and an incumbent for future pruning, removals, or park enhancements.
Contract Award
$4,000Jul 6, 2026The Town awarded its small quantities paving contract after reviewing two quotes: Paragon Paving at $42,842 and Branscome Eastern Shore at $42,000. Staff and the Public Works Committee recommended Branscome Eastern Shore, and Council approved a $42,000 award. This confirms Branscome as the current paving vendor, useful for firms offering materials, equipment, traffic control, or complementary street work looking for subcontracting or follow-on maintenance opportunities.
Contract Award
$42,000Jun 18, 2026The Public Works Committee reviewed two quotes for small quantities paving at Curtis Merritt Harbor and Eel Creek and chose the low quote. Branscome Eastern Shore was recommended for a $42,000 paving contract, and Council is asked to award this work. This establishes Branscome as the paving incumbent for these locations, which could lead to follow-on repair, striping, or additional paving needs in nearby facilities.
Contract Award
$42,000Jun 18, 2026Onancock Bayside Revitalization (OBR) received a $150,000 County grant in 2025 to remove up to 22 derelict structures and now seeks to extend the MOU performance period to March 12, 2027. The Board is asked to authorize an amendment extending the timeline beyond the current September 12, 2026 end date. Demolition, abatement, and inspection firms still have two years of potential work via OBR as it completes remaining structure removals under this grant.
Contract Admin
$150,000Jul 15, 2026Town staff obtained a single quote of $3,500 from Marshall's Tree Service to reshape trees at Watson Park, and the committee voted to send this proposal to the full council for approval. This indicates Marshall's is the likely incumbent for this tree work once council concurs. Tree care and landscape maintenance vendors gain insight on pricing and incumbency as they plan to compete for future park or townwide vegetation management work.
Contract Award
$3,500Jun 11, 2026Showing 10 of 13
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Accomack County, Virginia
13 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Tangier
City432 pop.
Town of Painter
City270 pop.
Town of Onley
City534 pop.
Town of Melfa
City397 pop.
Town of Hallwood
City205 pop.
Town of Chincoteague
City3,271 pop.
Town of Belle Haven Town
City461 pop.
Eastern Shore Community College
Higher Ed776 students
EASTERN SHORE REGIONAL LIBRARY
Library District
EASTERN SHORE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library District
Accomack-northampton Regional Housing Auth
Local Housing Authority
Accomack County Public Schools
School4,726 students
Accomack County
County33,411 pop.
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