Aiken County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Aiken County

9 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Aiken County Public Schools has issued an intent to award the East Aiken School of the Arts roof replacement project to Porter Roofing Contractors for about $1.53 million. The notice states this becomes the official award on July 8, 2026 unless suspended or cancelled, and confirms other roofing firms also bid. This gives roofing, construction, and building envelope vendors clear incumbent and budget intelligence for future work at the district and potential subcontracting or materials supply to Porter.

Contract Award
$1,533,500Jun 22, 2026

Aiken County Council’s Development Committee backed a resolution to enter a fee agreement with Ambiopharms (Project Synthesis), which plans an additional $118 million investment in the county. This points to a major facility expansion or new build with related infrastructure and service needs, but details are not yet specified. Vendors in industrial construction, utilities, life‑sciences support, workforce training, and local infrastructure should track this expansion as incentives are finalized and project scopes are defined.

Pre-RFP
$118,000,000May 19, 2026

Council advanced an ordinance and executed a Fee-In-Lieu of Tax agreement with AmbioPharm, Inc. (Project Synthesis) supporting an approximately $118,000,000 manufacturing expansion. The deal provides a 30-year FILOT and 30% special source revenue credit plus administration of a State Coordinating Council grant. This locks in AmbioPharm as a long-term industrial anchor and signals ongoing capital investment and service needs at the expanded facility.

Contract Award
$118,000,000Jun 2, 2026

The County PSA seeks approval of Change Order 1 with Tri-Star Contractors for the Horse Creek sewer connection to Midland Valley and the Church of the Nazarene, increasing construction costs by $273,433 to a new total of $1,541,078. The project was originally funded with $800,000 in ARPA funds, with Benesch as design engineer and Tri-Star selected as contractor in December 2024. The change order reflects cost and scope growth and points to ongoing construction and potential future extensions of the transmission main.

Contract Admin
$1,541,078Jun 2, 2026

The Wastewater Treatment Plant was approved to buy a full refurbishment parts kit for one large belt press from Andritz for $153,975.60 including estimated taxes. The belt presses dewater sludge and run 24/7; one unit has not been refurbished in at least a decade, and the OEM recommended this overhaul. Andritz is treated as a sole-source manufacturer, confirming them as the belt press incumbent and indicating continued capital maintenance and service needs.

Contract Award
$153,976Jun 2, 2026

Council authorized the Wastewater Treatment Plant to purchase a used 2011 Broderson 15-ton deck crane from United Rentals for $76,815 including tax and delivery. The plant has been renting a similar crane monthly and wants to end recurring rental costs by owning its own unit. United Rentals is treated as a sole-source supplier for this purchase, establishing them as the crane incumbent and signaling ongoing heavy-lift maintenance needs at the facility.

Contract Award
$76,815Jun 2, 2026

Council approved a full rebuild of one large proprietary vertical turbine pump at Pump Station 3 by Heyward Services for $70,486.51 including tax. Pump Station 3 lifts flow from carousels to secondary clarifiers using four vertical turbines in alternating 24/7 operation. Heyward is identified via sole-source justification as the Patterson Pump representative, establishing them as the pump incumbent and indicating similar rebuilds and parts needs across the remaining units.

Contract Award
$70,487Jun 2, 2026

The Aiken County Wastewater Treatment Plant received approval to purchase specialized backup parts for the AB-1 Jet-Mix system from sole-source vendor Clearwater, Inc. for $64,279.44 including tax. The plant is in start-up of a $20 million multi-year process improvements project and is building redundancy for critical pumps, motors, and drives. This confirms Clearwater as an incumbent supplier and highlights ongoing capital and maintenance work at one of the region’s largest industrial wastewater plants.

Contract Award
$64,279Jun 2, 2026

The Elections Director reported attending the May 12, 2026 County Council budget workshop to request next fiscal year funding for election-day traffic control. The request was for 35000, but county administration reduced it to 17500, and the outcome of that budget discussion is still pending. The office had previously met with the Director of Code Enforcement, who shared an invoice from Powell’s Security indicating a rate of about 60 per hour for traffic control services, signaling that third-party security or traffic management firms are a likely option. In the meantime, the Elections Director is considering using existing workers who load and deliver voting machines to handle traffic control if dedicated funding for outside services is not approved. This is a relevant pre-procurement signal for firms providing security, traffic management, or crowd control services who could help shape scope, pricing, and staffing plans once the budget is finalized.

Budget Planning
$35,000Jun 2, 2026

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