Alamance County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Alamance County
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Burlington is awarding a $3,823,588 construction contract to Fred Smith Company for Downtown Streetscape Phase 1, following a single responsive bid and consultant review. Work includes wider decorative sidewalks, landscaping, raised intersections, streetlights, repaving, storm drainage upgrades, and ADA parking near the Paramount Theater. Funding blends local funds with a $425,000 NC Department of Commerce ARPA-tied grant, with reimbursements due by Dec 31, 2026. Sellers in civil construction, streetscape materials, lighting, traffic control, and specialty subs can pursue subcontracting or supply roles with the prime and design consultant as the project moves into implementation.
Contract Award
$3,823,588Jul 21, 2026Burlington is submitting an NC Commerce Building Reuse Grant application on behalf of Alamance Foods to support renovating warehouse space at 1040 Cedar Crest Drive into additional drinkable yogurt manufacturing. The project entails about $35,000,000 in real and personal property investment and 144 new full-time jobs at an average salary of $55,852. If awarded, the City will administer up to $500,000 in grant funds with a local 5% cash match (up to $25,000). Vendors in food processing equipment, plant design, construction, automation, packaging, and workforce training can target Alamance Foods and the City as this large expansion is planned and built.
Grant Funding
$35,000,000Jul 21, 2026The adopted FY 2026-2027 budget references an $84,649,290 wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) upgrade project and notes debt payments beginning in the upcoming fiscal year. This reflects a very large, multi-year utility capital program already in motion. While core design and construction may be committed, the scale suggests ongoing needs for specialized engineering, controls, lab equipment, and operations support.
Budget Planning
$84,649,290Jul 14, 2026Hazen & Sawyer estimated design work for Phase 1 of Graham Regional Park’s northeast quadrant at about $2,312,294, but council later redirected $2.3 million toward the new fire station instead. The park expansion remains a desire, just deferred. Parks consultants can track this as a medium‑term opportunity to revive design for a major quadrant build‑out once fire funding stabilizes.
Budget Planning
$2,312,294Jul 14, 2026Council approved a new stormwater utility fee structure, including a flat $6/month single-family fee and ERU-based fees for multifamily and non-residential with a 5-year phase-in. The change is expected to generate about $1.8M in additional revenue for stormwater operations and capital projects. This creates a growing funding stream for drainage design, flood mitigation, green infrastructure, and related consulting and construction services.
Budget Planning
$1,800,000Jul 7, 2026Council approved a $262,214 budget amendment from fund balance to make the annual incentive payment to UPS under a 2020 joint agreement with Graham, Mebane, and Alamance County. The payment reflects UPS meeting performance metrics tied to its facility. The ongoing incentive stream is locked in, but this confirms the scale and term of a major employer partnership.
Contract Admin
$262,214Jul 14, 2026Council approved a $262,214 budget amendment to make an annual incentive payment to UPS under a 2020 joint agreement with Graham, Mebane, and Alamance County. Criteria for the incentive were met, so Graham will pay its share from fund balance. This confirms a long‑term UPS facility presence, suggesting ongoing needs for logistics, infrastructure, and local vendor support rather than a new procurement by the city.
Contract Admin
$262,214Jul 14, 2026A $30,000 invoice from Tufano Media Group outlines an annual communications support retainer for the Graham Police Department starting July 2026. Services include strategic PR support, training, social media content, and analytics. The department is using federal drug forfeiture funds via a $30,000 budget amendment to pay for this, showing an ongoing outsourced comms model that may expand or need complementary tools.
Contract Award
$30,000Jul 14, 2026Council approved a $30,000 transfer of federal drug forfeiture revenue to the Police Department for professional services. An attached invoice from Tufano Media Group describes an annual communications support retainer for strategic public relations, social media, and digital engagement analytics for the Graham Police Department. This indicates an existing partnership that may continue year to year.
Contract Admin
$30,000Jul 14, 2026LINK Transit requested a $22,000 local match from Graham for a one‑year pilot route, with performance measures to evaluate continuation. Council members compared this to existing ACTA door‑to‑door service and asked for more data on LINK’s impact before deciding. This indicates the city is still weighing fixed‑route transit options and may later seek planning or operations support.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Alamance County, North Carolina
10 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Swepsonville
City2,535 pop.
Town of Green Level
City3,293 pop.
The Graham Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
City of Graham
City18,354 pop.
Burlington-graham MPO
MPO
Burlington Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Alamance-burlington Schools
School22,477 students
Alamance Village
City1,028 pop.
Alamance County
County183,040 pop.
Alamance Community College
Higher Ed4,699 students
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