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The City will contract with Strickland Waterproofing Company for $989,000 to repair structural deterioration at the Carolina Wren Park parking deck, with up to $72,000 more for three additional columns. Davis & Floyd completed assessment, design, and bid documents, and only two firms bid. The main award is decided, but there may be subcontracting, materials, inspection, and future parking structure maintenance needs as work proceeds under ARPA and tourism (ATAX) funding.
Contract Award
$1,061,000Jul 27, 2026The City of Anderson approved a contract to replace the failed secondary digester lid at the Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant. The existing lid on Secondary Digester No. 2 is no longer operable and uses a twisting motion design that has caused persistent operational issues despite multiple repair attempts. Cove Utility of Easley, SC was selected through a competitive bid process at a base amount of 2061000, with an added 10 percent contingency, for a total authorization of 2267100 funded via a State Revolving Fund loan. This award identifies Cove Utility as the incumbent for digester work at the plant and signals that the City is investing in long‑term wastewater process reliability. Vendors can look for follow‑on opportunities in related process equipment, structural work, and O&M support at Rocky River and other treatment facilities as this major upgrade proceeds.
Contract Award
$2,267,100Jun 8, 2026The City approved a $2,267,100 contract with Cove Utility to replace the failing secondary digester lid at the Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant. The existing lid is inoperable and has resisted multiple repair attempts, making full replacement necessary. Bids were competitively solicited via the city website and SCBO, with four contractors responding. This award sets up immediate construction work and signals future mechanical and structural maintenance needs at the plant.
Contract Award
$2,267,100Jun 8, 2026Council approved a Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan up to $3,350,341 to fund two projects: replacing the floating anaerobic digester lid at Rocky River WWTP and upgrading SCADA systems at both Rocky River and Generostee Creek plants. Annual debt service is estimated at $215,361 over 20 years starting July 2027, paid from the Sewer Fund. With financing secured, the City will advance design, equipment selection, and construction for the lid replacement and SCADA upgrades, creating opportunities for engineering, controls, and construction vendors.
Grant Funding
$3,350,341Jul 27, 2026The City of Anderson is advancing Clean Water State Revolving Fund financing to cover improvements at its Rocky River and Generostee Creek wastewater treatment plants. This includes the replacement of the floating anaerobic digester lid at Rocky River and SCADA system upgrades at both treatment facilities. Council is considering first reading of an Eleventh Supplemental Bond Ordinance to authorize borrowing up to 3350341 plus any capitalized interest from the South Carolina Water Quality Revolving Fund Authority at an estimated 2.6 percent over 20 years, with debt service of about 215361 per year beginning July 2027 from the Sewer Fund. This financing solidifies long‑term funding for wastewater capital work and indicates the City is likely to continue using SRF loans for future projects. Vendors can position around SRF application support, environmental engineering, and program management to help the utilities department identify, design, and phase additional eligible projects.
Grant Funding
$3,350,341Jun 8, 2026Council approved first reading of an ordinance to secure up to $3,350,341 in Clean Water State Revolving Fund financing for Rocky River and Generostee Creek wastewater plant improvements. Funds will cover replacement of a floating anaerobic digester lid and SCADA system upgrades at both facilities. The loan carries a 2.6% rate over 20 years with annual debt service of about $215,361 from the Sewer Fund starting July 2027. This confirms long-term funding for a broader improvement program, opening room for engineering, construction, and support services tied to these and future projects.
Grant Funding
$3,350,341Jun 8, 2026The City of Anderson approved a contract to replace aging SCADA equipment and software at the Rocky River and Generostee Creek wastewater treatment plants. The existing systems are nearly 20 years old, rely on unsupported hardware, and run outdated software that no longer meets operational needs, forcing the City to source refurbished parts. Following a 2025 RFQ process prompted by performance and support issues with the prior SCADA contractor, Southern Flow Inc. was selected as the City’s SCADA integrator and has now been awarded a 751841 contract for these plant upgrades, funded via a State Revolving Fund loan tied to the digester project. This identifies Southern Flow as the incumbent for SCADA integration across the wastewater system and suggests continued modernization and cybersecurity work ahead. Vendors in controls, networking, cybersecurity, and analytics can target integration, hardware, and support opportunities that complement Southern Flow’s role or position for future system expansions and renewals.
Contract Award
$751,841Jun 8, 2026The City will purchase one 35-foot diesel low-floor trolley bus from Hometown Manufacturing to replace a 2016 ElDorado bus that has exceeded FTA useful life with 250,000+ miles. Total cost is not to exceed $527,000, funded mainly by FTA 5307 with a local match. The vendor is selected and this is a decided vehicle purchase, but the fleet data and funding approach matter for future replacements. Bus OEMs, component suppliers, and maintenance and technology vendors can target upcoming lifecycle replacements, upfitting, and support services for the nine-bus fleet and ADA vans.
Contract Award
$527,000Jun 22, 2026The Police Department will buy five 2026 Dodge Durango police vehicles from Blue Sky Automotive in Greenville, TN, for $216,575 using capital replacement funds. Vehicles were sourced via Tennessee state contract after a regional search of contract-eligible law enforcement vehicles. While the primary decision is made, ongoing fleet expansion and upfitting needs remain for lights, radios, MDTs, and maintenance services.
Contract Award
$216,575Jul 27, 2026The City will contract with Harper General Contractors for $99,912.60 plus a 10% contingency ($109,903.86 total) to repair one and replace another deep digester valve at the Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant, including new access structures. Harper submitted the low bid among five contractors. The main contract is set, but future work is likely as the plant pursues broader improvements funded by a Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Anderson County, South Carolina
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
West Anderson Water District
Special District
Tri-county Technical College
Higher Ed6,250 students
Town of Starr
City172 pop.
Town of Pendleton Town
City3,657 pop.
Town of Pelzer
City1,403 pop.
Town of Iva
City1,174 pop.
Starr-iva Water and Sewer District
Special District
South Greenville Fire District
Fire District
Sandy Springs Water District
Special District
Patrick B Harris Psychiatric Hospital
Public Hospital
Housing Authority of Anderson
Local Housing Authority
Hammond Water District
Special District
Dunklin Fire Rescue District
Fire District
City of Belton
City4,511 pop.
City of Anderson
City29,980 pop.
Broadway Water and Sewerage District
Special District
Big Creek Water and Sewerage District
Special District
Belton-honea Path Water Authority
Special District
Anderson School District 5
School12,478 students
Anderson School District 4
School3,103 students
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