Athens County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Athens County

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

Troy is reviewing design alternatives for safety and congestion improvements at the West Main Street (SR41) and Experiment Farm/South Stanfield Road intersection. After multi-year studies, American Structurepoint presented signal vs. roundabout options and recommended a traditional roundabout with a ~$4.3 million total cost. Council is expected to provide a recommendation, but no construction contractor has been selected yet. This is a major future roadway project where design is maturing and delivery, construction, and related services will still need to be procured.

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$4,279,811Jul 13, 2026

Jeff Jenkins presented a planned change order for additional work at the 93 High Street project, using remaining grant funds for site enhancements. Commissioners authorized President Eliason to execute the change order, contingent on architect approval, for up to $180,000 in added features like a brick privacy wall, walkway, picnic table, and water spigot. The primary construction vendor is already in place, but this reveals a grant-funded site upgrade scope and architect involvement. Contractors and amenity suppliers can watch for similar enhancements on other HAPCAP-led projects and potential follow-on needs at this site.

Contract Award
$180,000Jul 7, 2026

The commissioners awarded the WPCLF Home Sewage Treatment System Replacement Project to Southeastern Excavating, LLC for $61,128. The work covers three properties, with Ohio EPA WPCLF funding at 100% for two and 85% for one, including equipment, materials, site work, grading, seeding, and permits. While this contract is decided, it signals active use of state revolving funds for private HSTS upgrades. Environmental and onsite wastewater firms can engage the health department about future WPCLF-funded rounds and related inspection, maintenance, or homeowner outreach needs.

Contract Award
$61,128Jul 7, 2026

The board accepted a proposal from Brothers Asphalt Maintenance LLC to apply asphalt sealant at five county locations, with site-specific costs totaling $12,200. This contract covers several county facilities and underscores a pattern of using the same vendor for pavement maintenance. While the sealant work is decided, it shows near-term facilities activity and a likely need for ongoing lot maintenance, striping, and minor repairs. Vendors can monitor when these surfaces will next need work and position complementary services like signage, drainage, or ADA improvements.

Contract Award
$12,200Jul 7, 2026

Commissioners approved two asphalt estimates from Brothers Asphalt Maintenance LLC for resurfacing at the Nelsonville and Albany EMS stations totaling $3,250. This is a small but clear facilities maintenance contract for asphalt work at emergency service sites. While the vendor is decided, facilities and paving firms gain insight into EMS infrastructure upkeep and an incumbent’s presence. This can inform future outreach on broader station renovations, parking improvements, or multi-site maintenance contracts.

Contract Award
$3,250Jul 7, 2026

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