Barrow County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Barrow County is considering purchase of 25 new vehicles for the Sheriff's Office from Akins Ford totaling $1,967,812.17. This represents a major law enforcement fleet expansion or turnover. While the base vehicles are locked in, the Sheriff’s Office will need ongoing upfitting, in-car tech, radios, and maintenance. Public safety tech vendors and upfitters should engage the Sheriff’s Office around outfitting these vehicles and planning future equipment cycles.
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$1,967,812Jul 14, 2026Barrow County is considering purchase of 32 Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) for the Fire Department from TEN-8 Fire & Safety, LLC for $397,835.54. This is a major respiratory protection refresh for firefighting operations. The primary equipment vendor is set, but ancillary needs include fit testing, training, maintenance, and eventual replacements. Safety service firms and training providers can offer comprehensive SCBA support programs and plan for future cycles.
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$397,835Jul 14, 2026Barrow County is considering approval of a Professional Services Agreement for Government Complex Program Management (Phase 1) with LJA Engineering, Inc. for $312,205. This covers program management for a new or expanded county government complex. With LJA selected for Phase 1, subsequent phases will involve design, construction, and fit-out procurements. Firms in architecture, construction, and furniture/IT should track this complex initiative and coordinate with LJA and the County on upcoming packages and subcontracting.
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$312,205Jul 14, 2026The County is considering purchase of eight LUCAS 3 Chest Compression Devices for the Fire Department from Stryker Sales, LLC for $157,053.54. This equips fire/EMS units with automated CPR devices. While the equipment vendor is chosen, there will be needs for training, maintenance, and potential expansion to more units. EMS training providers and biomedical service firms can offer ongoing support and future upgrades.
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$157,053Jul 14, 2026The County plans to purchase Genesis Rescue Tools and Mighty Strut Stabilization Tools for the Fire Department from High Tech Rescue for $79,820.41. These tools support vehicle extrication and rescue operations. With the equipment vendor set, there remains ongoing needs for technician training, maintenance, and complementary rescue gear. Rescue training firms and equipment service providers can engage around tool usage programs and lifecycle support.
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$79,820Jul 14, 2026Barrow County plans to purchase and install two Generac emergency standby generators for Fire Stations 5 and 7 from AMSCO Inc. for $79,530. This enhances resilience of fire facilities during outages. The equipment and installer are identified, but there may be needs for ongoing maintenance contracts, monitoring, and potential generator additions at other stations. Electrical service firms and monitoring solution providers can engage on long-term service and system expansion.
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$79,530Jul 14, 2026Barrow County plans to declare one 2006 Dodge Ram surplus and purchase a new 2026 Ford F-150 Crew Cab 4x4 for the Fire Department from Akins Ford for $67,725. This supports fire operations with a modern utility vehicle. The truck purchase is set, but specialty fire upfits, tools storage, and communications systems are still potential add-ons. Vendors in emergency vehicle upfitting and radio/tech can pursue opportunities to equip this and future fire fleet replacements.
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$67,725Jul 14, 2026Barrow County is considering purchase of the First Due Software Program for the Fire Department from Local Media, LLC d/b/a First Due for $67,700. This is a new IT platform for fire operations, likely covering incident management, pre-plans, or records. With the software vendor chosen, the department will need implementation, data migration, integration with CAD/records, and training. IT integrators and public safety tech consultants can support rollout and future enhancements around the First Due platform.
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$67,700Jul 14, 2026The County is considering approval to purchase one new 2027 Ford Expedition 4x4 XL for the Coroner's Office from Akins Ford for $55,610. This is a fleet replacement or expansion for death investigation transport. While the vehicle vendor is already chosen, there may be needs for upfitting, communications gear, and future vehicle replacements. Fleet upfitters and vehicle equipment suppliers can follow Coroner’s operations for add-on work and plan for the next replacement cycle.
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$55,610Jul 14, 2026The County will declare one 2017 Ford Escape as surplus and purchase a new 2026 Ford Ranger 4x4 for the Planning & Community Development Department from Akins Ford for $39,586. This reflects ongoing light-duty fleet refresh for inspection and field work. While the vehicle sale is decided, there may be opportunities for upfitting, GPS/telematics, and future replacements across planning and inspection operations. Fleet and tech vendors can discuss how to support these vehicles and broader departmental fleet management.
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