Benton County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Benton County
49 projects across 9 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Twin Springs Sager Creek Improvements: restoration of historic Twin Springs, stabilization of a bluff overhang, and repairs to the historic dam and sluice gates.
Contract Award
$1,592,000Aug 5, 2026RWU opened bids for its 2027 Sewer Rehabilitation and Maintenance program and evaluated four bidders against an engineer’s estimate of 2,737,117. Vortex submitted the low unit‑price bid at 2,728,640, with staff recommending award and authorization to spend up to 3,000,000 under this contract as work is identified. The scope includes pipe bursting of 6‑inch vitrified clay to 8‑inch HDPE, extensive CIPP lining from 8‑inch through 42‑inch, manhole epoxy lining, bypass pumping, cleaning and descaling, and site restoration. This multi‑location unit‑price contract will run throughout 2027 and likely touch multiple basins, creating subcontract and supply opportunities and signaling RWU’s preferred methods and price points for trenchless rehab. The 3M budget authority also suggests similar future cycles of CIPP, manhole rehab, and emergency work that other contractors and technology vendors can target.
Contract Award
$2,728,640Jun 15, 2026Purchase of a 100-foot ladder truck with updated equipment (jaws and cutters) for the Centerton Fire Department.
Contract Award
$2,340,000Jun 10, 2026The Rogers City Council is authorizing a construction contract with Oelke Construction Company, Inc. for the AIG 47 Construct Hangar and Apron project at the Rogers Executive Airport in the amount of 2,276,897.85. At the same time, it is authorizing a contract amendment with Garver, LLC for 287,700 in construction phase professional services, with both agreements contingent on FAA review and grant funding. Bids have already been received and Oelke was the lowest responsive bidder, and the Airport Commission has unanimously recommended approval, so the primary construction and construction-phase A/E services are effectively decided. This is still valuable for vendors because it clarifies the selected prime contractor and engineer on a multimillion-dollar FAA-funded airfield project, opening opportunities for subcontracting, specialty equipment, materials, and follow-on airport improvements that may use the same team and funding framework.
Contract Award
$2,276,897May 26, 2026The Rogers City Council agenda for May 26, 2026 includes a resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into a construction contract with Oelke Construction Company, Inc. of Gentry, Arkansas in the amount of $2,276,897.85. This indicates that the City has selected Oelke as the contractor for an unspecified construction project and is at the stage of formal contract approval. For vendors, the main construction award decision is effectively made, but this offers intelligence on Oelke as an active incumbent and on the City’s current construction spending scale. There may be potential for subcontracting, materials supply, or future phases and related projects where similar budget levels and processes will apply.
Contract Award
$2,276,897May 26, 2026The Board accepted a $966,761 FAA-funded construction contract for the Airport West Taxilane project, building 1,100 feet of new taxilane to serve about six private hangars and two city-owned hangars. Because bids came in under estimate, staff are talking with FAA and the state about using leftover federal and potential state funds to help build at least one city hangar and partially fund a second. This creates a near-term, grant-backed pipeline for hangar design and construction work at the municipal airport.
Grant Funding
$966,762Jul 7, 2026Bentonville will award a $741,058 contract to Sandridge Construction for Phase 2 of the McCollum Sidepath project, with a budget adjustment to allocate funds. This is a multi-phase bicycle/ped path build-out, and Phase 2 will require earthwork, paving, and associated features. Trail and path contractors and designers can watch for future phases and related connectivity projects.
Contract Award
$741,058Jul 14, 2026Centerton approved the final plat for The Pines Subdivision Phase 5, creating single-family lots 66-132 on Fortune Road. The city accepted substantial water, sewer, streets, and drainage infrastructure backed by warranty bonds and a performance bond for street tree planting within 60 days of May 12, 2026. Land development and homebuilding activity will drive near-term demand for site work, utilities connections, landscaping, and housing-related services around this subdivision.
Contract Award
$1,903,627Apr 27, 2026NWARPC, Metroplan, and the City of Fort Smith are launching a $7 million EPA-funded e-bike voucher program to support purchase of more than 5,800 electric bicycles across multiple Arkansas and Oklahoma counties. Vouchers of $700–$1,200 will be redeemed at participating bike shops, with an online application portal opening July 6, 2026 and randomized selections starting July 21, 2026. This indicates active implementation of a grant-funded mobility program, with ongoing needs for program administration, outreach, data tracking, participating retailers, and possibly future expansions or related micromobility projects.
Grant Funding
$7,000,000Jun 15, 2026The City of Siloam Springs is moving forward with the West Taxilane Construction project at Siloam Springs Municipal Airport, based on bids opened April 30, 2026 and detailed in a June 2, 2026 staff report. Ground Zero Construction submitted the negotiated low base bid of $740,911.71 for roughly 1,100 linear feet of 35‑ft wide asphalt taxilane to open access to future hangar development areas, with Garver providing construction-phase engineering and inspection services. The total negotiated project budget is $966,761.71, funded almost entirely through FAA Airport Improvement Program and Airport Infrastructure Grant funds plus Arkansas Division of Aeronautics matches, leaving only $2.71 in net cost to the City. Grant applications AIP‑025 and AIP‑026 are being submitted, with FAA grant offers expected to be executed no later than September 2026 and construction estimated to be complete by 12/31/2026. This is a funded, time‑bound airfield infrastructure project that will likely drive follow‑on hangar development, additional design work, airport operations needs, and long‑term maintenance requirements once the new taxilane is in place.
Grant Funding
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Benton County, Arkansas
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Springdale School District
School21,788 students
Siloam Springs Schools
School4,659 students
Siloam Springs Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Rogers Water Utilities
Utility District
Rogers Public Schools
School15,559 students
Pea Ridge School District
School2,587 students
Northwest Arkansas Regional Mobility Authority
Special District
Northwest Arkansas Conservation Authority
Special District
Northwest Arkansas Community College
Higher Ed8,174 students
John Brown University
Higher Ed
Housing Authority of the City of Decatur
Local Housing Authority
Gravette School District
School2,126 students
Gentry Public Schools
School1,670 students
Ecclesia College
Higher Ed
Decatur School District
School608 students
City of Siloam Springs
City19,336 pop.
City of Rogers
City74,035 pop.
City of Lowell
City11,466 pop.
City of Centerton
City23,953 pop.
City of Cave Springs
City6,081 pop.
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