Benzie County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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A June 17, 2026 memo to the Benzie County Board recommends approving Catholic Human Services’ request for opioid settlement dollars, following their June 9 presentation to expand services in Benzie County. The suggested motion would allocate $15,000 from the county’s opioid settlement fund, with a requirement that Catholic Human Services report on the impact of the dollars within one year. The Board’s study session already recommended full approval at the next regular meeting, signaling strong support. This award is a small part of an ongoing, structured RFP program the county created for opioid settlement projects, with proposals accepted on a rolling basis across prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery. Behavioral health, recovery housing, harm reduction, data, and evaluation vendors can use this decision both as incumbent intelligence on Catholic Human Services and as a cue that additional, competitively selected opioid projects will continue to be funded. Positioning around program design, measurement, and complementary services could open future awards or subcontracts under the same settlement funds.
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$15,000Jun 23, 2026Crystal Lake Township’s June 17, 2026 Clerk's Warrant Report shows a $23,750 payment from the General Fund to Property Cleanout Michigan for a blight cleanup project. This indicates the township has recently engaged this vendor to perform significant cleanup work, likely involving removal of debris and remediation of problem properties. While the payment confirms the work has been awarded and is underway or completed, it reveals Property Cleanout Michigan as the current provider for substantial blight mitigation services. Vendors offering complementary services—such as demolition, environmental remediation, hauling, or code enforcement technology—can use this as incumbent intelligence to propose follow‑on work, support for future cleanup phases, or efficiency tools for township staff overseeing blight programs.
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$23,750Jun 17, 2026The June 17, 2026 Clerk's Warrant Report lists a $5,560 payment to Blue Line Security for “security for blight cleanup,” indicating the township retained private security services to support cleanup operations. This suggests the blight cleanup work involved safety concerns, contested properties, or logistical challenges that required on‑site security. Although the security engagement reflected here has already been committed and paid, it signals that Crystal Lake Township uses contracted security for certain field operations. Security firms and related service providers can treat Blue Line Security as the incumbent and position themselves for future cleanup events or other township activities that need supplemental security, such as large community cleanup days or special projects.
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$5,560Jun 17, 2026The Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Michigan sent a May 29, 2026 letter to the Benzie County Clerk requesting a $4,921 local match in FY2027 to unlock federal and state aging services funds. AAANM expects approximately $4.2 million for the ten‑county region in FY2027 and must assemble $353,000 in local match, with Benzie’s share updated based on population. The agency asks for the county’s intent to contribute by September 30, 2026, with formal invoices to follow in October 2026. This match supports a network of services such as meals, transportation, in‑home supports, respite, and senior programming provided in partnership with local Commissions and Councils on Aging. While the match itself is modest, it signals that AAANM will continue funding and coordinating a substantial portfolio of senior services in the county in 2027 and beyond. Vendors providing transportation, nutrition services, in‑home care, case management, caregiver supports, and related technology can leverage this as a planning cue to align offerings with AAANM and Benzie Senior Resources priorities. Engaging AAANM and the county COA before budgets are finalized may help position vendors for future contracts as the FY2027 service plan is built around these funding levels.
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Government Agencies in Benzie County, Michigan
22 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Weldon
City595 pop.
Town of Platte
City352 pop.
Town of Lake
City708 pop.
Town of Joyfield
City789 pop.
Town of Inland
City2,467 pop.
Town of Homestead
City2,399 pop.
Town of Gilmore
City805 pop.
Town of Crystal Lake
City1,083 pop.
Town of Colfax
City695 pop.
Town of Blaine
City500 pop.
Town of Benzonia
City2,804 pop.
Town of Balance of Homestead
City2,066 pop.
Town of Balance of Almira
City3,716 pop.
Town of Almira
City3,967 pop.
Southwest Michigan Regional Airport Authority
Airport Authority
Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital
Public Hospital
Frankfort-elberta Area Schools
School477 students
Frankfort City-county Airport Authority
Special District
City of Frankfort
City1,277 pop.
Benzie Transportation Authority
Special District
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