Boone County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Boone County

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Boone County Schools is in the process of competitively renewing its property and casualty insurance program for June 2026, with proposals received from Arthur J. Gallagher/AP (Bluegrass Risk Management Pool and other insurers via the GovPro program) and USI (Liberty Mutual and other insurers). The options on the table include premiums ranging from approximately 3105472 to 3715180 for the Gallagher/GovPro program and 3184129 to 3360684 for the USI/Liberty Mutual program, with both offerings increasing major liability limits from 10 million to 25 million and adjusting property deductibles and per-occurrence limits. The administration has developed a detailed comparison and is recommending a program that strengthens catastrophic event protection, aligns limits with district size and risk exposures, and reduces deductibles from 100000 to 25000 while increasing property per-occurrence limits from 500 million to 650 million. Board action to select and award the competitive insurance program was targeted for June 11, 2026 (or an earlier special meeting), indicating vendor selection was imminent at the time of this document. This represents an active insurance procurement where brokers, carriers, and risk-management advisors can position coverage structure, loss-control services, and multi-year strategy. Follow-on opportunities exist around ongoing independent oversight of renewals and future competitive marketing planned for 2029 or 2030.

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$3,715,180Jun 1, 2026

The Fiscal Court awarded a unit-price contract to CR Fleet Services to purchase and install emergency equipment on twenty 2026 Ford Interceptor Explorers for the Sheriff’s Department. The total contract value is $358,939.04 with two potential one‑year renewal options. This confirms CR Fleet as the current upfitting vendor and signals ongoing needs for vehicle equipment, technology integration, and future fleet cycles.

Contract Award
$358,939May 26, 2026

Boone County awarded the bid for water and sewer line extensions under the Rural Water Phase 3 Program to J. Frank Seman & Sons, Inc. The project covers 3.5 miles of new water line on several rural roads at a cost of $239,944.25, starting in summer 2026 and expected to finish by the end of 2027. This identifies the incumbent utility contractor and timeline, useful for suppliers, subs, and firms targeting follow-on phases, restoration, or maintenance work.

Contract Award
$239,944May 26, 2026

The Fiscal Court awarded the wood guardrail replacement project for four county bridges to WoodGuard Texas, LLC. The low bid is $131,590, significantly below an earlier expedited estimate of $300,000. This reveals the bridge safety upgrade scope and contractor, which is useful for suppliers, inspectors, or firms interested in follow-on bridge and roadway maintenance work.

Contract Award
$131,590May 26, 2026

The caucus agenda shows three Boone County Planning Commission resolutions on change-of-concept development plans for commercial and mixed-use sites in Florence totaling about 14 acres. Sites include 7544 Burlington Pike, 7911-7915 US 42, and a 3.9-acre tract along Cavalry Drive near Wetherington Boulevard. These plan changes signal new or intensified commercial, hospitality, and multifamily construction. Developers and municipal-focused vendors can expect upcoming design, engineering, site work, utilities, inspections, and vertical construction needs tied to these projects.

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$0Jun 2, 2026

Boone County approved an amended tower lease with InSite Towers Development LLC at the Lassing Pointe Golf Course site, adding a 2% annual increase and a one-time $10,000 payment. Staff emphasized the tower's importance for the county 911 communication system. The lease change confirms InSite as the long-term tower partner, while highlighting ongoing and future needs for radio infrastructure upgrades, maintenance, and coverage enhancements tied to this site.

Contract Award
$10,000Jun 9, 2026

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