Brunswick County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Brunswick County

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The Board approved a resolution consenting to amendments to the Support Agreement so the Meherrin River Regional Jail Authority can refinance its VRA bond debt and capture approximately $1,000,000 in savings over the loan’s life. While the financial advisor and structures are already in place, the lower per diem costs will free some fiscal capacity for member jurisdictions. Vendors selling jail-related services or capital improvements can note the improved budget outlook for future projects.

Contract Award
$1,000,000Jul 15, 2026

On May 20, 2026, financial advisor Davenport presented a refinancing proposal for the Meherrin River Regional Jail Authority’s 2016C bonds through the Virginia Resources Authority (VRA) summer pool. The plan is to refund approximately $21.0 million of callable 2016C bonds allocable to the Brunswick facility (with coupons between 3.25% and 5.00%), targeting net present value debt service savings of at least 3%, as required by the Authority’s May 7 resolution. Brunswick, Dinwiddie, and Mecklenburg counties must approve updated support agreements so the Authority can participate in VRA’s July 21, 2026 bond sale, with closing projected for August 4, 2026. While this is a financial restructuring rather than new construction, it affects the jail’s long‑term capital and operating budgets, potentially freeing modest annual savings that can fund facility improvements, technology upgrades, and maintenance. Vendors providing jail facility upgrades, security systems, or energy efficiency projects should monitor how the Authority redeploys refinancing savings.

Budget Planning
$21,015,000Jun 17, 2026

Brunswick County Public Schools is planning use of 2026-2028 IDEA Part B Sections 611 and 619 funds for special education staffing, services, and materials. The plan budgets $472,213 under 611 and $13,053 under 619 for teachers, paraprofessionals, therapies, ESY, professional development, supplies, and tools like DocuSign. This is a multi-year, grant-backed funding stream that will support ongoing purchases of SPED services, training, and classroom materials where external vendors can supply PD, ESY programming, therapies, and instructional resources.

Grant Funding
$485,266Jul 1, 2026

Brunswick County Public Schools reviewed FY27 renewal rates for The Local Choice (TLC) Anthem health insurance plans, effective October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027. The Superintendent recommends renewing TLC Anthem with a 9% overall premium increase and a 75/25 cost share where the division absorbs most of the increase. This locks in Anthem/TLC as the incumbent through FY27 and commits an added employer cost of $141,344.16, signaling ongoing benefits consulting, wellness, and cost-containment needs around this plan.

Contract Award
$141,344Jun 25, 2026

Brunswick County Public Schools is running the Aspiring Cohort of Educators (ACE) as part of its Brunswick Blooms Program to help staff obtain full teaching licensure via iTeach Virginia. Participants hold a paid teaching position at a base salary of $35,108 and must enroll and pay fees directly to iTeach Virginia while completing required coursework. This indicates an established partnership with iTeach for alternative licensure, which may need ongoing training, mentoring, and HR support services. Vendors can look at wraparound services such as test prep, coaching, or HR technology to complement this licensure pathway.

Contract Award
$35,108Jul 18, 2026

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