Bryan County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Bryan County Schools plans to approve the purchase of safety laminate film from Safe Haven Defense in the amount of 72140, to be installed at Richmond Hill High School. This indicates a targeted school security enhancement, likely for glazing and entry-point hardening. The agenda identifies Safe Haven Defense as the supplier and includes the total cost, so the core procurement decision has been made, pending board approval. Security and facilities vendors can treat this as incumbent intelligence on the district’s approach to physical security, and as a signal that similar upgrades may follow at other campuses or require maintenance, integration with other safety systems, or additional phases of work.
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$72,140Jun 25, 2026Bryan County Schools is also approving the purchase of one Ford F250 truck from J.C. Lewis Ford in the amount of 43856. This heavier-duty vehicle suggests needs around facilities, grounds, or transportation support that require higher capacity. As with the F150, the agenda lists the vendor and dollar amount, so the main procurement choice is made and awaiting formal board approval. Vendors focused on fleet services, telematics, or specialty equipment can view this as a signal that the district is expanding its operational fleet and may require upfitting, tool storage, towing equipment, or long-term maintenance support.
Contract Award
$43,856Jun 25, 2026Bryan County Schools is approving the purchase of one Ford F150 truck from J.C. Lewis Ford in the amount of 37849. This vehicle will likely support district operations such as maintenance, facilities, or transportation support. The agenda item indicates the vendor and exact amount, so the main purchasing decision is already made and pending formal board action. This is useful incumbent intelligence for fleet and equipment vendors, showing that J.C. Lewis Ford is an active supplier and that the district is investing in light-duty vehicles that may require future upfitting, maintenance, or eventual replacement.
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$37,849Jun 25, 2026Explore Bryan County's government projects — free.
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