Bulloch County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Statesboro is authorizing a FY2027 Operational Service Agreement with the Coastal Regional Commission to operate the Statesboro Area Transit program under FTA Section 5311. CRC will run a flexible-route, shared-ride system with four existing and four new transit vans, with an FY2027 operating budget of about $783,558 and capital/maintenance budget of $30,000. While operations are decided, vendors in fleet maintenance, fare systems, scheduling software, and stop amenities can target CRC and the city as they expand service and manage vehicles and passenger growth.
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$813,558Jul 21, 2026Statesboro is purchasing and up‑fitting eight new patrol vehicles totaling $696,527.66, funded by 2019 SPLOST and using a State of Georgia procurement contract. The spend includes $413,265 with Wade Ford for vehicles, $50,946.87 with Patrol PC for mobile data tablets, $72,173.28 with Motorola for in‑car cameras, and $160,142.51 with West Chatham Warning Devices for up‑fitting. These awards confirm current vendors and signal future refresh cycles, tech integration, and maintenance needs for in‑car systems and fleet equipment.
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$696,528Jul 21, 2026Council is asked to approve purchase and up-fitting of eight new patrol vehicles totaling $696,527.66, funded by 2019 SPLOST and using a State of Georgia contract. The spend is split among Wade Ford (vehicles), Patrol PC (mobile data tablets and stands), Motorola (in-car cameras), and West Chatham Warning Devices (up-fitting). The primary decision is made, but this confirms key incumbents and the City’s patrol technology stack for future replacements and integrations.
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$696,528Jul 21, 2026Statesboro renewed and amended its Master Services Agreement with Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC to provide Capital Improvement Program management and construction engineering/inspection services for FY2027 in a not‑to‑exceed amount of $645,552.50, funded by TSPLOST, SPLOST, and stormwater funds. Atlas will oversee multiple capital projects and inspections citywide. Vendors and contractors should treat Atlas as a key gatekeeper for upcoming infrastructure work and potential subconsulting, with an eye toward future rebid or supplemental services when the agreement term nears completion.
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$645,553Jul 21, 2026Amended contract to renew the master services agreement for capital improvement program management services, construction engineering, and inspection services for FY2027.
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$645,552Jul 8, 2026Statesboro approved a $256,750 contract with Pape‑Dawson Consulting Engineers for engineering design services on the ENG‑130 Brannen Street to US Hwy 80 transportation improvements project, funded by 2023 TSPLOST. The project scope includes corridor transportation enhancements between Brannen Street and US 80. With design now assigned, vendors can track this as a future construction opportunity and offer complementary services such as public engagement, utility coordination, right‑of‑way support, and construction contracting when the build phase is funded.
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$256,750Jul 21, 2026Executive search firm services to assist in hiring the next city manager.
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$31,900Jul 8, 2026Bulloch County plans to renew its Tyler Technologies Enterprise ERP (formerly Munis) subscription for FY2027 at $169,260.88. The ERP, used since 2016 for accounting, HR, payroll, billing, work orders, and records, is now on auto‑renewal and staff notes replacement would be costly and time‑consuming. This confirms Tyler as the incumbent and signals future opportunities for add‑on modules, integrations, reporting, and managed services around the ERP.
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$169,260Jul 7, 2026Statesboro approved a $15,700 change order with Underground Excavating, Inc. for additional work on ENG‑130A Fire Station 3 Access Road, funded by TSPLOST. Fire Station 3’s access road work is underway, with the station opening anticipated in late August or early September. Vendors in paving, striping, signage, and site work can view this as confirmation of active construction around a new fire facility, with potential follow‑on needs for site improvements, utilities, and public safety infrastructure.
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$15,700Jul 21, 2026Council will consider a $9,347.68 change order with Tim Lanier Construction for additional work on ENG-114a Edwina Drive, funded by 2023 TSPLOST. This indicates an active transportation or drainage project already under construction. While the main contract is in place, the change order highlights Tim Lanier Construction as the incumbent and suggests potential follow-on or similar roadway work funded by TSPLOST.
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Government Agencies in Bulloch County, Georgia
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Town of Register
City166 pop.
Ogeechee Technical College
Higher Ed2,437 students
Housing Authority of the City of Statesboro
Local Housing Authority
Georgia Southern University
Higher Ed30,116 students
Georgia Mosquito Control Association
Special District
City of Statesboro
City34,452 pop.
City of Brooklet
City2,063 pop.
Bulloch County School District
School11,068 students
Bulloch County
County85,454 pop.
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