Calhoun County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Calhoun County
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Marshall’s BRA is holding a July 23, 2026 public hearing on the Millbrook of Marshall Brownfield Housing TIF plan for a 994‑unit residential project on 121–125 acres along the Kalamazoo River. The $219 million build would add phased multifamily housing, major water/sewer and road infrastructure, and riverwalk and dog park amenities, funded in part through state/local tax capture over ~32 years. No construction contractor is selected in this record, so design, engineering, infrastructure, utilities, and vertical construction packages are still ahead. Firms in housing, infrastructure, utilities, and amenity design can engage with the developer and city as phases are sequenced.
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$219,000,000Jul 23, 2026Pivot Energy will construct a solar facility along 26 Mile Rd and H Drive N in Sheridan Township, using county primary roads for heavy haul traffic. CCRD and Pivot have executed a Road Use Agreement where Pivot funds up to $498,959.10 for a 2‑inch HMA overlay on 26 Mile Rd and H Drive N after construction, plus a $50,000 road‑maintenance escrow during work. Restoration construction will be done by or for the County, creating a defined paving project once solar construction ends.
Contract Award
$498,959Jul 16, 2026Key Capture Energy will build a battery storage facility on East Avenue in Pennfield Township, using East Ave and Morgan Rd for heavy haul traffic. Under a Road Use Agreement, the company will pay $400,000 for a 3‑inch HMA overlay on East Ave and a chip & fog seal with markings on Morgan Rd after construction, plus a $50,000 maintenance escrow during the build. CCRD will manage the restoration work, creating a defined paving and preservation project tied to this energy development.
Contract Award
$400,000Jul 16, 2026The Fire Department will replace its aging 2013 Ford Explorer inspector vehicle with a new 2026 Ford F‑350 crew cab purchased via the MiDEAL contract from LaFontaine Ford Lansing. The base vehicle cost is $55,833 with up to $25,000 for build-out, including cap, slide-out bed, emergency lighting, siren, radio, and decals, for a total of $80,833 split between the Special Project Fund and fire capital. Upfitters, communications integrators, and emergency lighting vendors can use this as a signal that Marshall actively modernizes fire fleet assets and uses state cooperative contracts.
Contract Award
$80,833Jul 20, 2026The City is replacing aging network switches that support servers, phones, wireless, security systems, and endpoints across facilities. Council will approve a $71,072.76 purchase from CDW Government, funded largely from the FY 2026‑27 IT budget with $67,000 already programmed and any overage shared across departments via the internal service fund. This is a full backbone refresh coordinated with an upcoming phone system replacement, signaling demand for deployment, configuration, and ongoing network and VoIP support.
Contract Award
$71,073Jul 20, 2026The Police Department will replace patrol unit M‑5, a 2022 Explorer Hybrid, with a 2027 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Hybrid via MiDEAL for $50,985. An additional $18,094 covers build-out: outfitting by Emergency Vehicle Products, a Coban in‑car and body cam system, a Panasonic Toughbook, and vehicle graphics, for a total of $69,079 within the Motor Pool budget. This reveals current standards for patrol tech and vendors, and indicates an ongoing hybrid fleet replacement program.
Contract Award
$69,079Jul 20, 2026The City is advancing the Brooks Fountain Centennial Restoration by hiring Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates for 2026 engineering services. WJE will draft a qualifications-based design-build RFP, assist with contractor selection, coordinate structural review, and support controls and water quality planning under a $48,000 contract plus $5,000 contingency from the Brooks Fountain Special Project fund. Design-build contractors, fountain specialists, controls firms, and water-treatment vendors should track this as staging for a larger construction and controls procurement in 2027.
Contract Award
$53,000Jul 20, 2026The July 10, 2026 AP list shows a $21,866 payment to Asphalt Solutions Plus for MRLEC east parking lot expansion and a $3,212 payment to Quality Excavators for asphalt repair at Dark Horse Brew. These point to recent awarded work expanding law enforcement center parking and associated site repairs. Civil and paving vendors gain insight into the City’s current partners and project scales, useful for upcoming parking, lot maintenance, and public safety facility upgrades.
Contract Award
$25,078Jul 20, 2026A fallen tree damaged the Oakridge Cemetery maintenance garage roof and siding in April 2026. Council is set to approve a $10,858 contract with Kustom US for targeted metal roof and siding repairs plus painting, with a $1,142 contingency funded from the Cemetery Trust Fund. Restoration and roofing subs may find follow‑on work on other aging cemetery assets, and the insurance-driven scope offers insight into City expectations on documentation and cost detail.
Contract Award
$12,000Jul 20, 2026The board is asked to approve June bond bills for Triangle totaling $300.61, tied to bond-funded work in the district. A summary of services is attached, indicating Triangle is already performing capital project services. This is decided work, but it reveals Triangle as an incumbent on bond projects and suggests ongoing, possibly larger, scope where additional construction, engineering, or project management support may be needed.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Calhoun County, Michigan
47 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Woodlands Library Cooperative
Library District
Town of Tekonsha
City1,523 pop.
Town of Sheridan
City1,893 pop.
Town of Pennfield Charter
City8,707 pop.
Town of Newton
City2,796 pop.
Town of Marshall
City3,162 pop.
Town of Marengo
City2,218 pop.
Town of Leroy
City3,681 pop.
Town of Lee
City1,058 pop.
Town of Homer
City2,910 pop.
Town of Fredonia
City1,586 pop.
Town of Emmett Charter
City11,741 pop.
Town of Eckford
City1,282 pop.
Town of Convis
City1,510 pop.
Town of Clarendon
City1,186 pop.
Town of Clarence
City1,889 pop.
Town of Burlington
City1,975 pop.
Town of Bedford Charter
City9,160 pop.
Town of Athens
City2,439 pop.
Town of Albion
City1,091 pop.
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