Camden County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Camden County
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The city sought competitive sealed proposals for the Haddock Road Water and Sewer Facilities Expansion, funded by Tax Allocation District #1. Carter & Sloope, as city engineer, recommends awarding the project to Underground Excavating, Inc. with a low base bid of $3,110,365. This is a major utility expansion; while the prime award is decided, there is still opportunity for suppliers, subs, and future O&M or SCADA work.
Contract Award
$3,110,365Jul 13, 2026The City requested competitive sealed proposals for construction of the Haddock Road Water and Sewer Facilities Expansion, funded by Tax Allocation District #1. City engineers Carter & Sloope recommend awarding the project to Underground Excavating, Inc. at a base bid of $3,110,365. This is a large utility capital project now moving into construction, with potential follow-on needs for inspection, controls, and future phases in the TAD.
Contract Award
$3,110,365Jul 13, 2026Change Order No. 2 with J.W. Oliver Construction adds $25,800 for edge milling along curbs, sidewalks, cross roads, and intersections on Lakes Boulevard East, and milling two high elevation areas to improve pavement ride quality. This raises the contract from $1,455,281.49 to $1,481,081.49, with all other terms unchanged. The project remains active, signaling ongoing roadway work and a current paving contractor the city may use for future streets projects.
Contract Admin
$1,481,081Jul 13, 2026The City is considering Change Order #2 with J.W. Oliver Construction for the Lakes Boulevard East Improvements Project, adding $25,800 for edge milling and milling of high spots to improve ride quality and pavement transitions. The change raises the contract from $1,455,281.49 to $1,481,081.49. This indicates active roadway construction nearing paving completion and potential for follow-on inspection, striping, and maintenance work.
Contract Admin
$1,481,081Jul 13, 2026The Solid Waste Authority adopted FY2027 budgets for the Solid Waste Enterprise Fund ($5,129,839) and Curbside Collection Fund ($1,742,768), covering landfill operations, capital outlay, debt service, and curbside services. The cost-of-disposal analysis and FY27 tipping fees focus on aligning rates with actual operating costs and funding future closure and construction. Waste management and engineering vendors can pursue projects around landfill cell work, equipment, closure planning, and curbside service optimization.
Budget Planning
$6,872,607Jun 23, 2026The Solid Waste Authority and Board will consider on July 7, 2026 the purchase of a 2026 Cat 730 04A articulated truck from Yancey CAT for $640,294. This truck replaces a fire-damaged unit and is currently being rented as an emergency replacement. The plan is for 12 monthly payments at 4.99% interest with some lease payments credited to the purchase, indicating active equipment financing and fleet planning needs at the landfills.
Active Opportunity
$640,294Jul 7, 2026The City plans to purchase a full load of 588 curbside collection carts for residential trash service from Toter, LLC at a total cost of $36,520.68. This indicates active investment in standardized carts and potential growth or replacement in the residential program. Solid waste equipment vendors can note Kingsland’s cart brand and quantity for future replacements, lids, wheels, and related services.
Contract Award
$36,521Jul 13, 2026The city issued RFP #26-032 and received pricing from Toter LLC for 294 (half load) or 588 (full load) residential curbside collection carts. Staff recommend purchasing the full load of 588 cans from Toter for a total of $36,520.68, with delivery in 30–45 days. This expands the city’s cart inventory and suggests ongoing needs for solid waste equipment, replacement carts, and related services.
Contract Award
$36,521Jul 13, 2026The City received bids for fiber installation between Kingsland Police Department Headquarters and the O.F. Edwards Building and recommends awarding to low bidder Hull Electrical for $4,902.10. This will extend fiber connectivity between facilities, likely to support secure network, voice, and data services. It signals ongoing network infrastructure upgrades, with additional opportunities in hardware, security, and managed services.
Contract Award
$4,902Jul 13, 2026The city solicited bids for fiber installation from the new Kingsland Police Department headquarters to the O.F. Edwards Building, receiving quotes from four vendors. Staff recommend awarding the low bid to Hull Electrical at $4,902.10. This small IT connectivity project will create a new fiber route for public safety and administrative operations, potentially leading to further networking, security, and system integration work.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Camden County, Georgia
7 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Southeast Georgia Health System -- Camden Campus
Public Hospital
Southeast Georgia Consolidated Housing Author
Local Housing Authority
City of Woodbine
City1,059 pop.
City of St. Marys
City19,537 pop.
City of Kingsland
City20,343 pop.
Camden County School District
School9,649 students
Camden County
County59,099 pop.
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