Carroll County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Under New Business, the council will consider approval of a 1.5 million dollar line of credit with Farmers’ and Merchants Bank. This facility would provide short-term financing capacity for the Town, potentially for cash flow management or to bridge funding for capital or operational needs prior to receipt of revenues or grants. Although the agenda lists a specific bank, indicating a likely preferred financial partner, this step signals the Town’s broader financing posture and possible upcoming capital activity. Financial services firms, advisors, and related consultants may find value in monitoring how this credit line is used, and in offering advisory services for debt management, bond issuance, or structuring future long-term financing as larger projects emerge from the FY 2027 budget and the Water Resources Element plan.
Budget Planning
$1,500,000Jun 9, 2026Carroll County approved spending authority of $2,500,000 to cover waste tons transferred above the FY26 budget to Modern Landfill. The county projects receiving approximately 180,000 tons of waste, an increase of 40,000 tons over the budgeted forecast, necessitating additional transfer services. This indicates a significant increase in waste volume for Carroll County, which could lead to future needs for waste management services, infrastructure, or consulting on waste reduction strategies. While the spending authority is for an existing contract with Modern Landfill via the Northeast MD Waste Disposal Authority, the increased volume may prompt future strategic planning or procurement for waste solutions.
Budget Planning
$2,500,000Jun 4, 2026Carroll County approved the purchase of PFAS Phase 2 Groundwater Remedial Investigation services from Tetra Tech, Inc. for $244,550. This continues the investigative phase to assess and delineate the extent of PFAS groundwater contamination at the Public Safety Training Center (PSTC), building on prior work by Tetra Tech. This decision is significant for environmental service providers as it highlights the county's ongoing commitment to addressing PFAS contamination and the value placed on vendor familiarity with complex sites. While the current phase is awarded, future remediation efforts will likely follow, creating potential opportunities for specialized environmental firms.
Contract Award
$244,550Jun 4, 2026On June 4, 2026, Carroll County staff requested Board approval to purchase a PFAS Phase 2 Groundwater Remedial Investigation from Tetra Tech, Inc. for contamination associated with the Public Safety Training Center site. This follows a competitively awarded 2021 contract under which Tetra Tech has already provided PFAS expertise and a preliminary site investigation workplan. The Phase 2 work, funded in the FY26 budget, will further delineate groundwater contamination and migration pathways to shape future remedial actions. While Tetra Tech is the incumbent for this phase, the project indicates a longer-term PFAS program where remediation design, construction, monitoring, and potential treatment solutions will be needed. Vendors in environmental consulting, remediation technologies, and long-term monitoring can position for subsequent phases and complementary services once this investigation refines the County’s remedial strategy.
Contract Award
$244,550Jun 1, 2026Carroll County approved a contract with Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, to serve as the Medical Director for the County's EMS operations. The contract is for an estimated annual amount not to exceed $213,000 for FY27, reflecting an increase in working hours. This contract ensures compliance with COMAR regulations requiring a Medical Director for EMS Operational Programs. While Johns Hopkins is the selected provider, this highlights the county's ongoing need for specialized medical oversight in emergency services and potential for related training, consulting, or equipment needs for EMS operations.
Contract Award
$213,000Jun 4, 2026Westminster is awarding its FY27 annual road striping work to Driven Pavement Maintenance and Services LLC dba Everline Coatings and Services Baltimore NE for $69,329.89. The work covers refreshing double yellow, solid white, and broken white lines on all city streets, funded in the FY27 operating budget. The main decision is made, but this confirms the incumbent and scope for follow-on striping, traffic safety, and pavement maintenance services.
Contract Award
$69,329Jul 13, 2026The Carroll County Board of Commissioners is being asked on June 11, 2026 to approve the purchase of Pavement Condition Survey & Analysis services from Mott MacDonald, LLC for 135,379, using a competitively bid State of Maryland contract. These biennial surveys feed into the county’s pavement management system to support budget optimization and maintenance decision-making for the Department of Public Works. The funds are already approved in the FY26 budget, so this is effectively a contract award/authorization rather than an open competition. For vendors, this establishes Mott MacDonald as the incumbent for pavement condition work in Carroll County and signals an ongoing, data-driven roadway asset management program that may generate follow-on needs in software, analytics, and related engineering services. Future opportunities may arise at the next biennial cycle, for integration of additional asset data, or for complementary roadway design and rehabilitation projects informed by the survey results.
Contract Award
$135,379Jun 11, 2026A detailed site and engineering plan shows two utility-scale solar projects, Carroll Heiland Solar, LLC and Carroll Heiland Solar 2, LLC, totaling about 4 MW AC near Finksburg, MD. ARM Group LLC has already completed ALTA survey, aquatic resource investigation, and Phase 1 ESA in 2025, and the drawings are dated June 17, 2026, indicating active development and likely county review. This is a private development that will still need construction, equipment, civil work, and possibly interconnection-related services, giving EPCs, subcontractors, and specialty vendors a path to approach the developer and ARM Group for upcoming packages.
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$0Jun 17, 2026Carroll County approved a contract with Proshot Concrete, Inc. for $99,320 to line a 24" x 322' storm drainage pipe using their ThermoForm Pipe Lining. This project addresses a severely deteriorated pipe identified by the Department of Public Works (DPW) and the Division of Roads Operations. This award highlights the county's ongoing need for infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation, particularly for aging storm drainage systems. While Proshot Concrete was selected for this specific project due to their ability to handle the pipe's configuration, it indicates a broader need for pipe repair and lining services within the county's infrastructure.
Contract Award
$99,320Jun 4, 2026Carroll County approved the purchase of the TeamDynamix ITSM System from Software House International (SHI) for $95,504.64. This new system will replace the outdated Track It ticket system, providing a robust solution with features like reporting, analytics, asset and software management, project management, and a self-service portal. This is a significant IT modernization effort, moving from a basic ticketing system to a comprehensive ITSM platform. While SHI has been selected for this implementation, there may be future needs for integration services, training support, or other IT consulting as the county fully leverages the new system.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Carroll County, Maryland
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Westminster Housing Office
Local Housing Authority
Town of Sykesville
City4,412 pop.
Town of New Windsor
City1,470 pop.
Town of Manchester
City5,527 pop.
Town of Hampstead
City6,395 pop.
Sykesville Freedom District Fire Department
Fire District
Springfield Hospital Center
Public Hospital
Carroll County Housing & Community Dev
Local Housing Authority
Carroll County Public Schools
School26,123 students
Carroll County
County177,108 pop.
Carroll Community College
Higher Ed3,582 students
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