Carteret County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Carteret County

13 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Asphalt paving for roadways in the USDA construction zone, including underground work and surface level work pertinent to asphalt replacement.

Contract Award
$2,558,000Aug 11, 2026

Final plat approval for Enclave at the Buffer Club, subdividing a 25.93-acre tract into 84 lots (79 single-family residential, 5 open space).

Contract Admin
$2,100,000Aug 11, 2026

Repair of damaged storm water underground line, slip-lining of aged pipe, and mill and fill asphalt repair for the 100 block of Queen Street (between Ann Street and Front Street).

Contract Award
$235,000Aug 11, 2026

Emerald Isle is declaring a 2004 and 2009 E-One Typhoon fire engine surplus and will sell them via online auction, likely using ShopGarage.com or GovDeals. One engine will be auctioned in the coming weeks and the other will be retained for a temporary Fire Station 2, then sold after the new Station 2 is built. This is decided disposal, but it signals upcoming auction inventory and the future completion of a new fire station that may need additional equipment and services.

Contract Award
$175,000Jul 14, 2026

The Planning Board reviewed the final plat for the Enclave at Beaufort Club, subdividing 25.93 acres into 79 single-family lots and 5 open space lots within a PUD. Infrastructure installation was approved via a bonded financial guarantee, with engineer-certified cost estimates totaling $143,950. This confirms an active residential build-out where civil contractors, homebuilders, and service providers can pursue construction, utility, and lot-level work as the project advances.

Contract Award
$143,950Jul 20, 2026

Budget amendment to fund the Queen Street storm water repair and resurfacing project.

Budget Planning
$235,000Aug 11, 2026

Emerald Isle completed a Classification and Compensation Study with Pontifex Consulting and is implementing a new FY 26-27 Pay Plan. The Town budgeted $100,000 for market adjustments, with $62,000 going to bring 19 employees up to new minimums and $38,000 reserved for targeted adjustments after a review later this summer. While the main consulting work is complete, this shows the Town is actively modernizing HR and pay practices and may seek future HRIS, payroll, or analytics tools to sustain the new structure.

Contract Award
$100,000Jul 14, 2026

The Town approved widening Campen Road from about 20 feet to 23 feet and resurfacing between Live Oak Street and near Carraway Drive, with Coastline Contracting recommended at an estimated $100,000. Underground USDA utility work is complete and budget amendments #24 and Capital Reserve Fund Amendment #8 were approved to fund the project. This is a decided street improvement contract, but vendors in paving, traffic control, and related services may find follow‑on needs, and the timing matters because work is targeted before the school year.

Contract Award
$100,000Jul 13, 2026

Special use permit for outdoor operation at Beaufort Bar, 410 A Live Oak Street. Requesting an unlimited period for the permit to continue outdoor operations, including a 6-ft tall fence, canopy, sound dampening materials, and ground inspections/cleanups.

Pre-RFP
$50,000Jun 23, 2026

Beaufort plans to widen and resurface Campen Road between Live Oak Street and near Carroway Drive, increasing width from 20 to 23 feet before the 2026–2027 school year. Staff requested authorization to proceed with Coastline Contracting, Inc. based on quotes around $92,000 and moved $100,000 from the roads reserve into the Public Works budget. The work is funded and vendor-selected, creating follow-on needs for traffic control, materials, testing, and future road projects drawing on the Roadway/Asphalt Reserve.

Contract Award
$100,000Jun 22, 2026

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