Chester County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Chester County
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Chester County has enacted a 1% Capital Project Sales and Use Tax ordinance and is sending a $33,530,000 bond-backed project list to voters for a Nov. 3, 2026 referendum. The program covers dozens of capital projects, including parks, fire stations and equipment, 911 radio backup, ADA playgrounds, sewer upgrades, streetscaping, rail trail, and major building rehabilitations through 2035. No vendors are chosen yet; this is early-stage funding and scoping, giving architects, engineers, contractors, public safety tech firms, and recreation planners time to engage project sponsors before individual procurements are designed and bid.
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$33,530,000Jun 15, 2026Chester County School District is authorizing up to $9,000,000 in general obligation bonds, likely Series 2026, to fund capital improvements such as constructing, improving, equipping, renovating, and repairing school facilities and acquiring land. The superintendent is empowered to structure and sell the bonds, including via the SCAGO pooled GO debt program, with proceeds held in a dedicated acquisition fund. This is early-stage funding for a multi-project facilities program, creating upcoming needs for design, construction, furniture/fixtures, technology, and other capital-related services.
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$9,000,000Jul 1, 2026Chester County enacted Ordinance 2026-11 to place a one‑percent Capital Project Sales and Use Tax on the November 3, 2026 ballot, paired with authority to issue up to $33,530,000 in bonds. The ordinance is built on a Capital Projects Commission resolution that prioritizes a detailed list of facilities, parks, fire, utility, streetscape, technology, and public safety projects through 2035, with the tax expected to run from roughly May 1, 2028 through April 30, 2035 if voters approve. This creates a multi‑year funding and implementation pipeline for more than 20 named capital projects, ranging from park upgrades and museum renovations to 911 radio systems, sewer improvements, fire apparatus, ADA playgrounds, and downtown revitalization. While no individual procurements are defined yet, the ordinance clearly signals a future wave of design, engineering, construction, equipment, and technology contracts once the referendum passes and bonds are issued. Vendors can begin positioning now by aligning solutions to the listed projects and meeting with County leadership to understand phasing, delivery models, and potential partner requirements.
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$33,530,000Jun 1, 2026Chester County amended a prior land sale ordinance for about 4.563 acres on Doctors Court to Hazel Pittman Center, adjusting the legal description and per-acre price (about $296,595 total before survey credit). Ordinance 2026-15 again authorizes the County Administrator to use proceeds from this property sale to develop a County park on or about Doctors Court. The park project remains in concept, signaling upcoming need for site planning, park design, and construction services.
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$296,595Jul 6, 2026Chester County is amending an earlier ordinance and purchase agreement to sell about 4.563 acres on Doctors Court (three TMS parcels) to the Hazel Pittman Center at roughly $65,000 per acre, with minor adjustments for survey costs. The ordinance again authorizes the County Administrator to use sale proceeds to develop a County park on or about Doctors Court. The land sale to Hazel Pittman is set, but planning and delivery of the new park remain open, creating future design, engineering, and construction needs.
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$296,595Jul 6, 2026Chester County approved sale of the 0.07-acre Red Cross Building on Cadz Street to the City of Chester for $3,500. Ordinance 2026-13 directs that sale proceeds be used to develop a new County park on or about Doctors Court. The park project will need planning, design, and construction services, creating future work for park designers, civil engineers, playground vendors, and site contractors.
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$3,500Jul 6, 2026Chester County is conveying the 0.07-acre Red Cross Building property on Cadz Street to the City of Chester for $3,500 under an as-is purchase and sale agreement. Sale proceeds are explicitly authorized for development of a new County park on or about Doctors Court. The transfer and park funding create a small real estate transaction now and a forthcoming park design, construction, and amenities opportunity that has not yet been procured.
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$3,500Jul 6, 2026Council gave 1st reading to a rezoning request by Norstar Industrial LLC for about 5.04 acres at 1259 Armory Road from Restricted Industrial (ID-1) to Limited Industrial (ID-2). This change, backed by a 4-0 Planning Commission vote, suggests future industrial development or expansion on the site. Industrial builders, engineers, and utility providers should track this applicant as a likely source of upcoming site, building, and infrastructure contracts once entitlements are finalized.
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$0Jun 1, 2026Council approved 2nd reading of an ordinance to convey easement rights to Duke Energy Carolinas for utility infrastructure construction and maintenance at the Chester County Animal Shelter. This indicates upcoming utility work at the shelter site, likely tied to electrical or service upgrades. While the easement itself is decided, contractors and equipment providers may see follow-on work as Duke Energy builds out the infrastructure and the county adjusts shelter facilities.
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$0Jun 1, 2026Purchase of picnic tables for all three high school courtyards.
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Government Agencies in Chester County, South Carolina
8 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Lowrys
City183 pop.
Town of Great Falls
City1,927 pop.
Town of Fort Lawn
City973 pop.
Housing Authority of Chester
Local Housing Authority
Chester Metropolitan (water) District
Special District
Chester County Wastewater Recovery
Special District
Chester County School District
School4,590 students
Chester County
County32,323 pop.
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