Chippewa County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Chippewa County

9 projects across 1 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Airport staff propose replacing a 1993 Caterpillar 936F wheel loader that has major safety and reliability issues and costs $72,503 to repair. They recommend a certified pre-owned, larger-capacity loader able to safely handle an 11,000 lb snow blower, with a budget of $140,000–$200,000. No specific unit has been chosen yet, but CAT 950 and John Deere 644 models are identified as suitable options, signaling an upcoming equipment purchase decision and potential quotes/financing needs.

Pre-RFP
$200,000Jul 18, 2026

Sanderson Field Airport staff recommend awarding a bid to AIS Construction Equipment for a new 2025 John Deere 644G wheel loader. The proposal favors a new unit over lower-cost used or rental options due to reliability, warranty, and compatibility with existing maintenance capabilities. Total price with extended warranty and attachment bracket is about $221,800. This signals current fleet investment and a long service life plan, opening room for follow-on maintenance, training, parts, and equipment needs tied to airport and DPW operations.

Contract Award
$221,800Jul 18, 2026

A commissioner asked the city to evaluate creating an in‑house city attorney position versus continuing its current contracted legal services. The budget now covers about $95,000 in legal fees, including a $22,500 Chippewa County prosecuting services contract, plus $5,000 for tax tribunal appeal work. This review could lead to a restructured legal services model or rebid of external work, which matters to municipal law firms, prosecution service providers, and specialty tax appeal counsel.

Pre-RFP
$100,000Jul 18, 2026

The City of Sault Ste. Marie is entering a parking license agreement with Amazon.com Services LLC for exclusive use of city-controlled parking areas at 1301 W. Easterday Ave. The license runs 12 months with two optional 12‑month extensions at $3,250 per month, and the city must handle snow, trash, and site maintenance. This is a finalized real estate/parking deal, useful for firms that support municipal-tenant relationships, site maintenance, security, EV charging, or future expansions at this Amazon location.

Contract Award
$39,000Jul 18, 2026

Chippewa County is asking voters to approve a new 0.150-mill levy from 2026–2029 to fund a contract with the Community Health Access Coalition (CHAC). The millage would provide roughly $232,700 in the first year for staff salaries, benefits, small equipment, outreach, and education to support access to primary, behavioral, and preventive health services for uninsured and underinsured residents. This is a tax and funding decision, not yet a specific procurement. Health-care, outreach, and small equipment vendors should track the outcome, as CHAC’s expanded budget could create downstream purchasing for equipment, training, and outreach services once funding is secured.

Budget Planning
$232,707Jul 19, 2026

The Police Department plans to replace its aging 800MHz radio system and is seeking a FY 2026 FEMA Port Security Grant for $198,000 to accelerate the project. An RFP for phase one has already been issued, but award is being deferred pending the grant decision for 15 portable, 11 mobile, and two base station radios with programming, installation, and training. Radio, networking, and public safety tech vendors should track this as the grant outcome will drive contract award and future FY 2027-2028 replacement work.

Grant Funding
$198,000Jul 20, 2026

Junior Achievement of the Upper Peninsula is seeking $10,000 in 2% gaming revenue funds for a Financial & Career Education program for K-12 youth in Sault Tribe Unit 1. The total project cost is $108,960 and covers curriculum licensing, materials, volunteer recruitment, training, and school outreach. If approved, programming will be delivered in classrooms during the 2026-2027 school year, following a first year that reached 1,200 students. Education vendors and youth-service organizations may find follow-on opportunities around curriculum, training, and evaluation support.

Grant Funding
$108,960Jul 18, 2026

The Police Department is applying to the Michigan DNR Snowmobile Law Enforcement Grant for about $19,914 to cover personnel, operations, PPE, and a new snowmobile with emergency electronics. The current 2008 Ski-Doo 550X unit is aging and costly, and if the grant is awarded, staff will return with procurement recommendations before purchasing the replacement sled and equipment. Snowmobile and emergency equipment vendors can engage early around specifications and pricing to be ready when the grant decision and procurement come forward.

Grant Funding
$19,914Jul 20, 2026

Sault Ste. Marie Police Department has applied to the Michigan DNR Snowmobile Law Enforcement Grant Program for FY 2026-2027. The request covers one new 2027 Ski-Doo Renegade Adrenaline 900 snowmobile and emergency lighting/sound outfitting, replacing an aging sled. The equipment quote from a local dealer totals $13,130, with the department planning to sell an older unit separately. This is a concrete, grant-backed equipment purchase, relevant for OEMs, dealers, and upfitting vendors looking at current and future patrol fleet needs in a major snowmobile destination.

Grant Funding
$19,914Jul 13, 2026

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