Clark County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Clark County

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

The Charlestown Sanitary Sewer Board reviewed Change Order 6 for the 4.0 MGD Water Reclamation Facility expansion on July 16, 2026. The $101,675.44 change order adds sludge line flushing connections, RAS pump modifications, heat tracing, effluent sampling changes, and electrical field directives, and extends final completion by 138 days due to extra sludge disposal. The overall contract is now $41,520,400.33 with Pace Contracting as the general contractor. This confirms the incumbent team and signals potential follow-on needs for process equipment, controls, sludge handling, and construction support as the plant is completed.

Contract Admin
$41,520,400Jul 16, 2026

The Charlestown Commons BOT project with GM Development Companies is mid-construction, with a total contract value of $2,737,935.25 and $1,892,162.20 paid to date, including a June 24, 2026 draw of $340,491.65. Remaining contract value of $845,773.05 and substantial completion targeted for July 31, 2026 signal near-term finish and potential follow-on needs for programming, maintenance, and surrounding streetscape phases.

Contract Admin
$2,737,935Jul 7, 2026

The Redevelopment Commission issued an RFPQ under Indiana’s BOT statute for a Little League Park renovation P3 at 150 & 152 Steve Hamilton Drive with a proposed budget of about $2.8 million. The selected team must finance, design, and construct the improvements, with a 90‑day scoping period and targeted groundbreaking in early June 2027. Proposals are due August 14, 2026, making this a near-term opportunity for design-build, P3 developers, and sports facility contractors.

Active Opportunity
$2,800,000Jul 7, 2026

GM Development Companies is actively constructing the Charlestown Commons project under a BOT agreement, with a total contract value of about $2.74 million and $1.89 million paid to date. A June 24, 2026 disbursement request and invoice for $340,491.65 show continued work on pavilion, retaining walls, electrical, and concrete features. With roughly $846,000 remaining, there is room for vendors to provide finishing elements, programming, furnishings, and maintenance services as the site nears substantial completion around July 31, 2026.

Contract Admin
$2,737,935Jul 7, 2026

The Redevelopment Commission is issuing an RFPQ for a Little League Park renovation P3 at 150 & 152 Steve Hamilton Drive, with an estimated budget of about $2.8 million. The selected team must provide financing, design, and construction and deliver a guaranteed maximum price after a 90‑day scoping period. Proposals are due August 14, 2026, so design-build-finance teams with sports or park experience should engage quickly with The Wheatley Group and Commission leadership.

Active Opportunity
$2,800,000Jul 7, 2026

Charlestown is awaiting HUD guidance on $4 million in grant funds for Charlestown Landing improvements and the outcome of a $6 million LEI application to the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. The city’s arts and culture LEI application was not funded, but significant infrastructure and redevelopment work is still contemplated once funding details are clarified. Grant-writing, project management, and design firms can help refine scopes, compliance strategies, and shovel-ready packages tied to these federal and state funds.

Grant Funding
$10,000,000Jul 7, 2026

Duke Energy Indiana is seeking a perpetual easement over Redevelopment Commission property near High Jackson Road for regional transmission upgrades, offering $473,550 in compensation. Detailed plats show a 5.739‑acre easement crossing two Commission parcels. This utility upgrade will support Shadow Lake and nearby logistics development, creating future site work and infrastructure coordination opportunities for civil, electrical, and industrial contractors.

Pre-RFP
$473,550Jul 7, 2026

Development in the Shadow Lake business park is expanding, with Clark County REMC’s subcontractor installing conduit and boxes and Duke Energy seeking a new easement for future expansion at Shadow Lake Park. Duke has offered $473,550 for a perpetual transmission easement across Redevelopment Commission property, with survey exhibits prepared by Colliers Engineering. Utility contractors and site developers can track this area for future vertical projects or infrastructure work tied to growing power capacity.

Public Updates
$473,550Jul 7, 2026

Greater Clark County Schools is entering a professional services contract with Mindful Growth, LLC to provide up to 75 psychoeducational evaluations in the 2026–2027 school year. The district will pay $1,850 per evaluation, not to exceed $138,750, with materials supplied by the contractor and services delivered in line with Indiana Title 511 Article 7. This confirms Mindful Growth as the current outside evaluator and signals ongoing demand for special education evaluation capacity and related services, with a written option to extend or renew.

Contract Award
$138,750Aug 1, 2026

Greater Clark County Schools is entering a five-year full maintenance agreement with Elevated Facility Services to service elevators across multiple schools for $2,000 per month. The contract covers monthly visits, full-coverage parts replacement for most components, and annual safety testing per ANSI A17.1, and designates Elevated as the exclusive elevator service provider. This establishes Elevated as the incumbent through at least mid-2031, signaling future needs for inspections, modernization, accessibility upgrades, and related building system work.

Contract Award
$120,000Jun 30, 2026

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