Clayton County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Clayton County considered an IGA with MARTA for the Southlake Bus Rapid Transit line but tabled the resolution pending a work session and legal review. The project is at 30% design, with FTA committing about $60.9M and local half-penny sales tax and other funds involved. Transit design, construction management, public engagement, and utility coordination firms should monitor this as planning continues and multiple design, permitting, and construction packages emerge.
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$60,900,000Jul 7, 2026Clayton County awarded ITB 26-51 to Blount Construction Company for milling and resurfacing five roads, a $3.36M project funded by 2021 SPLOST and federal GDOT funds. A related construction agreement with GDOT sets oversight and funding shares. Paving, traffic control, materials, and inspection vendors can target this multi-road program for subcontracting, add-on safety features, and future phases tied to SPLOST and GDOT priorities.
Contract Award
$3,358,978Jul 7, 2026Clayton County is awarding ITB #26-51 for milling and resurfacing five roads, including Clark Howell Highway and Mt. Zion Road, to Blount Construction Company for $3,358,978.49. Funding comes from 2021 SPLOST and federal funds via GDOT, with a companion GDOT construction agreement and oversight fee. Transportation and paving-related vendors can use this to track Blount as the incumbent and look for traffic control, materials supply, inspection, or future resurfacing opportunities.
Contract Award
$3,358,978Jul 7, 2026Clayton County considered a bond resolution to issue up to $60,000,000 in GO bonds for Justice Complex upgrades tied to the 2027 SPLOST. The item initially failed on one vote but appears to have been reconsidered, with further Board discussion on advisor and bond counsel fees. Architects, engineers, construction managers, and security/IT integrators should treat this as a major upcoming capital program once financing is finalized.
Budget Planning
$60,000,000Jul 7, 2026Clayton County is issuing up to $60,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026, to fund upgrades to the Justice Complex as approved by voters in the 2027 SPLOST. Regions Capital Advantage, Inc. will purchase the bonds, providing capital for substantial facility improvements. Architecture, engineering, construction, and security/IT firms should monitor upcoming planning and design phases where the County will translate this bond funding into specific renovation, expansion, and systems projects.
Budget Planning
$60,000,000Jul 7, 2026Clayton County Senior Services is authorized to apply for and, if awarded, accept $904,418.95 in Older Americans Act funds for FY 2027. The grant supports ongoing services for older residents, likely including nutrition, transportation, case management, and wellness programs. Human services and healthcare vendors can engage now to understand program priorities and propose service models, technology, or training that could be funded under this sizeable grant.
Grant Funding
$904,418Jul 7, 2026Clayton County Senior Services was authorized to apply for and, if awarded, accept $904,418.95 in Older Americans Act grant funds for FY 2027 via the Atlanta Regional Commission. The grant supports continued services for older residents. Senior service providers, nutrition and transportation vendors, and program evaluation firms should engage early as the department plans how to program these dollars into specific contracts and service expansions for 2027.
Grant Funding
$904,418Jul 7, 2026The Police Chief requested approval of a 2-year MOU between the Riverdale Police Department and the Georgia Department of Labor, including a $250 deposit and $20.25 per record pull to access data for investigations. This suggests the department is formalizing data access processes but may still rely on manual lookups and per-record billing. Public safety software and investigative tools vendors can see this as a sign of ongoing demand for efficient data access, analytics, and cost tracking.
Pre-RFP
$250Jul 13, 2026Clayton County awarded ITB 26-40 for exterior renovations at Reynolds Nature Preserve to P&M Sullivan dba GreenHeart Enterprises LLC for $120,087, funded by CDBG. This covers construction-related improvements to the preserve’s exterior facilities. Contractors and park vendors should track this CDBG-funded work for potential follow-on needs like trail upgrades, signage, lighting, or additional site improvements.
Contract Award
$120,087Jul 7, 2026Clayton County Police Department is modifying its previously approved body armor purchase under a TIPS cooperative contract with Federal Eastern International. The change order updates plate models, adjusts quantities, and adds SWAT ID patches while keeping the total around $96,032 funded from the Police General Fund. Vendors of tactical gear can use this as incumbent intelligence and watch for future replacement cycles, training needs, or supplemental gear purchases beyond the current contract.
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