Cochise County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Cochise County
28 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
San Pedro Golf Course’s CIP allocates about $1.1M through FY31 for clubhouse improvements, greens mower and maintenance equipment, range ball dispenser, practice facility and bunker renovations, patio and restroom upgrades, parking lot repaving, and rough/practice irrigation. Troon manages operations, but the City funds capital. Course architects, irrigation designers, and contractors can help prioritize projects and design upgrades that support revenue growth and maintenance efficiency.
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$1,092,000Jun 18, 2026The City is advancing the Shared Use Path Lavender Pit East Segment, a $4.5 million multi-partner bikeway project, and discussed authorizing up to $100,000 of bed‑tax‑sourced capital improvement funds as contingency. Staff reported nearly $1.4 million in new resources since April 2026, ADOT agreement to design changes that cut roughly $400,000 from the original bid, and construction scheduled to start August 3 with completion by January to meet an EDA grant closeout window. This item shows that while core construction funding is in place, the City may still need supplemental money, value‑engineering, and tight project controls to stay within budget and schedule. It also underscores significant economic development goals, including survey estimates of 205 new jobs and $12.7 million in new private investment over nine years from increased tourism. This is a timely lead for firms that can support construction management, grant compliance, economic impact analysis, wayfinding, lighting, safety, or tourism marketing around the corridor.
Pre-RFP
$4,500,000Jun 16, 2026Budget documents list Infinite Visions for accounting and PowerSchool as the student information system, plus InTouch for bookstore receipting, indicating Benson USD’s core administrative tech stack. There is also significant capital budget for tech hardware and software in FY 2026-27. IT and EdTech vendors should treat this as incumbent intelligence and look for integrations, add-ons, and replacements that work with PowerSchool and Infinite Visions rather than competing head-on right away.
Public Updates
$930,143Jul 13, 2026At the June 2, 2026 meeting, the Mayor reported a potential $1.5 million Congressional Wastewater Award. While it appears preliminary, it signals that Bisbee is pursuing or has been recommended for federal funding to support wastewater system improvements. The City simultaneously is paying RH Borden & Co. for assessment services and manhole inspection, and referenced an EDA sewer lateral project in the payables, showing that wastewater condition assessment and rehab work are already underway. If the congressional allocation is finalized, the City will need to prioritize projects such as main replacements, lateral rehab, manhole repair, or plant upgrades and bring them through design and construction procurement. This is a strong pre‑RFP signal for civil engineers, CM/GC contractors, trenchless rehab firms, and grant administration consultants who can help translate federal dollars into scoped, shovel‑ready and compliant projects.
Grant Funding
$1,500,000Jun 16, 2026Council adopted the FY 2026-2027 final budget, including a $612,741 General Fund subsidy for the San Pedro Golf Course, with planned additional worksessions to develop a turnaround plan with Troon. The course is running an annual subsidy around $750,000 and there is clear political pressure to justify or reduce this support. This is an opening for golf/course management, financial analysis, and revenue-generation consultants to help design a sustainable operating model and capital plan.
Budget Planning
$612,741Jul 13, 2026Staff proposed a cooperative purchasing agreement with Willdan Group, Inc. to comprehensively update Benson’s zoning regulations, including industrial uses, water and noise standards, and a new data center section, but Council tabled the item to give new members time to review. A future worksession with Willdan is planned and Council may seek additional consultants or citizen input. Zoning and land use consulting firms have a near-term chance to influence scope or compete if Council opts for its own procurement instead of piggybacking.
Pre-RFP
$75,000Jul 13, 2026The Police Department is purchasing a 2027 Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD from San Tan Ford for $53,021.62 under a state contract, with about $25,000 budgeted for outfitting. This is one of potentially multiple vehicles in a $100,000 capital line. Vehicle is spec’d with police package and fleet telematics. Upfitting, in-car tech, and fleet management vendors have near-term opportunities on the installation and future fleet replacements.
Contract Award
$78,022Jul 13, 2026The City is approving and ratifying a contract between SEAGO Area Agency on Aging and the Tombstone Old Fire House Senior Center to reimburse meal program costs. SEAGO will reimburse up to $85,000 from July 1, 2026 through July 30, 2027. This confirms stable funding for the center’s nutrition services, creating ongoing needs for food supply, kitchen equipment, program management, and potential expansion of senior services.
Contract Award
$85,000Jul 8, 2026The city is ratifying a contract between SEAGO Area Agency on Aging and the Tombstone Old Fire House Senior Center to reimburse up to $85,000 in meal program costs from July 1, 2026 to July 30, 2027. This funds food service operations for seniors. With a defined reimbursement cap and term, the center will be managing food procurement, meal delivery, and reporting. Food service providers, nutrition software vendors, and senior program consultants can explore how the city will scale and track this meal program under the new contract.
Contract Award
$85,000Jul 8, 2026The council approved and ratified a contract between SEAGO Area Agency on Aging and the City of Tombstone for the Old Fire House Senior Center. The agreement reimburses up to $85,000 in costs for the meal program from July 1, 2026 to July 30, 2027. This secures a substantial funding stream for nutrition services to seniors. Food service providers, kitchen equipment vendors, and program management software firms can look at how the center will handle meal volume and reporting under this reimbursement cap.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Cochise County, Arizona
44 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Willcox Unified District
School1,086 students
Whetstone Fire District
Fire District
Valley Union High School District
School87 students
University of Arizona-sierra Vista
Higher Ed487 students
Tombstone Unified District
School876 students
Sunnyside Fire District
Fire District
St. David Unified District
School436 students
Sierra Vista Unified District
School4,461 students
Sierra Vista Metropolitan Planning Organization
MPO
San Simon Unified District
School98 students
Saint David Fire District
Fire District
Presidential Estates/babocomari/woody Hills Fire District
Fire District
Pomerene Elementary District
School115 students
Pirtleville Fire District
Fire District
Pearce Elementary District
School132 students
Palominas Fire District
Fire District
Palominas Elementary District
School839 students
Naco Fire District
Fire District
Naco Elementary District
School273 students
Mescal-j6 Fire District
Fire District
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