Cocke County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Cocke County

13 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Cocke County Partnership reports $6 million in grants for construction of the Halls Top Bike Trails and $500,000 for planning, with environmental studies and trailhead appraisals finished. An RFQ for a general contractor is drafted and awaiting state review, and topo survey work on the trailhead is underway. Trail builders, civil contractors, and outdoor recreation consultants should monitor for RFQ release and engage around construction phasing, amenities, and economic development tie-ins.

Pre-RFP
$6,000,000Jul 20, 2026

Smoky Mountain Innovation Park is under a $4 million contract with Robert Campbell & Associates for infrastructure including sewer, water, paving, power, street lights, broadband, and landscaping. Sewer work funded by TDEC ARP has gone through bid issuance and an initial bid opening that was rejected, with rebids for 14 days. Utility contractors, broadband providers, and site development firms should track the rebid window, ongoing covenants/design guideline updates, and prospects looking for space at the park.

Pre-RFP
$4,000,000Jul 20, 2026

Within the $4 million infrastructure scope for Smoky Mountain Innovation Park, the Partnership report calls out broadband, telecom, street lights, and three-phase power alongside water, sewer, paving, and landscaping. Sewer design is in an active bid phase, but the report does not specify that broadband and telecom installations or lighting contracts have been procured. This suggests that while the overall park infrastructure program is underway, there may still be opportunities to provide fiber, network, smart lighting, and related technology solutions as utility partners and the county finalize packages. IT and utility vendors that offer industrial park broadband, dark fiber, or smart-city style lighting controls could approach the county and Newport Utilities to position their solutions for inclusion in the buildout as additional phases are scoped and bid.

Pre-RFP
$4,000,000Jun 15, 2026

For the Smoky Mountain Innovation Park (SMIP), Cocke County is closing out a TVA Invest Prep grant and has approximately $4,000,000 of infrastructure work under contract, including sewer, water lines, three‑phase power, street lighting, broadband/telecom, paving, and landscaping. Engineering and design work is being led by Robert Campbell & Associates and Barge Design, and sewer construction is underway with plans submitted to the State Department of Economic and Community Development for approval. The sewer portion is funded by TDEC ARP funds, and bid packages were distributed on May 20, 2026, with a bid opening scheduled for June 17, 2026, indicating an active procurement for that work. Beyond the sewer bid, the park will require ongoing engineering, utility coordination, site work, and potentially smart-park technology and tenant buildout as prospects are recruited. Vendors in civil infrastructure, broadband/telecom deployment, lighting, and industrial park services should track award results and position for change orders, follow-on packages, and tenant-specific improvements.

Active Opportunity
$4,000,000Jun 15, 2026

Purchase of two 2026 Ford Explorer Patrol vehicles, including upfitting and graphics/decals, to replace older vehicles.

Contract Award
$123,788Jul 16, 2026

Annual salt supply contract for the street department.

Contract Award
$154Aug 14, 2026

The board is set to approve bids from Luxedo for materials and labor to install a LuxCourts projection system, using TIPS cooperative contract #260105, at a cost of $50,000. This indicates a commitment to an interactive projection/athletic training system and associated AV infrastructure. EdTech and AV vendors can use this as intelligence about the district's interest in interactive athletic tech and plan follow-on conversations about integration, content, training, support, and future expansion to other gyms or spaces.

Contract Award
$50,000Jun 15, 2026

The board reviewed change orders 012-14 with George W. Reagan Company for ongoing gym renovations, including concession stand work, door hold closures, and asbestos removal totaling about $44,800. This confirms scope growth on an active construction project with an established GC. Facility, flooring, equipment, safety, and abatement vendors can treat this as incumbent intel and watch for additional work, upgrades, or related athletic facility projects tied to this renovation.

Contract Award
$44,832Jun 15, 2026

Newport/Cocke County was selected for the ECD Property Evaluation Program and hired Barge Design for Phase 1 environmental work, with a $100,000 SDG II grant awarded and $5,000 from the Industrial Development Board. The county plans to apply for a 2027 SDG grant to exercise an option and purchase property. Environmental firms, site selectors, and development consultants should track completion of Phase 1 by August and engage on subsequent site due diligence, acquisition, and preparation needs.

Grant Funding
$100,000Jul 20, 2026

The board will purchase the BeanStack Literacy program for $24,870.00 to support Summer Learning Camps, using the State Summer Learning Camp budget. This signals a move toward a digital or programmatic platform to track and encourage reading during summer. EdTech and literacy vendors can see BeanStack as the incumbent for summer reading engagement and look at integrations, data use, or alternative offerings for future renewals.

Contract Award
$24,870Jun 11, 2026

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