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Government Projects in Columbia County

23 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Pard House project: extensive renovation, modification, and addition to create a community center in Appling.

Contract Award
$3,358,841Aug 6, 2026

Design and construction of a new 5.0 million gallon reservoir, including geotechnical study, surveys, design of water pipes, electrical, controls, frontage improvements, access drive, gates, tree, and landscaping.

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$20,000,000Aug 20, 2026

Burlington Water District adopted a $1.521 million budget for FY 2026-27, including $516,140 for the Water Utility Program and $615,875 in operating contingency. There is also $225,000 for a fire protection special fund. No specific projects or procurements are itemized, but this defines the spending envelope for operations, capital needs, and contracted services next year. Vendors should read this as a signal of stable utility funding rather than an immediate RFP.

Budget Planning
$1,521,000Jul 1, 2026

The Burlington Water District corrected its FY 2026-27 budget and set total appropriations of $1,463,000, including $516,140 for the Water Utility Program and significant operating contingency. No specific projects are itemized, but the budget frames spending on water operations, debt service, transfers, and fire protection. This signals available funding for routine and unplanned utility needs, where vendors of water system services, equipment, and consulting should track upcoming board agendas for concrete procurements against these lines.

Budget Planning
$1,521,000Jun 17, 2026

Resolution 26/27-01 adopts Burlington Water District’s FY 2026-27 budget totaling 1,521,000, with 516,140 appropriated to the Water Utility Program and 225,000 to the Fire Protection Program. Significant amounts are also reserved for debt service, transfers, and a substantial operating contingency of 615,875 in the General Fund. This budget framework signals the district’s spending capacity for water utility operations, capital outlay, consulting, and fire services in the coming year. For vendors, it confirms that the Board has formal funding authority in place to support operational contracts, engineering, consulting, communications, and potential capital projects that may be developed from this budget but not yet procured.

Budget Planning
$1,521,000Jun 17, 2026

On June 11 the board approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the Booster Club for a covered stadium at the football field and track. RA Gray Construction, represented by AJ Michaud, outlined a wood-frame design with permitting to start after MOU approval, footings after the 2026 football season, and completion by the 2027 track season; contract price is $671,575, with some in-kind work expected. While the prime builder appears chosen via the boosters, there is still opportunity for subcontractors, materials suppliers, turf/track vendors, AV/lighting, and seating/scoreboard providers to support the project and future stadium enhancements.

Contract Award
$671,575Jul 9, 2026

Dredging and disposal of solids from water treatment plant ponds (Jim Blanchard and Clarks Hill)

Contract Award
$400,000Aug 26, 2026

Cisco equipment life cycle purchase for Sheriff's Office (failover and business continuity).

Contract Award
$349,594Aug 6, 2026

Cisco SmartNet renewal payment authorization for maintenance support.

Contract Award
$232,514Aug 6, 2026

Cisco equipment life cycle purchase for Water Utility (network switches and gear).

Contract Award
$184,433Aug 6, 2026

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