Craven County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Craven County
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The County approved a $400,256 budget to relocate over seven miles of fiber along Highway 70 for NCDOT Project R-5777C, with River City Construction selected as the lowest qualified bidder. NCDOT will reimburse about $335,246, leaving the County responsible for roughly $65,010 for a higher-count fiber upgrade. This marks the first major fiber upgrade in 20 years and creates ongoing needs for network design, splicing, testing, monitoring, and future expansions to schools, water assets, and libraries.
Contract Award
$400,256Jul 20, 2026Havelock has been selected to receive AV-8B Harrier BuNo 165427, the commemorative 250th Marine Corps Birthday aircraft. Fleet Readiness Center East presented three restoration options ranging from $120,628 to $205,706, and all options require funding a concrete pad for display. The Board is being asked which restoration level to pursue and whether to accept the aircraft. This decision will lead to restoration and site-construction work, potentially involving specialized contractors and funders.
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$205,706Jul 13, 2026Craven County is rolling over $317,400 into FY27 to continue building a 176-acre nature park on land acquired from the Coastal Land Trust. Parking, utilities, and restrooms are in place, while the dock, footbridge, kayak launch, signage, and park shelter are under construction, with additional funds earmarked for shelter construction, dock work, trails, and site work. The park is planned for completion in Fall 2027, indicating multi-year opportunities in site construction, trail building, outdoor structures, and amenities.
Budget Planning
$317,400Jul 20, 2026The Health Department received a one-time $6,894 WIC funding increase to buy office furniture. They plan to purchase two L‑shaped desks with privacy partitions and four mobile file pedestals, with a National Business Furniture quote around $6,893. This is a small, decided purchase but confirms NBF as the likely supplier and signals future small office fit-out needs before the September 30, 2026 spend deadline.
Contract Award
$6,894Jul 20, 2026The Health Department determined that a central server is needed to link the new Havelock Pharmacy with the existing New Bern pharmacy. A budget amendment of $27,891 is requested to purchase a PioneerRx-hosted server solution. Core vendor selection appears set, but there will be implementation, support, networking, and pharmacy IT optimization work around this new infrastructure.
Contract Award
$27,891Jul 6, 2026Craven County IT plans to expand its use of Polimorphic’s AI and customer service solutions for citizens in FY2027. The Board is asked to add $10,000 to an existing $30,000 budget to execute a new contract, totaling $40,000. While Polimorphic is the incumbent, there is room for adjacent services: integration to other systems, change management, analytics, and complementary digital engagement tools.
Contract Award
$10,000Jul 6, 2026Relocation and upgrade of 46 miles of fiber optic cable due to I42 expansion, including materials and installation, to double capacity.
Contract Award
$94Jul 7, 2026Following sale of 820 Fontana Boulevard for $150,000, staff propose building new overflow parking at the Recreation Complex. They plan to advertise for bids with a paved lot as the base bid and a gravel lot as an alternate, aiming for roughly 82 spaces. The Board is being asked for direction on bidding so construction can be completed before upcoming recreation seasons. This will be a small civil construction project suitable for paving and site-work contractors.
Active Opportunity
$150,000Jul 13, 2026Emergency Services accepted a $25,000 Duke Energy grant to replace its 2019 DJI drone, which has reached end-of-life for maintenance and software support. Funds will purchase a DJI Matrice 30T drone to support storm readiness, situational awareness, and multi-agency operations. The main hardware decision is made, but there may be needs for accessories, software, training, and long-term maintenance.
Grant Funding
$25,000Jul 20, 2026Craven County Emergency Services will purchase a DJI Matrice 30T drone funded by a $25,000 Duke Energy grant. The new unit replaces a 2019 drone that has reached end of life for maintenance and software support. This gives the County a modern platform for storm assessments, search and rescue, and multi‑agency response coordination, creating future needs for training, maintenance, accessories, and data workflows.
Grant Funding
$25,000Jul 6, 2026Explore Craven County's government projects — free.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Craven County, North Carolina
13 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Twin Rivers Opportunities, Inc.
Local Housing Authority
Town of Trent Woods
City4,106 pop.
Town of Bridgeton
City357 pop.
New Bern Area MPO
MPO
Housing Authority of the City of New Bern
Local Housing Authority
First Craven Sanitary District
Utility District
Eastern Carolina Council of Government
Local Agency
Craven County Schools
School12,584 students
Craven County
County104,167 pop.
Craven Community College
Higher Ed3,143 students
City of Havelock
City16,500 pop.
City of Cove
City387 pop.
Carolina East Medical Center
Public Hospital
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