Dekalb County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Council is considering a 10‑year master services and purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise for police equipment and services, valued at about $720,475.50. This would lock in Axon as the long‑term platform for body cams, tasers, cloud evidence, and related services. Competitors and integrators should treat this as incumbent intelligence and look for integration, training, policy, and back‑office support needs over the life of the agreement.
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$720,476Jul 20, 2026The council will consider Resolution 26-13 to enter a 120‑month Master Services and Purchasing Agreement with Axon Enterprise for police equipment and services. The estimated total cost is $720,475.50 for long‑term technology, devices, and service packages. This is a live decision on a major public safety tech stack; competitors in body cams, in‑car video, TASER alternatives, digital evidence, and cloud services should engage quickly with leadership about options, integration, and lifecycle costs.
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$720,476Jul 20, 2026TIF 3 funded work in the 100 block of South 2nd Street with commitments of $65,663 to Elliott and Wood and $39,488 to Wagner Excavating LLC, both fully paid. This signals recent utility, street, or site work in a key downtown block. While these specific contracts are complete, similar blocks and adjacent infrastructure may require future improvements, giving construction and engineering firms insight into the type and scale of work the City is commissioning in the Central Business District.
Contract Award
$105,151Jul 24, 2026The district is planning to transition its high school College Algebra course to a dual credit MAT 150 offering with Kishwaukee College. The proposal outlines alignment with Kishwaukee’s Early College Program and details materials, staffing, and student fee structure. The plan requires purchasing Cengage curriculum resources and a classroom set of textbooks, plus teacher curriculum-writing time, creating a concrete need for math curriculum and dual credit support solutions.
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$5,878Jul 20, 2026The city plans a 2026 Sidewalk Program totaling $37,500, splitting work among small local contractors. Brady Construction would receive up to $6,800 for sections on various streets plus $6,000 near the Main & Railroad flagpole, and C. Johnson Trenching up to $24,700 for work on Center, Mechanic, and 1st Streets. Concrete and engineering vendors should see this as minor award intel and watch for similar annual sidewalk or small civil packages.
Contract Award
$37,500Jul 20, 2026The 2026 Sandwich Sidewalk Program totals $37,500, with proposed awards to Brady Construction and C. Johnson Trenching for multiple remove-and-replace jobs across several streets and near the Main & Railroad flagpole. The agenda outlines specific job numbers and not-to-exceed amounts of $6,800, $24,700, and $6,000, with discussion to waive competitive bidding and award to these firms. While the primary work is decided, concrete suppliers, traffic control, and ADA compliance consultants can pursue subcontracting and related services, and monitor for future annual sidewalk programs.
Contract Award
$37,500Jul 20, 2026The 2026 Sandwich Sidewalk Program totals $37,500 and is divided into three small replacement packages across multiple streets. Council will discuss waiving competitive bidding and awarding two segments to Brady Construction and one to C. Johnson Trenching, with not-to-exceed amounts of $6,800, $24,700, and $6,000. While these awards are largely decided, they show the scale and type of concrete work the city outsources annually. Contractors can track these incumbents and prepare for future sidewalk cycles or related small civil projects.
Contract Award
$37,500Jul 20, 2026The 2026 Sandwich Sidewalk Program totals $37,500 and is split into three concrete replacement packages. The council plans to waive competitive bidding and award about $6,800 and $6,000 of work to Brady Construction and $24,700 to C. Johnson Trenching for specified streets and the Main & Railroad flagpole area. While awards are effectively decided, concrete and civil vendors gain insight on scope, incumbents, and timing for future sidewalk cycles.
Contract Award
$37,500Jul 18, 2026The council will discuss waiving competitive bidding and accepting American Energy’s proposal for an HVAC unit for the Annex Building, not to exceed $29,561 funded through DCEO Appropriation SR230064. This indicates a planned equipment replacement with identified funding and a proposed vendor, but final approval is pending. HVAC suppliers, controls integrators, and maintenance providers should track this for potential subcontracting, controls upgrades, and future service work on the new system.
Active Opportunity
$29,561Jul 20, 2026Council will discuss waiving competitive bidding and accepting a proposal from American Energy for a new HVAC unit at the Annex Building, not to exceed $29,561. The project will be funded through the DCEO Appropriation SR230064, indicating outside grant or state funding. Vendor selection appears effectively made, but implementation, controls, and ongoing maintenance will follow. Building systems and energy contractors should note American Energy as the likely installer and the DCEO funding path for similar upgrades.
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