Delta County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Delta County
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The Finance Committee recommended moving forward with a process to liberate the county’s defined benefit pension plan from MERS and bring it under county control. Actuarial analysis from CavMac shows projected savings of over $1 million, and the county may also serve as administrative agent for the Road Commission. This major structural change signals upcoming needs for investment management, benefits administration, legal work, and systems to manage pension payments in-house.
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$1,000,000Jul 21, 2026CEBRA is set to approve a Brownfield Plan for Kwik Trip at 501 N. Lincoln Rd with a maximum eligible activity obligation of about $1,044,590. Reimbursement will come from incremental state and local property taxes ($183,712 in state and $860,734 in local). This supports site cleanup and redevelopment, creating a funded pipeline of work where design, construction, environmental, and energy-efficiency vendors can help Kwik Trip and the city deliver the project within the Brownfield budget.
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$1,044,590Jul 15, 2026Kwik Trip, Inc. has a Brownfield Plan at 501 N. Lincoln Rd with an approved maximum eligible activity obligation of about $1.04 million, to be reimbursed from state and local tax increment. This supports redevelopment costs at the site and indicates a sizable private construction/rehab project. Construction, environmental, engineering, and site service firms can target Kwik Trip as the funded developer for follow-on work at this location.
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$1,044,590Jul 15, 2026Gladstone’s wastewater department is advancing a State Revolving Fund–financed collection system improvement project, with Disbursement Request #2 for $353,950.48 covering engineering, mobilization, sewer cleaning, and CIPP lining. The overall SRF loan is $6,065,000, and recent pay estimates show active construction work on sanitary sewers. This is a multi-year rehab program where contractors for sewer, lining, and related services can target future bid phases, change orders, and follow-on work such as additional mains, manholes, and asset management support.
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$6,065,000Jul 13, 2026The Delta Plaza Mall project at 301 N. Lincoln Rd (Dial Escanaba Mall 1 LP) is receiving a supplemental Brownfield Plan approval of $119,243.09. This raises the maximum eligible activity obligation to about $764,888, funded by incremental taxes from the redeveloped property. The mall is undergoing continued redevelopment, so architects, engineers, demolition firms, and retail buildout contractors can engage the owner on upcoming phases that remain within the expanded Brownfield budget.
Grant Funding
$764,888Jul 15, 2026Dial Escanaba Mall 1 LP received approval for an additional $119,243.09 in eligible activity costs under the Delta Plaza Mall Brownfield Plan, bringing the total to about $764,888. This signals continued or expanded redevelopment work at the mall site funded through tax increment. Construction, design, environmental, and retail repositioning specialists can approach the owner regarding upcoming phases tied to this expanded Brownfield budget.
Grant Funding
$764,888Jul 15, 2026Delta County Airport issued an RFP to wash, sand, prime, and re-coat three fuel tanks and repaint fuel identification markings. Two bids were received, and the Airport Board recommends awarding Porta-Painting the contract for $44,900, funded from airport fund balance via an FY2024 AEG grant. The contract is effectively decided, but vendors in coatings, safety, and inspection can watch for change orders, future tank work, and similar projects at the airport.
Contract Award
$44,900Jul 21, 2026Delta County Airport ran an RFP for replacement of ARFF turnout gear and received five proposals. The Airport Board recommends Iron & Axes’ FXR package for five PFAS-free turnout sets at $21,125 funded by an EGLE PFAS Airport Grant, plus one extra set and gloves using local funds with a planned grant amendment. The vendor choice is made, but this reveals PFAS-compliant gear standards, grant funding, and potential for future safety equipment buys or maintenance.
Contract Award
$21,125Jul 21, 2026The Delta County Economic Development Alliance invoiced the City of Gladstone for a $7,000 FY 2026 contribution for regional economic development services. This appears to be a membership or support payment rather than a competed contract. While the primary decision is made, vendors that support business attraction, industrial marketing, or grant strategy could align offerings with the Alliance and city’s shared priorities for future projects in Gladstone’s industrial and commercial areas.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Delta County, Michigan
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Wells
City4,854 pop.
Town of Nahma
City464 pop.
Town of Masonville
City1,637 pop.
Town of Maple Ridge
City694 pop.
Town of Garden
City774 pop.
Town of Ford River
City2,031 pop.
Town of Fairbanks
City298 pop.
Town of Escanaba
City3,525 pop.
Town of Ensign
City744 pop.
Town of Cornell
City566 pop.
Town of Brampton
City1,028 pop.
Town of Bay De Noc
City299 pop.
Town of Bark River
City1,594 pop.
Town of Baldwin
City702 pop.
Town of Balance of Garden
City587 pop.
Rapid River Public Schools
School278 students
Rapid River Housing Commission
Local Housing Authority
Mid Peninsula School District
School191 students
Gladstone Housing Commission
Local Housing Authority
Gladstone Area Schools
School1,490 students
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