Durham County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Durham County

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Durham County is holding a public hearing on a performance-based incentive award up to $15,450,000 for AbbVie’s Project Glass, a new manufacturing campus investing $1.295 billion and creating about 734 jobs at the Parmer Edge site. The plant will be AbbVie’s U.S. center of excellence for small volume parenteral manufacturing and emphasizes partnerships with local talent pipelines and CTE programs. Construction, manufacturing equipment suppliers, workforce training providers, and local service firms should engage AbbVie and County economic development staff as the project ramps up over the next five years.

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$15,450,000Jul 13, 2026

Durham County is funding a new animal shelter capital project with $6,078,556 in LOBs and plans total construction costs around $55,000,000 plus $6,500,000 in off-site utilities and road work. RND Architects and Animal Arts have completed an advanced planning study, and RND will receive up to $5,578,556 for design services. Construction is expected to finish in 2030, creating opportunities for architects, engineers, builders, animal-care equipment vendors, and utility contractors as design progresses into bid packages.

Contract Award
$6,078,556Jul 13, 2026

Durham County is authorizing a contract up to $2,494,682 with Spartan Fire and Emergency Apparatus via the SAVVIK cooperative to buy six Braun Chief XL Select ambulances. Five units will replace aging vehicles and one will expand the EMS fleet, with idle-mitigation and graphics included. While the primary purchase decision is made, vehicle upfitters, medical equipment suppliers, telematics providers, and maintenance vendors can target follow‑on work and support for this expanded fleet.

Contract Award
$2,494,682Jul 13, 2026

Durham County is approving a $2,364,862 annual allocation contract with Alliance Health to manage and deliver mental health, developmental disability, and substance use services when other funding sources are unavailable. Alliance can use up to 2% of service funds for administration, with the rest dedicated to MH/DD/SUD services for eligible residents. This confirms Alliance as the LME/MCO partner and suggests continuing demand for clinical providers, telehealth platforms, care coordination tools, and analytics supporting their network.

Contract Award
$2,364,862Jul 13, 2026

Durham County is approving a $1,258,760 FY2026-27 service contract with the Animal Protection Society of Durham to operate the County’s animal shelter. APS will handle animal care, veterinary services, recordkeeping, dispositions, and fee collections. While APS is the incumbent operator, veterinary suppliers, shelter management software providers, and training vendors can offer APS products and services that support efficient shelter operations.

Contract Award
$1,258,760Jul 13, 2026

Durham County is creating a new Animal Shelter capital project with $6,078,556 in Limited Obligation Bond funds and awarding a design contract up to $5,578,556 to RND Architects. The planned 37,250 sq ft LEED‑oriented facility at 1117 Junction Road will house dogs, cats, small animals, a warehouse, and large-animal barn, with total project costs estimated around $55M plus off‑site utilities and road work. Construction and specialty animal-care facility vendors should track this project as it moves from design toward procurement for building, site work, utilities, and specialty systems.

Contract Award
$55,000,000Jul 13, 2026

Durham County is approving a contract up to $2,364,862 with Alliance Health to manage mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance use services for residents in FY2026-27. Alliance will use County funds where other payor sources are unavailable and provide detailed quarterly reports on service utilization and outcomes. Behavioral health providers, housing and peer support programs, and data/analytics vendors can engage Alliance to become part of its provider network or support reporting and outcome measurement.

Contract Award
$2,364,862Jul 13, 2026

Durham County is approving a $2,494,682 contract via the SAVVIK cooperative to buy six Braun Chief XL Select ambulances from Spartan Fire and Emergency Apparatus. Five units replace aging vehicles and one expands EMS fleet capacity under the FY 2026-2027 budget. The deal shows the county’s ambulance specs, pricing, and buying channel, useful for firms offering EMS vehicles, equipment, upfits, telehealth, or fleet services tied to future replacements and growth.

Contract Award
$2,494,682Jul 13, 2026

CPRC has a US HUD Lead Grant totaling $1.58 million to abate or remediate lead hazards in 43 pre‑1978 homes, focusing on households with young children. A separate Lead Capacity Building Program with HUD funding will build regional capacity, streamline intake, and collect data, in partnership with Rebuilding Together of the Triangle. With these multi-year projects moved into project-specific resolutions, there is ongoing need for environmental services, construction contractors, lab testing, and data/reporting tools.

Grant Funding
$1,583,300Jul 1, 2026

Durham County is increasing the Public Utilities administrative building capital budget to $2,110,233.26 and amending Metcon Inc.’s preconstruction services contract to a total of $581,031.84. Added scope includes rock scanning, site clearing, and BIM coordination for the 451 TW Alexander Drive project, updated to meet 20‑year program projections and regional growth. This signals an upcoming construction phase where general contractors, trades, building systems vendors, and BIM consultants can prepare for future bids or subcontracts.

Contract Award
$388,191Jul 13, 2026

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