Fayette County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Fayette County
8 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Shamrock Industrial Park Emergency Access Road construction, including an unpaved road, fencing, and gates.
Contract Award
$2,892,312Aug 21, 2026Construction of Fire Station 85.
Contract Award
$7,981,687Jul 10, 2026Council approved a Guaranteed Maximum Price of $7,981,687 with MEJA Construction, Inc. as Construction Manager at Risk for the Fire Station 85 project. The main construction award decision is made, and the project will move into build and fit-out. Building trades, specialty subs, fire station equipment suppliers, and technology vendors can pursue subcontracting and outfitting opportunities through MEJA and the fire department.
Contract Award
$7,981,687Jul 9, 2026Peachtree City is set to approve a Guaranteed Maximum Price of $7,981,687 for Fire Station 85 with MEJA Construction as Construction Manager at Risk, funded by the 2023 SPLOST. A previous CMAR contract of $422,500 is being amended via Change Order 1 for $7,559,187 to reach the GMP, with groundbreaking planned in August 2026 and completion around June 2027. While the core build is awarded, there is near‑term opportunity for subcontractors, fire equipment suppliers, IT and security integrators, and furnishing vendors to support MEJA and the City during design‑finalization and build‑out.
Contract Award
$7,981,687Jul 9, 2026Peachtree City is set to approve a Guaranteed Maximum Price of $7,981,687 with MEJA Construction for Fire Station 85 under a CMAR contract initially awarded in April 2026 for preconstruction and general conditions. The GMP includes building and site work funded through SPLOST 2023 Project #10, with groundbreaking planned for August 2026 and completion around June 2027. While the prime is chosen, this is useful intelligence for subs, specialty trades, FF&E suppliers, and public safety technology vendors looking to support or equip the new station.
Contract Award
$7,981,687Jul 9, 2026Peachtree City presented its FY2027 operating and capital budget on June 22 and is holding a public hearing on July 9, with final adoption scheduled for August 20, 2026. The proposed General Fund is $60.8 million, with added positions in fire, EMS, planning, police admin, code enforcement, and library tech, plus substantial capital plans for stormwater, facilities, vehicles, Kedron pool enclosure, Braelinn field, and police HQ renovations. Vendors in public safety, public works, IT, parks, and consulting should treat this as a forward look at funded priorities and upcoming procurements over the next 1–5 years.
Budget Planning
$60,779,253Jul 9, 2026The council approved a proposal from UGA’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government to conduct a classification and employee salary study for the Town, at a cost not to exceed $20,233. The study will review positions and pay levels to inform future compensation decisions. This is already awarded but opens opportunities for HR tech, compensation consulting, and follow-on implementation once the Town acts on study recommendations.
Contract Award
$20,233Jul 16, 2026Shipping costs for a Skyjack Scissor Lift.
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