Floyd County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The Lafayette Redevelopment Commission awarded the Upper Elliott Utility and Drainage Project construction contract to F&K Construction, Inc. after reviewing two bids and correcting a mathematical error on the sanitary sewer bid line. The final awarded contract amount is 6263390, with substantial completion required by September 1, 2027 and final payment readiness by October 1, 2027, plus a requirement that 1.7M of drainage and proportional common work be completed and paid by November 30, 2026. This is a major multi‑year underground utility and drainage infrastructure project backed by detailed capital planning, offering significant subcontracting and materials supply potential around utility installation, drainage structures, road restoration, traffic control, and related services. Vendors can also position around change orders, specialty services, and adjacent work in the Upper Elliott area as F&K mobilizes and the city works to hit the 2026 expenditure milestone.
Contract Award
$6,263,390Jun 25, 2026Resolution LRC‑2026‑13 approves and authorizes a lease between the Lafayette Redevelopment Commission and the City of Lafayette Redevelopment Authority, and a related temporary site lease between the City and the Authority, to finance the Lafayette Theater renovation project via lease‑rental revenue bonds. The resolution allows the Authority to issue up to 24000000 in bonds with annual lease rentals not exceeding 3500000, backed primarily by TIF revenues from the Consolidated Creasy/Central allocation areas and secondarily by a special benefits tax, and specifies that Main Street road assets near the theater will be temporarily leased during construction. This sets the legal and financial framework for issuing bonds and then procuring and constructing the theater renovation and associated streetscape work, but it does not yet select design or construction vendors. It is valuable intelligence for firms experienced in bond‑funded downtown revitalization projects, signaling that program management, road/intersection improvements around Main Street, and theater construction packages will be sequenced under this lease structure once bond issuance is completed.
Budget Planning
$24,000,000Jun 25, 2026A remittance advice shows a $22,000 payment from Urethane of Kentuckiana, Inc to NAFCS tied to job number 46094 and invoice 062626. The note references "Other Job Expense NAHA/ Prosse," suggesting a specific project involving Prosser or NAHA facilities. While this reflects a settled transaction, it signals an existing relationship and potential for future work connected to facility or program operations.
Contract Award
$22,000Jun 29, 2026The Redevelopment Commission approved a proposal from studioAXIS for design services related to Lafayette Fire Department Fire Station 4, with a not‑to‑exceed contract amount of 35000. The scope includes assessing certain sites for feasibility, and producing a programmatic and conceptual design study to support decisions on station siting and building parameters for an additional fire station as the city grows. While this initial feasibility and conceptual design work has been awarded, it signals a future capital project to construct and equip a new fire station once a site and concept are selected. Vendors in fire station architectural design, cost estimating, station alerting systems, apparatus bays, and public safety equipment can begin building relationships and positioning for the forthcoming detailed design, construction, technology integration, and outfitting phases that will follow this study.
Contract Award
$35,000Jun 25, 2026The Public Health & Welfare Committee agreed to allocate $15,000 from the city's unrestricted opioid settlement funds to HOPE Southern Indiana to support its food pantry after contracts with Dare to Care and USDA ended. They also hope the county's JRAC program will match the $15,000, though the city funding is not contingent on that match. Nonprofit service providers and grant managers can see this as a signal that New Albany is open to proposals using opioid settlement funds for food security and related public health work.
Grant Funding
$15,000Jul 6, 2026At its June 25, 2026 meeting, the Redevelopment Commission approved Change Order 10 for the Park East Boulevard project with contractor Atlas Excavating. The change order totals 47036.73 and covers landscape mound and fire hydrant modifications requested by the Lafayette Fire Department (tracked as time and materials for 6546.93) and an additional 11310 square yards of 1.5‑inch HMA milling to extend resurfacing on McCarty Lane and Park East, with Milestone requesting one additional day added to the contract for paving operations. This adjustment illustrates the city’s responsiveness to fire department operational needs and willingness to extend paving limits to improve the corridor, while confirming that Atlas is the incumbent civil contractor and Milestone is involved in milling/HMA pricing. Vendors can use this as intelligence on current corridor standards, likely future maintenance and extension work, and potential subconsulting or materials opportunities on similar roadway projects as the Park East/Haggerty Lane–McCarty Lane corridor continues to be built out.
Contract Admin
$47,037Jun 25, 2026The Caesars Foundation of Southern Indiana awarded a $5,000 sponsorship to support district arts and cultural enrichment. Funds will buy mounting boards, adhesives, and refreshments for a large Spring Art Show, plus art supplies for Fairmont Elementary's International Day event. This shows active external funding for arts programming and supplies, suggesting ongoing needs for art materials, displays, and cultural event support in future years.
Grant Funding
$5,000Jun 29, 2026Prosser leadership recommends accepting a $1,000 donation from New Albany Professional Fire Fighters Local 410 for SkillsUSA competition expenses. The funds support Prosser School of Tech students attending or competing, likely covering travel, registration, or materials. This indicates an active SkillsUSA program with ongoing needs for competition-related supplies, travel coordination, and technical training support.
Grant Funding
$1,000Jun 29, 2026Explore Floyd County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Floyd County, Indiana
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Town of New Albany
City51,816 pop.
Town of Lafayette
City8,280 pop.
Town of Greenville
City7,817 pop.
Town of Georgetown
City11,322 pop.
Town of Franklin
City1,574 pop.
New Albany-floyd County Public Library
Library District
New Albany-floyd County Consolidated Schools
School11,380 students
Indiana University-southeast
Higher Ed5,293 students
Housing Authority of the City of New Albany
Local Housing Authority
Floyd County Public Library District
Library District
Floyd County
County81,931 pop.
City of New Albany
City37,329 pop.
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