Forrest County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Forrest County
10 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
The City approved a sole source purchase of a Printquest Automated Fingerprint/palm (AFIS) identification system desktop hardware and software upgrade for $18,745. This confirms the current AFIS platform and vendor for police fingerprint and palm print identification. Public safety technology vendors gain insight into the incumbent system and can time future outreach around lifecycle replacement, integrations with RMS/CAD, and training or maintenance needs.
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$18,745Jul 21, 2026The City approved a sole source purchase and Master Services Agreement with CivicPlus to host the Land Development Code and Form Based Code, with a $16,070 one-time fee plus ongoing annual hosting. The decision designates CivicPlus as the content hosting platform for these codes. This is decided work but signals CivicPlus as a key web/content incumbent, creating potential opportunities for related digital services, integrations, and future renewals.
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$16,070Jul 21, 2026The board is considering acceptance of a $60,265 quote from Chris Albritton Construction Company, Inc for maintenance on the Main St bridge over Green's Creek at Leeville Rd. This is a defined transportation maintenance project with a contractor identified. Bridge and roadway service providers can treat this as incumbent intelligence and a sign of ongoing structure maintenance needs in the corridor.
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$60,265Jul 7, 2026The board is asked to accept a $25,700 quote from Homestead Services, LLC to replace the 8th Ave culvert, based on Shows, Dearman & Waits' recommendation. This indicates a small drainage infrastructure project with vendor selection effectively decided. Contractors in drainage, concrete work, and traffic control may still see follow-on or related work needs in the area and can track Homestead as incumbent.
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$25,700Jul 7, 2026The board is asked to accept a sole source letter from Prairie Dog Boring and purchase a Prairie Dog Boring Machine at a cost of $15,509.89 for Clearwater Solutions. This adds trenchless boring capability to the city's or its operator's utility toolbox, with the product already selected via sole source. Competing equipment and service firms can treat this as insight into the preferred technology and may look to supply accessories, training, maintenance, or future replacement.
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$15,509Jul 7, 2026The Board is asked to accept a quote from C B Developers for $57,200 to replace the Cherry Oak grinder pump station, based on the recommendation of engineer Shows, Dearman & Waits. This signals that C B Developers is the selected contractor and the city is investing in wastewater infrastructure upgrades. Public works vendors can note C B Developers as an incumbent and Shows, Dearman & Waits as a consulting engineer for future sewer and pump station work in Petal.
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$57,200Jun 16, 2026The city will accept Supplemental Agreement #1 and an overrun to make final payment of $173,377.74 to Grady Crawford Construction Co, Inc for Castlewood Sewer Improvements, per Shows, Dearman & Waits' recommendation. This reflects closeout of a sewer capital project with change order activity. Sewer and civil firms gain insight into Grady Crawford as the construction incumbent and into Shows, Dearman & Waits as engineer for this neighborhood, useful for future phases or similar work.
Contract Admin
$173,378Jul 7, 2026The council approved Resolution 2026-417 authorizing a sole-source contract with SEON-A Safe Fleet (Safe Fleet/SEON) for a camera system, described as a “Fleet SAFE” system with video surveillance on certain transit trucks and staging areas, tied to disaster and debris monitoring. The item references a sole source letter and specifies the use of Safe Fleet-branded cameras and software for City transit operations, positioning SEON-A Safe Fleet as the exclusive distributor. This confirms that the primary hardware/software vendor has been chosen and the purchase/extension is authorized, so initial competitive opportunity is closed. However, there is likely ongoing need for installation, integration with existing systems, storage/analytics, maintenance, and future expansions of fleet surveillance and transit security technology. Vendors that complement Safe Fleet (e.g., back-end video management, network upgrades, cybersecurity, storage, or analytics) or that can support implementation and maintenance have a relevant entry point, and competitors can track this as a three-year 2023–2026 term for future rebid timing.
Contract Award
$11,271Jun 2, 2026The city will pay invoice #27949 for $432 to Shows, Dearman & Waits for Matthews Branch sidewalk construction management and Estimate #6 for $76,991.69 to Homestead Services for Matthews Branch sidewalk improvements. This indicates an active sidewalk capital project, with engineering and construction vendors already in place and progress billing underway. Sidewalk, ADA, and streetscape providers can treat this as incumbent and timing intel for possible extensions or similar projects nearby.
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$77,424Jul 7, 2026The city will pay Estimate #6 in the amount of $18,812.70 to Warren Paving for 2025 paving, per Shows, Dearman & Waits' recommendation. This shows an ongoing multi-estimate street paving program with a paving contractor and engineer in place. Asphalt, milling, and striping providers can treat Warren and Shows, Dearman & Waits as key incumbents and watch for future bid packages when the next annual paving cycle is scoped.
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$18,813Jul 7, 2026Explore Forrest County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Forrest County, Mississippi
21 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
William Carey University
Higher Ed
University of Southern Mississippi Campus Police
State Agency
University of Southern Mississippi
Higher Ed17,101 students
The Housing Authority of the City of Hattiesburg
Local Housing Authority
Petal School District Police
City Department
Petal School District
School4,400 students
Petal Police Department
City Department
Petal Fire Department
Fire District
Pearl River Community College - Hattiesburg Campus Police
State Agency
Pat Harrison Waterway District
State
Hattiesburg-petal-forrest-lamar MPO
MPO
Hattiesburg Police Department
City Department
Hattiesburg Petal and Forrest County Library
Library District
Hattiesburg Fire Department
Fire District
Forrest General Hospital Department of Public Safety
State
Forrest General Hospital
Public Hospital
Forrest County Sheriff's Department
County Department
Forrest County Schools
School2,106 students
Forrest County Agricultural High School Campus Security
County Department
Forrest County
County78,435 pop.
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