Georgetown County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Georgetown County
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Lease and purchase of 714 new 800 MHz public safety radios.
Contract Admin
$7,247,817Jun 18, 2026The board reviewed the draft 2026-2027 general fund budget totaling $128,033,066, with details on salary increases, security, special education, utilities, and contract services. The plan adds $3.9 million in net expenditures funded by revenue growth and a 3-mill tax increase, with specific line items for Kelly Services, county security, and rising special education compliance costs. Vendors in HR/payroll services, SPED compliance, security, utilities, and contracted services should track this as it shapes what can be funded in the coming year.
Budget Planning
$128,033,066Jun 2, 2026The Engineering Department is seeking authorization for staff to file an Economic Development Administration (EDA) grant application to fund two capital improvement projects: stormwater pump upgrades at the City Hall Drainage Station and rehabilitation of the water treatment plant sedimentation basin and disinfection system. The total estimated project cost is $8,232,400, with $6,585,920 requested from EDA and a 20% local match of $1,646,480 from the City; engineering design is already budgeted in FY26 and stormwater design work is being paid through a state grant. The budget narrative and SF‑424 materials indicate substantial construction scopes including new large axial‑flow pumps, generator and SCADA upgrades at the stormwater station, and structural and process upgrades at the WTP basin plus conversion from chlorine gas to sodium hypochlorite, with construction anticipated to start September 2026 and finish March 2028. While this item is only for grant application authorization, the defined scope, cost, and timeline point to upcoming design finalization, environmental/permitting work, and then large construction procurements once funding is awarded. Contractors and engineering firms with stormwater, water treatment, SCADA, and resilience expertise can engage early to help the City refine phasing and be positioned for future bids.
Grant Funding
$8,232,400May 21, 2026Council approved first readings of Ordinances 2026-03 and 2026-04 to modify water and sewer rates and establish a water and sewer utility service fee, along with Ordinance 2026-05 to update the overall fee schedule. The Town Administrator later explained that the proposed 3% water and sewer rate increase will raise average monthly bills by about $1.23 for inside customers and $1.56 for outside customers, with additional volume charges possible. These changes are being advanced through the required ordinance process and are directly tied to sustaining the $2.27M water/sewer fund and its maintenance, debt, and volume charges to wholesale providers. Vendors in utility billing, customer engagement, rate and cost‑of‑service studies, and meter/data analytics can position offerings to help the town communicate changes, manage collections, and optimize revenue as the new rate and fee structure is finalized.
Budget Planning
$2,265,800May 21, 2026The board reviewed a draft 2026-2027 general fund budget of $127.5 million, with line increases for salaries, insurance, utilities, fuel, security rates, special education compliance, contract services, and substitute teacher pay via Kelly Services. The plan includes a 3-mill tax increase and reallocations to cover $3.4 million in net expenditure growth. These budget signals show where new spending will occur next year, informing vendors in areas like contract services, security, SPED support, transportation, and HR/payroll solutions ahead of specific procurements.
Budget Planning
$127,525,264May 19, 2026Purchase of a Peterbilt 567 tri-axle dump truck for public works.
Contract Award
$259,260Aug 26, 2026Downtown Pawleys Island Streetscape plan rebid.
Contract Award
$196,050Aug 26, 2026Non-engineered road repair, resurfacing, sealing, marking, and drainage.
Contract Award
$21,180Aug 26, 2026Purchase of a Mower Max boom mower for public works.
Contract Award
$91Aug 26, 2026On June 18, 2026, Georgetown City Council considered and approved a Public Works request to award landscape contract services for the Constitution Park project to Waccamaw Landscaping, LLC. The work follows recent stormwater improvements that disturbed existing park infrastructure and is intended to restore and enhance the downtown park with new hardscape, planting, and amenities. The competitively procured project was originally budgeted at 582000 but was awarded for 130465, with scope reductions such as removal of a compass rose feature, herringbone brick pavers on the path, shade sails, and decorative aluminum fencing to control costs. The approved plan still includes a new brick paver patio with curved benches, brick planters at the Front Street entrance, upgraded irrigation and planting beds featuring trees, shrubs, and seasonal color, while decorative lighting and park swings will be installed by City crews. For vendors, this award identifies Waccamaw Landscaping as the prime contractor and signals near‑term implementation activity plus potential follow‑on opportunities for site furnishings, lighting, maintenance, and future enhancements as additional budget becomes available.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Georgetown County, South Carolina
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Andrews Town
City2,502 pop.
Murrells Inlet-garden City Fire District
Fire District
Housing Authority of Georgetown
Local Housing Authority
Grand-strand Area Transportation Study
MPO
Georgetown County School District
School8,355 students
Georgetown County Rural Community Water District
Utility District
Georgetown County Airport Commission
Airport Authority
Georgetown County
County66,035 pop.
Florence Regional Airport Commission
Airport Authority
Florence Regional Airport Authority
Airport Authority
City of Georgetown
City8,714 pop.
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