Glynn County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Glynn County

10 projects across 1 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Glynn County is awarding a $922,000 contract for roof restoration at the Magistrate Courthouse under IFB26-036. Childers Roofing and Sheet Metal, a Tecta America Company LLC, was the lowest responsive bidder among five bids and will restore about 30,809 sq. ft. of modified bitumen using GARLAND liqui-tec. Work is funded by the Facilities Multi-Year Capital Fund and is expected to start in August 2026 with a 150-day schedule. This signals an active capital project where subs, materials suppliers, warranty service providers, and related facility services may find follow-on work and support needs.

Contract Award
$922,000Jul 16, 2026

Glynn County plans to fund its pro rata share of Georgia Indigent Defense Services for FY27, totaling $910,037 from the General Fund. The agreement with the Georgia Public Defender covers operation of the indigent defense system to provide adequate legal representation to indigent defendants under the Georgia Indigent Defense Act. This defines a stable annual budget for public defense, which may drive needs for case management, legal technology, training, and support services within the local indigent defense operations.

Budget Planning
$910,037Jul 16, 2026

Glynn County and the City of Brunswick are awarding a $384,957 contract to Gresham Smith to develop a Safe Streets and Roads for All Safety Action Plan. The project is funded largely by a Federal Highway Administration SS4A grant, with a smaller local match split between the County and City. The grant agreement was executed January 9, 2026, and this contract selection sets up a multi-jurisdiction traffic safety planning effort. Transportation and safety consultants may find follow-on opportunities tied to implementing the plan’s recommended projects and programs.

Contract Award
$384,957Jul 16, 2026

Glynn County is approving a three-year Smartsheet enterprise project and strategic planning management platform subscription through Carahsoft. The system will support countywide capital project execution, SPLOST program management, and strategic plan implementation, with year one including implementation and configuration services. The deal is $190,275 over three years, funded by the multi-year Capital Projects Fund and aligned with the FY27 budget. This creates follow-on needs for implementation support, integration, training, and process design around Smartsheet across multiple departments.

Contract Award
$190,275Jul 16, 2026

Glynn County is awarding a $189,500 contract to Moffatt & Nichol for the BATS US 17/US 82 Corridor Study, funded mostly by a FY26 supplemental PL grant. The RFP has closed, proposals were evaluated, and Moffatt & Nichol scored highest and is recommended for award. This study will examine transportation needs and improvements along the corridor, creating future design and construction opportunities once recommendations are adopted.

Contract Award
$189,500Jul 16, 2026

Glynn County is awarding its third annual General Engineering Services Pool contract for on-call engineering work. Twelve firms are being placed on the pool, and the Procurement Director is authorized to issue purchase orders up to $100,000 per assignment based on cost, capacity, and schedule. The contract runs one year with four automatic renewals, creating a long-term framework for varied engineering projects where pool members and specialty subs can compete for task orders.

Contract Award
$100,000Jul 16, 2026

Glynn County plans to issue a purchase order to Critical Components Infrastructure, Inc. for yearly maintenance of the County's multiple UPS systems, including the main server room cooling system. The amount is $68,804, funded from the FY26 IT Operating Hardware Maintenance budget, under an IT purchasing exemption and single-source justification. This confirms CCI as the incumbent for UPS maintenance, creating follow-on opportunities around monitoring, lifecycle planning, upgrades, and resilience improvements for mission-critical facilities like the jail and 911 center.

Contract Award
$68,804Jul 16, 2026

Glynn County accepted a $219,332 supplemental award for the FY23 COSSUP grant (#B51-8-009) from Georgia's Criminal Justice Coordinating Council and will increase revenue and expenditure budgets accordingly. COSSUP focuses on substance use prevention and treatment, so funds will support program expansion or new services. Vendors in behavioral health, treatment services, data systems, and program evaluation can engage with program leadership to understand planned spending and upcoming procurements.

Grant Funding
$219,332Jul 15, 2026

Glynn County approved renewal of its services agreement with OnSolve for the CodeRed Next emergency notification system, funded from the FY27 Glynn‑Brunswick 911 operating budget. The renewal is for $16,769.87, confirming continued use of this mass alert platform. This is decided work but shows the county’s commitment to public alerting tools, which may drive needs for integration, data management, training, and future upgrades or replacements.

Contract Award
$16,769Jul 15, 2026

Glynn County accepted $30,512 in Performance Partnership grant funds from the Office of Homeland Security/Georgia Emergency Management Agency. The specific use is not described, but funds will support emergency management or homeland security operations. This indicates future purchases or services for training, equipment, planning, or technology, and vendors should connect with emergency management staff to learn how the County plans to deploy the funds.

Grant Funding
$30,512Jul 15, 2026

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