Grand Isle County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The Grand Isle Consolidated Water District reviewed bid tabulations for its Pipeline Replacement Construction Project and, based on A&E’s analysis, selected Courtland Construction as the recommended contractor. The project total is approximately 1586000 for the base work including Tibbeau Terrace, with the overall project expected to be close to 2000000, partially funded through a state program and 375000 from the district’s reserve fund. State approval of the contractor selection is still required, and the board voted to issue a conditional award to Courtland Construction pending this approval, with a pre-construction meeting identified as the next step. Monthly invoices estimated at about 200000 will be paid by the district and reimbursed by the state on a roughly three‑week cycle. For vendors, this confirms Courtland as the incumbent prime on a multi‑million‑dollar pipeline replacement program, opening potential opportunities for subcontracting, materials supply, construction support services, and future phases or related system upgrades.
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$2,000,000May 20, 2026The Grand Isle Selectboard approved the maximum-capacity rooftop solar system for the new library at a total cost of $213,432. This decision amends a prior approval and authorizes payment of a 50% deposit of $106,716. The project is funded through a combination of the MERP grant, former ARPA funds, and the library's own grant, with the maximum system chosen for long-term electricity savings for town buildings. Vermont Solar is expected to begin installation shortly after the roof is completed. This project represents a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure for the town, aiming to reduce operational costs over the next 20-30 years. The board emphasized the long-term benefits despite the higher upfront cost compared to a scaled-back system.
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$213,432May 18, 2026For grant GA1045, the Town received one bid for ditching and culvert work on East Shore and Noble’s Hill Roads and awarded it to Ember’s Garden for $6,030. A contract will be drafted for signatures by the contractor and the Selectboard Chair. This establishes Ember’s Garden as the current vendor for this specific road drainage work and signals potential follow-on needs under the grant or in adjacent roadway segments.
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$6,030Jul 15, 2026The board approved purchasing a Kioti 7320 tractor from CCR Sales and Service for $55,627 with an $8,000 rebate and a $12,500 trade-in of the existing John Deere 6300. This replaces a tractor facing up to $20,000 in transmission repairs and will support mowing and attachments like a sweeper or Harley rake. The main decision is made, but vendors of attachments, maintenance, and fleet services now have a current-equipment baseline and timing for future needs.
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$55,627Jun 15, 2026The Town is addressing water damage at the Town Office and reviewed multiple requests for quotes for molding installation. Only one quote was received, from Lee Carpet and Appliance of Plattsburgh, NY, for $5,362.54 including materials and labor, and the Selectboard voted to approve it and signed the agreement. While the main work is awarded, interior repair suppliers, flooring vendors, and maintenance firms can track this for follow‑on work or future building projects.
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$5,362Jun 17, 2026The Clerk’s office requested additional map and survey plat storage for the land records vault, funded from the land records restoration fund. The Selectboard approved expenditure of 4049.19 for EasiFile Quote #7603, selecting a storage unit that is mobile on wheels so it can be moved within the vault and office. Although the purchase decision is already made, this identifies EasiFile as the incumbent provider of specialized land records storage in Alburgh and confirms an active focus on land records preservation. Vendors of records imaging, indexing, vault systems, and related storage can leverage this to time future outreach for digital conversion, additional shelving, or integrated records management tools aligned with the restoration fund’s purpose.
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$4,049Jun 8, 2026The Chair reported receiving a quote from Rural Solutions for five computers at $1,140 each, totaling $5,700. This expense has already been budgeted and voted on, indicating the town is proceeding with the purchase from Rural Solutions. This provides IT hardware incumbent intel and suggests future opportunities for support, networking, and software on the new devices.
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$5,700May 20, 2026The Chair reported receiving a quote from Rural Solutions for five computers at $1,140 each, totaling $5,700, which has already been budgeted and voted on. This indicates Rural Solutions as the likely supplier for the current refresh of town office PCs. While this purchase is decided, IT vendors can note the town's refresh cycle and potential needs for setup, networking, security, and future hardware or software upgrades.
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$5,700May 20, 2026Total Property Maintenance provided a quote to clear trees and branches from roadside ditches, with options for chipping onsite or hauling away debris. The Selectboard approved hiring Total Property Maintenance for the debris clearing at a cost of $2,600 from the tree and brush removal budget line. This establishes TPM as the current contractor for right-of-way clearing, useful for competitors assessing incumbents and for suppliers of vegetation management equipment or services.
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$2,600May 20, 2026The Road Commissioner received a quote from Total Property Maintenance to clear trees and branches from roadside ditches, with options for chipping on-site or hauling away. The Selectboard voted to hire Total Property Maintenance for $2,600, to be paid from the tree and brush removal budget line. This identifies the incumbent for right-of-way vegetation work and suggests future maintenance or similar contracts may arise.
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Government Agencies in Grand Isle County, Vermont
10 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of South Hero
City1,717 pop.
Town of North Hero
City963 pop.
Town of Isle La Motte
City495 pop.
Town of Grand Isle
City2,135 pop.
Town of Alburgh
City2,157 pop.
South Hero School District
School167 students
Grand Isle County
County7,528 pop.
Grand Isle Consolidated Water District
Special District
Champlain Islands Unified Union School District 66
School252 students
Alburgh School District
School191 students
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