Grant County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Grant County
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The budget explains that purchased services and support services increase significantly due to a larger Building Renovation Fund and transfers from the General Fund, and that transfers are being used to “save for future large-scale facilities projects.” The Special Revenue Fund total jumps to 1,400,485, with narrative tying this to increased revenue in the Building Renovation Fund via a sizable general fund transfer. The district does not yet define specific renovation projects beyond mention of smaller upgrades and long-term facilities planning, indicating an early capital-planning stage rather than discrete, bid-ready projects. For architecture, engineering, construction, and facility planning firms, this signals an opportunity to help the district develop a facilities master plan, prioritize renovations, and scope future projects that will be funded from this growing reserve. Conversations should focus on condition assessments, project sequencing, cost estimating, and how to align work with the district’s conservative financial strategy.
Grant County Court approved installing a new communication tower on Fall Mountain for the Road Department. Two bids were reviewed, and the court chose the combined Wireless Solutions/MA Contracting offer at about $250,000, funded by the road fund. The tower project is committed, but vendors in RF, backhaul, power, and maintenance can target follow-on work and future upgrades around this new site.
The county jail’s existing intercom system failed, creating serious safety and liability issues. Three bids were taken and CTG was approved for a roughly $68,500 replacement, funded from contingency. The selection is made, but security and communications vendors can monitor for future upgrades, integrations, and maintenance around this new system.
Grant County Court approved a new elevator maintenance contract with Schindler Elevator, billed at $109 per month ($1,308 annually). The agreement covers county elevator systems and allows cost sharing with the Grant County Regional Airport, which also uses Schindler. While the provider is set, vertical-transport and facilities firms can track term and performance for future rebid, modernization, or related building systems work.
The Court approved CB Construction Change Order Proposal #27 for installing window flashing at the Berry Building, totaling $2,215.39. A related contract Amendment #4 incorporates change orders without increasing the original contract value. The core project is underway, but building trades and specialty subs may find limited sub work or future renovation opportunities through CB or the county.
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Government Agencies in Grant County, Oregon
8 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Prairie City School District 4
Monument School District 8
Long Creek School District 17
John Day School District 3
John Day Canyon City Area Parks and Recreation District
Grant County Transportation District
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Blue Mountain Hospital
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