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Greene County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

Browse government projects, RFPs, and bids from 9 agencies in Greene County, Tennessee.

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9Agencies
4Sectors

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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Greene County

5 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

New expenditure to purchase Smore software for district-wide digital communications, newsletters, and stakeholder engagement.

Contract Award
$2,620May 1, 2026

Replacement of district-provided smartphones and migration of wireless services to AT&T FirstNet, including provisioning 71 Apple iPhone 17e devices and recurring FirstNet voice/data plans for administrative and operations staff.

Contract Award
$2,739Apr 28, 2026

Ongoing maintenance projects and the managed sale/disposal of surplus facilities assets and materials using platforms such as GovDeals and programs like AmeriScarp, funded or credited through Maintenance of Plant.

Contract Award
$9Apr 28, 2026

Procurement of a server to support IT operations for Greeneville City Schools and the Town of Greeneville, acquired under a state contract.

Contract Award
$24,919Mar 17, 2026

Expansion and support of health and technical career pathways, including instructional materials, lab equipment, and partnerships for Ballad Health Academy and TCAT dual enrollment programs in CTE.

Grant Funding
$31,000Apr 28, 2026

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