Greenville County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Greenville County
27 projects across 8 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
The June 22, 2026 Greenville City Council work session included a detailed South Carolina DOT presentation on replacing the S-149 West Faris Road bridge over Brushy Creek. The existing 1969 timber-pile bridge has reached end of life, is load-posted, and no longer meets current SCDOT design standards for traffic volumes of about 18,300 vehicles per day. The proposed project will construct a new, wider concrete bridge with improved grades, sight distance, turning radii at Melville Avenue/Brookview Circle, and better accommodation for bike and pedestrian traffic. The presentation outlined an estimated construction value of roughly 8400000, a total project cost including preliminary engineering, right-of-way, and utilities, a targeted January 2027 closure and about a 7‑month construction duration, and significant in-contract utility relocations for multiple providers. This is an active capital transportation project in design and preconstruction, and vendors can engage around construction services, traffic control, utility coordination, and public outreach support as SCDOT advances toward letting in spring 2027.
Pre-RFP
$8,400,000Jun 22, 2026Procurement and deployment of ZeroEyes software for brandished weapons detection through the district's camera system across all campuses.
Contract Award
$2,550,000Jun 10, 2026ReWa awarded the polymer supply agreement to Polydyne, Inc., authorizing a contract up to the current budgeted amount of $1,465,165 for the year. This confirms Polydyne as the primary polymer supplier for ReWa’s treatment processes. Competing suppliers and equipment vendors gain insight into the incumbent and spend level, useful for planning future bids, offering optimization services, or providing feed systems and monitoring equipment.
Contract Award
$1,465,165May 26, 2026ReWa approved a construction contract for the Lower Reedy GBT refurbishment, selecting State Utility Contractors Inc. for work not to exceed $1,888,000. This indicates a defined scope of plant rehabilitation with funding and vendor now locked in. Contractors, equipment suppliers, and service firms can still target subcontracting, specialty materials, and follow-on engineering or maintenance as the refurbishment progresses.
Contract Award
$1,888,000May 26, 2026ReWa awarded the Mauldin Road Generator Rehabilitation construction contract to Blanchard Machinery Company for up to $2,283,190.10, plus authority for up to $220,000 in future amendments. This project focuses on rehabilitating standby power at a key facility. Power systems vendors and service providers can target Blanchard for equipment, controls, and testing support and monitor ReWa for future resiliency and backup power projects at other plants.
Contract Award
$2,283,190May 26, 2026The Greenville Police Department received a $1,015,558 state grant to fund eight School Resource Officer positions across several schools for SFY 2026-2027. The money covers SRO salaries and uniform needs, but does not name vendors for training, equipment, or technology. Vendors serving school policing, officer gear, data systems, and safety programs can discuss how to support these funded posts with training, tools, and integrated safety solutions.
Grant Funding
$1,015,558Jul 13, 2026The Sewer Fund, operating as an enterprise, has a 10‑year CIP of $2.065 million for equipment like a Mr. Manhole unit, right‑of‑way mower, storage building, camera van, jetter, combo truck, excavators, and easement machine. FY 2026–27 already budgets Mr. Manhole, mower, and storage building purchases. Sewer equipment vendors and rehab contractors can align sales cycles with this detailed replacement plan.
Budget Planning
$2,065,000Jun 9, 2026The 10‑year CIP sets aside about $6.8 million for Heritage Park improvements, with recurring H&A‑funded projects almost every year starting in FY 2026–27. Planned work includes concourse upgrades, playground replacement, reconfiguring playing spaces, and high‑traffic area improvements. Park designers, sports lighting vendors, playground suppliers, and civil contractors can pursue this ongoing capital program.
Budget Planning
$6,800,000Jun 9, 2026Council approved a resolution designating 2427530 from the State Accommodations Tax Fund to provide financial assistance for events and projects, based on recommendations from the Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee and the City Manager. Chief Financial Officer Patricia Dennis reported that over 5000000 was requested via applications, and allocations were made according to available funds, with a new impact quantification method developed in partnership with VisitGreenvilleSC. This indicates an active, competitive grant program supporting tourism-related events, facilities, and marketing efforts that will drive multiple downstream procurements by recipient organizations. Vendors in event production, tourism marketing, data analytics, and economic impact measurement can target both the city (for future program design and metrics) and funded organizations that will need services to deliver their awarded projects.
Grant Funding
$2,427,530Jun 8, 2026Greenville City Council is appropriating $29,054,519 for the FY 2026-27 Capital Budget, representing year one of the FY 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program. The CIP covers a broad portfolio including engineering infrastructure, stream stabilization, sewer basin rehabilitation, traffic safety, trails, bridges, facilities, housing initiatives, and public safety technology, with future planning years through 2031 not yet funded. Funds are allocated across multiple sources and project lines such as Engineering Infrastructure, Pavement Management, NSTEP sidewalks, Traffic Safety Action Plan, Greenways/Trails, stream restoration, sewer basin rehab, and numerous parks, housing, and economic development programs. This is pre-procurement capital planning intelligence: design, engineering, construction, technology, and consulting contracts will be needed over several years to execute the program, and scope, phasing, and delivery methods are still being managed by staff under Council’s priority framework.
Budget Planning
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Greenville County, South Carolina
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
The Greenville Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Renewable Water Resources
Utility District
Piedmont Park Fire District
Fire District
Pelham Medical Center
Public Hospital
Parker District Fire Department
Fire District
North Greenville University
Higher Ed
Housing Authority of Greer
Local Housing Authority
Greenville-spartanburg International Airport Commission
Airport Authority
Greenville-pickens Area Transportation Study
MPO
Greenville Transit Authority
Public Authority
Greenville Technical College
Higher Ed11,796 students
Greenville County School District
School78,371 students
Greenville County
County570,745 pop.
Greenville Arena District
Special District
Greenville Airport Commission
Airport Authority
Gantt District Fire Department
Fire District
Furman University
Higher Ed
Duncan Chapel Fire District
Fire District
City of Travelers Rest
City8,750 pop.
City of Simpsonville
City27,506 pop.
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