Hancock County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Hancock County
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The city plans to trade in a used street sweeper and purchase a new Elgin Whirlwind sweeper for the Street Department at Public Works, valued at $375,640.00. Council approval will authorize the City Manager to enter into the purchase contract. This identifies the make and type of sweeper in use and signals future opportunities for parts, service, and related fleet equipment.
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$375,640Jul 13, 2026Council will consider authorizing the City Manager to purchase three 2026 Ford Explorer AWD SUV police cruisers for the Weirton Police Department’s Patrol Division for $140,973.00. This expands or refreshes the patrol fleet with specific vehicle models. Vehicle upfitters, telematics providers, and maintenance vendors should track this as a sign of ongoing fleet modernization in public safety.
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$140,973Jul 13, 2026Hancock County Board of Education approved vendors for roof and skylight work at Weir High School under its Bond Levy Project at the May 26, 2026 regular meeting. T & K – Timber & Nail was selected for both the roof replacement at 135469.30 and skylight work at 85000.00, indicating a decided facilities improvement contract. This is a relevant signal because it identifies the incumbent contractor for major building envelope work at the high school and confirms active bond-funded facilities upgrades. Vendors in roofing, building envelope, construction management, and related trades can track T & K’s schedule, look for subcontracting or materials opportunities, and position for future phases or similar projects at other schools as bond work continues.
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$220,469May 26, 2026The Hancock County Board of Education, using Bond Levy funds, approved a vendor for roof and skylight work at Weir High School at its May 26, 2026 regular meeting. T & K – Timber & Nail was selected to provide roof replacement services for 135469.30 and skylight work for 85000.00, indicating a substantial facilities upgrade project at the high school. This decision confirms that the primary construction contract is awarded, so near-term competitive opportunities on this specific scope are closed. However, vendors may still find opportunities around related work such as roofing inspections, warranty services, leak monitoring solutions, or future phases at other schools funded by the same bond levy. Understanding T & K – Timber & Nail as the incumbent on Weir High’s roof positions subcontractors, maintenance providers, and complementary product vendors to target follow-on needs and upcoming bond-funded projects in the district.
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$220,469May 26, 2026The board approved a vendor for roof and skylight work at Weir High School using bond levy funds. T & K – Timber & Nail will provide roof work for $135,469.30 and skylight replacement for $85,000. This confirms the incumbent for this scope but also signals ongoing facilities needs tied to the bond program, creating room for follow-on roofing, envelope, and construction services at other campuses.
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$220,469May 26, 2026Council will vote on authorizing the City Manager to contract with Dell Technologies for Microsoft 365 licenses at $1,732.18 per month. This formalizes the citywide move to Microsoft’s cloud productivity suite with Dell as the reseller. IT service firms can anticipate needs around migration, integration, security, and user training once the licenses are in place.
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$20,786Jul 13, 2026Council authorized the City Manager to enter into a $12,022.50 contract with Coban Technologies to renew yearly software licensing for in-car and body-worn cameras for the police department. This confirms Coban as the incumbent provider for the city’s digital evidence and camera platform. Technology and public safety vendors can explore integration, storage, analytics, and training services that complement this existing system and prepare for future upgrades.
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$12,022Jun 9, 2026Contract with Coban Technologies Inc. to renew the yearly software licensing for in-car cameras and body-worn cameras used by the City of Weirton Police Department.
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$12,022Jun 8, 2026At the May 26, 2026 meeting, the Hancock County Board of Education approved a vendor for backstop winches at Weir High School, Oak Glen High School, Oak Glen Middle School, and Weir Middle School under its Bond Levy Project. R. M. Huffman Company was selected for this multi-site equipment project at a total cost of 54980.88, indicating a coordinated upgrade of gymnasium or athletic facility equipment across four campuses. With the award made, the immediate procurement for backstop winches is closed, but the decision highlights an active facilities upgrade program involving athletic and gym safety equipment. Vendors of gym flooring, scoreboards, bleachers, inspection services, and safety systems can leverage this signal to engage the district on complementary improvements, ongoing maintenance, and future bond-funded athletic facility projects at these or other schools.
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$54,981May 26, 2026As part of the Bond Levy Project, the Board approved a vendor for backstop winches at Weir High School, Oak Glen High School, Oak Glen Middle School, and Weir Middle School on May 26, 2026. R. M. Huffman Company was selected for this multi-site equipment purchase totaling 54980.88, indicating district-wide upgrades of gymnasium or athletic equipment lifting systems. This signal confirms that the district is investing in athletic and facilities safety upgrades across multiple campuses and identifies R. M. Huffman as the incumbent for this specialty equipment. Vendors in gym equipment, safety systems, inspections, and maintenance can look for subcontracting or service opportunities and position themselves for ongoing inspection, repair, and future equipment upgrades tied to the bond program.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Hancock County, West Virginia
10 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Weirton Transit Corporation
Public Authority
Weirton Medical Center, Inc
Public Hospital
John D Rockefeller Iv Career Center
School31 students
John D Rockefeller IV Career Center
Higher Ed
Housing Authority of the City of Weirton
Local Housing Authority
Hancock County School District
School3,382 students
Hancock County
County28,054 pop.
City of New Cumberland
City984 pop.
City of Chester
City2,113 pop.
Central West Virginia Transit Authority
Public Authority
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