Harrison County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Harrison County

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

The Board decided to include overlay paving of Jeff Davis Avenue in the upcoming FY2027 paving season, based on cost estimates from Overstreet & Associates. Quotes have been received, but the Board will later choose which proposal to pursue. This sets up a defined street improvement project for FY27, and paving, materials, traffic control, and striping vendors can engage Public Works and the engineer as they refine scope and select a contractor.

Pre-RFP
$2,500,000Jun 16, 2026

The district awarded the D’Iberville High School cafeteria addition building-only contract to Starks Contracting Company for $1,750,000 as the lowest responsive bidder. Several regional contractors submitted bids up to nearly $1.98 million, indicating a substantial construction project. While the main award is decided, construction, engineering, and specialty vendors can approach Starks or the district for subcontracting, change orders, or related facility improvement work at other sites.

Contract Award
$1,750,000Jun 29, 2026

The board is authorizing a payment of $1,448,868.75 to Dan Hensarling, Inc. for pay application #7 on DHS Stadium Phase II, Project No. 024-054. The construction project is 55% complete, with retainage withheld. The main contract is already awarded, but there is ongoing work and likely future needs for finishes, technology, signage, security, and operations. Construction and facility vendors can target subcontracting, add-ons, and later phases or renovations tied to the stadium.

Contract Award
$1,448,868Jun 15, 2026

Development of 200 new apartment homes (100 two-bedrooms, 100 three-bedrooms) in East Biloxi, designed for families. The project aims to provide housing for local workers and drive economic activity.

Active Opportunity
$40,000,000Jun 23, 2026

Long Beach received FY2026 GOMESA funding up to $2,500,000 for the Smallcraft Harbor Northwestern Bulkhead project, and an MOU with the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources was approved. A professional services contract with Overstreet & Associates for design, permitting, bidding, and construction administration (about $186,000 plus add-ons) was tabled for revisions but remains under consideration. Marine contractors, bulkhead suppliers, and inspection firms should watch this project, as design and permitting are being organized ahead of a $2.5 million construction phase through 2031.

Grant Funding
$2,500,000Jun 16, 2026

The Board authorized Overstreet & Associates to prepare the FY2028 Tidelands funding application for beach pavilions, harbor improvements, and charter boat slips. This is an early-stage grant effort that will shape scope and funding for coastal amenities and marine infrastructure. Coastal design, marine construction, and recreational facility vendors can monitor this grant track as funded projects for pavilions, harbor work, and slips emerge for design and construction.

Grant Funding
$2,500,000Jun 16, 2026

Gulfport School District evaluated six vendors for its E-Rate funded network equipment upgrade, focusing on price, experience, qualifications, integration, and Mississippi presence. SHOTS received the highest rubric score (100) and the lowest total quoted price at $664,862.00, indicating de facto selection for the project. IT and networking vendors should track this as incumbent intelligence for future E-Rate cycles, support, expansion, and potential refreshes of the upgraded infrastructure.

Contract Award
$664,862Jul 21, 2026

The board approved a Memorandum of Understanding with United Way of South Mississippi for PreK4 for 2026-2027, a proposed budget for 9 PreK4Ward classrooms, and an invoice for $575,986. This confirms a funded, multi-classroom early childhood program for the coming school year. Early learning curriculum, assessment, family engagement, and classroom equipment vendors can engage United Way and district early childhood leaders on materials, training, and support needed to run and possibly expand these classrooms.

Contract Award
$575,986Jun 29, 2026

The CFO recommends renewing district liability insurance with Gallagher Insurance for July 1, 2026 through July 1, 2027 at a total of $348,865. This confirms Gallagher as the liability carrier or broker for the next year. Insurance carriers and risk management consultants can use this as intel on premium levels and timing for future competitive proposals or ancillary coverages.

Contract Award
$348,865Jul 6, 2026

Gulfport School District received a detailed proposal from Intervene K-12 for online high-dosage, small-group tutoring with embedded assessments, SEL, and data dashboards. The proposal outlines several pricing options for 100 students, technology requirements, and an implementation plan with training and data reviews. This indicates the district is actively scoping a tutoring/intervention solution and may compare vendors for similar services and supporting hardware.

Pre-RFP
$121,300Jul 22, 2026

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