Henry County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Henry County
12 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Defiance County Economic Development is promoting a $984 million First Quality tissue production facility on a 1,000+ acre megasite near Defiance, Ohio. Construction will peak with 800–1,000 contractors and the facility is slated for completion in 2028, creating 407 jobs over eight years. This scale will drive major local infrastructure, housing, and workforce development needs, creating opportunities for construction trades, training providers, housing developers, and industrial service vendors to engage before build-out and ramp-up are complete.
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$984,000,000Jul 19, 2026The county approved a $1,600,000 contract for the Hamler Water Treatment Plant GAC system, with Maumee Valley Planning involved and the bid awarded March 10 to R.G. Zachrich. This project will add or upgrade granular activated carbon treatment at the plant. With the prime contractor identified, firms in controls, media supply, testing, and post-construction services can target Zachrich or the county for subcontracting and future optimization work.
Contract Award
$1,600,000Jul 21, 2026Four County Career Center received notice of a Community Reinvestment Area tax abatement request for a new daycare facility at 800 E. High St., Hicksville. The privately funded project totals about $1,045,000 and will be leased to Little Aces Academy & Preschool, with completion targeted for March 2026. While not a direct school district procurement, the center’s waiver allows the village to move ahead quickly, and the new facility may create future needs for educational partnerships, training, or services.
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$1,045,000Jul 19, 2026Henry County JFS is approving a service agreement with Ohioguidestone not to exceed $500,000. This is another large-scale youth or family services contract, indicating significant demand for behavioral and social services. The provider is selected, but the concentration of high-dollar contracts suggests a need for robust case management, reporting, and compliance tools.
Contract Award
$500,000Jul 14, 2026Henry County Job and Family Services is approving a service agreement with Mohican Young Star Academy for up to $500,000. This covers youth services or placements, indicating a significant ongoing need for residential or treatment services. Providers of complementary behavioral health, case management tools, or data systems may see opportunity as the county manages and monitors this high-value contract.
Contract Award
$500,000Jul 14, 2026Henry County JFS is approving a service agreement with Fox Run Hospital not to exceed $400,000. This likely covers inpatient or specialized behavioral health services for youth. The hospital is the chosen provider, but the contract size and clinical scope highlight needs for referral management, data sharing, and outcome reporting between JFS and healthcare partners.
Contract Award
$400,000Jul 14, 2026Henry County JFS is approving a service agreement with The Village Network not to exceed $350,000. This further expands the county’s network of contracted youth or family service providers. The decision is made on the primary provider, but it signals ongoing needs for coordination, data sharing, and performance tracking across multiple external agencies.
Contract Award
$350,000Jul 14, 2026Henry County JFS is entering a service agreement with Community Teaching Homes not to exceed $350,000. This continues the county’s investment in contracted residential or foster care-related services. While the provider is chosen, the contract scale implies ongoing administrative, monitoring, and reporting needs where software, training, or consulting vendors can assist.
Contract Award
$350,000Jul 14, 2026Henry County Commissioners approved a Cummins maintenance proposal for $2,190.77 annually over five years. This locks in scheduled maintenance, likely for generators or similar Cummins equipment, through a multi-year service agreement. Vendors in equipment service, parts, and reliability monitoring can treat this as incumbent intel and look for add-on work, specialty services, or future competition when the term ends.
Contract Award
$10,954Jul 21, 2026The board approved a $13,579.00 Service Agreement with I Am Boundless, Inc. for the 2026-2027 school year to support special education curriculum. This indicates an ongoing investment in specialized instructional materials or programming. The contract is set, but it identifies a curriculum incumbent and budget, helpful for vendors offering complementary special education resources, assessments, or PD.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Henry County, Ohio
35 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Williams Metropolitan Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Town of Washington
City2,030 pop.
Town of Ridgeville
City1,100 pop.
Town of Richfield
City614 pop.
Town of Pleasant
City1,908 pop.
Town of Napoleon
City9,683 pop.
Town of Monroe
City1,076 pop.
Town of Marion
City1,284 pop.
Town of Liberty
City2,467 pop.
Town of Harrison
City1,262 pop.
Town of Freedom
City921 pop.
Town of Flatrock
City1,207 pop.
Town of Damascus
City1,808 pop.
Town of Bartlow
City2,160 pop.
Patrick Henry Local Schools
School851 students
Northwest State Community College
Higher Ed3,948 students
New Bavaria Village
City86 pop.
Napoleon Area City Schools
School1,762 students
Mcclure Village
City694 pop.
Malinta Village
City228 pop.
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