Ingham County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Ingham County
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MSHDA is considering an inducement resolution to issue up to $12.9 million in pass-through multifamily revenue bonds for Whispering Pines Apartments in Coldwater. The $25.3 million project will acquire and substantially rehabilitate 156 affordable family units, with United Fidelity Bank privately placing the bonds. This is early-stage financing structuring; design, construction, relocation, and compliance vendors can engage the sponsor and borrower as they finalize scope, team, and closing.
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$25,268,561Jul 16, 2026MSHDA found mortgage loan feasibility and is authorizing a tax-exempt construction loan of about $1.57 million, a permanent bond loan of $428,018, and a matching $428,018 MRF gap loan for the Elmtree Ewald 3–4% project, a $3.84 million rehab of a vacant 16-unit building in Detroit. The deal also layers City and County HOME funds and 4% LIHTC, with Ginosko and Century Partners leading and Ginosko Construction as builder. With design waivers granted and detailed scope outlined, this is moving into implementation, creating targeted opportunities for trades, materials, and compliance services on a relatively small but complex layered-finance rehab.
Contract Award
$3,839,360Jul 16, 2026MSHDA is authorizing a tax-exempt loan commitment and issuance of up to $22.99 million in bonds/notes for the Harbor Towers and Buss Avenue Apartments in Benton Harbor. The $49.1 million project will acquire and substantially rehabilitate 173 units, with Fifth Third Bank providing construction-phase credit enhancement and Freddie Mac-backed private placement in permanent phase. Core financing and sponsors are locked in, but there will be significant ongoing needs for construction trades, accessibility upgrades, resident relocation, compliance monitoring, and services tied to RAD/PBV operations.
Contract Award
$49,074,900Jul 16, 2026MSHDA approved a loan commitment and bond issuance up to $18.5 million for Ziegler Place in Livonia, supporting a roughly $29.5 million acquisition and substantial rehab of 140 elderly units plus one employee unit. Freddie Mac will provide direct-pay credit enhancement, with Sturges as underwriter and Argent as trustee. Construction, accessibility work, resident relocation, and ongoing operations present follow-on opportunities for contractors, suppliers, and service vendors working with Rose Community Builders, Winn Management, and the sponsor.
Contract Award
$29,536,772Jul 16, 2026MSHDA approved a loan commitment and bond issuance of up to $38 million for Autumn Ridge in Sterling Heights, backing a $60.8 million acquisition and substantial rehab of 249 units (elderly tower, family townhomes, and employee units). Freddie Mac will provide direct-pay credit enhancement, with Sturges underwriting and Argent as trustee. With financing secured, significant design, construction, energy-efficiency, accessibility, relocation, and ongoing property management work will proceed, offering follow-on opportunities for trades and service providers.
Contract Award
$60,808,413Jul 16, 2026CATA is authorizing a contract with Gordon Construction Services for renovations at the CATA Transportation Center. The package totals up to $1,493,800, including base construction, a performance bond, fire system modifications, and a contingency funded with federal and state grants. The construction scope and fire system work create follow-on needs for building systems, signage, security, and technology vendors supporting the revamped facility.
Contract Award
$1,493,800Jul 15, 2026CATA plans to purchase up to six accessible, low-floor minivans from Hoekstra Transportation via a State of Michigan MDOT contract. The total amount will not exceed $480,000 in federal and state grant funds, pending Buy America audits. This sets the incumbent for these vehicles and hints at future needs for upfitting, maintenance, training, and accessibility equipment around the new fleet.
Contract Award
$480,000Jul 15, 2026The Board denied a variance request for 500 W. Lake Lansing to keep recirculating bathroom fans instead of exhausting outdoors, despite estimated retrofit quotes of about $300,000–$500,000. This keeps the 2022 code decision in force, meaning the property must find a way to comply with outdoor venting or an equivalent solution. Mechanical, HVAC, and building-code consultants can target the property owner with compliant, cost-controlled retrofit or alternative design options.
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$500,000Jul 23, 2026The Arts Commission is considering repairs to the "Anima Librata" kinetic sculpture after wind and age-related damage. The artist, Evan Lewis Inc, has provided a detailed quote covering full repairs plus optional stainless steel fins, travel, labor, and hotel, with the City also budgeting about $820 for lift rental. Up to $6,000 from the Public Art Fund is proposed, and the Commission must decide the repair scope and funding. This is a live small-works opportunity for specialty fabricators, equipment rental, and future public art maintenance support.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Ingham County, Michigan
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Windemere Park Charter Academy
School630 students
Williamston Community Schools
School1,846 students
Webberville Village
City1,289 pop.
Webberville Community Schools
School456 students
Tri-county Regional Planning Commission
MPO
Town of Williamstown
City5,253 pop.
Town of White Oak
City1,192 pop.
Town of Wheatfield
City1,637 pop.
Town of Vevay
City3,570 pop.
Town of Stockbridge
City3,926 pop.
Town of Onondaga
City2,980 pop.
Town of Meridian Charter
City43,898 pop.
Town of Locke
City1,779 pop.
Town of Leslie
City2,284 pop.
Town of Leroy
City3,796 pop.
Town of Lansing Charter
City7,991 pop.
Town of Ingham
City2,366 pop.
Town of Delhi Charter
City27,805 pop.
Town of Bunker Hill
City1,965 pop.
Town of Balance of Leroy
City2,507 pop.
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