Island County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
Browse government projects, RFPs, and bids from 24 agencies in Island County, Washington.
WAUpdated weekly
14Projects
24Agencies
10Sectors
Island County is planning your next contract right now.
We read every board minute and budget in Island County. You get the projects — with decision-maker contacts — before the RFP.
Trusted by teams at
Recent Projects
Government Projects in Island County
14 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Island County Public Works is awarding a construction contract to Konnerup Construction for the Sunrise Boulevard Shoulder Widening Project. The bid award totals about $2.39 million under CRP 19-05. This confirms the road safety and capacity project is funded and moving into delivery, giving contractors, material suppliers, and subs a view of the prime and scope for any remaining or future phases nearby.
Contract Award
$2,392,891Jul 14, 2026Island County Public Health is approving Consolidated Contract Amendment No. 14 with the Washington State Department of Health, adding $1,697,703 and bringing the total to $8,281,226. The amendment adds or updates scopes for Foundational Public Health Services, injury and violence prevention, drinking water, onsite sewage programs, shellfish activities, and WIC nutrition. This expanded funding can drive demand for data systems, outreach, training, and specialized health services.
Grant Funding
$1,697,703Jul 14, 2026The Port and eFormative Options secured a $1.5 million Department of Commerce grant to install four battery‑integrated high‑speed EV chargers at the Humphrey Street lot and four at the Whidbey Island Fairgrounds. A July 7, 2026 site host license gives eFormative exclusive rights to develop Solar+BESS+EV systems, with ElectricFish as owner-operator and A&R Solar as installer, targeting installation by June 30, 2028 and a minimum 5‑year operating term. This confirms funded EV/microgrid work and identifies key private partners; vendors can pursue civil, electrical, networking, signage, and site upgrades around the charger installations.
Grant Funding
$1,500,000Jul 14, 2026Island County is awarding $1,447,260 in RCED grant funding to the Town of Coupeville for the Parker Road sewer/storm line extension project. The Town will lead design and construction of new sewer and stormwater infrastructure, backed by this sizable county grant. Civil engineers, utility contractors, and trenchless technology vendors should connect with Coupeville to understand timelines and procurement plans.
Grant Funding
$1,447,260Jul 7, 2026Island County is awarding $800,000 in RCED grant funding to Whidbey Camano Land Trust, sponsored by Public Works, for the Safe and Equitable Public Access to Keystone Preserve project. The Land Trust will use the funds to improve public access infrastructure at the preserve. Trail designers, access consultants, and small civil contractors should monitor the Land Trust for design and construction work tied to these improvements.
Grant Funding
$800,000Jul 7, 2026Island County Facilities has executed a lease with Calm Harbor, LLC for office space for the Office of Public Defender at 402 N. Main Street, Coupeville, with a two‑year term beginning 6/23/2026 at 8924.67 per month. The lease award itself is decided, and Calm Harbor is the landlord providing the space. With this new leased facility, the county will likely need space planning, tenant improvements, furniture, low‑voltage/IT cabling, security, and ongoing facility services to make the office fully operational. Vendors in interior build‑out, office systems, access control, and maintenance can position for follow‑on work with the Facilities department and the Public Defender’s office as they occupy and fit out the space. Conversations should focus on their move-in timeline, required improvements, and any compliance or security standards unique to public defense operations.
Contract Award
$214,192Jun 23, 2026Island County Public Health is executing Contract Amendment No. 2 with the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office to fund the Salmon Recovery Program and Salmon Recovery Technical and Citizens Committee. The amendment adds $299,190 for the 7/1/25–6/30/27 term. This new funding can support planning, monitoring, and restoration projects where environmental consultants, engineers, and outreach firms may be engaged.
Grant Funding
$299,190Jul 14, 2026Island Transit plans a budget amendment adding $80,000 for services provided by Pacific Security due to changes in Washington tax treatment of security services. This confirms Pacific Security as the incumbent provider and indicates expanded or continued security and monitoring work. Security technology and integration vendors can treat this as incumbent intelligence and explore complementary offerings such as cameras, access control, or monitoring platforms that work alongside the current guard services.
Contract Award
$80,000Jul 10, 2026Island Transit will increase its operating budget by $80,000 for 2026 procurement projects to be executed by contractor Civic Initiatives. This confirms Civic Initiatives as the procurement consulting/incumbent partner for that work. While this specific support is already awarded, other consultants, technology vendors, and service providers can use this as a signal that Island Transit is actively structuring multiple procurements in 2026 and may seek specialized solutions to bid out.
Contract Award
$80,000Jul 10, 2026The Port is entering into a one‑year agreement with Branch Business Services for full-scope accounting support, including vouchers, payroll reports, financial statements, grant accounting, and audit coordination from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. The proposal sets fees at $5,000 per month plus some pass‑through costs and provides QuickBooks as the accounting platform. This signals a defined incumbent for financial administration; firms can look at complementary tools (budget, ERP, timekeeping) or future rebid support after the one‑year term.
Contract Award
$60,000Jul 14, 2026Showing 10 of 14
Explore Island County's government projects — free.
Self-serve. No call required. Live data in minutes.
Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Island County, Washington
24 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Whidbeyhealth Medical Center
Public Hospital
Swantown Water District
Special District
South Whidbey School District
School1,173 students
South Whidbey Park and Recreation District
Special District
Scatchet Head Water District
Special District
Saratoga Water District
Special District
Port of South Whidbey Island
Special District
Oak Harbor School District
School5,814 students
North Whidbey Park and Recreation District
Special District
Ledgewood Water District
Special District
Lagoon Point Water District
Special District
Island County Public Transportation Benefit Area
Special District
Island County Fire District No. 2
Fire District
Island County Fire District #3
Fire District
Island County Cemetery District 1
Special District
Island County
County86,478 pop.
HA of Island County
Local Housing Authority
Grays Harbor Public Facilities District
Special District
Freeland Water District
Special District
Crockett Lake Water District
Special District
Showing 20 of 24
Frequently Asked Questions
Procurement FAQs for Island County, Washington
Bring us your territory.
We'll show you what is forming.
B2G and SLED sales intelligence. Surface government procurement signals from 80,000+ state, local, and education agencies months before the RFP.