Jefferson County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Jefferson County

6 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Jefferson PUD will vote on a $1,152,822 change order with Finley Engineering and Canyon Consultants for the Broadband Jefferson North project under contracts 25BB0803 and 25BB0804. This indicates an active expansion or adjustment of engineering/consulting scope tied to the broadband buildout. Network equipment vendors, construction firms, and project management/OSS providers should see this as a signal that design work is ongoing and more deployment and integration work will follow.

Contract Award
$1,152,822Jul 7, 2026

The Public Infrastructure Fund (PIF) Board will discuss and potentially act on renewing funding to the Economic Development Council (EDC) Team Jefferson for calendar years 2027-2028, totaling 115500, including 105000 for EDC financial management and 10500 for APEX activities. This indicates an ongoing, multi-year arrangement to fund economic development services, with details of scope and any contractual framework likely to be revisited for the new term. For vendors, this suggests the EDC will continue to manage or advise on projects and could need support services such as consulting, program evaluation, technology tools, or community engagement support tied to PIF-funded infrastructure and economic development work. It may be useful to engage the EDC leadership around how they intend to deploy this funding and what tools or services could increase impact over the 2027-2028 cycle.

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$115,500Jun 29, 2026

Central Services is contracting for office construction to build out space for the District Court Victim Coordinator Office, for $15,863.39 with Loves Construction. The vendor is already chosen and this is a small interior construction project. Interior contractors, furniture vendors, and security/IT integrators can note this as a sign of growing victim services space needs and potential follow-on fit-out or technology work.

Contract Award
$15,863Jul 6, 2026

Central Services is contracting Jack Frost Company for $15,500 to repair the walk-in refrigerator at the Port Townsend Community Center. The award indicates a decided vendor for this specific refrigeration repair. Facility managers and HVAC/R vendors can see this as a signal of aging kitchen infrastructure at the center and watch for future replacements, efficiency upgrades, or additional equipment service needs.

Contract Award
$15,500Jul 6, 2026

Central Services is contracting Jack Frost Co. for $8,521.29 to replace HVAC equipment at the Clearwater Sheriff’s Office. The vendor is selected, so this specific replacement is decided. Mechanical contractors and controls vendors can treat this as a sign of HVAC lifecycle work in public safety buildings and watch for follow-on replacements, controls upgrades, and maintenance contracts in similar facilities.

Contract Award
$8,521Jul 6, 2026

Central Services is engaging CKS Builders for $8,236.22 to replace the gymnasium stairs at the Port Townsend Community Center. This small construction award confirms an incumbent for this stair replacement work. Building contractors, safety product vendors, and architects can note ongoing facility upgrades at the center and explore broader accessibility or safety enhancement opportunities.

Contract Award
$8,236Jul 6, 2026

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