Lee County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The Board approved piggybacking City of Tamarac’s RFP 19-12R to spend up to $1,200,000.00 on office supplies and products with ODP Business Solutions (formerly Office Depot) from October 2026 to October 2027. The vendor is integrated into the district’s Marketplace platform for price comparisons. Competing office suppliers and workflow software firms can treat this as incumbent intelligence and look for ways to improve pricing, reporting, or ordering experience ahead of future contract decisions.
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$1,200,000Jul 21, 2026The district approved multiple HVAC-related procurements for FY26-27, including chiller upgrades, ice tank replacements, Alerton controls, and single-source OEM parts and services across many schools and technical colleges. Vendors such as Trane, Daikin, Johnson Controls, Engineered Cooling Services, and several HVAC service firms are already selected under piggybacks and single-source agreements totaling several million dollars. This is valuable for HVAC manufacturers, controls vendors, and specialty subcontractors seeking follow-on work, integration, or future replacements when these systems age or when contracts expire.
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$9,840,000Jul 21, 2026The district increased spending and approved the third year of its classroom, office, and specialty furniture contract, citing grant-funded growth and planned refresh projects at nine named schools. Vendors under ITB B247488DG will supply new furniture using up to $4,000,000 for FY26-27 plus a short-term increase of $300,000. Furniture manufacturers and space-planning firms should track these sites for installation support, ancillary furnishings, and future design upgrades as refresh cycles continue.
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$5,500,000Jul 21, 2026The district renewed its athletic trainer services agreement with Lee Health, approving updated Appendix A for up to $560,000.00 in 2026-27 to provide up to 12 trainers and related administrative support. Lee Health supplies three trainers at no Board cost plus nine additional trainers the district pays for. Sports medicine providers and health-tech vendors can treat this as incumbent intel and explore augmenting services with injury tracking, return-to-play tools, or supplemental coverage at lower-volume programs.
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$560,000Jul 21, 2026The district approved the third and final renewal of ITN N217408TL for on-call unarmed security guard services with Diamond Investigations & Security for up to $440,000.00 from September 22, 2026 through September 21, 2027. Guards support schools and the Public Education Center. Security providers and technology firms should note the contract end date as a trigger for future competitive opportunities and potential shifts toward electronic monitoring, AI-assisted video, or integrated security models.
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$440,000Jul 21, 2026Two Title III amendments (2025-26, Amendments 1 and 2) reallocate funds to summer-learning software licenses, supplemental reading materials, PD for 19 ESOL staff, HMH Word Building Kits, and consumable supplies like rolling bags, whiteboards, and copier toner. The focus is preventing summer slide for ELLs and improving portable instructional support. Language-learning and literacy vendors, as well as PD and materials providers, should see this as evidence of the district’s emphasis on flexible, home-usable resources for ESOL students.
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$572,846Jul 21, 2026The Board approved piggybacking E&I Cooperative Contract CNR01496 with W.W. Grainger to buy up to $350,000.00 in maintenance, repair, and operations supplies between September and December 2026. This gives schools and departments discounted access to Grainger’s full MRO catalog. Competing distributors and niche product vendors should track this as incumbent intelligence and explore spots where specialized or lower-cost alternatives might be attractive when the district reviews future supply strategies.
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$350,000Jul 21, 2026The district approved a piggyback on Broward County’s ITB26-025 to spend up to $175,000.00 on furnishing, installing, and repairing stage curtains, including fire retardant treatment, at four named schools plus day-to-day needs. Vendors Luxout Products and New Generation Custom Window Treatments will do the work in FY26-27. AV integrators, theatre consultants, and safety inspection firms can use this to engage fine arts departments on related upgrades like rigging, lighting, and acoustic treatments.
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$175,000Jul 21, 2026To comply with new state law HB 757, the district approved first amendments to its SRO interlocal agreements with Cape Coral and Fort Myers to add officers for postsecondary institutions, totaling about $154,000 in additional cost. Police departments will provide the added SROs under existing terms. This is relevant for security consulting and technology vendors who can support training, threat assessment, and coordination between SROs and campus systems.
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$154,088Jul 21, 2026The district renewed ITB B257499DO to buy up to $150,000.00 in custodial tools such as brooms, mops, trash cans, and squeegees from four vendors for July 2026 through July 2027. This supports warehouse operations and school custodial needs. Janitorial supply manufacturers and alternative distributors should track the incumbents and renewal cycle to prepare for future bids or propose niche items that improve cleaning efficiency or ergonomics.
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Government Agencies in Lee County, Mississippi
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Tupelo Public School District
School7,134 students
Town of Shannon
City1,480 pop.
Town of Plantersville
City843 pop.
The Housing Authority of the City of Tupelo
Local Housing Authority
The Housing Authority of the City of Baldwyn
Local Housing Authority
North Mississippi State Hospital
Public Hospital
Nettleton School District
School1,048 students
Lee County School District
School6,296 students
Lee County
County83,012 pop.
City of Verona
City2,732 pop.
City of Tupelo
City37,675 pop.
Baldwyn School District
School772 students
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