Lincoln County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Lincoln County
27 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Wiscasset plans a September 1, 2026 referendum to authorize up to $10 million in Clean Water State Revolving Fund financing for relocating and upgrading the wastewater treatment plant. The package includes a $9 million, 2.5% MMBB loan and $1 million in Green Project Reserve principal forgiveness, with payments expected to start around 2030. Site selection and environmental review are still pending, so design, permitting, and delivery approaches are open. Engineering, program management, and construction firms can begin positioning around funding strategy, phasing, and grant leverage.
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$10,000,000Jul 7, 2026Maine DEP has told Wiscasset it cannot receive Clean Water SRF funds to keep its wastewater plant at Cow Island, so the town must relocate the WWTF out of the floodplain. A $60.5M relocation (central pump station, force main, new site and plant) appears on the draft FFY 2026 CWSRF list with up to a $10M low-interest loan offer and no principal forgiveness. Engineering, funding, and program-management vendors can help refine scope, pursue financing, and prepare for future design-build procurement.
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$60,500,000Jun 16, 2026The board received an update from Olver Associates on relocating the wastewater treatment plant and related pump station improvements, with an estimated $2.6 million in needed work. Three potential sites were previously considered, but funding agencies require a final site choice and an environmental review before applications can proceed. This is early planning for a major capital utility project, and the town will need help with siting, environmental review, design, funding applications, and eventual construction once a direction is chosen.
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$2,600,000Jun 16, 2026Wiscasset is authorizing up to $793,311 in School Revolving Renovation Fund financing for security upgrades at the elementary and middle/high schools. The town will borrow $516,128 interest-free over 10 years, with $277,183 of principal forgiven by the Maine Municipal Bond Bank. The scope is security improvements, so design, technology vendors, and integrators already involved or seeking follow-on work should track how the district defines needs, hardware, software, and installation phases.
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$793,311Jul 7, 2026The airport manager reports working with MDOT, FAA, and consultant Stantec to finalize an upcoming project to update and restore the aircraft parking apron. Senator Collins helped secure about $500,000 in grant funding to complete the work once it starts. Airfield design and construction firms should watch for bid documents and may be able to support phasing, apron layout, and maintaining fuel access during construction.
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$500,000Jun 16, 2026The Select Board approved the Hopkins Milling and Paving bid of 397515.20 for road paving after review and a positive recommendation from the Roads Committee. The motion carried 3-0 and Chair Seth Bolduc signed the contract, formally selecting Hopkins Milling and Paving for this paving work. This establishes Hopkins Milling and Paving as the road paving incumbent for the current project, likely covering one or more town roads with associated traffic control and materials supply. Vendors in engineering, materials testing, striping/signage, or construction management can target complementary services, while paving competitors can note the contract’s value and timing to prepare for future bids or expansions.
Contract Award
$397,515Jun 2, 2026The Whitefield Select Board opened multiple bids for the 2026 road paving program and formally referred them to the Roads Committee for review, indicating an imminent selection for significant paving work. Bidders include Hopkins Milling and Paving, Paving Professionals, Pike Industries, Hagar Enterprises, Northeast Paving, Willett Family Constructions, All States Construction, Littlefields Construction, Crooker Construction, Maine-ly Paving Services, and Wellman Paving, with total bid estimates ranging from approximately 397,515 to 617,822 dollars. No contractor has been selected yet; the committee will evaluate per‑ton pricing and total project costs before making a recommendation to the Board. This is a live opportunity for paving contractors and related service providers to position themselves for potential clarification questions, subcontracting, materials supply, or follow‑on work tied to the chosen prime. Vendors that are not low bidders can still offer value through change‑order pricing, scheduling flexibility, or specialized paving services once the project is awarded.
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$617,822May 19, 2026Engineering services for a booster station on School Street to increase water pressure for fire safety and a proposed development.
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$245,000Jun 23, 2026The Sheriff’s Department agenda includes payment authorizations to Quirk Auto Group for a 2026 Ford Explorer at $44,152 and a 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe at $56,553, plus a purchase authorization for another 2026 Ford Explorer at $47,982. This confirms active fleet replacement and a preferred vehicle supplier. This is decided business for the vehicles themselves but signals ongoing fleet modernization. Upfitters, maintenance providers, telematics, and in-car technology vendors can engage around equipping and supporting these new patrol vehicles and planning for future replacements.
Contract Award
$148,687Jun 16, 2026Lincoln County renewed its contract with Maine Behavioral Health to provide recovery coaches and substance use disorder counseling for jail diversion programs. The new term runs from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027, at $221,844, about an 11% increase over last year. This confirms Maine Behavioral Health as the incumbent provider and signals ongoing funding for in-custody and diversion treatment services, with potential needs for complementary programs, data tools, or training around the jail population.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Lincoln County, Maine
38 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wiscasset Water District
Utility District
Wiscasset Public Schools
School428 students
Town of Wiscasset
City3,881 pop.
Town of Whitefield
City2,477 pop.
Town of Westport Island
City749 pop.
Town of Waldoboro
City5,320 pop.
Town of Southport
City638 pop.
Town of South Bristol
City1,145 pop.
Town of Somerville
City627 pop.
Town of Nobleboro
City1,883 pop.
Town of Newcastle
City1,902 pop.
Town of Jefferson
City2,704 pop.
Town of Edgecomb
City1,220 pop.
Town of Dresden
City1,796 pop.
Town of Damariscotta
City2,304 pop.
Town of Bristol
City2,964 pop.
Town of Bremen
City853 pop.
Town of Boothbay Harbor
City2,088 pop.
Town of Boothbay
City3,149 pop.
Town of Alna
City738 pop.
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