Medina County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Medina County
24 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Medina County Career Center is proposing a new nursing simulation lab at its South Campus, emphasizing high-fidelity manikins and interprofessional training. The presentation outlines specific equipment to buy, estimated lab build-out costs from $250K to $1.5M, and notes ongoing maintenance needs, but no vendor has been formally approved yet. This is an early-stage capital and equipment project where simulation vendors, integrators, and training providers can help shape scope, funding strategy, and implementation roadmap.
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$1,500,000Jul 22, 2026Council is authorizing the Director of Public Safety to enter into a construction contract with Fechko Excavating, LLC for the Seville Road Access Project. The work includes building a gravel access road and parking area, for an amount not to exceed $920,359, plus up to 10% in change orders. The main construction award decision is made, but implementation and potential change orders are ahead. Construction subs, materials suppliers, and engineering support firms may still find follow-on opportunities around site work, materials, traffic control, and future improvements tied to this new access road and parking area.
Contract Award
$920,359Jul 14, 2026Parking lot funding agreement and authorization to bid for the South Elmwood parking lot redevelopment.
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$491,237Jul 14, 2026Medina is entering a Professional Services Agreement with Chagrin Valley Engineering for design of the SR 3 North project (Job #1189). The agreement is estimated at $292,439.00 for engineering design services. The design firm is selected, but the SR 3 North corridor work will move into construction later, creating future opportunities for road builders, utilities, traffic signal vendors, and construction management services.
Contract Award
$292,439Jul 13, 2026Professional services agreement with T&M Associates for Brownfield Remediation Program Assessment Grant for South Elmwood Parking Lot Project.
Contract Award
$242,360Jul 14, 2026The city authorized a professional services agreement with T&M Associates to implement the ODOD Brownfield Assessment Grant for the S. Elmwood Parking Lot, not to exceed $242,360. Funding is from the Brownfield grant accounts, with an emergency clause to start work quickly. Environmental and engineering firms should track this multi-phase remediation effort for follow-on design, construction, monitoring, and potential redevelopment work tied to the parking lot project.
Contract Award
$242,360Jul 13, 2026The board approved a two-year, $150,121 agreement with Amplify Education for mCLASS DIBELS, Math, and Boost (ELA and math diagnostics and intervention) from July 22, 2026 through July 31, 2028. This establishes Amplify as the core early literacy and math assessment/intervention platform. EdTech and PD vendors should note Amplify as the incumbent, focus on integration, training, and complementing services, and watch for renewal or expansion discussions before 2028.
Contract Award
$150,121Jul 21, 2026Cooperative services agreement with USDA for targeted deer removal (sharpshooting).
Contract Award
$89,732Jul 14, 2026Medina plans to enter into a Cooperative Services Agreement with USDA Wildlife Services for baiting and sharpshooting under its White-tailed Deer Management Plan, at an estimated cost of $89,732.49. The agreement and work plan have already been reviewed by the law director, and council approval is being sought. Wildlife management firms and equipment suppliers can look for complementary roles, such as data collection, public communication tools, carcass handling, and ongoing monitoring around these activities.
Contract Award
$89,732Jul 13, 2026The Service Department plans to contract with Cargill through the O-DOT salt contract for the 2026-2027 winter season, purchasing 850 tons of bulk white salt at $72.37 per ton. This uses the state term contract mechanism and locks in a known vendor and volume for the coming winter. Competing deicing suppliers, brine system vendors, and storage or handling solution providers can treat this as incumbent intel and focus on adjunct products or future seasons.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Medina County, Ohio
44 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Westfield Center Village
City1,202 pop.
Wadsworth City Schools
School4,464 students
Tri-county Water Authority
Special District
Town of York
City4,298 pop.
Town of Westfield
City2,668 pop.
Town of Wadsworth
City4,431 pop.
Town of Spencer
City1,849 pop.
Town of Sharon
City6,054 pop.
Town of Seville Village
City2,366 pop.
Town of Montville
City13,348 pop.
Town of Medina
City9,335 pop.
Town of Liverpool
City5,838 pop.
Town of Litchfield
City3,266 pop.
Town of Lafayette
City6,153 pop.
Town of Homer
City1,619 pop.
Town of Hinckley
City8,141 pop.
Town of Harrisville
City1,738 pop.
Town of Guilford
City3,115 pop.
Town of Granger
City4,623 pop.
Town of Chatham
City2,245 pop.
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