Mohave County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Mohave County
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Kingman is awarding Bid 2026-IFB-004 for the Main Tanks Transmission Main Phase 2B to Freiday Construction for $2,013,570. This covers construction of the selected alignment segment funded from the Water Expansion Fund. The main contract is decided, but subs, materials suppliers, and future water projects can use this as a reference for standards, contacts, and likely rebid or expansion needs.
Contract Award
$2,013,570Jul 16, 2026Kingman is awarding Bid 2026-IFB-004 for the Main Tanks Transmission Main Phase 2B to Freiday Construction, Inc. for $2,013,570, funded from the Water Expansion Fund. Six bids were received and an alternative providing full project length within budget was selected. The award reveals the incumbent for this phase and a sizable water infrastructure project now moving forward. Contractors and suppliers can pursue subcontracting, materials, and future phases tied to the transmission system buildout.
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$2,013,570Jul 8, 2026Bullhead City approved legal services contracts with Grossman & Kelly, LLP and Bartlett Law Offices, PC to pursue PFAS settlement funds for both its North Mohave and Mohave water systems. Testing shows slightly elevated PFAS levels; EPA rules will require treatment by 2029. The city expects a potential recovery of roughly $900,000–$2.25 million, which will help fund future treatment infrastructure. Engineering firms and treatment vendors should track this as an early funding signal for upcoming PFAS treatment projects.
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$2,250,000Jul 7, 2026The City approved a Statement of Work for an Enterprise Asset Management System with OpenGov, Inc., totaling about $1,115,463.90 plus tax over five years. This covers software, professional services, and support to manage city assets. Competing vendors and integrators should note OpenGov as the incumbent EAM platform and look for integration, data migration, training, and future renewal or expansion opportunities.
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$1,115,464Jun 23, 2026Kingman plans an MOU with Patriot Rail's Kingman Terminal Railroad to seek a CRISI grant of $19,002,936 for a second rail interchange at the municipal airport and industrial park. The project would be 65% federally funded, with 34% from KGTR and a 1% city match, pending award. This is an early-stage rail infrastructure project where engineering, rail design, and project management vendors can help shape the grant application and future implementation.
Grant Funding
$19,002,936Jul 16, 2026Kingman USD’s FY 2027 Unrestricted Capital Outlay budget includes $876,435 for technology hardware and software plus $225,000 for short‑term noninstructional software subscriptions. These are districtwide capital and subscription dollars, not yet tied to specific vendors or products. This sets up potential procurements for devices, infrastructure, instructional software, and admin systems as the district programs these funds.
Budget Planning
$1,101,435Jul 2, 2026Bullhead City Public Works is seeking council approval to enter a 48‑month capital lease for six Toro mowers to support the Parks Maintenance Division, using the Sourcewell cooperative contract. The quote from Simpson Norton totals $514,433.90 with estimated monthly payments of $9,871.99, financed through Verdant Commercial Capital on a fair‑market‑value lease including Toro Protection Plus coverage. The primary vendors are set, but this signals an expanding parks equipment fleet and a four‑year lease horizon that will drive future replacement, service, and related equipment needs.
Contract Award
$514,434Jul 7, 2026Bullhead City is poised to enter a 48‑month capital financing lease for six Toro mowers from Simpson Norton Corporation, totaling up to $514,433.90 including tax. The City Manager will be authorized to finalize lease documents and monthly payments around $9,871.99. This identifies Toro/Simpson Norton as the turf equipment incumbent and signals long‑term maintenance, parts, and turf‑care service needs across city parks and facilities.
Contract Award
$514,433Jul 7, 2026Kingman is entering a professional services contract with Seabury Fritz Architects for Fire Station 25 design concept and cost modeling, not to exceed $473,310. The project will use a CMAR delivery method, with design work funded from the Capital Projects Fund. While design is awarded, this signals a new fire station build where future construction, furniture, IT, and equipment vendors will be needed.
Contract Award
$473,310Jul 16, 2026The Police Department seeks approval to buy seven vehicles from Phil Long Dealerships via the TIPS cooperative for $429,288.23 including use tax. This indicates Bullhead City is using cooperative contracts for fleet and that Phil Long is the current supplier. Vehicle manufacturers, upfitters, telematics providers, and maintenance vendors can treat this as incumbent intelligence and anticipate future replacement, outfitting, and support needs tied to the new units.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Mohave County, Arizona
32 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Yucca Fire District
Fire District
Yucca Elementary District
School25 students
Valentine Elementary District
School89 students
Topock Elementary District
School100 students
Pinion Pine Fire District
Fire District
Pine Lake Fire District
Fire District
Peach Springs Unified District
School169 students
Owens-whitney Elementary District
School12 students
Northern Arizona Fire District
Fire District
Mohave County Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Mohave Valley Fire District
Fire District
Mohave Valley Elementary District
School1,264 students
Mohave County Library District
Library District
Mohave County
County226,479 pop.
Mohave Community College
Higher Ed4,110 students
Littlefield Unified District
School348 students
Lake Mohave Ranchos Fire District
Fire District
Lake Havasu Unified District
School5,205 students
Lake Havasu Metropolitan Planning Organization
MPO
Kingman Unified School District
School7,263 students
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