Oceana County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Oceana County
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Hesperia Community Schools is proposing up to $11.7M in general obligation bonds for facilities and technology upgrades. The plan includes a secure high school entry addition, remodeling of buildings and bus garage, new instructional technology, and athletic buildings and fields. No vendors are selected; the proposal is at the financing and approval stage. Facility, A/E, construction, and EdTech firms should track the bond outcome and start conversations about scope, phasing, and standards with district leadership.
The City negotiated a Letter Agreement and 55‑year Easement Agreement with EIP Holdings IV, LLC covering wireless facilities on its water tower at 3701 Spencer Farm Rd. The deal provides a $700,000 lump‑sum payment at closing plus 50% of net rental revenues from additional future wireless tenants, while EIP manages leasing and operations. The main easement sale is decided, but there is ongoing potential for new carrier deployments, related utility work, and structural and maintenance services on the tower site.
The City and Seneca Foods are advancing a joint fire suppression and water system upgrade connecting a new 16‑inch main from the water tower to Oceana Drive, looping into an existing 12‑inch main, and replacing Seneca’s 8‑inch line with 12‑inch. Estimated cost is $495,582, including $42,200 for engineering by Prein&Newhof, and Seneca is open to a long‑term repayment arrangement on the City’s share. Funding, cost‑sharing, and construction delivery are still being evaluated, so contractors and finance advisors have a window to influence how this critical water capital project moves forward.
Oceana County is planning to replace the courthouse support steps and platform at the back of the courthouse, funded from the 445 Improvement Fund. For the July 23, 2026 meeting, staff provided multiple vendor quotes, including modular and fabricated stair systems, but the Board has not yet selected a contractor or final option. This is an active small capital project; metal fabrication, modular stair, and construction firms can still influence design, material choice, and installation approach before award.
The City solicited proposals for crew observation safety services for its Electric Department and recommends awarding a one‑year contract to Alpha Omega Utility Services. Alpha Omega bid $12,224 annually versus $20,000 from Michigan Electric Cooperative Association, and the shorter term lets Hart evaluate performance before any longer commitment. While the prime award is decided, the new program may generate needs for safety training tools, field data systems, and related services supporting electric utility operations.
Retainer agreement for government consulting/lobbying services as part of a regional county group.
Procurement and installation of new stairs and handrails for the courthouse.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Oceana County, Michigan
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Walkerville Public Schools
Town of Weare
Town of Shelby
Town of Pentwater
Town of Otto
Town of Newfield
Town of Leavitt
Town of Greenwood
Town of Grant
Town of Golden
Town of Ferry
Town of Elbridge
Town of Crystal
Town of Colfax
Town of Claybanks
Town of Benona
Shelby Public Schools
Shelby Area District Library
Rothbury Village
Pentwater Village
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