Oktibbeha County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Oktibbeha County
35 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
The city plans to accept an FAA AIP grant of about $3.96 million, with a small city match, to extend Runway 18/36 and Taxiway A, including paving and lighting. They also intend to award Cook and Son LLC the lowest and best bid for Phase II of this extension project at $3,748,762.22, funded from this grant. Airfield lighting, controls, and construction subs can target follow-on work, materials, and future phases with the airport and Cook and Son.
Contract Award
$3,960,799Jul 7, 2026Payment from escrow account to Baptist Hospital for Medicaid Hospital Access Program reconciliation related to Quitman Community Hospital.
Contract Admin
$2,500,000Jul 14, 2026Oktibbeha County is authorizing execution of HUD Form 7015.15 to release $2,415,000 in HUD Community Project Funding for the $6,800,000 Wingo Way Extended Improvements project, a 0.6‑mile new road with bike lanes and sidewalk linking Blackjack Road to Hail State Boulevard. MSU is the primary project developer, with Neel‑Schaffer as consultant, and environmental review and FONSI are complete. Transportation contractors, engineering firms, and suppliers have a significant multi‑year construction opportunity and can pursue subcontracting and materials roles with MSU and Neel‑Schaffer as funds are released and bids let.
Grant Funding
$6,800,000Jul 13, 2026For the Sherman Drive box culvert project (LSVP‑53(18), PE# 7169), the County Engineer reported that rights‑of‑way and fees have been secured and requested authorization to advertise for construction bids, contingent on receiving a right‑of‑way certificate from the Board Attorney and State Aid authorization. The Board unanimously approved this contingent advertisement, setting up a near‑term bid opportunity once paperwork clears. Similarly, for the Sun Creek Road bridge project (SABP‑53(04), PE# 7414), final plans have been submitted to State Aid, and the Board authorized advertising for bids contingent upon final State Aid approval, with an estimated structure cost well over $1 million due to inflation. These actions indicate that both bridge projects are in late design and pre‑bid stages, with formal advertisements pending administrative approvals. Heavy civil and bridge contractors should monitor State Aid listings and County notices for imminent bid releases on LSVP‑53(18) and SABP‑53(04), positioning teams for competitive proposals and aligning with county expectations on structure type, cost, and schedule.
Active Opportunity
$1,000,000Jun 22, 2026For the airport, the Board approved Clearwater Consultants Inc. Work Authorization 26-03 for the 2026 AIP Project Phase II Runway 18/36 extension and related improvements, and also approved an FAA grant application (3-28-0068-034-2026) for Phase II of the runway and parallel taxiway extension in the amount of $3,952,249.00 with a city match of $36,402.28. Clearwater is thus engaged for design or related professional services, and the city is seeking significant federal funding for the construction phase. While the professional services vendor has been selected, the anticipated multimillion-dollar construction phase for runway and taxiway extension will require competitive procurement of contractors once funding is secured and design is complete. This creates a strong pipeline opportunity for aviation contractors, paving and earthwork firms, lighting and signage suppliers, and consultants experienced with FAA standards and AIP-funded projects.
Grant Funding
$3,952,249Jun 16, 2026The Engineering Department is considering approval of the low bid from Lyle Machinery to purchase a pre-owned bulldozer for $140,000. This is a one-time heavy equipment acquisition with the vendor already identified. Equipment dealers can note Lyle Machinery as the incumbent and watch for future fleet replacement cycles or maintenance and parts needs.
Contract Award
$140,000Jul 7, 2026On June 22, 2026 the Board pulled two Delta Computer Systems support renewal items (Tax Assessor and Chancery Clerk) from the consent agenda for later review. The Tax Assessor renewal was for proprietary database support at $2,627.33 per month (about $31,527.96 annually), and the Chancery Clerk’s Land Redemption DuProcess support at $148.82 per month. This pause signals closer scrutiny of these IT support contracts and opens a window for vendors with property tax, land records, or support-optimization solutions to engage before renewals are finalized.
Pre-RFP
$32,677Jul 6, 2026The Central Volunteer Fire Department received approval to purchase a 2026 Ford F350 cab-and-chassis from Crowson Auto World for $62,099 plus $33,096.02 in skid unit and outfitting equipment, totaling $95,195.02. Funding comes from surplus pumper sale proceeds and state grant/fire funds. While the chassis and main equipment are chosen, there may be follow-on needs for radios, graphics, tools, NFPA-compliant gear storage, and long-term service.
Contract Award
$95,195Jul 6, 2026The Fire Coordinator received approval for Central Volunteer Fire Department to buy a 2026 Ford F350 cab-and-chassis and skid unit equipment totaling $95,195.02. Funding combines surplus from a prior pumper sale with state grant and fire funds. Apparatus and upfitting suppliers should note this as a decided purchase but a signal of ongoing wildland and brush response investment, with potential future needs for gear, communications, and maintenance.
Contract Award
$95,195Jun 22, 2026On the July 6, 2026 agenda, the Board is set to approve a support agreement addendum with Delta Computer Systems for Justice and Circuit Courts software at an estimated $2,545.16 per month. This continues maintenance and support for proprietary court systems. While the main support vendor is set, knowledge of this incumbent and cost level is useful for firms offering integrations, reporting tools, or long-term replacement planning.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Sturgis
City202 pop.
The Housing Authority of the City of Starkville
Local Housing Authority
Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District
School4,882 students
Oktibbeha County District 5 Volunteer Fire Department
Fire District
Oktibbeha County
County51,965 pop.
Och Regional Medical Center
Public Hospital
Mississippi‚äôs Statewide Longitudinal Data System
State
Mississippi State University
Higher Ed28,202 students
Mississippi Board of Veterinary Medicine
State
Mississippi Agricultural Aviation Board
State
City of Starkville
City25,444 pop.
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