Pulaski County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Metroplan is managing 70 CPRG decarbonization projects and reports that several funding categories still have money available. The board has moved to a rolling, first‑come application process for new projects in green networks, transportation efficiency, and building efficiency until all funds are allocated. This is a live window for cities, counties, and partners to scope projects like tree planting, trails, EV fleets/chargers, LED streetlights, and ESPC support, where outside technical, design, and implementation help will be needed.
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$7,000,000Jun 24, 2026Little Rock has passed an ordinance authorizing a sole-source, long-term Energy-as-a-Service agreement with ENFRA Solutions and its affiliate ENFRA MCC for participation in the Clinton Sustainable Energy District. The city manager is empowered to negotiate contracts for design, engineering, procurement, installation, interconnection, commissioning, and ongoing thermal services, with project work capped at $40,000,000 over a term up to 30 years. This locks in ENFRA/EMCC as incumbent operators but opens room for financing, legal, construction subcontractors, materials suppliers, controls, and M&V vendors supporting the district energy improvements and utility cost savings guarantees.
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$40,000,000Jul 21, 2026Little Rock is considering an ordinance to enter a $40,000,000 energy-as-a-service contract with ENFRA Solutions to join the Clinton Sustainable Energy District. ENFRA would construct and maintain energy assets serving downtown city buildings, with the City paying recurring annual fees under the operating budget. The partnership with the Clinton Foundation aims to upgrade critical infrastructure and potentially strengthen reserves. Vendors in energy infrastructure, building systems, and financial advisory should track this long-term program for integration, subcontracting, and follow-on work.
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$40,000,000Jul 21, 2026Metro intends to award a five-year on-call contract to KPMG LLP for organizational and resource planning and management services, with a not-to-exceed value of about $1.2 million. KPMG will advise Metro on structure, staffing, and resource alignment, subject to any protest resolution. HR technology providers and management consultancies can use this as insight into Metro’s focus on organizational optimization, anticipating future needs in workforce planning tools, analytics, and change management support.
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$1,201,825Jul 16, 2026Metro intends to award a five-year on-call contract to KPMG LLP, worth up to about $12.2 million, for custom application development and maintenance in Oracle, Salesforce, and Microsoft SharePoint. This establishes KPMG as the primary vendor for key enterprise platforms, subject to any protest resolution. IT product vendors and integrators should view this as incumbent intelligence and consider complementary tools, integrations, and support services that align with Metro’s Oracle, Salesforce, and SharePoint stack over the next five years.
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$12,198,522Jul 16, 2026Metro is awarding seven task order bench contracts for workforce talent development across soft skills, technical training, leadership development, coaching, eLearning, and project management. The total not‑to‑exceed value is $7,524,806 over a two‑year base term plus two one‑year options, effective August 10, 2026, with multiple vendors pre‑qualified. This signals a structured training and eLearning program where subcontractors, content providers, LMS integrators, and evaluation tools can plug into prime contractors’ offerings or support implementation and measurement.
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$7,524,806Jul 16, 2026Metro will award El Dorado National (California) Inc. a contract to manufacture and deliver 220 battery electric buses, valued at $337,698,727.58 for the base order including taxes and delivery. The Life-Of-Project budget for Capital Project 201078 will increase from $52,000,000 to $434,355,185 to cover buses plus professional and technical support, internal labor, and contingencies. This is a major fleet transition project, creating substantial follow-on demand for charging infrastructure, depot upgrades, software, training, and maintenance services.
Contract Award
$337,698,728Jul 16, 2026Metro will award a 12-month firm-fixed-price contract to Siemens Mobility for gate mechanism assemblies and accessories to replace A Line at-grade crossing gate mechanisms. The not-to-exceed amount is $3,195,702 including sales tax, pending any protest resolution. This defines Siemens as the equipment incumbent for these crossings, giving adjacent opportunities for installation support, signaling integration, maintenance, and future upgrades on other lines.
Contract Award
$3,195,702Jul 16, 2026Metro will award a four-year cost-plus fixed fee contract to WSP USA for as-needed zero-emission bus engineering, acquisition, program management, and technical support, with a total NTE of $15,520,898.51 plus up to $1,552,089.85 in modification authority and future mods up to $1,000,000. WSP becomes the lead ZEB advisor, but bus OEMs, charging providers, software vendors, and infrastructure firms can engage WSP and Metro for integration, deployment, and related projects during the fleet transition.
Contract Award
$15,520,899Jul 16, 2026Metro is considering authorizing the CEO to negotiate and enter into loan documents providing up to $25,000,000 in development financing for The Nathaniel, a 97‑unit workforce housing project on Crenshaw Boulevard. The deal includes a recorded regulatory agreement that gives Metro employees housing preference for all units and confirms the project is categorically exempt under CEQA as infill development. This financing step shows the project is moving toward construction, opening near-term opportunities for design, engineering, construction trades, building systems, and property management vendors to work with the developer.
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Government Agencies in Pulaski County, Arkansas
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
West Pulaski Fire Protection District #23
Fire District
University of Arkansas-pulaski Technical College
Higher Ed5,361 students
University of Arkansas System Office
Higher Ed75 students
University of Arkansas System Eversity
Higher Ed841 students
University of Arkansas System Eversity
Higher Ed814 students
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Higher Ed7,949 students
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Higher Ed10,287 students
Uams Medical Center
Public Hospital
Sardis Water Association Public Water Authority
Special District
Pulaski County Fire Protection District NO 5
Fire District
Pulaski County
County401,209 pop.
Oak Grove Fire District #25
Fire District
Northeast Saline County Fire Improvement District
Fire District
North Pulaski Fire Protection District #15
Fire District
North Little Rock Wastewater Utility
Special District
North Little Rock School District
School7,850 students
North Little Rock Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Metroplan
MPO
Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority
Special District
Little Rock School District
School21,105 students
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