Sagadahoc County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Sagadahoc County
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GreenMars Real Estate Services has entered a purchase and sale agreement to convert the vacant Sky Hy lodge at 32 Sky Hy Drive into 18 affordable rental units plus a continued first-floor service business use. They have submitted a pre-application/sketch plan to the Topsham Planning Board and aim for final approvals by the end of August 2026 to meet a Maine Rural Rental Housing funding deadline. Work is mostly interior with a new subsurface wastewater system and minor exterior access upgrades. This is an early-stage multifamily rehab where the developer will need design, engineering, environmental, construction, and compliance support as plans move from concept to full site plan and permitting.
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$1,195,000Jun 12, 2026Richmond is awarding a $1,429,200 construction contract to Manzer’s Fine Grade & Earthwork for reclamation, paving, and related improvements on Beedle and New Roads. Eight bids were received, with Manzer’s identified as the low bidder; work covers remaining Beedle Road phases plus New Road repairs. This confirms Manzer’s as the roadwork incumbent and Pine Tree Engineering/Sebago Technics as the town engineer, useful for suppliers, subs, and service providers seeking follow-on work or future phases.
Contract Award
$1,429,200Jun 23, 2026Bowdoinham is seeking voter authorization to apply for a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant to fund improvements at Riverfront Park and Mailly Waterfront Park. Planned work includes a large timber-frame pavilion, public restrooms with shared septic, a natural play area, temporary skating rink kit, technology infrastructure (Wi-Fi, security cameras), and parking/access upgrades. Matching funds would come from the Rideout Memorial Trust and CMP Tax Increment Financing, with no new property taxes. Vendors in park design, construction, site work, playgrounds, technology, and recreation equipment should track this as the town moves from engineered plans to procurement if the grant is awarded.
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$500,000Jul 15, 2026The Board is asked to authorize purchase of a 2026 Freightliner plow truck package from Viking-Cives for $250,411 using capital funds approved in the FY 27 budget. Public Works compared multiple dealers, with Viking-Cives selected as the preferred option and trucks already in stock. This confirms the incumbent equipment supplier for this procurement and signals an active fleet replacement program that may need future trucks, attachments, telematics, and maintenance support.
Contract Award
$250,411Jul 16, 2026The Comprehensive Plan Committee discussed an Open Space Plan proposal with a Viewshed consultant, targeting about $55K in work. Scope includes focus groups, community engagement tools like “meetings in a box,” public meetings, and integrating tree valuation into the plan. The consultant has been asked to revise scope and priorities based on budget. This is early planning; no contract amount or final scope is set, so planning and engagement firms can still influence services or be considered for related work.
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$55,000Jun 11, 2026The Board is considering accepting St. Germain’s $21,945 proposal for three years of DEP‑mandated water quality sampling, analysis, and reporting at closed landfills. Three firms submitted proposals, with St. Germain the lowest-cost option over the full term. The award decision defines the incumbent for regulatory monitoring work and suggests ongoing reporting, potential scope changes, and future renewals where technical and compliance support may be needed.
Contract Award
$21,945Jul 16, 2026The Town of Bowdoinham has executed a master services agreement with VIEWSHED to develop the Town’s first Open Space Plan. The contract runs from June 24, 2026 through an estimated completion of May 31, 2028, with a total cost of $52,827 funded in part through the Community Resilience Partnership. Work includes GIS-based inventory and analysis, extensive public engagement, climate vulnerability assessment, and drafting/adoption support. This is decided work, but consultants in planning, GIS, outreach, and implementation can watch for follow-on needs such as conservation projects, park design, trail development, and resilience investments once the plan’s recommendations are adopted.
Contract Award
$52,827Jun 24, 2026Bowdoinham received a $55,486 Community Action Grant to hire a consultant to develop a municipal Open Space Plan with strong public engagement. After an RFP with five proposals, the Comprehensive Planning Committee selected the Viewshed/FB Environmental team, and the Selectboard is being asked to approve the updated contract, reallocating scope from ordinance work to additional engagement. The $52,827 contract will run through early 2028, creating follow-on potential for ordinance updates, implementation projects, and related planning or GIS work once the plan is adopted.
Contract Award
$52,827Jun 23, 2026The Board approved the FY27 contract with Lisbon Emergency Service and authorized the Town Manager to sign. Warrant details list a $47,136.35 vendor total for Lisbon Emergency, indicating the annual EMS service cost. While the contract is set for FY27, this gives public safety and dispatch vendors insight into the current EMS provider and contract value for future renewal or supplemental service discussions.
Contract Award
$47,136Jun 23, 2026The Town of Bowdoinham is moving ahead with its first Open Space Plan, building on priorities from its Comprehensive Plan and a Community Resilience Partnership grant. This revised proposal outlines a full scope from administration, GIS-based inventory and climate vulnerability analysis to extensive public engagement and final plan adoption. A combined team from VIEWSHED and FB Environmental is scoped for $50,813 with work running through February 2028 to align with a June town meeting and CRP reporting. This matters for firms that do related planning, implementation, conservation projects, or follow-on design once the policy plan is in place.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Sagadahoc County, Maine
19 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
West Bath Public Schools
School102 students
Town of Woolwich
City3,210 pop.
Town of West Bath
City1,951 pop.
Town of Topsham
City9,751 pop.
Town of Richmond
City3,572 pop.
Town of Phippsburg
City2,205 pop.
Town of Georgetown
City1,091 pop.
Town of Bowdoinham
City3,185 pop.
Town of Bowdoin
City3,210 pop.
Town of Arrowsic
City494 pop.
School Administrative District 75
School2,342 students
Sagadahoc Unorganized Territory Public Schools
School
Sagadahoc County
County37,582 pop.
Richmond Public Schools
School429 students
Regional School Unit 01
School1,808 students
Georgetown Public Schools
School56 students
City of Bath
City8,844 pop.
Bowdoinham Water District
Special District
Bath Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
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