Shiawassee County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Shiawassee County
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Owosso adopted Ordinance 851 to issue up to $12,000,000 in Drinking Water Revolving Fund revenue bonds for water supply system improvements, including removal and replacement of mains and services to comply with lead and copper rules, WTP upgrades, booster pump improvements, and restoration of affected streets. This positions the city for a major round of water infrastructure work beyond the already awarded 2026 main replacements, creating upcoming design and construction opportunities.
Budget Planning
$12,000,000Jul 20, 2026Owosso has tentatively awarded the 2026 Water Main Replacement Project Contracts 1 and 2 to Glaeser Dawes Corporation for about $4.52 million and $2.64 million, respectively, contingent on receiving DWSRF bond proceeds. The work will upgrade the city’s water distribution system under a multi‑year SRF program adopted in 2024. While vendor selection is essentially decided, subcontractors, materials suppliers, and service providers still have a large opportunity to support this multi‑contract construction effort.
Contract Admin
$7,153,662Jul 20, 2026City Council adopted Ordinance 852 to issue up to $20,000,000 in Clean Water Revolving Fund revenue bonds for wastewater treatment system improvements, including tower replacements, new treatment mechanisms, and SCADA and structural upgrades. About $2.6 million may be forgiven, and the city is pursuing an additional $3.3 million earmark. This sets up a major multi‑year capital program at the WWTP and in the collection system, creating a runway for upcoming design and construction procurements.
Budget Planning
$20,000,000Jul 20, 2026Owosso’s Carnegie Library Property Committee is exploring reuse options for the historic Carnegie library at 502 W. Main as the current library plans to vacate. The committee confirmed major building facts (size, aging steam boiler, past capital work) and is weighing tools like historic district expansion instead of deed restrictions, plus parking solutions tied to adjacent parcels. An RFP was deemed premature until a funding gap and timeline are set, but the site is now flagged as a priority with MEDC technical help and potential state tax credits. This is early-stage positioning time for firms that do feasibility, adaptive reuse, funding strategy, and development partnerships.
Pre-RFP
$75,000Jul 23, 2026Council will consider Contract Amendment No. 1 with Fishbeck to add $69,150 for additional engineering design on the WTP Filters Improvement Services contract, bringing the total to $363,975. This suggests design scope is expanding as the city refines its water treatment upgrade plans. Vendors offering construction, controls, and implementation services around WTP filter projects can expect downstream opportunities once design is complete.
Contract Admin
$363,975Jul 20, 2026New Haven is executing a Municipal Credit and Community Credit contract with SMART for FY2027, receiving $5,709 in Municipal Credits and $9,796 in Community Credits for local transit services. The community must define how these funds will be used, including possible purchased services from SMART or subcontractors, van/bus operations, or capital purchases, via Exhibits A and B. Transportation providers, demand-response operators, and mobility consultants can engage now around service design, subcontracting, and eligible capital projects before funds are committed.
Pre-RFP
$15,505Jul 14, 2026Owosso awarded FY 2026‑2027 sand, gravel, and limestone supply contracts to Smith Sand & Gravel and Ocenasek, Inc. for various aggregates used in trench backfill, street patches, and other work, with estimated spends of $48,025 and $25,470. This confirms these firms as incumbents for routine materials, useful for equipment, paving, and construction vendors that coordinate with material suppliers on city jobs.
Contract Award
$73,495Jul 20, 2026The Village is requesting approval to pay the 2025 MSHDA Annual Return Fee of $58,098.10 under its housing agreement with the Michigan State Housing Development Authority. Timely payment keeps New Haven in good standing within the MSHDA program and avoids penalties. While the payment itself is decided, it confirms an active relationship with MSHDA, which may underlie local housing initiatives where development consultants, property managers, and rehab contractors can look for future opportunities.
Contract Award
$58,098Jul 14, 2026Owosso approved purchasing ten Dell Pro Rugged 14 RB14250 computers for police vehicles via a MiDEAL contract, for up to $29,801.30, as existing units have reached end of life. This confirms Dell as the in‑car computing platform, valuable for IT and public safety vendors offering software, integration, and peripheral hardware tailored to rugged Dell laptops in police environments.
Contract Award
$29,801Jul 20, 2026The Village is set to approve purchase of a 2026 Ford F-150 for the DPW Superintendent, replacing use of his personal vehicle for inspections and emergency response. Quotes were obtained from three Ford dealerships, with Suburban Ford offering the lowest price at $47,447. This confirms a decided vehicle purchase and establishes Suburban Ford as the incumbent, while highlighting ongoing fleet needs and future replacement cycles vendors can track.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Shiawassee County, Michigan
35 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Vernon District Public Library
Library District
Town of Woodhull
City3,701 pop.
Town of Vernon
City4,314 pop.
Town of Venice
City2,436 pop.
Town of Shiawassee
City2,738 pop.
Town of Sciota
City1,687 pop.
Town of Rush
City1,263 pop.
Town of Perry
City4,188 pop.
Town of Owosso Charter
City4,791 pop.
Town of New Haven
City1,218 pop.
Town of Middlebury
City1,533 pop.
Town of Hazelton
City2,046 pop.
Town of Fairfield
City651 pop.
Town of Caledonia Charter
City4,334 pop.
Town of Burns
City3,279 pop.
Town of Bennington
City3,119 pop.
Town of Antrim
City2,114 pop.
Shiawassee Regional Esd
School556 students
Shiawassee District Library
Library District
Shiawassee County
County67,982 pop.
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