Spartanburg County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Spartanburg County
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The Board approved a $7.43M guaranteed maximum price for the early site package for the replacement Duncan Elementary School. Work includes clearing, grading, storm drainage, utilities, asphalt paving, SCDOT road widening, and road and utility relocation. Thompson Turner Construction is the contractor with design by Craig Gaulden Davis PBK. This positions a large campus replacement where future packages will cover building construction, interior systems, technology, security, and furniture.
Contract Award
$7,427,756Jun 29, 2026District Five approved a $3.19M guaranteed maximum price for the early site package at the new Sharon Grove Middle School. Scope covers demolition, clearing, grading, utilities, storm drainage, and coordination with SCDOT for road improvements and future school site provisions. Contract Construction is the construction partner and Craig Gaulden Davis PBK is providing design. This signals a multi-phase school build where follow-on packages for building, MEP, technology, security, and furnishings will follow.
Contract Award
$3,190,258Jun 29, 2026Spartanburg County is approving an Amended and Restated Special Source Credit Agreement with Haven at West Broad, LLC (successor to Morgan & Henry JOF ESA II, LLC) for the Magnolia Multi-Family 2 mixed-use housing project. The amendment adds an additional 2.612-acre parcel in the City of Spartanburg, updates the legal description, and increases fee-in-lieu payment calculations to reflect the expanded site. The agreement assumes a 60,000,000 investment in a multi-family commercial housing facility and ties 30 years of infrastructure credits to both project investment and construction of at least 1,500 public parking spaces (garages or covered parking) in and around the project. This confirms a significant private multi-family and structured parking buildout, supported by county incentives. Developers, architects, engineers, multifamily contractors, structured parking designers, and property technology providers can target Haven at West Broad and Johnson Development for design-build, parking, and mixed-use services, and may also find follow-on public infrastructure or streetscape work as the area builds out.
Contract Award
$60,000,000Jun 15, 2026Spartanburg County plans to approve an amended and restated special source credit agreement with Haven at West Broad, LLC (successor to Morgan & Henry JOF ESA II, LLC) for the Magnolia, Multi-Family 2 project. The amendment adds an additional parcel, updates the legal description, and increases the fee payment and infrastructure credits tied to at least $60M in mixed-use, multi-family investment and 1,500 structured parking spaces. While incentive terms are set, design and construction work on the expanded footprint and parking facilities will generate follow-on opportunities.
Contract Admin
$60,000,000Jul 20, 2026The Parks report describes hosting the NJCAA Division II Softball World Series at Tyger River Park with 20 teams, over 1,000 spectators, and week-long stays, plus weekend youth baseball and softball tournaments and a second annual Pickle Smash and Burger Bash pickleball tournament at Va-Du-Mar McMillan Park. It also notes heavy use of splash pads, kayak/paddleboard rentals at Lake Cooley, senior programs, community events, and field/facility rentals, generating 1,248,085 in tournament economic impact in April 2026 alone. This level of sports tourism and community programming suggests ongoing needs for turf maintenance, lighting, scheduling and registration software, concessions, security, event management, and sponsorship activation. Vendors in sports tourism consulting, field and facility maintenance, recreation management systems, and event services can position themselves as partners to grow revenue, manage wear-and-tear, and enhance visitor experience at these high-traffic parks.
Public Updates
$1,248,085Jun 15, 2026Council approved first reading of the Town of Cowpens FY 2026-2027 budget totaling $1,688,568. Changes include higher Duke Energy franchise fee revenues, hospitality funds for tourism, and use of public safety funds for a state-required radio upgrade. This signals funded operating needs, including upcoming procurement of radio equipment and tourism-related services, with final budget adoption still ahead.
Budget Planning
$1,688,568May 18, 2026Bids for dewatered sludge container and transportation services from the A. Manning Lynch WWTF were opened June 4, 2026, with Synagro as the sole responsive bidder. Management recommends awarding Synagro a new annual contract at $522,920, up from the current $488,490, funded from SSSD operating funds. This confirms Synagro as the incumbent hauler; competitors should note the likely term and pricing to plan for future rebids or offer related landfill, treatment, or optimization services.
Contract Award
$522,920Jun 30, 2026The board will approve a bid from Y&S Technology for $87,085.35 to provide technology carts for all schools in the district. This is a districtwide hardware purchase that supports device storage and charging and suggests a significant existing or planned device fleet. While the vendor is chosen, IT and EdTech providers can use this as incumbent intelligence and to explore related needs like carts in new spaces, power management, or lifecycle services.
Contract Award
$87,085Jun 25, 2026The Trinity Fire Department is seeking County approval to apply for a Firehouse Subs grant to replace and update its water rescue equipment. Their current gear is more than 10 years old and considered outdated, creating operational and safety concerns for swift water and flood response along the Enoree and Tyger Rivers and for countywide/statewide special operations deployments. The proposed grant request is for 40000 to purchase modern water rescue equipment that will outfit the majority of their swiftwater technicians with appropriate protective and operational gear. No vendor is yet identified, and the application is in the planning stage, making this an opportunity for water rescue equipment manufacturers and distributors to influence specifications and pricing. Vendors can engage with Chief Cody McCarley and Trinity Fire leadership to present solutions optimized for river and statewide deployment operations and help them shape a compliant, fundable equipment package before quotes are finalized.
Grant Funding
$40,000May 18, 2026The Trinity Fire Department plans to apply to the Gary Sinise Foundation for funding to purchase eight new thermal imaging cameras (TICs), replacing outdated units originally donated by another department. The new TICs will be assigned to the officer position on each fire apparatus to enhance search and rescue, fire attack navigation in zero-visibility conditions, and crew accountability on structure fires. The grant application totals 27000 with no local match, and the department indicates a future goal to replace roughly one camera per year through budget cycles to keep the fleet current. With no vendor specified and the application still in development, TIC manufacturers and distributors have a clear opportunity to propose standardization plans, demo units, and pricing that align with Trinity’s multi-year replacement vision and improve firefighter safety and operational performance.
Grant Funding
$27,000May 18, 2026Explore Spartanburg County's government projects — free.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Spartanburg County, South Carolina
40 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Woodruff-roebuck Water District
Utility District
Wofford College
Higher Ed
University of South Carolina-upstate
Higher Ed6,908 students
Town of Reidville
City1,785 pop.
Town of Duncan
City4,431 pop.
Town of Cowpens
City2,190 pop.
Town of Campobello
City738 pop.
Startex Jackson Wellford Duncan (sjwd) Water District
Utility District
Startex Fire District
Fire District
Spartanburg Water
Utility District
Spartanburg School District 7
School7,518 students
Spartanburg School District 6
School11,773 students
Spartanburg School District 5
School10,670 students
Spartanburg School District 4
School2,886 students
Spartanburg School District 3
School2,819 students
Spartanburg School District 2
School11,977 students
Spartanburg School District 1
School5,417 students
Spartanburg Methodist College
Higher Ed
Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium District
Special District
Spartanburg Medical Center
Public Hospital
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