Sullivan County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Sullivan County
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The MPO amended its FY 2026-2027 UPWP to add work coordinating transportation planning around a proposed inland port at Oak Park Center for Business and Industry in Washington County. The Virginia General Assembly has committed $20 million in SFY 2027 for 100% design and site improvements at the inland port. This creates upcoming needs for freight, rail, roadway, and passenger rail interface planning and modeling, where consultants can support corridor studies, operational analysis, and project identification to serve the port.
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$20,000,000Jul 9, 2026Supply and installation of artificial turf at Todd Houston Field, including storm water drainage and subgrade preparation.
Contract Award
$900,000Jul 20, 2026The MPO is submitting a SMART SCALE Round 7 application for $28.4 million to redesign Cummings Street near I-81 Exit 17 with medians, multiple new turn lanes, a short new Green Spring Road segment, sidewalk, and ramp modifications. The project is not yet funded and is only at concept sketch level, with Board support but no final design or contractor. Designers, traffic engineers, and construction firms should monitor the grant outcome and engage Abingdon and MPO staff on refining scope, cost, and eventual PE and construction delivery.
Grant Funding
$28,365,658Jul 9, 2026During the April 27, 2026 meeting, staff reported that Bristol Industrial Park is being prepared to be pad‑ready by June or July 2026 for a building up to 150000 square feet, supported by a 2.5 million dollar state Site Development Grant plus additional TVA grant funds. NETWORKS also secured due diligence grant support, and the First Tennessee Development District (FTDD) is administering these grants and assisting Bristol with future opportunities. A separate Bristol South Site is also being improved, including Highway 394 improvements to add a dedicated turn lane to handle future industrial traffic. These grant‑funded site and roadway improvements are positioned as critical to recruiting industrial tenants similar to Seaman Corporation and A.Y. McDonald. The work suggests ongoing and upcoming needs in site design, civil engineering, utility extensions, road construction, environmental review, and eventually vertical construction and infrastructure for future industrial occupants. Vendors can engage with the IDB, NETWORKS, BTES, and FTDD to align proposals with the grant scope and anticipated tenant requirements as the pad‑ready marketing phase begins.
Grant Funding
$2,500,000Jun 22, 2026The Board’s April 30, 2026 financials show receipt and pass‑through of a 900000 dollar Economic Development Fund Grant from the State of Tennessee to A.Y. McDonald MFG. Co., supporting its new Bristol manufacturing facility. In the April 27, 2026 meeting, A.Y. McDonald leaders briefed the Board that construction is underway, with move‑in expected to start in August 2026 and relocation taking three to four months, and that the company recently acquired a gas operations business relocated from Mexico, requiring 75 additional employees. This combination of state grant funding, an active construction project, and aggressive hiring signals substantial ongoing capital investment in the new facility and operations. There are likely needs for plant fit‑out, production equipment, IT/OT systems, workforce solutions, training, and support services as the company scales up in Bristol under the IDB’s and utility partners’ support. Vendors can approach both the IDB and A.Y. McDonald for solutions that enhance the success of this grant‑supported relocation and workforce expansion.
Grant Funding
$900,000Jun 22, 2026BTES approved purchasing 2,000 CPMD meter collars from Carina Technology at $249 each, for a total of $498,000. This indicates an active deployment of meter collars across the service area, likely tied to metering, DER, or load management initiatives. The scale of this order points to ongoing grid modernization work where additional hardware, networking, installation, and data tools may be needed.
Contract Award
$498,000Jun 17, 2026BTES approved a proposal with Alianza for annual software support and extended hardware warranty on its Metaswitch Class 5 telephone switch. The board committed to a five-year term at $73,696 per year for software support and a one-year extended hardware support at $62,140. This locks in Alianza as the core voice platform support vendor and signals future needs for integration, monitoring, and potential system upgrades around BTES’s telephony infrastructure.
Contract Award
$430,620Jun 17, 2026The MPO is adopting a Complete Streets Policy that applies to all federally funded projects it programs, across planning, design, construction, and maintenance. This sets expectations for multimodal accommodations, design guidelines, performance measures, and reporting, while recognizing TDOT/VDOT standards and defined exceptions. Consultants and design firms should track how this policy will influence future corridor studies, roadway designs, and safety projects funded through the MPO.
Pre-RFP
$0Jul 9, 2026West Ridge High School requested approval of a 60‑month managed print lease with Ricoh USA for seven multifunction copier/printer systems at $1,710.24 per month. The package includes devices, finishing options, network setup, power protection, training, and a Gold Service plan covering parts, labor, toner, and staples. This locks in Ricoh as the print incumbent at WRHS for five years, useful intelligence for competitors targeting future districtwide print, MPS, or device refresh conversations.
Contract Award
$102,614Jul 6, 2026Sullivan County Schools amended the General Purpose School Fund to accept $259,052 in GEAR UP grant funds from ETSU for 2025-2027. Funds are earmarked for instructional supplies, textbooks, software and online curriculum, equipment, transportation services, professional development, and staff costs. This creates near-term spending capacity for curriculum, edtech, tutoring supports, PD providers, and student services aligned with college and career readiness.
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Government Agencies in Sullivan County, Tennessee
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Wellmont Bristol Regional Medical Center
Public Hospital
Tri-city Airport Authority
Special District
Sullivan County School District
School8,082 students
Sullivan County Public Library
Library District
Sullivan County
County162,703 pop.
Northeast State Community College
Higher Ed5,938 students
Kingsport MTPO
MPO
Kingsport Housing and Redevelopment Authority
Local Housing Authority
Kingsport City School District
School7,653 students
City of Bristol
City27,854 pop.
City of Bluff
City1,839 pop.
Bristol MPO
MPO
Bristol Housing
Local Housing Authority
Bristol City School District
School4,082 students
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