Tuscarawas County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Council will authorize a contract with Prodigy Building Solutions, LLC for construction of an additional maintenance building for Public Works Grounds and Parks Maintenance. Finance appropriations include $800,000 for a Maintenance Building (Public Works) in 2026 contractual spending. Vendors in building systems, site work, and park operations support can look for subcontracts or follow-on outfitting, fixtures, and maintenance associated with this new facility.
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$800,000Jul 13, 2026Council will authorize a contract with Prodigy Building Solutions, LLC for bathroom additions at Fire Station 32 (Dixie). The finance agenda shows $279,000 appropriated for bathrooms at Firestation 32 in 2026 contractual spending. Construction and building trades firms can note Prodigy as the incumbent on this station while considering future station upgrades, maintenance, or related work.
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$279,000Jul 13, 2026Fairfield will contract with Prodigy Building Solutions LLC for a $251,000 bathroom addition and remodel at Fire Station 32 (Dixie), adding three new shower stalls and renovating two existing ones for a total of five. Council will appropriate $279,000 from the Capital Improvement Fund to cover construction and contingencies, using a cooperative contract via the Ohio Purchasing Council (TOP‑C). This gives Prodigy the interior renovation role at one station, with likely follow-on facility upgrade needs at other stations.
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$279,000Jul 13, 2026Council will authorize a contract with Henderson Products Inc. to outfit a Freightliner 108SD single axle truck cab and chassis for the Street Department. Contractual appropriations include $220,000 for outfitting a snow plow truck, indicating a substantial equipment package. Vendors in truck equipment, plow parts, hydraulics, and maintenance can note Henderson as the current outfitter and look for future fleet additions or service needs.
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$220,000Jul 13, 2026Council is declaring the intent and necessity for the BUT US127-0.61 Pleasant Avenue Road Improvement Project, including sidewalks on the west side from Hunter Road to Nilles Road. The City will acquire fee title and temporary easements on multiple parcels based on plans by Choice One Engineering. Construction design and letting are still ahead, so roadway, sidewalk, and ROW consultants and contractors can track this as a multi-parcel corridor upgrade.
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$88,095Jul 13, 2026Fairfield is both allocating $49,671 in non-contractual spending for police personal protective equipment and has just authorized an Assistance to Firefighters Grant application for about $300,000 to buy 71 sets of turnout gear. FEMA would fund 90% of the fire PPE, with the City covering 10%. PPE manufacturers and distributors, as well as grant support consultants, can track this to assist with specifications, compliance (NFPA 1851), and long-term cancer risk mitigation programs.
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$349,671Jul 13, 2026The budget shows $128,292 planned and $118,893 already spent in 2026 on Town of York highway equipment, plus a dedicated Plow Truck Reserve Fund and debt service for a 2026 plow truck. An unpaid bills report lists $1,770 owed to Hennessey Implement, likely for equipment. While the main purchases are decided for this cycle, equipment dealers and maintenance providers can use this as insight into the town’s fleet age, financing approach, and likely future replacement and service needs.
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$128,292Jul 14, 2026Fairfield is creating a Commercial Revitalization Fund at the Fairfield Community Foundation to support exterior upgrades for small businesses and commercial properties. The City and its CIC will control grant awards, with the Foundation handling tax reporting and reimbursements so the 2026 pilot can move during the current construction season. This sets up an ongoing grant stream where small business advisors, design firms, and contractors can align with the CIC to help owners plan eligible facade and site projects.
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$0Jul 13, 2026Council will authorize a contract with Choice One Engineering for preliminary engineering alternatives and design for Pleasant Avenue pedestrian improvements from Augusta to Happy Valley. This sets the engineering consultant and begins design work for sidewalks, crossings, and related safety upgrades. Other firms can watch for later phases such as construction bidding, inspection, or additional design for adjacent segments.
Contract Award
$75,000Jul 13, 2026Fairfield is contracting with Choice One Engineering for a $75,000 preliminary engineering and alternatives study for Pleasant Avenue pedestrian and roadway improvements between Augusta and Happy Valley. The study will survey, develop 30% plans, examine widening to three lanes, new sidewalks, a possible multi-use path, culvert work, and utility and ROW impacts, with completion targeted within 90 days. This positions Choice One as incumbent designer ahead of future construction funding, creating follow-on opportunities for builders, traffic control, and materials vendors.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Tuscarawas County, Ohio
60 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Zoar Village
City173 pop.
Tuscarawas Village
City1,024 pop.
Tuscarawas Valley Local Schools
School1,267 students
Tuscarawas Metropolitian Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Tuscarawas County Transportation Improvement District
Special District
Tuscarawas County Public Library
Library District
Tuscarawas County
County92,048 pop.
Town of York
City1,275 pop.
Town of Wayne
City2,401 pop.
Town of Warwick
City2,747 pop.
Town of Warren
City1,066 pop.
Town of Union
City1,438 pop.
Town of Sugar Creek
City4,380 pop.
Town of Sandy
City2,930 pop.
Town of Salem
City1,573 pop.
Town of Rush
City840 pop.
Town of Perry
City436 pop.
Town of Oxford
City4,669 pop.
Town of Mill
City9,639 pop.
Town of Lawrence
City5,867 pop.
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