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Government Projects in Wake County
22 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Extensive renovation and additions at Rock Quarry Road, including a new bus garage, administration building, warehouse expansion, and maintenance operations upgrades.
Garner Economic Development Corporation is planning the Garner Innovation Park on a 15-acre parcel, coordinated with HM Partners’ adjacent 62-acre Jetter parcel. HM Partners will fund site infrastructure and is granting GEDC an additional free 1-acre parcel, but GEDC notes its site is unusable without major infrastructure. Estimated public infrastructure investment by HM Partners is $2,500,000, with projected annual tax revenue to the Town of Garner of $819,771 by 2028. This concept stage work signals upcoming needs for master planning, civil design, infrastructure construction, and site development services as the project advances.
Amended and consolidated economic development incentive agreement for Project Titan and Project Maple Oak by Novartis Innovative Technologies Inc.
Raleigh’s pavement management system has selected 27 streets, totaling 6.7 centerline miles, for supplemental hot mix asphalt resurfacing and Faircloth Street bike lane conversion to a separated cycletrack. Fred Smith Company is the lowest responsive bidder and will be awarded a resurfacing contract up to $4,472,083. Materials suppliers, traffic control providers, and bike infrastructure vendors can target this contract and similar annual resurfacing cycles.
Raleigh ran a competitive bid for its self-funded employee dental plan, receiving nine proposals. After evaluation, the Benefits Committee chose to remain with Delta Dental of North Carolina on a three‑year administration contract estimated at $9,239,876. Competing carriers now know the incumbent and term; benefits consultants and wellness vendors can focus on complementary services or plan improvements during the contract period.
Raleigh is moving the Sertoma Arts Center renovation and expansion into construction using 2022 Park Bond funding. Monteith Construction Corp., the CMAR, has proposed a Guaranteed Maximum Price of $12,300,000, and Council is authorizing Amendment No. 1 for construction services. Subcontractors in trades like mechanical, electrical, interiors, and site work can target Monteith for remaining bid packages and park-bond funded arts facility work.
Raleigh Water issued an RFQ for on‑call stormwater consulting services and is awarding five‑year Master Services Agreements to seven firms across surveying, geotechnical, and construction inspection categories. Contract capacities range from $350,000 to $1,300,000 per firm. Subconsultants and specialty vendors can pursue work via these primes, and competitors gain insight into incumbents ahead of future RFQs or renewals after the five‑year term.
Raleigh’s pavement management system has selected 27 streets totaling 6.7 miles for supplemental hot mix asphalt resurfacing, milling, ramp improvements, patching, and converting Faircloth Street bike lanes to a separated cycletrack. Four bids were received, and FSC II, LLC d/b/a Fred Smith Company is the lowest responsive bidder at $4,472,083. This award drives near-term roadwork where materials suppliers, traffic control vendors, and bike infrastructure firms may support Fred Smith.
Raleigh is awarding five‑year full‑service chiller maintenance and repair contracts to Carrier Corporation, Hoffman Mechanical Solutions, Inc., and Piedmont Service Group, LLC for government buildings. The combined not‑to‑exceed amount is $923,510, with each vendor assigned by chiller manufacturer. Competing mechanical contractors gain visibility into the incumbents and term, while OEM suppliers can support awardees with parts and upgrades.
Community supply drive providing classroom supplies to WCPSS teachers at no cost, aiming to alleviate financial burden on educators.
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Government Agencies in Wake County, North Carolina
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Zebulon Police Department
Zebulon Fire Department
William Peace University
Wendell Police Department
Wendell Holmes Rural Fire Department
Wake Technical Community College Police Department
Wake Technical Community College
Wake Forest Police Department
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Wake County Sheriff's Office
Wake County Schools
Wake County Public Libraries
Wake County Alcohol Beverage Control Law Enforcement
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University of North Carolina Board of Governors
Town of Wendell
Town of Rolesville
Town of Morrisville Town
Town of Knightdale
Town of Garner
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