Warren County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The board will accept a recommendation to award the demolition of a dilapidated house at 915 Dewitt Street, including debris removal and disposal, to MP&L for $6,100. This confirms MP&L as the current demolition contractor for this parcel. Demolition, hauling, and environmental firms gain insight into pricing and the incumbent, and can watch for similar future nuisance property abatements or subcontract opportunities.
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$6,100Jul 20, 2026The city approved the final pay application of $118,502.50 to H&H Electrical, accepted substantial completion, and closed out documents for the baseball field lighting project. This confirms H&H Electrical as the electrical contractor and signals project completion. Vendors providing sports lighting, controls, and maintenance services can view this as incumbent intelligence and a cue for ongoing maintenance or future lighting upgrades at other fields.
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$118,502Jun 15, 2026The Board authorized a $28,861 requisition to Sunbelt Fire Apparatus, Inc. for seven fire suppression suits under a state contract. This confirms the city is actively buying firefighter PPE through established cooperative contracts rather than issuing its own RFP. PPE and fire equipment vendors can use this as incumbent and purchasing-channel intel and engage the Fire Department around future gear, maintenance, and replacement cycles.
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$28,861Jul 10, 2026The city is authorizing a $28,861 requisition to Sunbelt Fire Apparatus, Inc. for seven fire suppression suits under a state contract. This is a defined purchase for the Fire Department with vendor and quantity set. While the primary buy is decided, this highlights Sunbelt as the incumbent for turnout gear and signals ongoing PPE, apparatus, and safety equipment needs for Vicksburg Fire.
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$28,861Jul 10, 2026The Board authorized a $114,131.21 requisition to Tyler Technologies for renewal of the Munis software for 2026-2027. This confirms continued use of Munis as the citywide ERP/finance platform and locks in Tyler as the incumbent. IT and consulting firms can look at integrations, reporting, training, and process improvement projects around Munis ahead of future renewal or potential migration discussions.
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$114,131Jun 10, 2026The Board agenda includes payment of a $3,000 invoice to Voice of Calvary Ministries for housing consultation and education services for June 2026. This confirms an active contract for ongoing housing counseling and education, likely tied to local or HUD-related housing programs. Vendors in housing services, compliance, or program management should note Voice of Calvary as the incumbent and watch for future renewals, expansions, or complementary needs such as case management tools and outreach support.
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$3,000Jul 6, 2026The Parks and Recreation Director recommended, and the board approved, a quote from Unlimited Sports Solutions for $21,818.50 to supply netting and other equipment at Key City Park. This indicates a decided purchase for sports facility upgrades. While the primary purchase is awarded, sports equipment and park contractors can track this as a sign of ongoing investment at Key City Park and related facilities.
Contract Award
$21,818Jun 25, 2026The Parks and Recreation Director, Roosevelt Brown, recommends and the Board is asked to accept a quote from Unlimited Sports Solutions for netting and other equipment at Key City Park in the amount of 21818.50. This indicates a small capital improvement for sports facilities, likely for baseball/softball field safety and operations. The city has effectively selected Unlimited Sports Solutions as the vendor for this purchase, pending formal approval. While the primary sale is decided, sports facility vendors can view this as a signal of ongoing investment in Key City Park, opening opportunities for future upgrades, maintenance, and additional equipment needs.
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$21,818Jun 25, 2026The Board approved a $50,946.67 requisition to The QSM Group for repair parts and labor on the bar screen at the Wastewater Treatment Department. This confirms QSM as the incumbent for this piece of critical plant equipment. Vendors in wastewater equipment, SCADA, and maintenance services can treat this as intelligence on current assets and plan for future rehab, replacement, and support needs as the system ages.
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$50,947Jun 10, 2026The city approved multiple demolition contracts with J & C Services, Reliable Dirtworks, and MP & L Construction for several residential properties, totaling at least seven sites. These awards show ongoing investment in blight removal and small-scale demo work. Demolition and site-restoration contractors can track these as indicators of a recurring program that will likely generate future bid packages for similar work.
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