Washington County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Washington County
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Planning staff briefed the Board on building permit and plan review fees totaling $1,694.55 for phase two of an addition to the beef barn at the fairgrounds, and noted the fair board may lack funds for this phase. The county is clarifying whether fees can be reduced or waived and who will pay them, but the broader project implies ongoing capital work at the fairgrounds. Contractors, metal building suppliers, and fairground facility consultants can watch for funding decisions on phase two and be ready for follow-on work, improvements, or maintenance around this expansion.
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$1,695Jun 8, 2026The Board approved a $3,500 demand warrant to Pioneer Plumbing and Drain for repairs at the Ambulance Hall. Work appears to be limited plumbing repair rather than a full renovation. This confirms Pioneer as a current facilities/plumbing vendor for the ambulance facility, useful for competitors or related trades looking at future building or station upgrades.
Contract Award
$3,500Jul 6, 2026The Board approved a $3,500 demand warrant to Pioneer Plumbing and Drain for repairs to the Ambulance Hall. Work scope is not detailed, but it involves facility plumbing/drain issues at the EMS building. This confirms Pioneer as the current contractor, giving others insight into incumbent facility service providers and potential future building maintenance, upgrades, or remodel needs at the Ambulance Hall.
Contract Award
$3,500Jul 6, 2026Multi-year cooperative agreement for sheriff patrol and law enforcement services on U.S. Forest Service lands within the county from 2026 through 2030.
Contract Award
$25,000May 11, 2026On June 1, 2026, the Weiser Ambulance District discussed the failure of its May 19, 2026 levy election and Director Alan Foster stated he intends to place a levy measure on the November 2026 ballot. Foster plans to meet with consultant Erin Greaves to discuss strategies and requested formation of a steering committee to plan the levy campaign and the district’s budget going forward. The discussion also noted expected GEMT (Ground Emergency Medical Transportation) funding of about 50000 from 2023 to carry the district through January. Although this is not a procurement yet, the district is clearly in strategic planning around long-term EMS funding, service levels, and capital needs. Vendors in EMS billing, strategic planning, public outreach, fleet planning, and grant/levy consulting can engage with district leadership and the steering committee as they define what the November levy will fund and how operations will change if it passes.
Public Updates
$50,000Jun 1, 2026Washington County approved an Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) from the Idaho Office of Emergency Management in the amount of 23,731.62 on June 8, 2026. EMPG funds typically support emergency management staffing, planning, training, communications, and equipment, and the Emergency Manager presented the grant to the Board for acceptance. This indicates that the county will have dedicated funds that must be programmed into specific emergency management activities and purchases, though the detailed spending plan is not outlined in the minutes. Vendors in emergency planning, emergency management software, training, communications, and related equipment can position offerings that align with EMPG-eligible uses as Washington County allocates and spends this award over the coming year.
Grant Funding
$23,731Jun 8, 2026WICAP is requesting $20,000 in funding for its Homemaker Program for the 2027 fiscal year. This program provides essential services, and WICAP is seeking continued financial support from the county, noting that Project Share funding will no longer be requested. This is a budget planning item, indicating an upcoming funding decision for a social service program. Vendors providing services or supplies related to in-home care, social services, or program management could monitor this for potential future needs or partnerships.
Budget Planning
$20,000May 26, 2026Explore Washington County's government projects — free.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Washington County, Idaho
9 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Weiser School District 431
School1,525 students
Weiser Memorial Hospital
Public Hospital
Weiser Area Rural Fire District
Fire District
Washington County
County11,539 pop.
Midvale School District 433
School161 students
Midvale Fire Protection District
Fire District
Midvale Community Library District
Library District
Cambridge Joint School District 432
School146 students
Cambridge Fire Protection District
Fire District
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