Williamson County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Williamson County

15 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Construction and operation of a two-sheet ice rink facility as a public-private partnership.

Pre-RFP
$45,000,000Jun 30, 2026

The Banks at Brownland plan includes donating 6 acres of land and site preparation for a new GraceWorks nonprofit facility in Williamson County. BLVD Capital will deliver a construction-ready pad, utilities, and related improvements as part of a combined $3M+ investment. The nonprofit will still need facility design, construction, and fit-out to build its new home, creating a future need for architects, contractors, and service providers familiar with nonprofit operations.

Pre-RFP
$3,000,000Jun 29, 2026

Franklin is considering Contract 2026-0267 with Franklin Housing Authority for up to $200,000 in infrastructure improvements for public housing units at 108 Natchez Street. This funds targeted upgrades to site or building infrastructure. Contractors and engineers focused on small-to-mid sized capital projects can engage Franklin Housing Authority to support design and construction and position for additional phases if the initial work reveals more needs.

Contract Award
$200,000Jul 14, 2026

Franklin is approving Amendment 3 to its Westlaw subscription (Contract 2020-0286) to add CoCounsel at a cost of $90,864. This indicates ongoing investment in legal research and AI-assisted tools for the city attorney’s office. Legal tech vendors can note Westlaw as the incumbent and consider complementary or future services, while implementation and training providers may find opportunities to support staff adoption of CoCounsel.

Contract Award
$90,864Jul 14, 2026

Garney, on behalf of Harpeth Valley Utility District, is seeking Highway Commission permission to install a new waterline along Old Natchez Trace, Sneed Road, and Moran Road. This implies coordinated road cuts, restoration, traffic control, and potentially related utility work. Firms offering utility construction support, paving/restoration, traffic management, or inspection can explore partnering with Garney or the utility as this multi-road project is scoped and scheduled.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 1, 2026

Amendment 2 to COF Contract 2022-0289 with CDM Smith for Franklin Water Reclamation Facility post-expansion upgrades was approved, decreasing the contract by $206,262. This indicates CDM Smith is the engineering consultant on ongoing post-expansion upgrade work. Competing firms and equipment suppliers can use this to understand the incumbent and target ancillary services, integration needs, or future phases after the current scope is completed.

Contract Admin
$206,262Jul 14, 2026

Franklin is approving Amendment 2 to its contract with CDM Smith for Franklin Water Reclamation Facility post-expansion upgrades, decreasing the contract by $206,262. This shows an ongoing multi-year engineering and upgrade program at the wastewater facility. While CDM Smith is the incumbent, other firms can target related projects, equipment supply, and future phases of plant modernization informed by this work.

Contract Admin
$206,262Jul 14, 2026

Williamson County Schools received a $42,975 Gibson Gives donation earmarked for instruments and equipment for high and middle school band and orchestra programs in 2025-2026. The board amended the General Purpose School Fund to add this revenue and code it as instructional equipment, so purchasing can proceed. Music and fine arts vendors should see this as immediate spend for instruments, accessories, and related equipment, plus a signal of ongoing investment in band and orchestra needs.

Contract Award
$42,975Jun 15, 2026

Franklin is executing several contracts with Breezeway Homeowner's Association, LLC for a warranty deed and construction easements related to the East McEwen Drive Phase 5 Improvements Project, totaling over $96,000. Acquisition of easements indicates the city is advancing toward or already in construction for this roadway improvement phase. Roadway and utility contractors can note this project as active and look for current or future bid opportunities on subsequent phases.

Contract Admin
$96,000Jul 14, 2026

Franklin is approving Change Order 1 (final) to its contract with Stansell Electric Company for construction of the Lewisburg Pike and Donelson Creek Parkway traffic signal project, decreasing cost by $68,091.10 and extending contract days. The project is nearing completion under an existing contractor. Traffic technology and maintenance vendors can note Stansell as the signal construction incumbent and look for future support, maintenance, or upgrade opportunities after installation.

Contract Admin
$68,091Jul 14, 2026

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