Wythe County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Wythe County
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Supervisors voted to send a November 3, 2026 referendum to voters for a new 1% local sales tax dedicated to school construction and renovation, estimated at over $70M in projects. Planned work includes a new Spiller Elementary, Fort Chiswell High School renovations, athletic facilities, and roof/chiller repairs, with tax authority expiring by June 30, 2046. This is early-stage but defines a long pipeline where finance, program management, architecture, and construction partners can begin strategic discussions with County and Schools.
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$70,000,000Jul 28, 2026The June 24, 2026 report shows large equipment replacement purchases for the transportation department, including multiple buses from Kingmor Supply and Blue Bird Bus Sales totaling about $1.14 million. These payments indicate an active fleet renewal effort funded in FY 2026 and specific vendors already chosen. This matters for firms offering bus technology, safety equipment, maintenance services, or future bus replacements, who can target follow-on work, integrations, and upcoming cycles when these vehicles near mid-life.
Contract Award
$1,139,138Jun 24, 2026Wythe County’s Wastewater Fund carryover into FY27 totals about $2.5 million for projects including Fort Chiswell WWTP, Austinville WWTP, generators, pump replacement, sewer extension studies, Max Meadows improvements, Loves Pump Station, Lot 24 extension, and Jackson School sanitary sewer projects. A separate recommendation approves a Fort Chiswell WWTP capacity and expansion evaluation with The Thrasher Group. This indicates ongoing and planned design and capacity projects where additional engineering, construction, and equipment vendors may engage.
Budget Planning
$2,517,000Jul 14, 2026VDOT has awarded Wytheville a $2,279,864 Transportation Alternatives grant for the Lithia Road Sidewalk Connector Project, with a total estimated cost of about $2.85 million and a $569,966 local match. The project will build new sidewalk and path connections along Lithia Road between East Main Street and Community Boulevard, serving multiple hotels, restaurants, and businesses. Engineering is slated to start in late 2026, right-of-way in 2028, and construction from 2029–2031 under VDOT TA rules. This is a multi-phase, federally funded transportation project where engineering firms, right-of-way agents, utility coordinators, and sidewalk contractors can pursue upcoming design and construction work and related services.
Grant Funding
$2,849,830Jul 13, 2026Feasibility study and request for authorization to explore grant opportunities for the construction phase of the Madison Street project (between South 14th and Reedy Creek Road). Project includes roadway corridor completion, relocation of sanitary sewer force main, and completion of a 6-inch water main.
Grant Funding
$2,674,000Jun 23, 2026Wytheville completed a feasibility study to extend West Madison Street between Reed Creek Road and South 14th Street, adding a new emergency access route and associated water, sewer, drainage, and retaining wall work. The study by Thrasher Engineering estimates total project costs at about $2.67 million, and staff are seeking Council authorization for their grants administrator to pursue federal, state, regional, or private funding for construction in the next 5–7 years. This is an early-stage capital project where transportation, utility, and grant consulting vendors can help shape scope, funding strategy, and delivery approach.
Grant Funding
$2,674,000Jun 22, 2026Staff received bids to upgrade the Ager Park courts, with bids from $418,013 to $547,600, while only $175,000 is budgeted (including a $75,000 Wythe-Bland Foundation grant). The low base bid is $390,754 from G&H Contracting, and staff have been directed to negotiate value engineering and cost reductions and bring alternatives back in July. Court design, surfacing, lighting, and amenities vendors can help reshape scope, pricing, and phasing to meet budget.
Pre-RFP
$390,754Jul 14, 2026Wytheville is amending its FY 2025-2026 budget to accept and appropriate several unanticipated revenues, including FEMA and Virginia grants for SCBAs, Benevity and estate donations for EMS, Harrah McDonald Foundation funds, Haller Gibbony funds, and insurance proceeds for a community center generator replacement. These funds expand authorized spending on public safety equipment, facilities, and a generator project. Vendors supplying SCBAs, EMS gear, museum/historic work, and generators can track these lines as funded opportunities.
Grant Funding
$621,871Jun 22, 2026Payment records show ongoing spending with the Joint IDA on Lot 10 site development and an agenda item for Progress Park covenants and Lot 35 plan review. This indicates active planning and infrastructure work on multiple industrial lots. Vendors in industrial site design, covenants drafting, and infrastructure build-out can pursue work as specific tenants or projects are identified for these lots.
Public Updates
$485,006Jul 28, 2026The activity report records large textbook purchases from Five Ponds Press and McGraw-Hill totaling about $259,437 for elementary, plus another $135,511 for high school, all dated June 25, 2026. This confirms recent adoption decisions and substantial curriculum investment for FY 2026. Curriculum and edtech vendors should treat these as incumbent adoptions, monitor renewal and replacement cycles over the next 5–7 years, and look for supplemental or intervention resources that complement these programs.
Contract Award
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