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Government Projects in York County
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Expenditure of funds for the purchase of development rights on approximately 120 acres along Kings Mountain Street, New York, for conservation purposes.
Contract Award
$1,055,000Aug 19, 2026York County Public Safety Communications is purchasing an Eventide logging recorder system from Carolina Recording Systems for 911 and radio recording, at a cost up to $1,057,000. The system includes maintenance services and is being procured under a specific code exemption, so vendor selection is already made. Telecom, recording, and integration firms may find follow-on work around implementation, configuration, training, and future upgrades to public safety systems.
Contract Award
$1,057,000Jul 13, 2026The council adopted a supplemental ordinance to borrow up to $5,567,402 from the Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund to improve, extend, and enlarge Rock Hill's combined utility system. This secures low-interest financing for wastewater-related infrastructure projects. Vendors for engineering, construction, equipment, and program management are not named here, so future packages for plant upgrades, collection system work, and controls are likely. Firms in water/wastewater design-build, SC regulatory compliance, and utility asset upgrades should track upcoming project scopes tied to this financing.
Grant Funding
$5,567,402Jun 8, 2026The council adopted a sixth supplemental ordinance to borrow up to $5,534,493 from the Drinking Water Revolving Loan Fund via the SC Water Quality Revolving Fund Authority. Funds will support improvement, extension, and enlargement of Rock Hill's combined utility system on the drinking water side. Specific capital projects and vendors have not yet been detailed in these minutes. Water engineering, construction, and equipment suppliers should monitor subsequent agendas and CIP documents for pipeline, plant, storage, and control system work funded by this loan.
Grant Funding
$5,534,493Jun 8, 2026The City of Rock Hill is approving a Fifth Supplemental Ordinance to finance improvement, extension, and enlargement of its Combined Utility System using up to 5,567,402 borrowed from the South Carolina Water Quality Revolving Fund Authority’s Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund. This establishes the loan agreement, promissory note, and related financial framework for upcoming wastewater-related capital work but does not spell out specific construction or technology contracts yet. This is a forward-looking funding action that will support multiple utility infrastructure projects such as treatment plant upgrades, sewer line extensions, or system modernization. Vendors in engineering, construction, utility asset management, controls/SCADA, and related professional services should track how Public Works and Utilities scope projects tied to this financing over the next few fiscal years, as RFPs will likely follow once design and project priorities are finalized.
Budget Planning
$5,567,402Jun 8, 2026The City of Rock Hill is also adopting a Sixth Supplemental Ordinance to finance improvement, extension, and enlargement of its Combined Utility System through borrowing up to 5,734,493 from the Drinking Water Revolving Loan Fund via the South Carolina Water Quality Revolving Fund Authority. This action approves the loan agreement and promissory note but does not yet award any design or construction contracts. These funds will underpin future drinking water projects such as plant upgrades, distribution system extensions, or resiliency and regulatory compliance improvements. Vendors providing water engineering, treatment process equipment, GIS and asset management tools, and construction services should engage early with the Utilities Department as it defines the capital program to be delivered under this 5.73M financing and prepares future RFQs/RFPs.
Budget Planning
$5,734,493Jun 8, 2026The City of Rock Hill received first reading approval to borrow up to $5,567,402 from the South Carolina Water Quality Revolving Fund Authority for the Charlotte Avenue Sewer Line Rehabilitation Project. This project, part of the City's long‑term Capital Improvement Plan, will replace and consolidate outdated gravity sewer infrastructure, with loan repayment built into the wastewater rate structure. This indicates that design and construction work for a multi‑million‑dollar sewer rehabilitation effort is funded and moving forward, but specific contractors are not mentioned in the minutes. Vendors in sewer design, trenchless rehab, condition assessment, construction management, and related equipment or SCADA integration can position for upcoming procurement or subcontracting as the City advances from financing approval into implementation.
Grant Funding
$5,567,402May 26, 2026The City of Rock Hill also advanced first reading of an ordinance to borrow up to $5,734,493 from the Drinking Water Revolving Loan Fund for the Charlotte Avenue Water Line Rehabilitation Project. This water project will replace and consolidate outdated water infrastructure along Charlotte Avenue and is similarly embedded in the City's long‑term Capital Improvement Plan, with repayments covered by the water rate structure. With financing now approved from the South Carolina Water Quality Revolving Fund Authority, the City is positioned to move into detailed design and construction procurement, though no specific engineering or construction firms are cited in the minutes. This presents a funded opportunity for water main replacement contractors, design engineers, modeling consultants, and construction management providers to engage the utilities and finance teams as they plan and let work for this corridor.
Grant Funding
$5,734,493May 26, 2026The district presented a proposed 2026-2027 operating budget of $151.6M against $146.0M in revenue, leaving a $5.3M shortfall while adding three new schools and multiple new staff positions. Administration outlined $1.2M in targeted cuts, including reducing substitute budgets, Apple device leases, IT software purchases, instructional apps, and traffic control. The board requested deeper review of board operating expenses, salaries, utilities, insurance, and contracted services, with final budget approval scheduled for June 8, 2026. Vendors in HR, finance, insurance, IT, and contracted services should expect closer scrutiny of existing contracts and potential renegotiations or consolidations as the district looks for additional savings.
Budget Planning
$151,618,222May 18, 2026York County is purchasing a second backup cluster and three years of licensing and support from Katalyst Network Group via state contract, for $577,346.33. The new system will provide immutable, air-gapped backups in Rock Hill and cross-replication with the existing cluster in York to increase capacity as systems grow. Data protection and disaster recovery firms can look for follow-on work around backup strategy, testing, incident response planning, and future capacity expansions.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in York County, South Carolina
16 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
York Technical College
Higher Ed4,636 students
York School District 4
School18,396 students
York School District 3
School16,316 students
York School District 2
School9,154 students
York School District 1
School4,993 students
York County
County303,001 pop.
Winthrop University
Higher Ed6,610 students
Town of Mcconnells
City288 pop.
Town of Hickory Grove
City462 pop.
Rock Hill-fort Mill Area Transportation Study
MPO
Rock Hill - York County Airport Commission
Airport Authority
Housing Authority of York
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of Rock Hill
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of Fort Mill
Local Housing Authority
City of York
City9,154 pop.
City of Rock Hill
City75,654 pop.
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