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Pre-RFPProfessional ServicesDetected May 27, 2026

The Board agenda lists an item to review and possibly approve a task work order for project management services with Liberty Partners for the Madison County Special Needs Shelter CDBG-DR project. This indicates the county is utilizing Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery funding to develop or upgrade a special needs shelter facility and is formalizing professional services to manage that project. The specific task work order scope, value, and schedule are not provided in the agenda, but the focus on project management signals an active capital or renovation effort at the shelter, likely involving facility, systems, and compliance work. Vendors in construction management, healthcare facility planning, emergency preparedness consulting, and related disciplines could explore subcontracting or complementary services with Liberty Partners or the county, such as design support, compliance documentation, or later-phase equipment and systems procurements for the shelter.

Project is tied to CDBG-DR funding for a special needs shelter; the agenda item suggests Liberty Par...

Madison County Memorial HospitalProject management services for Madison County Special Needs Shelter

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Professional Services

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Capital plan & early discussion

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