Contract AwardPublic HealthDetected Jun 25, 2026

Williams County Commissioners plan to approve a second amendment to the Technical Assistance Agent agreement for the PY23 Lead Safe Ohio program. This suggests the county is continuing or expanding its relationship with a technical assistance provider that supports lead hazard control or lead safety activities for local housing and public health efforts. Although the primary vendor relationship is already in place, the additional amendment implies ongoing implementation work, reporting, and possibly expanded services under the Lead Safe Ohio grant-funded program.Vendors in public health consulting, environmental testing, remediation services, data/Case management, or program evaluation can position themselves for subcontracting, supplemental services, or future cycles of lead-safe initiatives in the county and region.

Item is listed as entering into a 2nd amendment to a Technical Assistance Agent agreement, indicating an existing vendor relationship and ongoing program work.

Williams County Park DistrictLead Safe Ohio PY23 technical assistance agent second contract amendment

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