Adams County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Adams County

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At its May 5, 2026 regular meeting, the Adams County Board of Commissioners approved a construction contract and contract bond with Gonzalez Underground, LLC for the Gottlieb Hille Bridge #197-1 Project (CRP-202). The contract is valued at 781,953.50 and covers bridge work that will be delivered under the county’s Public Works program. This indicates that the primary construction vendor has been selected and the project is moving into execution, but there may still be needs around materials supply, traffic control, inspection, and specialty subcontracting. Vendors can position for follow-on opportunities such as construction support services, change-order-driven work, or future bridge and road projects as this capital program advances.

Contract Award
$781,953May 5, 2026

The Adams County Board of Commissioners approved a Public Works recommendation to award a contract to Apollo Mechanical Contractors of Kennewick, Washington, to replace the HVAC unit serving the Central Services server room. The awarded amount is $22,739.40, with the board noting that repair would have cost only $505.35 less, had limited warranty, and was not considered a cost-effective solution. This decision means the primary vendor for this critical IT infrastructure component is already selected, and work will move into replacement and installation. While the core opportunity is decided, the project reveals Apollo Mechanical as the incumbent mechanical contractor on sensitive IT cooling systems and highlights the county’s focus on protecting server infrastructure, which may signal upcoming needs for monitoring, redundancy, and preventive maintenance services. Vendors in IT facilities, environmental monitoring, or HVAC controls may find follow-on opportunities in supporting system reliability and risk management for county data centers.

Contract Award
$22,739Apr 28, 2026

The Board authorized the Chairman to sign Consultant Supplemental Agreement #1 with Nichols/Kovich Engineering of Spokane Valley for construction engineering consulting on the Gottlieb-Hille Bridge #197-1 Project (CRP-202). The supplemental adds $18,555.72 to the existing agreement, bringing the new maximum payable to $153,766.56. This shows that Nichols/Kovich is the incumbent consultant providing construction engineering services for this bridge capital project and that the project scope or duration has expanded enough to warrant additional funding. While the consulting work is already awarded, vendors offering construction services, specialty inspections, materials, or related engineering support can view this as a live bridge project likely moving into or through construction, creating opportunities for subcontracting, materials supply, or adjacent corridor work.

Contract Admin
$153,767Apr 28, 2026

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