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At the June 9, 2026 meeting, the Board approved RFB2026‑16 for TSPLOST Paving with Allied Paving Contractors Inc. of Pendergrass, GA. The contract amount is $4,670,094.25, and the Chairman was authorized to execute the agreement, representing a major paving program financed through the transportation special purpose local option sales tax. This positions Allied Paving as the lead contractor for the current wave of TSPLOST resurfacing and road improvements. While this specific package is awarded, the size of the contract and the FY 2027 budgeted $32.08M TSPLOST fund indicate additional paving and transportation work will continue, giving other contractors, materials suppliers, and engineering firms a roadmap of Barrow’s priorities and a benchmark for future bids.
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$4,670,094Jun 23, 2026On June 9, 2026, the Board approved a 2026 Local Road Assistance Administration (LRA) funding application in the amount of $1,179,149.61. The motion authorizes submission of the application, which will support future local road paving and improvement projects upon award. This indicates that Barrow County is actively pursuing external roadway funding to supplement TSPLOST and SPLOST resources. For engineering firms, grant consultants, and paving contractors, this is a sign that additional LRA‑funded road maintenance packages will be assembled once funds are secured, creating opportunities to help with project selection, design, and delivery aligned to GDOT or state program requirements.
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$1,179,149Jun 23, 2026The Board is considering approval of the FY 2027 Food Services Contract for the Barrow County Senior Center with G.A. Food Services of Pinellas County LLC, located in St. Petersburg, Florida. The estimated contract amount is 180000 and the item authorizes the Chairman to execute the agreement, indicating the county intends to move forward with G.A. Food Services as the meal provider for senior nutrition programs. This action establishes G.A. Food Services as the incumbent for senior center food provision for FY 2027. While the immediate procurement is decided, this information is valuable for competitors planning for future bids and for vendors offering complementary services such as nutrition consulting, packaging, delivery logistics, or program evaluation that could integrate with the contracted food service.
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$180,000Jun 23, 2026The Board approved the FY 2027 Food Services Contract for the Barrow County Senior Center with G.A. Food Services of Pinellas County LLC of St. Petersburg, FL. The estimated contract amount is 180000 for FY 2027, and the Chairman was authorized to execute the agreement. This decision confirms G.A. Food Services as the incumbent food provider for senior services in FY 2027, but its value and term provide insight into the scale of the senior nutrition program. Vendors in meal delivery, nutrition programs, food safety, or related support services can target complementary offerings (such as software, logistics optimization, or equipment) or position for future cycles if the county rebids or expands senior nutrition services beyond the current contractor.
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$180,000Jun 23, 2026On June 23, 2026, the Board considered approving the thirteenth amendment to the Professional Services Agreement for IT Services with TechOptics, Inc. of Winder, GA. The amendment is in the amount of $278,824.76 and authorizes the Chairman to execute the agreement, extending or expanding TechOptics’ role as Barrow County’s outsourced IT services provider. This signals a long‑standing IT services relationship with significant incremental spend in FY 2027. While the core IT contract is not presently competing, other technology vendors can treat TechOptics as the incumbent and potential integration partner, and begin positioning for future rebids, supplemental tools (cybersecurity, cloud, asset management), or project‑based work that may fall outside the existing scope.
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$278,824Jun 23, 2026At the June 23, 2026 voting session, Barrow County considered and approved designating Strongside Solutions as the County’s Medical Insurance Broker of Record effective July 1, 2026. The agreement sets an annual administrative fee of $75,000 for brokerage and consulting services, with Strongside replacing the current broker and offering enhanced health resources and prescription drug savings for employees. This is a decided broker award that will shape the county’s employee benefits strategy and carrier choices. While the primary brokerage work is awarded, ancillary vendors in wellness, telehealth, benefits administration technology, and pharmacy programs may find partnership opportunities via Strongside or as add‑ons to the county’s evolving benefits package.
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$75,000Jun 23, 2026Barrow County approved an extension to the Professional Services Agreement for the Operation and Maintenance of the county’s Wastewater Treatment Facilities with Bob Sheldon, Inc. of Dacula, GA. The extension runs through January 31, 2027 in the amount of 224408.31, continuing outsourced operations for these utility assets. This confirms Bob Sheldon, Inc. as the O&M incumbent for wastewater treatment and provides a clear contract end date. Vendors in utility operations, SCADA/automation, maintenance services, or engineering can use this as a trigger to offer complementary solutions during the remaining term and to prepare for a potential rebid or restructuring of wastewater O&M services before or at the January 2027 expiration.
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$224,408Jun 23, 2026Barrow County is considering approval of an extension to the Professional Services Agreement for the Operation and Maintenance of the county’s Wastewater Treatment Facilities with Bob Sheldon, Inc. of Dacula, Georgia. The extension runs through January 31, 2027 in the amount of 224408.31 and authorizes the Chairman to execute the agreement, confirming Bob Sheldon, Inc. as the current operator of the wastewater treatment facilities. This extension indicates the county is maintaining continuity of operations while it either plans longer-term arrangements or prepares future procurement. Vendors in wastewater operations, SCADA/automation, process optimization, sludge management, and related engineering can view this as both incumbent intelligence and a timeline marker: competitive opportunities could arise as the new January 31, 2027 end date approaches or if the county decides to change its O&M model.
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$224,408Jun 23, 2026The Board is considering approval of the fourth amendment to the Professional Transportation/Traffic and Stormwater Engineering Services Agreement with KCI Technologies Inc. of Duluth, Georgia. The amendment is in the amount of 30000 and authorizes the Chairman to execute the agreement, indicating ongoing use of KCI for specialized engineering support in transportation, traffic, and stormwater projects. This recurring amendment pattern confirms KCI as a key engineering partner for the county’s public works and stormwater initiatives. While the core contract is not currently out to bid, this is important incumbent intelligence and suggests the county is actively planning or implementing traffic and stormwater projects where additional design, modeling, permitting, and analysis services—possibly from subconsultants or complementary firms—could be valuable.
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$30,000Jun 23, 2026The June 23, 2026 agenda includes a fourth amendment to the Transportation/Traffic and Stormwater Engineering Services Professional Services Agreement with KCI Technologies Inc. of Duluth, GA. The amendment amount is $30,000, with authorization for the Chairman to execute the agreement, extending KCI’s work supporting county transportation and stormwater projects. This shows KCI as the incumbent engineering consultant across multiple infrastructure domains. Although the amendment itself is a decided action, other engineering firms and infrastructure vendors gain insight into Barrow County’s consulting partner and can target niche studies, design support, or future RFQs if the county opts to add capacity, diversify consultants, or rebid the master agreement.
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