Beaufort County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Beaufort County
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Beaufort County Council’s consent agenda lists approval of a contract with Edison Foard for a design-build transient hangar at Beaufort Executive Airport (ARW) with a project value of 1,250,000. This confirms the County has chosen Edison Foard to both design and construct new hangar capacity for transient aircraft at the general aviation airport. While the prime has been selected, the design-build nature and size of the project create opportunities for subcontractors, specialty trades, hangar equipment providers, and aviation technology vendors. Sellers can pursue Edison Foard or the County’s facilities and airport staff for follow-on work such as access systems, fire suppression, hangar doors, fueling interfaces, lighting, and future phases of airport development.
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$1,250,000Jun 22, 2026Resolution 2026/23 authorizes the County Administrator to execute documents and provide funds, up to 42,000,000, to support The Nature Conservancy’s procurement of fee simple real property in the Town of Bluffton, known as the New River Forest. This represents a very large conservation-oriented land acquisition partnership between the County and a major nonprofit. While this action focuses on acquisition funding, subsequent phases could involve ecological restoration, conservation planning, public access planning, and long-term stewardship. Environmental consultants, ecological restoration firms, and recreation planners can monitor this project as The Nature Conservancy and the County define management plans and potential public components that may require technical services and amenities.
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$42,000,000Jun 22, 2026The Natural Resources Committee on February 3, 2026 is considering a resolution authorizing the County Administrator to execute documents and provide up to $1,545,000 from the Green Space Program Fund to help the Open Land Trust procure a conservation easement on the 8.64-acre Simmons Tracts on Hilton Head Island. The Green Space Advisory Committee recommended funding up to 50% of the appraised easement value after reviewing due diligence, with the Town of Hilton Head Island funding the other half. The property includes large live oaks, forested wetland edges, fields, and scenic corridors along Spanish Wells Road and Old House Creek. This resolution effectively commits a significant share of Green Space funding to a specific easement acquisition, solidifying Open Land Trust as a key conservation partner for the County and Town. While the main easement transaction is already directed to Open Land Trust, there is potential follow-on work in stewardship planning, ecological restoration, public access design where appropriate, and long-term monitoring, as well as intelligence about how the Green Space Program structures future easement partnerships and funding splits with municipalities.
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$1,545,000Feb 3, 2026Beaufort County Council’s consent agenda includes approval of a contract with On Point Commercial Services for janitorial services at Beaufort Executive Airport (ARW), valued at 222,300. This indicates the County has recently selected a vendor to handle custodial operations at the airport facilities. For vendors, this is primarily incumbent intelligence: On Point now holds the janitorial scope at ARW, which may run for multiple years and could require supplies, specialty cleaning, or future rebids. Adjacent sales angles include providing consumables, equipment, QA/inspection tools, or positioning for future extensions or competitions at this and other county facilities.
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$222,300Jun 22, 2026Beaufort County Council gave first reading approval to Ordinance 2026/02 authorizing the County Administrator to execute documents and provide funding to purchase real property at 1451 Ribaut Road from Drayton-Parker Companies LLC for 700,000 plus closing costs. The item had already received a 9-0 recommendation at the Finance, Administration, and Economic Development Committee, indicating strong support for the acquisition. While the ordinance focuses on authorizing the purchase rather than specifying future use, acquisition of a significant property often precedes renovation, build-out, or redevelopment projects. Real estate, architecture, engineering, and construction vendors may want to monitor subsequent meetings to learn the planned use of the site and position services for planning, design, or fit-out once the purchase closes.
Contract Award
$700,000Jan 26, 2026The consent agenda includes a 400,000 change order to the Republic Waste Hauling Services contract for hauling services from Beaufort County convenience centers. This indicates the County is experiencing higher volumes or expanded service levels and is modifying its existing solid waste hauling agreement rather than rebidding it. For vendors, this is useful incumbent intelligence: Republic Waste currently holds the hauling scope for the convenience centers with an expanded financial commitment. Related opportunities may exist around route optimization, container assets, facility upgrades, or future competitive procurements when the current contract term nears expiration or if service needs continue to grow.
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$400,000Jun 22, 2026The Finance, Administration and Economic Development Committee approved an ordinance authorizing the Beaufort County Administrator to purchase real property at 1451 Ribaut Road from Drayton-Parker Companies LLC for 700,000 plus closing costs. Funding will come from the Capital Projects Fund Land Acquisition account, which currently has a balance of 1854891.82, indicating this is part of a broader capital strategy. This decision finalizes the land acquisition but does not define the future facility or operational use of the site, which will likely require planning, design, and build-out services. Vendors in planning, architecture, engineering, construction, and facility fit-out can track this parcel as a near-term opportunity once the county defines program needs for the site.
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$700,000Jan 20, 2026Beaufort County’s consent agenda also includes a 150,000 change order to Waste Management Hickory Hill for disposal of waste from County convenience centers. This reflects an expansion of disposal costs under the current agreement, likely driven by higher tonnage or extended service needs. This item confirms that Waste Management Hickory Hill is the incumbent disposal provider for the convenience center stream and that the County is investing additional funds into this relationship. Vendors can use this as a trigger to discuss landfill capacity, transfer options, waste reduction or diversion programs, and to track for eventual rebid or alternative disposal solutions as volumes and costs escalate.
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$150,000Jun 22, 2026Beaufort County Council approved a change order to O'Quinn Marine Construction Inc. for additional work on the Melrose Dock repairs in the amount of 161,315. This indicates that the county has an active marine infrastructure repair project underway and has expanded the scope or addressed unforeseen conditions at the dock site. For vendors, this confirms O’Quinn Marine as the incumbent contractor on Melrose Dock and shows that the project is still evolving. Marine engineering, materials suppliers, safety equipment providers, and inspection/testing firms may find follow-on opportunities as construction continues or as the county plans similar waterfront infrastructure projects.
Contract Award
$161,315Jan 26, 2026Beaufort County’s Public Facilities Committee approved accepting a South Carolina Aeronautics Commission Commercial Service Airport Entitlement grant of 42625 for approach tree mitigation at Hilton Head Island Airport (HXD), contingent on the final grant offer. The total project cost is fully covered by SCAC, with grant expenditures tracked in GL account 5402-90-0000-57130 and final SCAC approval anticipated on 2026-01-27. This indicates a small but defined, funded project to remove or mitigate trees obstructing flight approaches at HXD, likely involving survey, vegetation management, and possibly limited construction. Vendors in aviation planning, arboriculture, and airspace/obstruction analysis can look for the subsequent procurement to execute this work once the grant is formally awarded.
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$42,625Jan 20, 2026Explore Beaufort County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Beaufort County, South Carolina
9 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Yemassee Town
City124 pop.
Town of Ridgeland Town
City2,749 pop.
Town of Port Royal
City16,287 pop.
Town of Hilton Head Island
City38,097 pop.
Town of Bluffton
City35,243 pop.
City of Hardeeville City
City122 pop.
City of Beaufort
City13,850 pop.
Beaufort County
County201,775 pop.
Balance of Beaufort County
City95,256 pop.
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