Benton County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Benton County
14 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
The Board accepted a $966,761 FAA-funded construction contract for the Airport West Taxilane project, building 1,100 feet of new taxilane to serve about six private hangars and two city-owned hangars. Because bids came in under estimate, staff are talking with FAA and the state about using leftover federal and potential state funds to help build at least one city hangar and partially fund a second. This creates a near-term, grant-backed pipeline for hangar design and construction work at the municipal airport.
Grant Funding
$966,762Jul 7, 2026NWARPC, Metroplan, and the City of Fort Smith are launching a $7 million EPA-funded e-bike voucher program to support purchase of more than 5,800 electric bicycles across multiple Arkansas and Oklahoma counties. Vouchers of $700–$1,200 will be redeemed at participating bike shops, with an online application portal opening July 6, 2026 and randomized selections starting July 21, 2026. This indicates active implementation of a grant-funded mobility program, with ongoing needs for program administration, outreach, data tracking, participating retailers, and possibly future expansions or related micromobility projects.
Grant Funding
$7,000,000Jun 15, 2026Centerton approved an agreement with Crossland Construction for the new Centerton Recreation Center at a guaranteed maximum price of $26,000,000. WER Architects and Sapp Design Architects presented the concept design, and council discussed allowances, change orders, and construction timing before adopting the resolution. With the construction team selected and budget set, there will be ongoing needs around specialty systems, FF&E, security, IT, and programming as the facility moves through buildout.
Contract Award
$26,000,000Apr 14, 2026The council will vote on a resolution authorizing a contract with Superior Automotive Group of Siloam Springs, via a state procurement contract, to buy five Dodge Durango AWD pursuit vehicles and two 2026 Chevrolet Silverado pickups with equipment upfits for police use, not to exceed $394,601.21. This confirms a significant fleet refresh is funded and vendor-selected. Upfitters, maintenance providers, and public safety technology vendors can use this as insight into the department’s fleet profile and timing for future replacements or add-on technology.
Contract Award
$394,601Jun 22, 2026The council will vote on a resolution to enter a contract with Superior Automotive Group of Siloam Springs, via state contract, to buy five Dodge Durango AWD pursuit vehicles and two 2026 Chevrolet Silverado pickups with equipment upfits for the Police Department, not to exceed $394,601.21. The vehicles and upfit work are effectively awarded to a single dealer using cooperative purchasing. Fleet, upfitting, and public safety technology vendors can note the scale and timing for future maintenance, accessory, and replacement needs even though this purchase is already decided.
Contract Award
$394,601Jun 22, 2026Centerton approved Resolution 2026-16 authorizing an agreement with Ellingson Contracting to remodel the former City Hall building at 290 North Main Street. Ellingson’s base bid was 348700 with three alternates bringing the not-to-exceed construction amount to 390400, against a total project budget of 500000 funded by a 250000 grant and 250000 in city appropriations. The project will convert the building to include covered outdoor seating, a library component, and a white box area suitable for retail or a coffee-type shop, with an estimated 120-day construction schedule. While the main construction contractor has been selected, the mayor plans to use remaining funds for furniture purchases and will explore a potential book-sharing partnership with the Bentonville Library, and the city intends to lease the retail space, creating follow-on opportunities for furnishings, IT, fit-out, and tenant improvements.
Contract Award
$390,400May 12, 2026The city is authorizing an agreement with the Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County to provide child-abuse intervention and enforcement services for Rogers residents. The 2026 budget is amended to appropriate $200,000 from general fund reserves to contract services, and competitive bidding is waived due to an existing relationship and the center’s specialized expertise. While the primary service provider is set, this confirms funding scale and highlights potential needs for complementary tools such as case management, data, and victim-support technologies.
Contract Award
$200,000Jun 30, 2026The Board approved a $69,000 asphalt purchase from APAC Central to resurface part of West Jefferson Street, but Public Works noted that the section in front of the library is not included and is being considered for next year’s street maintenance list. Staff are compiling that list now for the upcoming budget. This signals a near-term program of additional street resurfacing projects, including Jefferson at the library, where paving contractors and materials suppliers can engage early.
Pre-RFP
$69,000Jul 7, 2026The board accepted a $224,220 bid from Stearman Roofing to complete Phase 3 of the Gravette High School roof overlay, funded by the Building Fund. The vendor decision and funding are set, and work will proceed under this contract. This signals current roofing activity at GHS and may lead to follow-on maintenance, inspections, or future facility upgrades.
Contract Award
$224,220May 18, 2026Parks & Recreation is seeking a budget amendment to buy a Hustler 104 zero-turn mower for Oak Hill Cemetery for $31,936.77 using Perpetual Care funds. One of two cemetery mowers failed irreparably, and the larger 104" deck is expected to save about one workday per week in mowing time. The unit will be purchased via Sourcewell, so the main decision is set, but vendors can track this as fleet makeup and future cemetery capital work signal.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Benton County, Arkansas
22 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Springtown
City90 pop.
Town of Highfill
City2,417 pop.
Town of Gateway
City444 pop.
Town of Garfield
City610 pop.
Town of Avoca
City482 pop.
City of Sulphur Springs
City468 pop.
City of Springdale City
City12,016 pop.
City of Siloam Springs
City19,336 pop.
City of Rogers
City74,035 pop.
City of Pea Ridge
City8,680 pop.
City of Lowell
City11,466 pop.
City of Little Flock
City3,037 pop.
City of Gravette
City3,750 pop.
City of Gentry
City4,449 pop.
City of Elm Springs City
City556 pop.
City of Decatur
City1,727 pop.
City of Centerton
City23,953 pop.
City of Cave Springs
City6,081 pop.
City of Bentonville
City59,471 pop.
City of Bella Vista
City32,368 pop.
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