Benzie County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Benzie County
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The Board authorized the purchase of a stand-on lawn mower from Ferguson’s Fireplace & Stove Center, based on a May 12, 2026 quote, in a not‑to‑exceed amount of $13,578 using the 401 Capital Fund. This acquisition supports county maintenance operations for grounds care. With the vendor already selected and funding appropriated, the immediate purchase is settled. However, this highlights the county’s ongoing investment in grounds and facility maintenance equipment, offering vendors in outdoor power equipment, maintenance services, and lifecycle support a point of reference for future replacement cycles, service agreements, and complementary tools or attachments.
The Board authorized a proposal from Ron Brown and Sons to perform paving work at EMS Station 3 in Frankfort for a not‑to‑exceed amount of $7,612. EMS Director Tom King attended the meeting, answered questions, and confirmed funding will come from the 210 EMS Fund. This decision means the paving vendor is already chosen and work will proceed under this small capital maintenance project. While the primary contract is awarded, vendors in facility maintenance, site work, and EMS facility design can view this as a signal that the county is investing in EMS station upkeep and may have future needs for similar improvements, expansions, or related services.
Superintendent Erfourth presented the renewal of the district’s property use arrangement with Twisted Trails Off Road Park Inc., noting that the cost remains the same as last year at 10,000. The board approved the Twisted Trails Off Road Park Renewal, maintaining access to this external property for district purposes. While the arrangement is already renewed, this underscores the district’s ongoing use of off-site facilities and its willingness to invest in community partnerships. Other community venues, activity providers, and transportation/logistics vendors may find opportunities to offer complementary services or alternative sites if the district revisits or expands extracurricular and experiential learning locations in future years.
Benzie County accepted an $11,000 Marine Safety Program grant funded federally through the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and authorized the Undersheriff to sign the 2026 grant agreement. The Board also approved the necessary budget amendments to handle payments and reimbursements related to the grant. This grant will support costs associated with the county’s marine safety operations, such as patrols, training, or equipment, although specific purchases are not itemized in the minutes. Vendors providing marine patrol equipment, safety gear, and training can monitor how the Sheriff’s Office plans to allocate these funds and position offerings that align with eligible grant expenditures.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Benzie County, Michigan
27 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Weldon
Town of Platte
Town of Lake
Town of Joyfield
Town of Inland
Town of Homestead
Town of Gilmore
Town of Crystal Lake
Town of Colfax
Town of Blaine
Town of Benzonia
Town of Balance of Weldon
Town of Balance of Gilmore
Town of Balance of Colfax
Town of Balance of Benzonia
Town of Almira
Thompsonville Village (pt.)
Thompsonville Village
Lake Ann Village
Honor Village
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