Blount County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Blount County plans to use $249,740 in highway capital funds to repair the swinging bridge for Dark Island in Townsend. The June 18 agenda only shows a budget increase, not a selected contractor, though Richardson Construction is listed in backup. Bridge contractors, engineers, and inspection firms can explore design, construction, and safety-compliance support, or position for any additional structural or site work tied to this project.
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$249,740Jun 18, 2026Blount County plans a $465,375 budget increase in Central Services, appropriating federal opioid funds to support a Substance Use Residential Treatment Facility; no matching funds are required. This suggests the facility’s operations or build-out will be supported with dedicated funding. Treatment providers, facility operators, and vendors for residential health services and support systems should explore how the county will structure services and what external partners will be needed.
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$465,375Jul 9, 2026Blount County plans to use $249,740 in highway capital funds to repair the swinging bridge for Dark Island in Townsend. The budget increase is approved at committee level but no contractor is named in the agenda. Bridge and structural firms can discuss scope, safety requirements, and timeline with Highway or Public Works staff before formal procurement moves forward.
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$249,740Jun 11, 2026Highway Capital funds of $249,740 are being appropriated to repair the swinging bridge for Dark Island in Townsend. Backup specifically references Richardson Construction, suggesting a contractor is identified for the work. Bridge and structural vendors can use this as incumbent intel and watch for related park, access, or riverfront improvements that may follow.
Contract Award
$249,740Jun 11, 2026Blount County is appropriating $249,740 in Highway Capital funds to repair the swinging bridge for Dark Island in Townsend. Backup materials reference Richardson Construction, suggesting a chosen contractor, and the Budget Committee sent the item to the full commission with a favorable recommendation. While the prime work appears decided, construction and engineering subs can look for niche services such as specialty structural work, inspections, or materials, and track the bridge for future maintenance cycles.
Contract Award
$249,740Jun 11, 2026The board ratified Executive Committee approval for Finchum Flooring to replace the Maryville Junior High School gym floor at $165,856, funded from Building Improvements. Work is part of broader facility upgrades, including window replacements at the junior high. Construction firms and flooring vendors should see this as a completed award but a signal that the district is actively investing in athletic and facility upgrades, with future phases likely.
Contract Award
$165,856Jun 15, 2026The board ratified executive approval of Finchum Flooring to replace the Maryville Junior High School gym floor for $165,856, funded from Building Improvements. Vendor selection is complete, indicating an active facilities upgrade project underway or about to begin. This signals capital attention to athletic facilities and creates visibility into future flooring, gym equipment, and related construction needs or follow-on work at other schools.
Contract Award
$165,856Jun 15, 2026The City of Alcoa is approving a contract with Performance Services, Inc. (PSI) for a comprehensive Facility Condition Assessment and Master Planning Study of municipal and Alcoa City Schools facilities, in an amount not to exceed 110000. The scope includes digital facility models using 360-degree imaging, investment-grade energy audits, facility condition and needs assessments, space utilization studies, asset inventories, maintenance and replacement schedules, and a prioritization matrix for future capital improvements. Facilities covered include City Hall, the Public Safety Building, Public Works Facility, Water Treatment Plant, Fire Station #2, and all Alcoa City School facilities except the PAL Academy. PSI will identify operational efficiency and energy-saving opportunities, capital improvements, grant opportunities, and long-term planning needs, delivering a comprehensive report and phased project plans with cost estimates. While the primary assessment contract is awarded, this work will generate a pipeline of future construction, energy, and technology projects where additional vendors can support design, implementation, equipment, software, and grant-funded improvements.
Contract Award
$110,000Jun 26, 2026The board approved renewal of IXL Learning for the 2026-27 school year for $116,262.50, funded from Summer School and GP Software. This confirms IXL as the incumbent skills practice platform across the district for at least another year. EdTech and services vendors should view this as a locked-in decision but useful competitive intel for future cycles, add-on content, training, or data integration work around IXL.
Contract Award
$116,262Jun 15, 2026The City of Alcoa plans to approve a 30000 professional services agreement with Lawler-Wood, LLC to provide project management and owner representation for the Facility Condition Assessment and Master Planning Study. Lawler-Wood previously assisted with developing the RFP, evaluating responses, and the consultant interview process and will now coordinate with the selected consultant, monitor progress, facilitate stakeholder communication, and assist in reviewing deliverables and recommendations. The engagement is anticipated to last five months, with any extension subject to proposal terms. Although the consulting contract is awarded, Lawler-Wood’s role underscores that Alcoa is treating this assessment as the first step in a structured capital program, which will likely translate assessment findings into sequenced capital projects. Vendors in architecture, engineering, construction, energy services, and facility technology can benefit from building relationships with Lawler-Wood and City leaders as future implementation projects are defined and prioritized.
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