Boone County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Boone County
6 projects across 1 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
The Town Council approved an expenditure not to exceed $142,362.89 for construction of a range berm at the Whitestown Police Department gun range, with Will Power Excavation named as the contractor. Chief Rolston presented the item, and the council voted 5‑0 to move forward, indicating the main construction award decision has been made. This creates a defined scope of work around firearms training infrastructure and site development at the police range. While the primary contract is decided, there may be follow‑on needs for range design, ballistic safety consulting, lighting, target systems, maintenance, and environmental compliance that vendors can pursue with the police department and public works staff overseeing the facility.
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$142,362May 13, 2026The Town Council approved an expenditure not to exceed $116,836 for deflection fence installation at the Whitestown Police Department gun range. JK Property Solutions is identified as the contractor, and the expenditure was approved as part of a group motion with other range items, passing 5‑0. This project adds ballistic safety infrastructure at the range and suggests the town is building a comprehensive training facility. While the fence contract is awarded, vendors providing range safety design, surveillance, lighting, access control, and long‑term maintenance can position themselves for complementary work and future upgrades at the site.
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$116,836May 13, 2026The council authorized an expenditure not to exceed $113,695 for construction of a range barn at the Whitestown Metropolitan Police Department training facility. Precision Post Frame LLC is named as the builder, and the approval was granted via the same motion covering related range expenditures, with a 5‑0 vote. This barn will support training operations, storage, or classroom space, and signals a significant investment in a dedicated training campus. With the construction contract set, vendors can still pursue opportunities related to interior build‑out, HVAC, IT/networking in the barn, training technology, and ongoing facility maintenance and support.
Contract Award
$113,695May 13, 2026The council approved an expenditure exceeding $25,000, with a not‑to‑exceed amount of $41,000, for range soil pre‑treatment at the Whitestown Police Department gun range. MT2 is named as the provider, and the approval was bundled with other gun range expenditures and passed 5‑0, indicating the contract decision is made. This work involves environmental and safety treatment of range soils, likely related to lead and contamination control. Vendors offering environmental monitoring, ongoing compliance support, soil testing, and future remediation services have a basis to engage the police department and town staff as the range becomes operational and long‑term maintenance plans are developed.
Contract Award
$41,000May 13, 2026The Town Council approved an expenditure not to exceed $32,699.82 for the purchase and installation of two Henry Schein coil vending machines for the Whitestown Fire Department. Chief Westrich presented the item, and the council voted 5‑0 to approve, confirming the acquisition is moving forward with Henry Schein as the vendor. These vending machines will likely manage medical supplies or PPE inventory for the department. This reveals Henry Schein as an incumbent supplier and suggests additional needs for integration, inventory management software, consumable supplies, and ongoing service contracts where vendors in public safety equipment and logistics can still provide value.
Contract Award
$32,699May 13, 2026The council approved an expenditure exceeding $25,000, not to exceed $25,463.10, for playground resurfacing at Panther Park, identified as a CRG project. Dominic presented the request, and the council approved it 5‑0, indicating that the playground surfacing upgrade is funded and moving ahead. This project suggests a focus on safety and accessibility upgrades at town playgrounds. Vendors in playground surfacing, equipment inspection, ADA compliance, and ongoing maintenance can leverage this signal to discuss future replacement schedules, warranties, and similar improvements at other town playgrounds and park sites.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Boone County, Indiana
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Zionsville
City32,534 pop.
Town of Worth
City5,604 pop.
Town of Whitestown Town
City6,858 pop.
Town of Whitestown
City13,049 pop.
Town of Washington
City1,418 pop.
Town of Ulen
City113 pop.
Town of Thorntown
City1,416 pop.
Town of Sugar Creek
City2,155 pop.
Town of Perry
City1,019 pop.
Town of Marion
City1,244 pop.
Town of Jefferson
City1,499 pop.
Town of Jamestown Town
City930 pop.
Town of Jackson
City2,770 pop.
Town of Harrison
City718 pop.
Town of Clinton
City919 pop.
Town of Center
City19,382 pop.
Town of Balance of Worth
City316 pop.
Town of Balance of Sugar Creek
City739 pop.
Town of Balance of Perry
City
Town of Balance of Jackson
City1,335 pop.
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