Boyle County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The Court discussed the rising $4.79 million jail budget and voted to begin phasing out state inmates by June 30, 2027, pending policy developments like HB 557. Jailer Wofford wants to focus on Boyle County inmates and may amend the budget after further discussions with the state. This shift will affect jail population, staffing, SAP programming, and potentially facility usage, opening the door to planning, financial analysis, and program redesign services.
The County Administrator presented bids for a pickleball project and recommended Tennis Tech with a base bid of $870,000. The Fiscal Court approved Tennis Tech as the contractor, so the primary construction award is decided. This signals upcoming implementation work and potential needs for surfacing, lighting, fencing, amenities, and programming support around the new facility.
The Court approved a contract with the Council of Post Secondary Education to match funds for paramedic training, covering about $21,000 for three students. This ensures EMS can advance staff to paramedic level with shared costs. While the training provider is set, there may be opportunities for supplemental coursework, simulation tools, or continuing education vendors that can complement the core program.
Public Works presented quotes for the Wolford Bridge deck replacement and recommended E&H Bridge and Grating at $37,921, noting prior work with the county; the Court approved this choice. Separately, staff noted a future FEMA grant opportunity for the road and bridge that would require a geotechnical engineering study, with potential funding rollover into the FY26/27 budget. While the deck contract is awarded, engineering and grant consulting firms may help pursue larger long‑term fixes and FEMA funding.
Building Inspector Rusty Cox received approval to enter an IWORQ service agreement that adds a credit card payment system for permits. The deal includes a $10,000 upfront cost plus $1,200 annually, with billing to begin July 1, 2026. The core vendor is chosen, but the county may need integration support, online form design, public-facing web updates, and staff training around the new payment workflow.
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