Butts County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Butts County approved a resolution on June 22, 2026 authorizing the purchase of a 2026 Massey Ferguson 4710 4WD tractor for the Public Works Department. The tractor will be purchased from Atlantic & Southern Equipment for 63,225 and funded from account 4200-00015 after a competitive bid process where their offer was deemed the most responsive and responsible. This signals an active fleet and equipment renewal program within Public Works, with specifications already defined for similar heavy equipment. While the main tractor procurement is decided, vendors of attachments, maintenance services, telematics, financing, and future equipment replacements can position themselves for follow‑on needs and upcoming cycles by engaging with Public Works leadership on lifecycle support and fleet planning.
Butts County approved Resolution 2026-06-039 on June 8, 2026 authorizing the purchase of a Woods BW10.72 batwing mower for the Public Works Department. The mower will be purchased from Wade Tractor for 23112.21 using capital funds account 4200-00015. This signals an equipment refresh and ongoing investment in roadside and right-of-way maintenance capacity. While the vendor is already selected for this unit, suppliers can position for future fleet replacements, maintenance, parts, and complementary equipment needs for Public Works mowing operations.
On June 8, 2026 Butts County adopted Resolution 2026-06-041 authorizing the Chairman to sign the 2026 transit agreement with Three Rivers Regional Commission. The Section 5311 Public Transportation Service Agreement covers operation of the Three Rivers Regional Transit System for Butts County from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026, with a retroactive effective date of April 12, 2026, and includes 10800 in county operating and administration funding per year from the General Fund. Under this agreement, Three Rivers Regional Commission manages day-to-day rural transit operations, handles financial reporting, and procures insurance, while Butts County provides one or more vehicles and supports future vehicle replacement applications to GDOT. Although the core transit operations contract is set with TRRC, this creates ongoing needs around vehicle procurement, maintenance, technology (scheduling, dispatch, reporting), and ADA-compliant equipment that vendors can support as the county participates in the regional system and plans fleet replacements.
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