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The June 8, 2026 agenda contains several items conveying City‑owned parcels to the Kingsland Development Authority (KDA): Parcel K20 07 002 via quitclaim deed to clear title after abandonment of a segment of West Street, and Parcels K08 01 003J (0 MLK Blvd) and K08 01 019A (0 N Lee Street) via sales agreements. The stated intent is to support future economic development and redevelopment consistent with the Authority’s mission and the City’s long‑term growth objectives. Land purchase and sale agreements show K08 01 003J is being sold for $29,000 (approx. 1.08 acres zoned R‑1) with closing targeted for June 29, 2026, and K08 01 019A for $10,000 (approx. 0.59 acres zoned R‑4) with closing targeted for June 10, 2026. These transactions, along with the quitclaim deeds clarifying title around abandoned West Street right‑of‑way, position the KDA to assemble and market sites for new construction or redevelopment. This creates forward‑looking opportunities for developers, engineers, planners, and infrastructure vendors to engage with the KDA around site planning, vertical projects, and public‑private partnerships on these and related parcels.
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$39,000Jun 8, 2026The City of Kingsland council agenda for June 8, 2026 shows a bid award for built‑in furniture and storage systems for the new Police Headquarters. Proposals were requested and staff recommended awarding the project to Patterson Pope for a total of $120,549.94 funded from the capital projects fund. The detailed bid tabulation indicates the scope includes armory gun storage systems, evidence room high-density mobile shelving, non-pass-through evidence lockers, general storage shelving, narcotics and weapons storage, flush-mount gun lockers, Hamilton cabinets, locker room benches, and Hallowell metal lockers with installation services. This award reveals Patterson Pope and Spacesaver/Hallowell products as the incumbents for interior storage systems, creating follow‑on opportunities for maintenance, future expansion, and integration of evidence management and asset tracking solutions as the new headquarters comes online.
Contract Award
$120,550Jun 8, 2026The City of Kingsland requested proposals for built-in furniture and storage systems for its new Police Headquarters, funded through the capital projects fund. On June 8, 2026, staff recommended a total bid award of $120,549.94 to Patterson Pope for this scope of work. This indicates that the primary vendor for interior storage and built-in systems at the new facility has already been selected and is moving toward contract execution and installation. Vendors can still find relevance in potential complementary furnishings, technology integration with evidence or records storage, maintenance services, or future phases of police facility improvements as the headquarters is completed and occupied.
Contract Award
$120,549Jun 8, 2026The City of Kingsland awarded a bid for built‑in furniture and storage systems for its new Police Headquarters, funded through the city’s capital projects fund. Council approved staff’s recommendation to contract with Patterson Pope for a total of 120,549.94, finalizing the vendor decision for this scope. This indicates that Patterson Pope is now the incumbent provider for specialized furniture and storage in the new facility, and installation/fit‑out work should follow. Vendors in related niches—security equipment, evidence management systems, records storage, workspace design, and facility technology—can position follow‑on products or integration services around this new headquarters build‑out and Patterson Pope’s footprint.
Contract Award
$120,549Jun 8, 2026Kingsland is awarding a bid for the purchase and installation of office furniture for its new police headquarters, funded from the capital projects fund. Staff recommends ICON Contract as the lowest responsive bidder at 72462.97, with pricing that includes delivery, installation, and a 15-year warranty, and the final award is contingent on a satisfactory quality inspection. This award confirms that the new police headquarters build-out is nearing the furnishing stage, signaling significant recent investment in public safety facilities. While the primary furniture contract is decided, this is useful intelligence for vendors providing related fit-out items such as technology, security equipment, storage systems, and ongoing facility services. ICON’s role and the project value also help competitors benchmark pricing and approach for future furniture or facility projects in Kingsland.
Contract Award
$72,462Jun 22, 2026Kingsland is awarding a one-time service agreement for maintenance and load-bank testing of city-wide generators, covering 9 fixed units and 11 portable units. Staff recommends Safe Industries as the lowest quote for a total of $22,833.19. Although this is a one-time contract, it signals that Kingsland maintains a sizable generator fleet and is attentive to preventive maintenance and reliability. Vendors providing generator sales, long-term maintenance contracts, monitoring, and fuel management can view Safe Industries as the current maintenance provider and position for future periodic testing cycles, upgrades, or replacement units across the city’s facilities.
Contract Award
$22,833Jun 22, 2026Kingsland is awarding a one-time service agreement for city-wide generators covering maintenance and load-bank testing for nine fixed units and eleven portable units. Staff recommends Safe Industries as the lowest quote at a total cost of 22833.19. This confirms the scope and scale of the city’s generator fleet and its willingness to invest in periodic reliability testing. While this particular maintenance event is awarded, vendors in power systems and emergency backup can use this as a foothold for future multi-year maintenance contracts, upgrades, remote monitoring, or eventual generator replacements. Understanding that Safe Industries is the current provider positions competitors to time outreach ahead of the next service cycle or to offer complementary services such as battery monitoring or fuel management.
Contract Award
$22,833Jun 22, 2026On June 8, 2026 the Kingsland council agenda includes renewal of an agreement with Alternative Claims Management, LLC (ACM) for fleet not‑at‑fault accident damage recovery. ACM operates on a performance‑based model, handling recovery of physical damage, loss of use, diminished value, and related line items for the City’s fleet, including the Police Department, with no setup or per‑file fees and sharing a percentage of recovered proceeds. Contract exhibits show a three‑year term with automatic one‑year renewals and detailed recovery‑share percentages for new and dormant claims, plus insurance requirements and data security obligations. A paid claim report shows ACM has recovered $41,431.43 to date with $22,154.38 paid to the City, indicating active use. This renewal confirms ACM as the incumbent claims recovery provider for several years, highlighting opportunities for adjacent services such as broader risk management consulting, telematics‑based loss control, fleet management, or legal support around claims and subrogation.
Contract Award
$41,431Jun 8, 2026Kingsland City Council approved the renewal of its agreement with Alternative Claims Management, LLC for fleet vehicle recovery services on not‑at‑fault accident claims. The program is 100 percent performance‑based, with ACM’s fees paid as a percentage of recoveries; to date, the program has generated 22,154.38 in recoveries for the city. This renewal confirms ACM as the incumbent provider for this specialized claims recovery service. Vendors in fleet management, insurance consulting, risk management software, and telematics can use this as timing intelligence to propose complementary tools, analytics, or auditing services, or to position themselves for future rebids or enhancements to the city’s fleet risk program.
Contract Award
$22,154Jun 8, 2026The June 8, 2026 council agenda includes approval of the purchase of a 2019 Massey Ferguson Tractor Model 4710 from Public Service Authority (PSA) surplus equipment for $15,000. The tractor will be added to the City’s fleet, likely for public works, parks, or recreation operations based on typical usage. This small capital equipment purchase indicates ongoing fleet and equipment refresh activities and a willingness to source from surplus as well as new equipment. Vendors in heavy equipment, attachments, maintenance services, and fleet management tools can view this as a signal of active equipment needs in public works and parks, and time outreach around upcoming budgeting cycles rather than this already‑decided purchase.
Contract Award
$15,000Jun 8, 2026Explore Camden County's government projects — free.
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