Carroll County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Carroll County
8 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Carroll County is completing a large new administration building funded by 2021 SPLOST, with April 2026 payments over $1.7 million to Balfour Beatty and multiple vendors for asphalt, concrete, IT, furnishings, and telecom. The core construction and fit-out vendors are chosen and work is active. This provides insight into the building’s systems and incumbents; vendors in furniture, AV, networking, security, and facility services can target future phases, additions, and ongoing maintenance once staff fully occupy the building.
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$1,752,799May 28, 2026Carroll County is constructing a new solid waste transfer station, with April 2026 SPLOST payments showing over $450,000 to R.K. Redding and related testing and materials vendors. This confirms the project is funded and under active construction, not an upcoming bid. Construction, equipment, and environmental service providers should track this site for follow-on needs such as scales, automation, odor control, security systems, and maintenance once the facility nears completion.
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$453,739May 28, 2026The Sheriff’s Office is investing in new jail cameras, with April 2026 SPLOST payments of about $127,000 to NetPlanner Systems. This indicates a current project to expand or replace the detention video surveillance system with a chosen vendor. Physical security, networking, storage, and analytics providers can use this as incumbent insight to propose integrations, retention upgrades, maintenance, and future phases across other county facilities.
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$127,476May 28, 2026The City of Bowdon Council approved purchasing a new side-by-side vehicle for the Recreation Department’s daily operations at its June 22, 2026 meeting. Three quotes were obtained and the Council selected ASC Lawn Equipment at a price of $10,999. This confirms ASC as the current supplier for this vehicle, and signals active investment in recreation operations and equipment that could lead to future vehicle, maintenance, or parks equipment needs.
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$10,999Jun 22, 2026Public Works is actively purchasing gravel, asphalt, culverts, and road supplies under SPLOST, with April 2026 payments over $50,000 to APAC-Alabama, Vulcan Materials, and others. These blanket purchases show steady demand for road materials and related supplies. Materials vendors and equipment suppliers can treat this as proof of ongoing volume, timing future price discussions, alternate materials proposals, and supplemental equipment rentals around the county’s paving and maintenance schedule.
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$50,700May 28, 2026Moss Ferry Park is undergoing facility improvements funded by 2021 SPLOST, with April 2026 payments for picnic tables, benches, roof trusses, conduit, and other supplies. This indicates active park amenity construction and upgrades. While materials suppliers for this phase are chosen, park equipment, landscaping, signage, and programming vendors can target follow-on needs as the site enhancements complete and the county looks to activate and maintain the improved park.
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$13,031May 28, 2026SPLOST reports show major IT-related spending, including a $458,833 2021 SPLOST IT line already expended, GMASS assessor system funding, and April 2026 purchases such as Tyler Technologies time and attendance mobile access and multiple admin-building IT components. Core platforms and vendors are selected, but this reveals the county’s direction toward modernized systems. IT integrators and support firms can focus on integration, training, enhancements, and future modules around Tyler, GMASS, and the new admin building infrastructure.
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$900May 28, 2026The County is considering renewal of its FY 26-27 Section 5311/5307 public transportation service agreement with Three Rivers Commission for the Three Rivers Regional Transit System, with a local match of $70,000 from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. This confirms the incumbent regional provider will continue to operate transit services. While the core contract is effectively decided, mobility tech, scheduling software, vehicle maintenance, and passenger amenities vendors can still look at complementary solutions that support the regional system and county riders.
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Government Agencies in Carroll County, Georgia
10 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Roopville
City242 pop.
City of Whitesburg
City622 pop.
City of Villa Rica City
City10,868 pop.
City of Temple City
City6,282 pop.
City of Mount Zion
City2,022 pop.
City of Carrollton
City27,793 pop.
City of Bremen City
City74 pop.
City of Bowdon
City2,211 pop.
Carroll County
County129,911 pop.
Balance of Carroll County
City76,984 pop.
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