Carter County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The board’s regular agenda includes approval of a proposal from Beynon Sports Surfaces to resurface LaPorte Track at a cost of $221,883. This is a defined athletic facilities project with a selected surface vendor. While the primary award is decided, there may be opportunities for related work such as drainage, lighting, bleachers, or ongoing maintenance once resurfacing is complete.
Contract Award
$221,883Jun 18, 2026Elizabethton City Schools received a June 1, 2026 proposal from Beynon Sports Surfaces to install new track surfacing at Elizabethton High School using the FieldTurf Sourcewell cooperative contract. The scope covers BSS 100 RE and BSS 200 systems, lane lines, and event markings, with a proposed price of $221,883 and installation targeted for fall 2026. This indicates the district is moving ahead with an athletics facility upgrade and may need additional site prep, concrete/asphalt work, equipment, design, and maintenance support not included in the Beynon scope.
Contract Award
$221,883Jun 1, 2026Elizabethton City Schools approved a $24,325 Project Development Agreement with Trane to assess the HVAC system at Elizabethton High School and develop modernization and replacement options. Phase 1 will deliver condition, performance, and cost analysis, plus rough-order-of-magnitude budgets, within 60 days of June 8, 2026, with the district intending to use OMNIA for implementation. This is an early-stage capital project where additional engineering, controls, funding strategy, and owner’s rep support could influence the final scope beyond Trane’s role.
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$24,325Jun 18, 2026The board approved purchasing Chromebooks through CDW-G using the Omnia Partners contract in an amount not to exceed $120,000, and a June 8, 2026 CDW-G quote shows 327 Lenovo 100e devices, Chrome Education licenses, and support totaling $119,665. This indicates an active 1:1/near-1:1 refresh at Elizabethton City Schools. While the award is made, device deployment, management, accessories, and future refresh planning create follow-on opportunities for EdTech, services, and peripherals vendors.
Contract Award
$120,000Jun 18, 2026The board approved a 2026–27 MOU and services agreement with Frontier Health to provide school-based behavioral health liaisons at two elementaries and up to two on-campus therapists districtwide. The term runs August 1, 2026–July 31, 2027, with ECS paying up to $120,000 per year for therapists, in addition to grant-funded liaison services. This confirms a growing in-school mental health program and creates demand for supplemental telehealth, MTSS tools, and data systems that can align with Frontier’s work.
Contract Award
$120,000Jun 18, 2026The board approved renewing Veeam Backup software through CDW-G for $9,998, with a June 9, 2026 CDW quote for two Veeam Data Platform Advanced subscriptions matching that amount. This confirms Veeam as the district’s backup platform of record for at least another year. Backup renewals often precede broader storage, DR, and cybersecurity upgrades, giving IT vendors a chance to discuss resilience, cloud backup, and future alternatives before the next term ends.
Contract Award
$9,998Jun 18, 2026The board approved renewing its agreement with Panorama Education for Class Companion software at $8,720 for the 2026-27 school year. A signed service order and TN student data privacy agreement show Class Companion as an AI-enabled instructional feedback tool used across the district. While the platform is locked in for 2026-27, there is scope for training, integration, and adjacent EdTech offerings around writing instruction and assessment analytics.
Contract Award
$8,720Jun 18, 2026Explore Carter County's government projects — free.
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