Carteret County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Carteret County
16 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
The Town approved Stroud Engineering's cost proposal for the bridge abutment pier project, covering geotechnical testing, surveying and design, permitting, and bid/contract support. The project shifted from design-build to an engineer RFP-build model and requires a Major CAMA, COE, and DOT permit, with geotech alone around $29,800. This sets up a construction bid around week 33 and an award by week 41, creating an upcoming opportunity for marine/bridge contractors and later for inspection, monitoring, and maintenance providers.
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$626,700Apr 27, 2026Council approved a $172,500 agreement with Rivers and Associates, Inc. to update water system GIS attributes, assess assets, develop a 10-year capital improvement plan, and create an asset management plan. This gives Rivers the lead role in mapping and planning the town’s water infrastructure. Competing consultants and software providers should view this as incumbent intelligence and watch for follow-on work in project design, CMMS/asset software, and execution of the upcoming CIP.
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$172,500May 26, 2026Council agreed by consensus to accept a $65 per cubic yard bid from Brooks Dredging and Marine Construction to remove about 1,704 cubic yards from the Royal, Causeway, and Money Island Channels. The contract is contingent on confirmation of a Water Resources Development Project Grant, so work is not fully authorized yet. Marine, environmental, and construction vendors can watch for grant approval and potential add-on services such as sediment disposal, surveying, environmental compliance, or future maintenance dredging cycles.
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$110,000Apr 27, 2026At the June 2, 2026 special meeting, Newport Town Council approved the purchase of a sludge transfer pump and motor assembly from Heyward Services for the wastewater treatment plant, in an amount not to exceed 28000. The Public Utilities Director explained that the pump is critical to removing sludge and maintaining permit compliance, indicating an urgent operational need. This decision finalizes the vendor and funding for this specific equipment purchase, with no competing solicitation in play. However, it signals ongoing asset replacement and maintenance needs at the wastewater treatment facility, and identifies Heyward Services as an equipment supplier/incumbent for similar pumping systems, which is useful intelligence for follow‑on parts, service, or future competitive replacements.
Contract Award
$28,000Jun 2, 2026The Newport Town Council special meeting agenda includes consideration of approving the purchase of a pump and motor assembly from Heyward Services for the Public Utilities Department, for an amount not to exceed 28000. This indicates the town has already identified a specific vendor and product for critical utility equipment and is seeking formal approval to proceed with the acquisition. For vendors, this provides intelligence on the type of equipment Newport is investing in and identifies Heyward Services as an incumbent supplier in the utilities space. There may be future opportunities for related pumps, controls, SCADA integration, maintenance services, or replacements as the utilities system is upgraded over time.
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$28,000Jun 2, 2026The special meeting agenda lists consideration of a proposal by East Carolina Builders to remodel the Council Chambers at a cost of 24500. This implies the town has selected East Carolina Builders’ proposal and is now seeking formal approval to proceed with renovation work in the chambers space. For construction and interiors vendors, this establishes East Carolina Builders as the current contractor and signals active interior renovation work at Town Hall. Follow-on opportunities may arise for furniture, AV systems, acoustics, security, or additional building improvements that complement the remodel.
Contract Award
$24,500Jun 2, 2026Newport Town Council approved a 24500 proposal from East Carolina Builders for remodeling the Council Chambers, including a redesigned dais, relocation of the staff desk, and upgrades to technology and lighting. The Town Manager noted this work aligns with other Town Hall improvements and that work would begin right away, with recessed lighting being the largest cost component. The contract decision for this remodel is complete, but technology and lighting upgrades often drive additional needs such as AV integration, control systems, conferencing tools, and ongoing support. Vendors in audiovisual, networking, furniture, and facilities management can use this as a signal that the Town is actively upgrading its administrative spaces and may have adjacent needs in other rooms or buildings.
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$24,500Jun 2, 2026Newport Town Council also approved a 16000 proposal from Collier Engineering to provide concept design services and a preliminary opinion of costs for improvements to Fire Station 1. This is paired with the Police Department design effort, with the same intent to develop shovel‑ready plans for future remodeling. The professional services contract is awarded, but it is explicitly framed as preparation for a funded construction project once designs and costs are known. Fire facility contractors, apparatus bay specialists, station alerting and communication providers, and building systems vendors can position themselves early for the eventual build phase and related equipment upgrades when the Town begins seeking and securing funding for the Fire Station improvements.
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$16,000Jun 2, 2026The agenda also calls for consideration of a proposal from Collier Engineering to provide concept design services and a preliminary opinion of costs for improvements to Fire Station #1, with services costing 16000. This indicates the town is initiating planning for upgrades or renovations at its primary fire station and has selected Collier Engineering for early design and cost estimating. As with the Police Department project, this concept design phase will shape a larger capital improvement program for Fire Station #1. This creates later opportunities for fire station design specialists, construction contractors, and vendors of fire facilities equipment, alerting systems, and building systems once the design and budget are defined.
Contract Award
$16,000Jun 2, 2026The Town Council approved a 14000 proposal from Collier Engineering to provide concept design services and a preliminary opinion of costs for improvements to the Police Department. The Town Manager explained that Collier’s proposals for the Police and Fire projects are intended to deliver shovel‑ready designs, after which she will begin seeking funding for the remodeling. This action awards the initial professional services phase to Collier Engineering, but it sets up a larger future construction/renovation project once funding is secured. Construction, security, furniture, and technology vendors should track this as early intelligence that a Police Department facility upgrade is being scoped, with future opportunities likely when the Town pursues funding and moves into detailed design and build phases.
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Government Agencies in Carteret County, North Carolina
13 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Pine Knoll Shores
City1,426 pop.
Town of Peletier
City791 pop.
Town of Newport
City4,494 pop.
Town of Indian Beach
City228 pop.
Town of Emerald Isle
City3,966 pop.
Town of Cedar Point
City1,814 pop.
Town of Cape Carteret
City2,270 pop.
Town of Bogue
City708 pop.
Town of Beaufort
City4,804 pop.
Town of Atlantic Beach
City1,407 pop.
City of Morehead City
City9,863 pop.
Carteret County
County70,259 pop.
Balance of Carteret County
City37,844 pop.
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