Cass County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Cass County
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Cass County approved a bond contract to finance the Lakes Area Sewer Authority Section – Extension No. 2 for the Bankson Lake area in Porter Township. The project includes new gravity sewers, forcemains, three lift stations, grinder stations, and related work, with an estimated cost of about $6.47 million and bonds up to $6 million over 25–30 years. Design and financial advisors are in place; construction contracts will be bid after bond issuance, creating upcoming work for sewer contractors, equipment suppliers, and related services.
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$6,472,669Jul 2, 2026Cass County approved a resolution to enter into a Cass County Sewage Disposal System (Lakes Area Sewer Authority Section – Extension No. 2) Bond Contract with Van Buren County, Porter Township, and the Lakes Area Sewer Authority. The project (System Extension No. 2 / District Extension No. 2) will expand sanitary sewer service around Bankson Lake, with an estimated cost in the range of 6000000 to 7000000 dollars referenced in the bond/special-counsel engagement letter. To finance the work, the County will issue one or more series of Act 185 limited tax general obligation bonds, with Bendzinski & Co. engaged as registered municipal advisor for 40000 dollars and Mika Meyers PLC engaged as bond and special legal counsel for an estimated 75000 dollars. The resolution notes an urgent need to proceed without USDA Rural Development assistance and anticipates Porter Township advancing up to 500000 dollars in project costs prior to bond issuance, to be reimbursed from bond proceeds. For vendors, this indicates a large multi-year sewer expansion moving from planning into financing; upcoming needs will include detailed design support, construction contracting, easement acquisition support, and potentially short-term bond anticipation notes, making it timely for engineering, construction, program management, and specialty utility vendors to engage with the County, Porter Township, and the Authority as they finalize scope and delivery approach.
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$6,500,000Jul 2, 2026The Land Bank is rehabilitating 117 S. Broadway into apartments, with a total project value of about $2.73 million and active construction draws to DJ Construction and Modway Homes. As completion nears, the board is discussing rental management, shared space operations, and maintenance support from the county Maintenance Department, with an RFP for rental management under review. Property management firms and building services vendors have a window to engage on ongoing operations, leasing, and facilities support.
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$2,732,950Jun 29, 2026The Board’s July 2, 2026 agenda includes Motion M-105-2026 to approve a 5-year renewal option for audit services with Yeo & Yeo, supported by a June 23, 2026 pricing letter. The proposal covers financial and single audits for fiscal years 2026–2030 at fees starting at 65000 dollars in 2026 and escalating to 75000 dollars by 2030, with additional major federal programs billed at 3000 dollars each. This action effectively confirms Yeo & Yeo as Cass County’s external auditor for the next five years, providing incumbency insight for other firms. While the core audit work is decided, adjacent opportunities may still exist around internal controls consulting, specialized compliance reviews, or technology and process improvements that Yeo & Yeo cannot or does not provide due to independence constraints. Vendors in financial systems, internal audit, and grant compliance can reference the County’s renewed audit schedule and growing complexity (e.g., CDBG, opioid settlement, and infrastructure bonds) to frame value-added services that complement the annual audit.
Contract Award
$347,500Jul 2, 2026Within the Public Improvement Fund, Cass County approved capital outlay payments to Avalon Technologies Inc totaling 151887 dollars for an “environment upgrade” and “storage controllers for environment” upgrades. These investments indicate a major refresh of the County’s core IT infrastructure, likely involving server, storage, and possibly virtualization or backup systems in support of enterprise applications and the upcoming BS&A Cloud migration. Although Avalon has already been selected and paid for this phase of work, such infrastructure projects often generate follow-on needs for ongoing support, monitoring, security, backup solutions, and integration with other systems. Vendors can use this intelligence to understand Cass County’s current data center stack, timing of the upgrade, and potential add-on opportunities such as managed services, cybersecurity enhancements, or complementary hardware and software that integrate with Avalon’s solution.
Contract Award
$151,887Jul 2, 2026Under the Opioid Settlement Fund (284), Cass County purchased “large IFAK first aid kits” from Pro Safety Innovations for 13401.90 dollars. This appears to be part of a broader harm-reduction and safety initiative using settlement dollars, likely to equip law enforcement or other frontline staff with enhanced trauma or overdose response kits. While this discrete purchase is already awarded, it signals that the County is actively planning and spending against its opioid settlement strategy. Vendors offering overdose prevention tools (e.g., naloxone supply and tracking), training, data systems, and community-based programming can infer that Cass County has dedicated resources and is willing to invest in practical, field-level solutions. Pro Safety Innovations’ role as supplier of kits also provides a reference point on product types the County is adopting and potential integration or training needs around their deployment.
Contract Award
$13,402Jul 2, 2026The Pokagon Township Board voted on May 13, 2026 to accept a quote from Chorba Asphalt for 1,300 to repair two spots in the township hall parking lot. This motion was approved by roll call vote, establishing Chorba Asphalt as the vendor for this specific asphalt maintenance work. Although the value is small, the award identifies Chorba as the current asphalt/incidental paving provider for the township hall and demonstrates that the township is investing in facility upkeep. Vendors offering broader pavement management, sealcoating, striping, or larger capital resurfacing projects can use this as a signal of active facilities maintenance and position for future, higher-value work when the lot or other township paved areas require more extensive rehabilitation.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Cass County, Michigan
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Vandalia Village
City325 pop.
Town of Wayne
City2,559 pop.
Town of Volinia
City1,115 pop.
Town of Silver Creek
City3,031 pop.
Town of Porter
City3,922 pop.
Town of Pokagon
City2,085 pop.
Town of Penn
City1,757 pop.
Town of Ontwa
City6,840 pop.
Town of Newberg
City1,599 pop.
Town of Milton
City3,183 pop.
Town of Mason
City2,852 pop.
Town of Marcellus
City2,433 pop.
Town of Lagrange
City3,753 pop.
Town of Jefferson
City2,575 pop.
Town of Howard
City6,265 pop.
Town of Calvin
City2,000 pop.
Town of Balance of Penn
City1,432 pop.
Town of Balance of Ontwa
City5,550 pop.
Town of Balance of Marcellus
City1,384 pop.
Town of Balance of Lagrange
City2,035 pop.
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