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The packet includes a detailed manufacturer quotation (Quote No. 10353-0001, dated May 27, 2026, expiring June 26, 2026) to Folkston VFD/Charlton County for a Super Tanker, single-axle, 2,000-gallon water tank fire apparatus built on a Kenworth T-480 chassis by Fouts Bros, totaling 461,637 dollars. The quote specifies extensive NFPA 1900-compliant components including a Hale QMAX 1500 GPM pump, 2,000-gallon poly tank, dump valves, booster reel, scene and warning lights, ladders, folding tank, and warranties. This indicates the department is actively scoping and pricing a tanker vehicle purchase, likely to support rural water supply operations. The Board minutes do not yet show a formal vote to purchase this truck, so it appears to be in the pre-award planning stage with at least one vendor’s proposal in hand. Competing apparatus manufacturers and dealers have a near-term window, before the quote’s June 26 expiration or Board approval, to present alternative configurations, pricing, or cooperative contracts that may better fit Charlton County’s budget and AFG or SPLOST funding strategies.
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$461,637Jun 4, 2026Charlton County is moving forward with the Spanish Creek Box Culvert Project to repair the bridge on Sardis Road. After opening bids on May 26, 2026 and receiving multiple proposals, the Board voted on June 4, 2026 to award the project to Underground Excavating LLC in the amount of 541,650 dollars, aligning with the consulting engineer’s recommendation letter from Hofstadter and Associates. The project will be funded mostly by Emergency LMIG, with the balance from TSPLOST, confirming secure funding for the construction work. Hofstadter and Associates will prepare contracts and recommend proceeding upon receipt of executed agreements, bonds, and insurance, indicating that construction will enter mobilization and implementation soon. While the primary construction work is awarded, this lead is useful for firms that provide materials, traffic control, inspection, or specialty subcontracting to coordinate with the selected contractor and engineer, and for future LMIG/TSPLOST transportation opportunities with the county.
Contract Award
$541,650Jun 4, 2026Charlton County’s Director of Infrastructure and Development requested approval on July 2, 2026 to purchase a new Pac-Mac KB20 grapple loader with a 20-foot, 30‑yard body to replace the existing, heavily used grapple body used for solid waste collection. Two Sourcewell-based quotes were obtained, and staff recommended Sansom Equipment Company at 133,600 as the lowest responsive quote, with funding from the 2020 SPLOST Road fund. The quotes include removal of the old body, mounting of the new body on an existing International MV607 chassis, and delivery in approximately 150–180 days due to manufacturing lead times. While the narrative recommends awarding to Sansom, the Board still needs to formally approve the purchase, so vendor selection is effectively decided pending that action. This is relevant for equipment, maintenance, and upfitting vendors who can position follow-on services, parts, or future fleet replacements and for competitors to track the incumbent and Sourcewell use for similar future procurements.
Contract Award
$133,600Jul 2, 2026Charlton County is approving the purchase of a new Pac-Mac KB20 grapple loader and 20-foot, 30-yard body to replace an aging unit used for solid waste collection. Two Sourcewell-based quotes were obtained, and staff recommends Sansom Equipment Company at $133,600 as the lowest responsive quote, with a 6‑month delivery and installation window. This confirms Sansom as the likely incumbent for future grapple, body, and related maintenance needs, and signals ongoing investment in solid waste equipment funded by 2020 SPLOST.
Contract Award
$133,600Jul 2, 2026A separate quotation dated May 29, 2026 from 911 Fleet and Fire Equipment to Charlton County Fire Department lists a full set of structural PPE: 25 Morning Pride turnout coats, 25 turnout pants, 25 suspenders, 25 Ben 4 Plus helmets with eye protection, 25 Honeywell particulate-resistant hoods, 25 Honeywell BT4020 leather bunker boots, and 25 pairs of HexArmor gauntlet cuff gloves, plus shipping. The subtotal is 106,851.75 dollars before tax, with the total shown as 115,399.89 dollars, suggesting the county is planning a major replacement or expansion of firefighter PPE inventory. The Board meeting minutes do not yet show formal approval of this PPE quote, so this appears to be a planning or pre-award step where at least one vendor has priced a full PPE ensemble for 25 firefighters. Other PPE suppliers can use this as a benchmark to offer competitive packages, highlight compliance with NFPA standards and cancer-reduction initiatives, and assist the county with funding alignment through grants like AFG or local SPLOST as the purchase moves toward the Board for approval.
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$115,400Jun 4, 2026Explore Charlton County's government projects — free.
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