Clark County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Clark County
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Clark County is adjusting ARPA-funded contracts with McKinley Hall to shift money from operations/programming into construction for a new behavioral health treatment facility on High Street. Resolution 2026-0466 decreases the operations/ programming allocation to 1040255.32 and extends that contract to September 30, 2026, while Resolution 2026-0467 increases the construction contract to 1785629.09 to cover previously unanticipated construction costs. This indicates that construction is active and that the county is fine-tuning budgets and timelines through late 2026. Vendors in behavioral health facility design, fit-out, medical equipment, IT, and program support can watch this project for follow-on needs as the building nears completion, particularly given the explicit ARPA window that allows reallocating any unused funds to previously funded projects.
Contract Admin
$1,785,629Jun 17, 2026Clark County Job and Family Services awarded a 306004.68 contract to Family & Youth Initiatives to provide mentoring services to county youth facing at-risk behaviors. The contract is funded through TANF and the Children Services Levy and runs from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028. The award confirms Family & Youth Initiatives as the lead provider for mentoring services over a two-year period. Youth-serving nonprofits, behavioral health providers, and evaluation firms may find partnering opportunities or can use this to time future bids for mentoring, case management, or outcomes measurement when the contract approaches expiration.
Contract Award
$306,005Jun 17, 2026The Clark County Engineer’s Office was authorized to purchase three Bobcat compact excavators from Doosan Bobcat North America via a Sourcewell cooperative contract. One E88 R2-Series excavator will cost 108959.60, and two E60 R2-Series units will cost a net 88994.40 after trading in two existing E63 machines, all funded with MV> dollars to support road maintenance efforts. These purchases update the county’s heavy equipment fleet through a cooperative purchasing program rather than a stand-alone bid. Equipment service providers and attachment manufacturers can target the engineer’s office for maintenance, parts, and accessories, and competitors can note the use of Sourcewell as a preferred procurement vehicle for future opportunities.
Contract Award
$197,954Jun 17, 2026Clark County Job and Family Services approved a 161124.44 subgrant to On-The-Rise to operate a year-round farm program for at-risk youth and teens with life and social skills deficiencies, academic difficulties, and behavioral issues. The program will run from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028 and is funded by TANF and the Children Services Levy. This award positions On-The-Rise as the key provider of an experiential, farm-based intervention for at-risk youth for two years. Vendors that support youth programming, curriculum, transportation, or data tracking can approach On-The-Rise and JFS for potential partnerships and should note the program timeline for any future rebids or expansions.
Contract Award
$161,124Jun 17, 2026The Clark County Engineer’s Office was also authorized to purchase three T770 T4 Bobcat compact track loaders from Doosan Bobcat North America at a list cost of 209880.51, trading in two existing T770 loaders and one S770 skid steer. After trade-in credits, the net purchase price is 108380.51, funded by MV> and procured via the same Sourcewell Contract #020223-CEC to support road maintenance operations. This further modernizes the county’s fleet with new compact track loaders and retires older units. Service vendors, parts suppliers, and technology providers (e.g., telematics and machine control systems) have an opportunity to support the new equipment, and competing OEMs can view this as evidence of brand and cooperative-contract preferences to plan future sales strategies.
Contract Award
$108,381Jun 17, 2026Clark County Job and Family Services executed a 25000 contract with United Way of Clark, Champaign, and Madison Counties to provide information and referral services for county residents. The contract uses Title XX funds and covers the period July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. This solidifies United Way’s role as the primary information and referral hub for social services in the county for at least one year. Technology vendors and call center/support service providers may see opportunities to partner with United Way on referral systems, data integration, or analytics, and can track this contract for future renewals or competitive procurements.
Contract Award
$25,000Jun 17, 2026The Clark County Solid Waste District awarded a 24000 contract to C&S Tree Service and Recycling Center to provide composting services for green waste, including brush and yard debris, for residents and political subdivisions in the district. The initial term runs from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with options for two additional 12-month terms. C&S becomes the primary processor for the district’s green waste, and the multi-year option structure gives the county flexibility to continue or change providers based on performance. Competing composting, recycling, and waste management firms can use this information to time outreach ahead of potential renewals, while municipalities like Springfield Township (which noted it has its own facility) may seek alternative arrangements or partnerships.
Contract Award
$24,000Jun 17, 2026The Clark County Sheriff’s Office awarded a 20300 contract to Mid America Health, Inc. to provide portable dental services for inmates. The agreement runs from June 1, 2026 through May 30, 2027 and includes automatic one-year renewals, funded by the General Fund. This positions Mid America Health as the incumbent correctional dental services provider for the jail, potentially for multiple years due to automatic renewals. Healthcare service vendors and medical equipment suppliers may find partnership opportunities or can use this to monitor when the county might revisit its inmate healthcare contracts or consider integrated medical, dental, and mental health solutions.
Contract Award
$20,300Jun 17, 2026Clark County approved a 15000 on-call tree services contract with Huffman Tree Service for Buildings and Grounds, covering the period June 1, 2026 through May 31, 2027. The contract provides as-needed tree work funded by the General Fund, with the County Administrator authorized to execute related documents. While the current agreement is awarded, it establishes Huffman as the incumbent for county facility tree services over the next year. Competing tree and vegetation management vendors should track this contract’s end date and performance to position for the next cycle or to support townships like Springfield that have their own capabilities and may seek alternatives, as raised during public comment.
Contract Award
$15,000Jun 17, 2026The trustees accepted an $81,141 quote from Ray Hensley Inc. for 2026 chip and seal work on several township roads, part of the firehouse lot, and 1,000 gallons of skin patching. This locks in the 2026 resurfacing program scope and vendor. Paving and materials suppliers can use this as intelligence on the incumbent for future years, and for potential subcontracting or complementary maintenance services.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Clark County, Ohio
31 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Springfield
City12,183 pop.
Town of Pleasant
City3,102 pop.
Town of Pike
City3,707 pop.
Town of Moorefield
City12,490 pop.
Town of Madison
City2,506 pop.
Town of Mad River
City10,884 pop.
Town of Harmony
City3,602 pop.
Town of Green
City2,665 pop.
Town of German
City7,528 pop.
Town of Bethel
City17,861 pop.
Town of Balance of Pleasant
City2,861 pop.
Town of Balance of Pike
City3,241 pop.
Town of Balance of Madison
City817 pop.
Town of Balance of Mad River
City8,447 pop.
Town of Balance of Harmony
City3,201 pop.
Town of Balance of Green
City2,619 pop.
Town of Balance of German
City7,182 pop.
Town of Balance of Bethel
City12,123 pop.
Springfield-clark County Schools
School594 students
South Vienna Village
City401 pop.
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