Cumberland County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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A public hearing will be held on the issuance of not to exceed 40000000 of tax-exempt bonds to finance health care facilities for the benefit of Cape Fear Valley Health System. This financing supports capital investment in hospital or clinic infrastructure, with the county acting as a conduit issuer for the health system’s projects. For vendors, this indicates significant upcoming or ongoing capital projects within the health system’s footprint that will be supported by bond funding. Construction firms, medical equipment suppliers, and IT/clinical systems vendors should track Cape Fear Valley’s capital plan tied to this bond issuance to identify specific facilities and timelines where their services will be needed.
Grant Funding
$40,000,000Jun 15, 2026A public hearing will be held on the issuance of not to exceed 100000000 of tax-exempt bonds for the benefit of Centurion Foundation Melrose Road, LLC. This financing will support a major capital project at the Melrose Road site, with the county serving as a conduit issuer for private or nonprofit development sponsored by Centurion Foundation. The scale of the bond suggests a large facility such as healthcare, education, or mixed-use institutional development. Vendors in construction, engineering, specialty systems, and FF&E should monitor Centurion Foundation’s plans for the Melrose Road project and engage with them directly as they move from financing approval into design, procurement, and construction.
Grant Funding
$100,000,000Jun 15, 2026A memorandum from Chief Financial Officer Robin Koonce dated June 8, 2026 asks the Board of Commissioners to select a preferred set of general government and education debt models (Versions 17a and 17b) prepared by financial advisor DEC and Associates. The general government model includes, among other items, $10 million for Fayetteville Technical Community College’s Cumberland Hall (contingent on state matching funds) and placeholders for needed updates to current county assets, while the education model is run at both $460 million and $610 million in capital for Cumberland County Schools with specified future issuance years (2027, 2028, 2030, 2032, 2034, 2036) and blended pay‑go strategies. Finance is seeking guidance so it can prepare for future capital planning and place a Cumberland County Schools reimbursement resolution on the June 11, 2026 agenda. This decision will lock in the financing path and rough timing for hundreds of millions of dollars in building, facility, and infrastructure projects for schools, FTCC, mental health diversion facilities, an aquatic center, a new EOC, Gray’s Creek water/sewer, and other capital items listed in the pay‑go schedules. Vendors in architecture, engineering, construction, owner’s representation, program management, and financial advisory services can use this as an early signal to track which capital scenarios are adopted and align with the sequencing of future RFQs and RFPs once project scopes are prioritized.
Budget Planning
$610,000,000Jun 8, 2026In the Crown Complex section of the June 8, 2026 work session, staff detail a multi-year capital improvement program (CIP) for the county-owned event facilities. Five projects are complete with $2,932,230.75 spent, and fifteen projects are in progress with $7,182,568.11 spent and $7,364,456.35 remaining, including ADA accommodations, multiple bathroom renovations (75% complete), an elevator infrastructure contract, interior painting, HVAC and chiller replacements, a new sound system, curtains and rigging, an expo chiller replacement, loading dock repairs currently in scoping, and Crown Expo air wall work scheduled to begin demo in August 2026. Several items are mid-procurement or early scoping, such as the Coliseum loading dock repairs where staff are "working through proposal and specs," and equipment replacements pending site visits and final specifications. Others like the Coliseum sound system and Crown netting show bids already awarded, indicating chosen vendors but leaving room for installation, commissioning, and future enhancements. This portfolio of projects represents ongoing and upcoming opportunities for architects, engineers, specialty contractors, AV and sound integrators, rigging providers, and facility maintenance vendors to engage on remaining scope, change orders, and future phases funded under the CIP.
Contract Admin
$10,197,024Jun 8, 2026Cumberland County issued a formal RFP (26-34-LB) for library materials and processing services to support an FY2027 budget request of $720,761 and the ongoing collection needs of the public library system. Seven proposals were received and evaluated on price, cataloging and processing fees, order fulfillment, customer service, references, and electronic ordering systems. Based on scoring, Finance and Purchasing staff recommend awarding contracts effective July 1, 2026 to Library Bound Incorporated as primary vendor for books; Ingram Library Services LLC as primary for Spoken Word and secondary for books and DVDs; Midwest Tape, LLC as primary for DVDs; and Blackstone Publishing as secondary for Spoken Word. The recommendation includes delegating authority to the County Manager to sign these contracts after pre-audit and legal review. While the primary selection decision has been made, this award identifies key incumbents and spending levels for print and audiovisual materials in FY2027 and likely beyond. Competing vendors gain insight into pricing and vendor mix for future rebids, and complementary service providers (e.g., cataloging tools, discovery layers, RFID, or logistics) can target integration and value-added services with the named vendors and library leadership.
Contract Award
$720,761Jun 4, 2026Cumberland County plans to fund an Unhoused Support Center Provider Contract with Manna Church to deliver support services as part of the county’s broader response to homelessness and shelter needs. The not-to-exceed contract amount is $494,208, and staff propose Budget Ordinance Amendment B260444 to transfer unencumbered ARP freed-up General Fund capacity from several existing project lines into a contracted services account tied to Contract No. 2026592. This move reallocates, rather than increases, the ARP freed-up budget and is intended to ensure the agreement is fully funded and properly tracked before execution and payment. While the primary provider decision is already made, this creates downstream needs for program design support, case management tools, data systems, and facility and operations support around the Unhoused Support Center. It also signals that other ARP-backed lines (property acquisition, internship supplements, ag small business assistance, and emergency shelter generators) are being reduced, which may change future procurement timing in those areas.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Cumberland County, North Carolina
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Wade
City647 pop.
Town of Stedman
City1,296 pop.
Town of Spring Lake
City11,507 pop.
Town of Linden
City138 pop.
Town of Hope Mills
City17,973 pop.
Town of Godwin
City156 pop.
Town of Falcon Town
City381 pop.
Town of Eastover
City3,684 pop.
Cumberland County
County338,430 pop.
City of Fayetteville
City209,749 pop.
Balance of Cumberland County
City92,359 pop.
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