Douglas County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Douglas County awarded Contract 30003092 to VSS International, Inc. for the Slurry Seal Tri City 2026 Project #11178, after opening bids on June 3, 2026. VSS was the lowest responsive bidder for the $777,775.90 contract to perform crack sealing, slurry seal surfacing, and traffic control by August 28, 2026. While this contract is decided, it confirms VSS as the incumbent pavement preservation contractor and signals upcoming implementation plus future maintenance and adjacent project needs.
Contract Award
$777,776Jun 24, 2026Douglas County approved two IMPACTS subrecipient contracts: $856,877.82 with Adapt Integrated Healthcare and $64,658 with Chadwick Clubhouse through August 31, 2027, funded by the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. These support behavioral health and supportive services for justice-involved populations. While providers are selected, this signals multi‑year program work where software, data, training, and ancillary services may still be needed by the county and subrecipients.
Grant Funding
$921,536Jun 10, 2026Douglas County approved IMPACTS Grant Agreement #30003008 with Adapt Integrated Healthcare for $856,877.82, running from July 2025 through August 2027. The funding comes from the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission IMPACTS program and supports justice-involved behavioral health services. This multi-year grant gives Adapt a budget for program delivery, likely including case management tools, data reporting, training, and supportive services, where specialized vendors can assist as needs emerge.
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$856,878Jun 10, 2026Douglas County Solid Waste Department entered a contract with Davis Corporation to provide maintenance services on an as-needed basis through July 1, 2027. This supports upkeep of landfills, transfer stations, and related facilities. While Davis is the primary on-call contractor, the agreement indicates continuing facility repair, minor construction, and trade work where specialty subs, materials, and future competitive contracts will be relevant.
Contract Award
$150,000Jun 10, 2026Douglas County signed a contract with Knife River Corporation Northwest to haul and stockpile aggregate products on a time-and-materials basis through June 1, 2027. Knife River will supply trucks and loaders at set hourly and per-day rates. This confirms ongoing aggregate usage for road work and capital projects, creating adjacent opportunities for quarries, testing labs, and equipment support as well as future hauling contracts when this term nears completion.
Contract Award
$150,000Jun 10, 2026Douglas County executed a contract with Myers Trucking LLC to provide miscellaneous road maintenance services on an on-call, as-needed basis through May 1, 2027. This supplements county crews with hauling and related work. Although the primary vendor is set, this highlights ongoing road maintenance programs where supplemental materials, equipment rental, traffic control, and future on-call contracts may be required.
Contract Award
$150,000Jun 10, 2026Douglas County approved a first modification to Contract #30002943 with Anderson's Erosion & Control, adding $289,700 to landscape the lower campground and transition area at Charles V. Stanton Park. All work must be completed by August 15, 2026. Landscape and park improvement vendors should note the expanded scope and tight schedule, as there may be needs for irrigation, lighting, furniture, and maintenance once the upgraded campground opens.
Contract Admin
$289,700Jun 17, 2026The district is adopting new social studies curriculum for K–12 for the 2026–2033 cycle, including TCI Social Studies/History Alive at ES/MS and Cengage texts at HS. Quotes show multi‑year digital licenses, student journals, and teacher materials totaling roughly $44k for ES and $57k for HS, plus training. Vendors now know the chosen products, funding level, and term, creating chances for PD, integration, and supplemental resources over the seven‑year life.
Contract Award
$101,770Jun 10, 2026Douglas County extended its contract with Saving Grace Humane Society through June 30, 2027 to house impounded animals, keeping the annual payment at $162,000. This solidifies Saving Grace as the incumbent shelter provider. The extension highlights ongoing animal control workload and potential needs for facility improvements, software, or ancillary services beyond the core housing contract.
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$162,000Jun 10, 2026Douglas County executed a second extension and modification of Contract 30002278 with Brown & Brown Insurance Services for benefits consulting through June 30, 2027. The payment cap increases to $101,876 to cover the 2026-27 contract amount of $34,967, which reflects a 3% annual fee increase. This confirms Brown & Brown as the County’s benefits broker/consultant for at least one more year, with a clear contract value and endpoint for future competition.
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Government Agencies in Douglas County, Oregon
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Douglas County
County112,255 pop.
City of Yoncalla
City1,038 pop.
City of Winston
City5,678 pop.
City of Sutherlin
City8,652 pop.
City of Roseburg
City23,861 pop.
City of Riddle
City1,224 pop.
City of Reedsport
City4,321 pop.
City of Oakland
City951 pop.
City of Myrtle Creek
City3,501 pop.
City of Glendale
City864 pop.
City of Elkton
City187 pop.
City of Drain
City1,194 pop.
City of Canyonville
City1,662 pop.
Balance of Douglas County
City59,302 pop.
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