Fayette County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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LFUCG is authorizing Purchase Service Agreements with seven Extended Social Resource (ESR) Program grantee agencies, pursuant to RFP 20-2026, to provide emergency shelter services. The awards total $2,011,675 for FY27 (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027) and automatically renew for FY28 (June 1, 2027 – June 30, 2028), with funding amounts including Hope Center ($850,000), GreenHouse17 ($223,183), Community Action Council ($275,000), Arbor Youth Services ($300,000), Bluegrass Care Navigators ($87,650), New Life Day Center ($150,715), and Salvation Army ($125,127). These agreements establish a two-year emergency shelter funding framework across multiple providers. While the competitive award is decided, vendors can support these agencies and LFUCG with shelter operations tools, HMIS/data integration, facilities improvements, and specialized services. The automatic renewal and FY28 end date also provide a horizon for when the next RFP cycle for emergency shelter funding is likely to occur.
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$2,011,675Jul 1, 2026LFUCG is authorizing Purchase of Service Agreements with seven agencies under the Extended Social Resource (ESR) Program, pursuant to RFP 20-2026 (Emergency Shelter). The awards total 2011675 for FY 2027 (July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027) with automatic renewal for FY 2028, funding emergency shelter services by Hope Center, GreenHouse17, Community Action Council, Arbor Youth Services, Bluegrass Care Navigators, New Life Day Center, and the Salvation Army. These contracts lock in primary emergency shelter providers but also indicate multi-year, well-funded operations that will need facilities, technology, security, and program support. Vendors can market facility improvements, case management technology, HMIS integrations, and supportive services to the funded agencies as they scale to meet program expectations under these agreements.
Contract Award
$2,011,675Jul 1, 2026LFUCG is executing a Utility Agreement with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) to relocate, replace, and install sanitary sewer infrastructure within city property at 130 West New Circle Road, in coordination with a state transportation project. The sewer work, based on a MAC Construction bid, is estimated at $976,049.35, with KYTC reimbursing LFUCG for the full cost of $1,053,600 including a 7.4% contingency allowance. This agreement formalizes funding and scope for significant sewer infrastructure adjustments tied to roadway improvements, with LFUCG using its sewer construction fund but being fully reimbursed. While construction contractor selection appears to be tied to the MAC bid referenced by KYTC, the work foreshadows additional utility relocations and capital needs along state corridors, giving utility and civil vendors insight into active corridors and confirming the Division of Water Quality’s ongoing coordination and project pipeline.
Contract Award
$1,053,600Jul 1, 2026The Council is being asked to approve Change Order No. 1 with Herrick Company, Inc. for the Town Branch and West Hickman Wastewater Treatment Plant UV Disinfection Process Replacement Project. This change order increases the contract by 2015933.50, bringing the revised total to 15715933.50, with a budget amendment in process, indicating scope growth or unforeseen conditions in this major treatment-plant upgrade. While the primary construction contract is already in place, the increased value and ongoing work suggest additional needs for related electrical, controls, SCADA integration, and maintenance services. Vendors in wastewater treatment equipment, UV systems, and project controls can leverage this as a timing signal to offer optimization, training, long-term maintenance, and future upgrade support as the project moves through implementation and commissioning.
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$15,715,933Jul 1, 2026LFUCG plans to execute an agreement with Tetra Tech, pursuant to RFP 29-2026, for design and construction administration services for the Town Branch WWTP WWS Tank – Phase 2: Consent Decree RMP Project TB-1. The professional services contract is valued at 775000, with funds already budgeted, indicating an advanced phase of a consent-decree-driven wastewater capital project. This award confirms Tetra Tech as the engineering lead, but also marks the start of detailed design and future construction procurement for the Phase 2 tank work. Contractors, specialty subs, and equipment providers focused on wastewater storage, tank construction, and consent decree compliance can position for the upcoming construction phase and ancillary improvements that will follow this design effort.
Contract Award
$775,000Jul 1, 2026The board approved phase seven of the Smart Campus iPad Initiative, authorizing lease/purchase of about 7,500 iPad kits (iPad Air, pencil, keyboard) for students. The deal, up to $1.9 million, continues UK’s Apple-based 1:1 learning strategy using agency funds. Device suppliers, MDM providers, LMS integrators, and training/support firms can target follow-on work such as deployment services, accessories, insurance, classroom integration, and lifecycle management around this expanding fleet.
Contract Award
$1,900,000Apr 23, 2026The board authorized renewal of the lease with The Medical Center in Bowling Green for 24,000 sq ft supporting the UK College of Medicine’s western Kentucky campus, at annual rent up to $912,000. Enrollment will increase from 120 to 160 students over the next four years, expanding use of classrooms, simulation labs, and clinical training space. While the landlord is fixed, this growth may drive additional needs in AV/simulation technology, furnishings, and educational services within the leased facility.
Contract Award
$912,000Apr 23, 2026LFUCG is authorizing an agreement with Meadowsweet Apartments, LLC awarding 840000 in HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds for construction of a 24-unit rental housing project for low-income persons/households at 2760 Meadowsweet Lane. The Mayor is also authorized to execute any related agreements or amendments, and a budget amendment is in process, showing the project is moving into funded implementation. This grant-funded development signals upcoming or ongoing multifamily construction activity driven by an affordable housing developer. Construction firms, trades, and professional service providers specializing in multifamily and HUD/HOME-compliant projects can approach Meadowsweet Apartments, LLC for subcontracting opportunities, compliance consulting, and supportive services to ensure on-time delivery and adherence to HOME requirements.
Grant Funding
$840,000Jul 1, 2026UK HealthCare secured a $50 million transformational grant from the Golisano Foundation for Kentucky Children’s Hospital, enabling expanded pediatric services and resources. The gift will support expanded access, specialty care, behavioral and mental health, and family support programs statewide. This new funding pool will drive multiple downstream projects in pediatrics, including facilities, technology, workforce development, and family services where external vendors and partners can propose initiatives aligned with grant goals.
Grant Funding
$50,000,000Apr 24, 2026LFUCG is authorizing an agreement with Greater Lex, Inc. to provide 320154 in funding to the Greater Lex Regional Economic Development Collective, covering a nine-county region from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. Funds are budgeted, indicating a full year of regional economic development programming and collaboration. While this is an operational funding agreement rather than a direct procurement, it signals that Greater Lex, Inc. will have resources to commission studies, marketing, and business attraction initiatives. Consulting, data, and marketing firms can engage Greater Lex and LFUCG about supporting regional strategy work, branding campaigns, site readiness assessments, and business recruitment services funded in part through this allocation.
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