Forsyth County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Forsyth County
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The Village of Clemmons is advancing plans for a major Village Point town center development, including an airnasium (approx. 16,200 sq. ft. plus 2,000 sq. ft. of flex space), a permanent farmers market structure with roughly 69 vendor spaces, three pickleball courts, an amphitheater, and a new two‑story Village Hall on 2.6 acres. On June 8, 2026, consultant Scott Miller of MLA Group presented conceptual designs showing site layout, parking counts, and facility sizes, and Council reached consensus to have him continue moving forward with construction drawings. The FY 2026‑27 budget also assigns $3,000,000 of unassigned fund balance specifically to Village Point area development, signaling dedicated near‑term capital funding for this project. No construction contractor or vertical design-build team has been selected yet beyond MLA’s design role, so procurement for architectural, engineering, site work, vertical construction, furnishings, and systems is still ahead. Vendors in recreation facilities, civic buildings, site/civil work, parking, AV and lighting, and event infrastructure should position now around phasing, cost estimation, and constructability as design development proceeds.
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$3,000,000Jun 22, 2026Clemmons approved a three‑year interlocal agreement with the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office for law enforcement services covering July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029. Assistant Manager Flyte reported that the total cost for the first year of service is $3,158,420, with potential slight reductions if the Village secures a grant for a third traffic deputy and vehicle and addresses internet costs at the new Operations Center. This action locks in the Sheriff’s Office as the policing provider for the next three fiscal years, but also hints at related needs like vehicle procurement, in‑car technology, communications, and network connectivity for the Operations Center. Vendors in law enforcement technology, fleet upfitting, broadband, and facilities support can use this as incumbency intelligence and look for complementary projects, grants, or upgrades that will be necessary to support the expanded service level over the agreement term.
Contract Award
$3,158,420Jun 22, 2026Clemmons approved a three-year interlocal agreement with Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office for dedicated deputies and support, with year-one service cost of $3,158,420. The agreement runs July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, with quarterly payments and options to terminate with 90 days’ notice. The main law-enforcement provider is set, but there is room for technology, equipment, and facility vendors to support the contract’s implementation and future Operations Center needs.
Contract Award
$3,158,420Jun 8, 2026PTRC Area Agency on Aging received approval to participate in the CMS MAHA ELEVATE grant led by CATCH/Houston Health Department. Over three years, about 200–300 local older adults will join evidence-based fall prevention programs like Otago, Stepping On, and Tai Ji Quan. If the application is successful, PTRC will need support delivering classes, tracking outcomes, and managing data across community sites, creating demand for training, program staff, evaluation, and IT support.
Grant Funding
$3,300,000May 6, 2026Forsyth County amended its FY 2025-2026 budget to appropriate $1,604,632 in prior-year fleet subfund residual balances into the current year for replacement vehicles and equipment for the Sheriff, Emergency Services, Parks, and General Services. In a related action, the Board awarded a purchase order to Capital Ford, Inc. for 13 vehicles for the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office. These actions indicate an active fleet refresh program with established funding and a current award to Capital Ford but do not cover all future vehicle and equipment needs in the cited departments. Vendors in law enforcement and public service vehicles, upfitting, maintenance, and fleet management software can use this to time outreach around remaining FY 2026 purchases and upcoming cycles, as well as to understand that Capital Ford is a current vehicle supplier.
Contract Award
$1,604,632Nov 6, 2025Forsyth County accepted a Federal Aviation Administration/NCDOT grant of $1,500,855 (with authority to amend up to $1,786,300) to renovate the FAA contract control tower at Smith Reynolds Airport and amended its budget and capital projects ordinance to move $119,745 in airport fund balance into the tower project. In the same action, the Board awarded a construction contract to Lomax Construction, Inc. for the tower renovations and an agreement to AVCON Engineers & Planners, Inc. for construction phase services. Core design, construction, and construction management vendors are therefore already selected and funded. While the prime opportunities for this phase are decided, the scale of the tower modernization and federal funding suggests potential follow-on needs for specialty systems, maintenance, and subsequent capital work at the airport.
Grant Funding
$1,786,300Nov 6, 2025The Board approved rezoning 31.51 acres on E. Mountain Street to GI-C with a site plan for a 275,700 sq ft Mission Mobile Medical manufacturing facility, including parking, two stormwater ponds, and HCOD-compliant design. A conditional district and site plan are now locked in, and the next step is full civil construction plan review and permitting. Site-civil, utility, stormwater, lighting, landscaping, and industrial building vendors can pursue design-finalization work, construction packages, equipment, and ongoing maintenance as the owner moves from entitlement to buildout.
Contract Award
$0Jul 7, 2026The Town prepared a Support Grant Agreement awarding the Arts Council of Winston‑Salem and Forsyth County $750 in FY 2026‑27 General Fund support for operating and program costs. The Arts Council leverages this with a $2.8M budget to run arts education, grants, and local programming, including Kernersville projects like school residencies and theater. Arts program evaluators, accounting/audit firms, and grant management consultants may find follow‑on work as the Arts Council manages multiple public grants, reporting, and expanded programming in Kernersville.
Grant Funding
$750Jul 7, 2026The PTRC Executive Committee approved issuing a $75,000 bridge loan to Tony Crawford Construction so subcontractors can be paid and work can continue on the HUD-funded Mount Airy project. HUD has agreed to move the project forward for Deputy Secretary signature, with Surry County expected to draw and disburse funds in about two weeks; the contractor is currently owed $277,000 for six months of work. This confirms Tony Crawford Construction as the prime and signals an active HUD project in Mount Airy with potential follow-on consulting, compliance, and subcontracting needs once federal funds flow.
Contract Award
$75,000Apr 6, 2026PTRC completed an RFP for renovations to its Training Center and approved a $170,000 contract with Greenserve. Work will create two conference rooms and one testing area upstairs. While the main contractor is chosen, facility vendors, AV integrators, and training technology providers can pursue follow-on fit-out needs such as furnishings, IT, security, and testing systems for the upgraded spaces.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Forsyth County, North Carolina
12 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Walkertown
City5,950 pop.
Town of Rural Hall
City3,513 pop.
Town of Lewisville
City14,002 pop.
Town of Kernersville Town
City27,450 pop.
Town of Bethania
City355 pop.
Tobaccoville Village (pt.)
City2,696 pop.
Forsyth County
County398,143 pop.
Clemmons Village
City22,159 pop.
City of Winston-salem
City252,975 pop.
City of King City
City612 pop.
City of High Point City
City398 pop.
Balance of Forsyth County
City62,811 pop.
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