Hancock County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The FY 2026‑2027 Sewer Enterprise budget of $1,388,338 was prepared, including funding for treatment chemicals, contracted services, and a new reserve line. Monthly reports note failed dissolved oxygen sensing, a trial loaner D.O. probe, and upcoming replacement of UV bulbs next budget year. Vendors of wastewater process controls, sensors, UV components, and maintenance services can discuss standardizing on improved equipment and multi‑year service to reduce energy use and outages.
Budget Planning
$1,388,338Jun 11, 2026Mount Desert’s assessor received one proposal for a full townwide real estate revaluation and recommends contracting with Vision Government Solutions Inc. for $227,800. Work will start in spring 2027, with data collection and market analysis in 2027, updated values prepared and notices mailed in spring 2028, and hearings completed before July 1, 2028. This is a multi‑year technical engagement using VGSI’s CAMA and GIS tools, creating needs for data services, GIS, communications support, and potential follow‑on assessment and appeals work.
Contract Award
$227,800Jul 6, 2026TR Construction has completed FEMA-funded repair and mitigation work on the Crowley Island Causeway, including paving finished on May 29, 2026. An A/P warrant shows a $232,300 payment tied to paving reserves and a FEMA storm special revenue account. While the main construction contract is done, FEMA-related reporting, inspection, and possible resilience follow-on projects are likely as storms and sea-level impacts continue.
Contract Award
$232,300Jun 4, 2026The committee heard about a new NTIA digital equity network grant program offering $200,000 to $1 million for digital skills, devices, and support, not infrastructure. Members felt it might be large for Orland alone and agreed that Marybeth should contact Island Institute about partnering in a regional network application. This is early-stage grant exploration for digital inclusion programming, where outside grant-writing and program-design help could shape a multi-community proposal.
Grant Funding
$1,000,000Oct 22, 2024Hancock County Commissioners will review bids and likely award the 2026 paving project for the Unorganized Territories. An agreement with Northeast Paving of Hermon, Maine for $96,036 is recommended by the UT Supervisor. This confirms Northeast Paving as incumbent for this season, but future UT road work and follow-on maintenance may still be open to others.
Contract Award
$96,036Jun 16, 2026The Harbormaster requests authorization to pay Omega Security Group $5,915 from the town’s security cameras CIP to add a security camera system at the Seal Harbor Pier. The CIP account has a remaining balance of $11,169.37, indicating capacity for similar upgrades. This confirms Omega as an incumbent for marine security, suggesting future needs for additional cameras, networking, monitoring, and maintenance across town facilities.
Contract Award
$5,915Jul 6, 2026The town continues to pay Robert Harmon for transfer station operations and trash pickup, with a July 2026 payment of $14,000 for waste pickup and transfer services. This indicates an ongoing contractual arrangement for solid waste collection and transfer station operation. Hauling competitors, cart vendors, and route-optimization or scale software providers can view this as incumbent intel and a signal of future rebid or modernization opportunities.
Contract Award
$14,000Jul 2, 2026The agenda for June 4 includes discussion of a $1,700 expenditure to fix the water expansion tank at the Prospect Harbor Women’s Club, and a resident highlighted that the building needs significant repairs and maintenance and is exploring fundraising. This suggests broader facility needs beyond the immediate plumbing fix. Building contractors, engineers, and grant or fundraising advisors can help scope a larger rehabilitation plan and identify funding sources.
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$1,700Jun 4, 2026Gouldsboro approved a $1,500 contract with the Hancock County Planning Commission to facilitate Schoodic Area League of Towns work. This is a small but strategic planning engagement focused on regional collaboration. Planning, grant-writing, and facilitation firms can see this as a sign of active regional initiatives where larger studies, resilience planning, or grant projects may follow.
Contract Award
$1,500Jul 2, 2026The Town awarded Bucksport Sand & Gravel a $6,200 contract to demolish a tax-acquired mobile home at 883 River Road, remove outbuildings and debris, and bush hog and mulch the yard area. This work prepares the parcel for future sale, with cleanup costs to be recouped from sale proceeds. The main demolition bid is decided, but related engineering, environmental review, or real estate services may follow as the Town moves toward marketing the property.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Hancock County, Maine
43 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Winter Harbor
City474 pop.
Town of Waltham
City329 pop.
Town of Verona Island
City515 pop.
Town of Trenton
City1,630 pop.
Town of Tremont
City1,546 pop.
Town of Swans Island
City357 pop.
Town of Surry
City1,671 pop.
Town of Sullivan
City1,256 pop.
Town of Stonington
City1,055 pop.
Town of Southwest Harbor
City1,824 pop.
Town of Sorrento
City278 pop.
Town of Sedgwick
City1,205 pop.
Town of Penobscot
City1,135 pop.
Town of Otis
City671 pop.
Town of Osborn
City66 pop.
Town of Orland
City2,227 pop.
Town of Mount Desert
City2,190 pop.
Town of Mariaville
City494 pop.
Town of Lamoine
City1,776 pop.
Town of Hancock
City2,508 pop.
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