Mccracken County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The county approved payment of a $10,366.12 invoice to Uline for the Sports Complex Project under an interlocal agreement with the City of Paducah and the Sports Tourism Commission. The broader project has a budgeted Recreation and Culture line of $20,552,075 in the FY 26/27 budget, indicating a large, ongoing multi-year sports complex development. Vendors in sports facility construction, equipment, seating, turf, scoreboards, and operations technology should see this as confirmation that implementation is underway and that additional packages may follow.
Contract Award
$20,552,075Jun 22, 2026The Board approved the initial BG-1 document for the Tilghman Culinary Lab Renovation project (BG 26-365) and simultaneously awarded an AIA 141 Design/Build contract to Ascendent Facility Partners for 260,000. This establishes the funded scope and secures a design-build team to renovate the culinary arts lab at Paducah Tilghman High School. With Ascendent already selected, the core construction opportunity is decided, but this renovation will involve choosing specialized kitchen equipment, furnishings, and potentially technology for instruction and safety. Vendors can engage with the district and Ascendent to supply commercial kitchen equipment, lab technology, curriculum-aligned tools, and ongoing maintenance or training. The project is a clear signal of investment in career and technical education facilities at the high school.
Contract Award
$260,000May 18, 2026The Fiscal Court approved the Sheriff's Office purchase of a 2024 Dodge Ram 1500 from Linwood for $39,500 using State Drug Funds. This is a decided vehicle procurement, indicating current fleet investment and funding capacity. Fleet, upfitting, telematics, and maintenance vendors can treat this as intelligence on vehicle type, timing, and funding for follow-on outfitting, equipment, or future replacement cycles.
Contract Award
$39,500Jun 22, 2026The board is asked to approve Pay Application #1 in the amount of 135000 for contractors working on the Tilghman Culinary Lab project (BG 26-365). This shows that construction or major renovation for a new or upgraded culinary lab at Paducah Tilghman High School is underway, with at least one contractor already engaged and billing. Because the project is already in progress, the core construction contract is decided, but the new lab will likely require specialized kitchen equipment, technology, curriculum integration, and ongoing maintenance. Vendors offering commercial kitchen equipment, CTE culinary curriculum, safety systems, and lab management tools can look for follow-on opportunities as the district outfits, commissions, and later maintains or expands this facility.
Contract Admin
$135,000Jun 15, 2026The board is asked to approve a change order on the Paducah Tilghman Softball Complex project (BG 25-157) that returns an unused portion of the unsuitable soils allowance for a credit of 71185.84 back to the project. Additionally, Pay Application #11 to A&K Construction for 13991 is recommended for approval, indicating the complex’s construction is well underway with multiple progress payments and active change management. The main construction contract for the softball complex is already awarded to A&K Construction, but as the facility nears completion the district will need sports field equipment, seating, scoring systems, and ongoing turf and facility maintenance. Vendors in athletic facility outfitting, field maintenance, and sports technology can pursue follow-on sales as the complex is completed and as the district evaluates performance and potential enhancements over the next few seasons.
Contract Admin
$57,195Jun 15, 2026The board is considering Pay Application #12 to Evrard Construction for 45531.27 and a payment of 2509.37 to JRA Architects for the Paducah Tilghman Field House Renovation project (BG 22-067). A twelfth pay application suggests the renovation is in advanced stages or nearing completion, with both the general contractor and architect actively billing. With core construction contracts decided and largely executed, the main opportunity now is in close-out, commissioning, FF&E, and ongoing facilities maintenance. Vendors providing athletic facility equipment, scoreboards, lighting, HVAC optimization, and preventive maintenance services can find follow-on opportunities as the district finishes the renovation and begins full operational use of the field house.
Contract Admin
$48,040Jun 15, 2026The county approved multiple invoices for the joint Sports Complex Project, including payments to Triangle Enterprises, Skeeter Kell Sporting Goods, DreamSeats, PYT Sports, BFW, Jeff Holland LLC, and True Line Roofing. These payments fall under a 2022 interlocal agreement with the City of Paducah and the Sports Tourism Commission. The project is clearly in active construction and fit-out, creating ongoing needs for specialty construction, sports equipment, furnishings, technology, and future operations support.
Contract Admin
$682Jun 8, 2026The Board approved Pay Application #11 to Evrard Construction for 6,624.62 on the Paducah Tilghman Field House project (BG 22-067). Multiple pay applications at this stage suggest the field house construction is in advanced stages or nearing completion, with Evrard serving as the primary contractor. Although the main construction award is decided, the nearing completion phase often involves decisions on interior equipment, athletic furnishings, technology integration, and ongoing maintenance services. Vendors can pursue opportunities to supply gym and field house equipment, scoreboards, AV systems, access control, and custodial solutions, as well as position themselves for future upgrades or additional athletic projects at the district.
Contract Admin
$6,625May 18, 2026Explore Mccracken County's government projects — free.
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