Montgomery County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Montgomery County is approving an Economic Impact Plan and tax increment incentive for a new Saint Thomas Health hospital campus on Hwy 76, including a 44‑bed hospital, rehab facility, medical offices, retail and restaurant uses and major public infrastructure. The plan anticipates over $418 million in capital investment, extensive road, utility and stormwater work, and up to $12,027,900 in TIF-backed public infrastructure costs over a 20‑year window. Design, engineering, construction, IT, medical equipment, and facilities vendors can begin positioning with Saint Thomas and the Industrial Development Board as development agreements and infrastructure scopes are defined.
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$418,218,500Jun 8, 2026Montgomery County has negotiated a Donation and Development Agreement and related escrow with Rossview Farms LLC for a new Public Safety Complex in the Kirkwood area. Rossview will donate a 2.192‑acre site and use Moore Construction to build the supporting public infrastructure for a guaranteed maximum price of $859,000, funded via county escrow. The complex will house fire headquarters, a fire station, and a sheriff’s office, creating near‑term needs for facility design, fit‑out, technology, and long‑term maintenance beyond this initial infrastructure package.
Contract Award
$859,000May 11, 2026The county is amending the 2025-2026 school budget, shifting $4.75 million in new revenues into payroll, benefits, contracted services, supplies, equipment, and grants like Innovative School Model and Public School Security. Notes mention upgrades to paging and audio/video systems at multiple schools, security improvements, clinic and instructional supplies, and equipment purchases. This creates a funded environment for K-12 technology, security, and instructional vendors to pursue upcoming purchases and small contracts.
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$4,750,068Apr 6, 2026The County and Rossview Farms LLC executed an escrow and participation framework to build public infrastructure for a new Public Safety Complex site in the Kirkwood/Rossview mixed-use development. The County is escrowing $859,000 as a guaranteed maximum price for Moore Construction to complete roads and utilities (paving, curbs, water, sewer, gas, electric, storm, lighting) on the 2.192‑acre site before donation. With a defined budget and construction contractor in place, follow‑on opportunities remain in specialized systems, furnishings, and future public safety facilities planned for the complex.
Contract Admin
$859,000May 4, 2026Montgomery County is entering a one‑year lease with Mid Cumberland Human Resource Agency for about 1,600 sq ft of office space at 400 Pageant Lane starting July 1, 2026, at $1,540 per month. The County will maintain building structure, HVAC filters, mowing and related components, while the tenant covers janitorial, utilities, data services, and liability insurance. Facilities, maintenance, janitorial, and building systems vendors may see small ongoing opportunities supporting County obligations at this multi-tenant site.
Contract Award
$18,480Jun 8, 2026Montgomery County is purchasing the property at 113 S. 3rd Street in Clarksville via a cash warranty deed for $115,000. The deed confirms transfer to the county, suggesting future public use or redevelopment of this small downtown parcel. While the acquisition is complete, the county will likely need planning, design, and construction or renovation services once a specific use is defined.
Contract Award
$115,000Apr 6, 2026Montgomery County Parks and Recreation is entering a cooperative agreement with TVA, funded up to $50,000, to restore about 10 acres of native grassland and pollinator habitat at Rotary Park under TVA transmission lines and in adjacent fields. Work through 2029 includes native planting, invasive removal, wildlife support structures, educational panels, survey tools, and community outreach and events. Environmental, habitat, and parks programming vendors can support implementation, monitoring, educational content, volunteer engagement tools, and additional restoration or maintenance services over the next three years.
Grant Funding
$50,000May 11, 2026Montgomery County is entering a cooperative agreement with TVA to restore up to 10 acres of native grassland habitat at Rotary Park to support pollinators and community education. TVA will fund up to $50,000 through 2029 for restoration programming, tools, native plantings, invasive removal, wildlife infrastructure, signage, outreach, and volunteer engagement. Parks, nature center, and grant partners will need habitat work, materials, equipment, interpretive panels, and outreach support over a three‑year phased implementation.
Grant Funding
$50,000May 4, 2026Explore Montgomery County's government projects — free.
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