Pearl River County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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At the April 14, 2026 meeting, the PRCC Board of Trustees reviewed bid tabulations for the Brownstone Center Annex Building project and approved the bid from Mac’s Construction for 14,905,402.46. The project scope includes a new band hall, choral room, band field, parking, and related improvements, and approximately 1 million was reduced from the original bid estimate before approval. With a general contractor selected and funding aligned, the college is poised to move into a multi-year capital construction and fit-out phase for performing arts and athletics-related facilities. This large project will drive demand for subcontracted trades, AV and acoustics, furniture and equipment, security systems, IT/networking, and ongoing facility operations support. Vendors can engage with PRCC and Mac’s Construction around specialized build-out, equipment packages, and long-term maintenance and service arrangements tied to the new facilities.
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$14,905,402Apr 14, 2026The PRCC Board of Trustees approved a certified bid tabulation for the Nursing Building chiller replacement project at its April 14, 2026 meeting. Three bids were received from KBM Solutions, Lee Mechanical Solutions, Inc., and Universal Services, Inc., and the administration recommended accepting KBM Solutions’ low bid for 174,917. This decision finalizes vendor selection and funding for the HVAC chiller replacement in the Nursing Building, with work expected to move into implementation. While the primary contract is decided, this signals upcoming HVAC installation, controls integration, and potential future maintenance or related energy-efficiency projects on campus. Vendors can position for follow-on services such as controls optimization, preventative maintenance agreements, or additional HVAC upgrades in other facilities as the college manages tight budgets and aging infrastructure.
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$174,917Apr 14, 2026Public Works received bids for a new hydro-excavator, with Vacuum Truck Sales and Service, LLC selected at $119,500 based on a better warranty. The board also amended the Water Department budget to move $119,500 from the General Fund into a new capital outlay line item for this purchase. This establishes Vacuum Truck as the incumbent supplier for hydro-excavation equipment. Equipment service providers, parts suppliers, and training firms may see follow-on needs for operator training, maintenance, accessories, and future replacements.
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$119,500Feb 3, 2026The City Engineer seeks permission to enter a Lighting Services Standard Lease Agreement with Mississippi Power for 22 double-head light poles on Highland Parkway. This would lock in Mississippi Power as the provider for installation and leased lighting service. Vendors in poles, controls, and streetscape work can use this to track timing, coordinate complementary infrastructure, and anticipate future expansions or maintenance needs along the corridor.
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$70,000Feb 3, 2026Parks and Recreation requests approval of a $9,448.90 change order with Carmen Industries for repair of soccer field lights at Friendship Park. This indicates Carmen Industries is the current contractor handling sports lighting at the park. Field-lighting manufacturers, controls vendors, and maintenance firms can use this as incumbent and asset intelligence to plan outreach for future upgrades, LED conversions, and maintenance contracts.
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$9,448Feb 3, 2026Picayune approved a supplemental agreement with Pickering Firm, Inc. to add professional right-of-way acquisition services for the Sycamore Road Intersection Improvements Project. This expands Pickering’s existing scope and confirms them as the lead consultant on preconstruction activities. Firms offering construction, inspection, utilities relocation, appraisal support, or traffic technology can track this corridor project for upcoming phases after ROW is secured.
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$0Feb 3, 2026Picayune plans a supplemental agreement with Pickering Firm, Inc. to add professional right-of-way acquisition services for the Sycamore Road Intersection Improvements Project. Council approval would expand Pickering's scope beyond engineering to land and easement work. This confirms Pickering as key incumbent on the intersection project, signaling potential follow-on needs for appraisal, legal, utility relocation, and construction support.
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$0Feb 3, 2026The City authorized entering a standard Lighting Services lease agreement with Mississippi Power for installation of 22 double-head light poles on Highland Parkway. This sets Mississippi Power as the provider for design, installation, and leased operation of the new roadway lighting. Electrical, lighting controls, and smart-city vendors can watch for complementary work like controls integration, banner/pole accessories, and future corridor expansions.
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$0Feb 3, 2026The Council approved Change Order #6 with Huey P. Stockstill, Inc. for the Runway Rehabilitation Project AIP 3-28-0060-025-2024, decreasing the contract by $81,914.51. This confirms the contractor and that runway rehab is active, with scope and budget still being adjusted. Contractors and consultants in aviation, paving, and construction management can use this to time outreach for supplemental work, future phases, and maintenance contracts as the project nears completion.
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$81,914Feb 17, 2026City Hall reported that the Park, Recreation, Library budget was amended to add a $100,000 line item for park repairs. The work will be reimbursed by a $100,000 grant from the Lower Pearl River Valley Organization. The specific repair scope is not detailed, but the funding sets up a near-term project in city parks. Contractors, park equipment vendors, and design consultants can reach out to clarify the planned repairs and timing and position services for facility upgrades, accessibility improvements, or playground replacements tied to this grant.
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