Sagadahoc County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Sagadahoc County
11 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
GreenMars Real Estate Services has entered a purchase and sale agreement to convert the vacant Sky Hy lodge at 32 Sky Hy Drive into 18 affordable rental units plus a continued first-floor service business use. They have submitted a pre-application/sketch plan to the Topsham Planning Board and aim for final approvals by the end of August 2026 to meet a Maine Rural Rental Housing funding deadline. Work is mostly interior with a new subsurface wastewater system and minor exterior access upgrades. This is an early-stage multifamily rehab where the developer will need design, engineering, environmental, construction, and compliance support as plans move from concept to full site plan and permitting.
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$1,195,000Jun 12, 2026Richmond is awarding a $1,429,200 construction contract to Manzer’s Fine Grade & Earthwork for reclamation, paving, and related improvements on Beedle and New Roads. Eight bids were received, with Manzer’s identified as the low bidder; work covers remaining Beedle Road phases plus New Road repairs. This confirms Manzer’s as the roadwork incumbent and Pine Tree Engineering/Sebago Technics as the town engineer, useful for suppliers, subs, and service providers seeking follow-on work or future phases.
Contract Award
$1,429,200Jun 23, 2026Bowdoinham received a $55,486 Community Action Grant to hire a consultant to develop a municipal Open Space Plan with strong public engagement. After an RFP with five proposals, the Comprehensive Planning Committee selected the Viewshed/FB Environmental team, and the Selectboard is being asked to approve the updated contract, reallocating scope from ordinance work to additional engagement. The $52,827 contract will run through early 2028, creating follow-on potential for ordinance updates, implementation projects, and related planning or GIS work once the plan is adopted.
Contract Award
$52,827Jun 23, 2026The EMS Chief informed the Selectboard that DEA/MaineHealth will stop providing towns with narcotics, so medications must now be stored locally. This will require purchase of a specialized narcotics safe estimated at $15,000–$20,000. The Chief is currently reaching out to vendors for options, so secure medical storage suppliers and EMS equipment vendors have a near-term opportunity to propose compliant, affordable solutions and related security/monitoring services.
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$20,000May 20, 2026Bowdoinham is ready to award a construction contract to OBP Trailworks for accessible trail and observation platform improvements at the Cathance Meadow Trail system in the new Riverfront Park. The project is funded by a $62,820 Maine Trails Program grant plus a $6,982 local match and covers trail construction, culvert replacement, ramp creation, and concrete work to secure the viewing platform. OBP was chosen over NextGen Landscapes based on experience, detail, certifications, and alignment with the existing platform design, so the main construction award is effectively decided but implementation support and related amenities may still be open.
Contract Award
$62,821Jun 4, 2026The EMS Chief reported that, due to DEA requirements and MaineHealth ending medication supply, EMS must purchase three logging safes and possibly a dispensing machine for non-controlled drugs. Quotes for the safes range from $7,000 to $14,000, with annual logging subscriptions around $600, and the board authorized up to $7,000 immediately, with discussion of roughly $18,000 total for safes and dispensing. Medical equipment and software vendors should note the chosen budget ceiling, DEA-compliant logging requirement, and October deadline as a chance for follow-on service, maintenance, and software support.
Contract Award
$18,000Jun 3, 2026Topsham selected St. Germain for a $23,600 transfer station redesign proposal, covering conceptual design plus options for an existing-conditions survey and wetland evaluation. Five proposals were received, and the firm was chosen for its transfer station experience and regulatory familiarity. With planning now funded, engineering, construction, equipment, and permitting work are likely to follow, creating future opportunities tied to the redesign recommendations.
Contract Award
$23,600May 21, 2026The Board reviewed and unanimously accepted a $2,125 quote from Savoie and Sons for front lawn restoration and seeding after winter electrical work. This is a small one-off landscaping contract, but it identifies Savoie and Sons as the current contractor for grounds repair at the town site. Landscape and site contractors may see this as a signal of recent site disturbance and possible further work around the building or utilities corridor.
Contract Award
$2,125Apr 14, 2026Award bid for a new ambulance to replace an aging vehicle. Request to approve purchase from PL Custom Ambulance.
Bidding Authorization
$428,780Jun 21, 2024The Solid Waste Management Committee drafted the FY 2026-27 budget for the transfer station, including disposal contracts, recycling, safety equipment, training, and an Equipment Reserve Fund. They noted the compactor replacement is complete and that the reserve will drop to zero once the installation invoice is paid, with a proposal to maintain $4,000 going forward. Vendors in solid waste, recycling, safety gear, training, and facility maintenance have limited time to influence final numbers. The budget will be finalized next month, so this is the window to propose cost-saving service options, training packages, and maintenance plans.
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Government Agencies in Sagadahoc County, Maine
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Town of Woolwich
City3,210 pop.
Town of West Bath
City1,951 pop.
Town of Topsham
City9,751 pop.
Town of Richmond
City3,572 pop.
Town of Phippsburg
City2,205 pop.
Town of Georgetown
City1,091 pop.
Town of Bowdoinham
City3,185 pop.
Town of Bowdoin
City3,210 pop.
Town of Arrowsic
City494 pop.
Sagadahoc County
County37,582 pop.
Perkins UT
City of Bath
City8,844 pop.
Balance of Sagadahoc County
City28,669 pop.
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