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Active opportunities open for bidding
Fairfield County
Lakeside Phase 1 Drainage Project.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Mar 27, 2026
Release: -
Fairfield County
Close: Mar 27, 2026
Lakeside Phase 1 Drainage Project.
AvailableFairfield County
Water treatment plant softener improvement project. See attached file.
Posted Date
Mar 5, 2026
Due Date
Mar 18, 2026
Release: Mar 5, 2026
Fairfield County
Close: Mar 18, 2026
Water treatment plant softener improvement project. See attached file.
Fairfield County
This RFP is for comprehensive design and build services for Dog Shelter Renovations, including new kennel partitions, office, reception, and intake areas.
Posted Date
Feb 13, 2026
Due Date
Mar 2, 2026
Release: Feb 13, 2026
Fairfield County
Close: Mar 2, 2026
This RFP is for comprehensive design and build services for Dog Shelter Renovations, including new kennel partitions, office, reception, and intake areas.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $15,000, use sole source. If proprietary or exclusive maintenance, draft a sole source justification with the department; plan Board of Commissioners approval if >$100,
Coops: Use OMNIA Partners (OMNIA/NCPA) or Sourcewell; confirm with Procurement and loop in the department head to move fast.
Fairfield County, OH can sole source when the solution is proprietary technology or an essential, exclusive maintenance service. Work with the requesting department to prepare a justification citing vendor exclusivity, mirroring the County’s Motorola Solutions approach.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Fairfield County
The meeting covered various topics including recognition of students from Eastland-Fairfield Career and Technical Schools for winning a gold medal at the SkillsUSA Nationals in Graphic Design; a presentation on National Preparedness Month, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for emergencies; public comments regarding water supply and community development; updates on the Attorney General's opinion request on commissioner authority to create a unified stormwater utility; a review of resolutions, including those related to road vacation, budget amendments, contract approvals, and grant applications; a budget review focusing on investment earnings; and updates from various county officials on their respective departments' activities.
The Fairfield County Commissioners' meeting covered a wide range of topics, including updates from the Soil & Water Conservation District on land use planning and invasive species, recognition of Lancaster-Fairfield Public Transit for its low risk cost, and a public hearing for floodplain regulations updates. Public comments were received, and a legal update was provided. The County Administration update included a review of the Sheriff's Office perimeter fencing project, plans for a regional CCAO & CEAO meeting, and the appointment of a new Airport Authority Board member. Other topics included a 2-1-1 Day celebration, a review of resolutions (including appointments, service agreements, and funding extensions), a budget review, and correspondence. Old and new business items were also discussed, including updates from elected officials and department heads.
The meeting's agenda included resolutions related to various county departments and initiatives. Key discussion points encompassed a proclamation approval, amendments to the commissioners' meeting schedule, financial resolutions for the Auditor's office, Board of Developmental Disabilities, Board of Elections, Dog Shelter, and Engineer's office. Other resolutions addressed funding for the Family and Children First Council, Job and Family Services, Park District, Regional Planning Commission, Sheriff's office, Soil and Water Conservation District, and Utilities Department. The agenda also included contract approvals, fund transfers, and payment of bills. An executive session to discuss personnel matters was scheduled.
The Fairfield County Commissioners' review meeting covered several key areas. A significant portion focused on a health benefits plan change overview, addressing rising healthcare costs and proposed adjustments to deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums. Other topics included updates on American Rescue Plan funds, the new Visitation Center, resolutions concerning administrative authority, budget review, and upcoming events. Discussion also included updates from various county departments, public comments, and a legal update. The regular (voting) meeting followed, approving minutes, resolutions, and payments of bills.
The meeting began with a welcome and a presentation by NASA Flight Director Allison Bolinger. A presentation on Refugee Road in Pickerington was given by the County Engineer, outlining past, current, and planned road projects. Public comments were heard, followed by a County Administration update which included information on Celebrate Women 2024, National County Government Month, a career expo, and a phlebotomy class. Highlights of resolutions were reviewed, including proclamations, lease renewals, agreements for services, and contracts for housing inmates. A budget review and calendar review were also conducted. Old business included discussion on the Comprehensive Plan and the potential prohibition of industrial solar energy farms. New business included updates from elected officials. The regular (voting) meeting followed, including approvals of minutes and numerous resolutions related to various county departments and agencies, as well as approval of payments of bills.
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