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Active opportunities open for bidding
Habersham County
Habersham County Board of Commissioners issued RFP 2026-29263-SUP seeking qualified design engineers to design roadside guardrail barriers on the Demorest Mt. Airy Highway. The scope includes field survey services and delivery of preliminary and final construction plan sets that conform to current GDOT design standards, plus standard procurement requirements such as insurance, non-discrimination compliance, and references. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is listed for 2026-07-22, questions are due 2026-07-28, and proposals close on 2026-07-31.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jul 31, 2026
Release: -
Habersham County
Close: Jul 31, 2026
Habersham County Board of Commissioners issued RFP 2026-29263-SUP seeking qualified design engineers to design roadside guardrail barriers on the Demorest Mt. Airy Highway. The scope includes field survey services and delivery of preliminary and final construction plan sets that conform to current GDOT design standards, plus standard procurement requirements such as insurance, non-discrimination compliance, and references. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is listed for 2026-07-22, questions are due 2026-07-28, and proposals close on 2026-07-31.
AvailableHabersham County
Striping of 35.83 miles on seven (7) various county roads.
Posted Date
Jul 7, 2026
Due Date
Jul 31, 2026
Release: Jul 7, 2026
Habersham County
Close: Jul 31, 2026
Striping of 35.83 miles on seven (7) various county roads.
AvailableHabersham County
Habersham County Board of Commissioners is soliciting proposals to replace six heat pump HVAC units at the Habersham County Health Department in Demorest, GA. Replacement units must achieve a SEER rating of 18 or higher and include new thermostats and line sets as needed. Bidders must provide proof of liability and workers’ compensation insurance and submit sealed bids to the Habersham County Finance Department.
Posted Date
May 20, 2026
Due Date
Jun 5, 2026
Release: May 20, 2026
Habersham County
Close: Jun 5, 2026
Habersham County Board of Commissioners is soliciting proposals to replace six heat pump HVAC units at the Habersham County Health Department in Demorest, GA. Replacement units must achieve a SEER rating of 18 or higher and include new thermostats and line sets as needed. Bidders must provide proof of liability and workers’ compensation insurance and submit sealed bids to the Habersham County Finance Department.
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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 $20,000, use sole source.
Coops: Route through a Georgia statewide (DOAS) or Sourcewell contract to buy now; confirm eligibility with Finance.
Habersham County, GA has a low $20,000 competitive bidding threshold.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Habersham County
The board held a town hall meeting to provide an update on the proposed Unified Development Ordinance, detail revisions made based on public feedback, and address various concerns from community members. Key discussion topics included land use regulations, infrastructure capacity, protection of private property rights, the preservation of agricultural land, community character, and the importance of transparency in the planning process. Staff explained how the new ordinance intends to modernize development standards and provide clearer guidance for growth, while attendees expressed the need for long-term, comprehensive planning and infrastructure readiness.
The board discussed a conditional use application for a self-storage facility, which was denied. Public comments addressed a go-cart track, recreation department funding, and county taxation. Consent agenda items included grant ratifications, an intergovernmental agreement for emergency services training, employee insurance renewals, animal shelter fencing, and radio system project change orders. The County Manager provided updates on budget planning, a grant for an emergency operations facility, and various infrastructure and operational reports. The Planning Director gave an update on the Unified Development Ordinance regarding residential lot sizes, family subdivisions, data center standards, and home size requirements. Appointments were made to the Department of Family and Children's Services Board, the Georgia Mountains Regional Commission, the Library Board, and the Region 2 EMS Advisory Council. Finally, the board approved the ratification of a scrap tire abatement reimbursement grant agreement.
The board meeting agenda included reports from the Airport Manager, a review of fuel sales and airport revenues, and an update from the Lead Edge Design Group. New business items involved consideration of a revised Minimum Standards document, a discussion of the airport fee structure, and a review of an addendum to lease agreements. Additionally, the commission conducted an executive session to review prospective airport consultant proposals and prepare a recommendation for the Board of Commissioners regarding the award of an Airport Consultant and Design Services Agreement.
The board meeting agenda included a review of the department's financial report, a staff report, and a review of the advisory board bylaws. Additionally, a new standardized process for selecting teams for GRPA district competition was introduced for consideration.
The board meeting focused on post-election procedures following the General Primary and Special Elections. Key discussion topics included the review of voter registration letters, a recap of the recent elections, the pre-certification computation and canvassing report, and the processing of eligible provisional and UOCAVA/absentee ballots. Additionally, the board worked to certify the final election results and reviewed a monthly report on voter activity.
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