Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Jefferson Davis County.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Sep 30, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Sale of used county inventory.
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Census ID
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168574
Population
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10,941
Procurement Hell Score
How easy their procurement process is to navigate. Lower is better.
62 / 100
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Startup Friendliness
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Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Jefferson Davis County
The agenda focuses on multiple administrative and financial tasks, including support for a Priority Opportunity Zone designation and an executive session. Miscellaneous items include the authorization of a letter to department heads regarding the upcoming budget, approval of various school bus turnaround projects, a request for funding for the American Red Cross, and the approval of credit card usage for district equipment purchases. Additionally, the Board reviewed employee travel requests for conferences, employee reimbursement claims, vendor invoices for mapping and road work, payments without purchase orders, school district invoices, and the correction of duplicate inventory records. Finally, the Board planned to discuss repairs to the Brinson House and approve overall claims.
The agenda includes discussions on a 5-year strategic plan with the Superintendent, various infrastructure projects including a county-wide paving contract and reseal change order, and executive session items. Miscellaneous business involves appointments to various boards, renewal of agreements and leases including a reduced rent lease for a child development building, inventory deletions for the Sheriff and District 3 departments, authorization for invoice payments and reimbursements, and approval for employee attendance at conferences. Additionally, the board will address election matters regarding MASIT Trustees and an Opportunity Zone discussion.
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The meeting agenda included several scheduled presentations and discussions covering various county matters. Key items for discussion and/or approval included the contract for E911 addressing, approval of quotes for road materials in District 4, a discussion regarding Group Term Life Insurance, and updates on the Prentiss Library and the Brinson house. The Board was also set to consider approving a solid waste assistance grant application, advertising for an excavator for District 3, approving floor maintenance at the Board of Supervisors office, and approving a financial request from the Town of Prentiss for its Youth Baseball Program. Furthermore, the agenda involved approving a request for membership and conference attendance for an official to the International Council of Shopping Center (ICSC), approving the spreading of Employee Action Forms for the Sheriff, Chancery, and District 5 offices, approving employee reimbursements, and the payment of multiple invoices from various vendors including insurance, planning/development services, engineering, and communication systems. The agenda also included approving payment for contract labor in District 4, approving an invoice payment without a purchase order, approving an overage on a purchase order, approving the spreading of a Standing Order from Circuit Court Judges, and approving claims.
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