Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Limestone County.
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Aug 11, 2026
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Seeking asphalt plant mix laid in place.
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Seeking plant mix (picked up & delivered).
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Seeking liquid asphalt (picked up & delivered).
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Census ID
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160529
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
450
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
122,928
Procurement Hell Score
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50 / 100
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Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Limestone County
The work session involved discussion on various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the review of financial claims, acceptance of grants from ADM for recycling equipment and Alcoa for a tactical response vehicle, and a copier lease agreement for county offices. The session addressed agreements for engineering and architectural services related to a new animal shelter, and a grant application for an underwater ROV. Several personnel actions, including promotions and new hires across departments, were reviewed, along with amendments to job descriptions and staffing plans. Additionally, the Board discussed subdivision approvals, updates on paving projects and herbicide application, and the management of county inventory, including transfers and sales.
The commission meeting covered a wide range of administrative and operational approvals. Key actions included authorizing financial claims, a contract for an audit with the Department of Examiners of Public Accounts, and a grant application for recycling equipment. The commission approved various budget revisions regarding insurance payouts and the allocation of opioid settlement funds for AEDs and drug testing supplies. Personnel actions, including hiring, promotions, and merit increases, were formalized. Additionally, the commission approved the county paving schedule, multiple subdivision plans, the removal of inventory, and the establishment of a DARE program. The commission also entered into an executive session to discuss and ultimately authorize an offer for a property purchase located at 300 E. Elm Street.
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The Commission meeting addressed several administrative, financial, and personnel items. Key actions included the payment of claims, approval of a resolution to change the upcoming commission meeting and work session dates, and the purchase of real property from the city of Athens for an animal shelter site. The Commission also approved applications for a US DOJ COPS grant and a Homeland Security grant for sheriff's office equipment, as well as an agreement for private water line installation and a professional services agreement with Wolf Co. Media. Further business involved budget revisions, bid awards for vehicles, various personnel actions including new hires and staffing plan amendments, and the approval of a minor subdivision plat. The meeting concluded with inventory transfers and the adoption of a non-governmental entity application policy.
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