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Active opportunities open for bidding
Putnam County
This project is a Design Build. Remove existing superstructure. Remove the existing abutments to one foot below finish grade and piers to one foot below river bottom elevation, unless they conflict with any new construction, then they must be removed in their entirety. Galvanized steel stay-in-place deck forms are acceptable as long as their dead load is included in calculations. Replace the existing bridge with a hl-93 aashto load rated bridge designed to current lrfd standards and a future 3 wearing surface. The new bridge load rating documentation is required, along with the aashto brr input file. The new bridge shall have a face-to-face rail width of 32 FT.
Posted Date
Jul 20, 2026
Due Date
Sep 10, 2026
Release: Jul 20, 2026
Putnam County
Close: Sep 10, 2026
This project is a Design Build. Remove existing superstructure. Remove the existing abutments to one foot below finish grade and piers to one foot below river bottom elevation, unless they conflict with any new construction, then they must be removed in their entirety. Galvanized steel stay-in-place deck forms are acceptable as long as their dead load is included in calculations. Replace the existing bridge with a hl-93 aashto load rated bridge designed to current lrfd standards and a future 3 wearing surface. The new bridge load rating documentation is required, along with the aashto brr input file. The new bridge shall have a face-to-face rail width of 32 FT.
AvailablePutnam County
Provide hazardous materials response services related to a rollover tanker incident, including product control, mitigation, recovery, and environmental cleanup.
Posted Date
Feb 4, 2026
Due Date
Feb 18, 2026
Release: Feb 4, 2026
Putnam County
Close: Feb 18, 2026
Provide hazardous materials response services related to a rollover tanker incident, including product control, mitigation, recovery, and environmental cleanup.
Putnam County
Work includes 215 CY of Unclassified excavation; 150 LF of Install chain link 6-foot; 1,200 SY of 8" Crushed aggregate base course; 110 TN of 1.5" (odot mix) Asphalt mixture surface course; 110 TN of 1.5" (odot mix)Asphalt mixture intermediate course; 95 GAL of Emulsified asphalt tack coat; 540 SF of Airport pavement marking (yellow); 1,200 SY of Mulching; 1 EA of Construct pre-engineered box hangar with 3-unit nested t-hangar; 1 LS of New electrical service force account.
Posted Date
Jan 21, 2026
Due Date
Apr 2, 2026
Release: Jan 21, 2026
Putnam County
Close: Apr 2, 2026
Work includes 215 CY of Unclassified excavation; 150 LF of Install chain link 6-foot; 1,200 SY of 8" Crushed aggregate base course; 110 TN of 1.5" (odot mix) Asphalt mixture surface course; 110 TN of 1.5" (odot mix)Asphalt mixture intermediate course; 95 GAL of Emulsified asphalt tack coat; 540 SF of Airport pavement marking (yellow); 1,200 SY of Mulching; 1 EA of Construct pre-engineered box hangar with 3-unit nested t-hangar; 1 LS of New electrical service force account.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Bypass; pivot immediately to DAS/ODOT cooperative purchasing.
Coops: Frequently procures through Ohio DAS and ODOT statewide contracts; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
Entity: Putnam County, OH
Policy signal: Public records show rigid adherence to competitive bidding and no evidence of sole source awards; path is not viable.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Putnam County
The board approved several financial resolutions, including appropriations for unanticipated revenues, fund transfers, and then and now payments. Action was taken to authorize the installation of weight limit signage on multiple county bridges. Purchase orders and travel requests were approved for various departments, including the EMS building addition and county sheriff rescue training. The board held discussions regarding facility maintenance issues at the Event Center, sewer district operations, and potential warehouse space rental at the Ag Complex. Additionally, a presentation was received from Wiegand Construction, and the Job and Family Services Director provided a monthly report covering staffing updates, transportation plans, and program funding allocations.
The Board approved an Independent Contractor Agreement for the CHIP grant and addressed various fiscal matters, including appropriations for county funds, capital projects, and a wellness grant. They authorized inter-departmental fund transfers and approved the purchase of a new office copier. The Board also set the schedule for sealed bids regarding the County Road 21-H bridge replacement, processed purchase orders and travel requests, discussed a variance application with the Planning Commission, participated in a joint meeting regarding ditch maintenance, and reviewed concerns raised by a resident regarding fairground property access.
The meeting covered various financial and operational matters, including the approval of revenue and expense statements, appropriations for courtroom recording equipment, and various payment requests. The Commissioners reviewed quarterly insurance reports for 2026 and discussed a change order for the EMS building addition. Additionally, the new interim superintendent of the Board of D/D was introduced, and discussions were held regarding shared superintendents and budget management for that department. Operational tasks included reviewing landfill mowing requirements and preparing courthouse decorations.
The board addressed several financial resolutions including fund transfers and appropriations for capital projects. Several change orders were approved for the Village of Leipsic Downtown Revitalization project and the EMS building addition. The board also processed then-and-now payments, purchase orders, and adjustments. A public meeting was conducted regarding county sewer district updates, proposals, and contracts. Additionally, a public hearing on the county budget was held, and the board participated in a joint county meeting regarding the Ottawa and Little Ottawa Rivers, while also discussing furniture procurement.
The board approved multiple budget appropriations for the 2026 fiscal year across various funds, including ditch, road, and county general accounts. They awarded the contract for the 2026 County OPWC Paving Program and processed various financial items, including then-and-now payments, purchase orders, and budget adjustments. The meeting also addressed operational matters such as maintenance repairs, office equipment leasing, and facility rental rates. Additionally, the commissioners engaged in inter-county discussions regarding administrative procedures, recycling services, and financial planning for a building addition project.
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