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Scott County
Scott County, Indiana is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provide design-build services for the design and renovation of the Bill Graham County Government Building, located at 2 East McClain Avenue, Scottsburg, Indiana. The selected Design-Build Team will be issued one contract covering all design and construction scope, and must deliver a fully renovated government building with all required appurtenances at no additional cost to the County. Proposals must be submitted in sealed electronic (flash drive) and hard copy form to the Scott County Auditor's office, and the County reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Aug 5, 2026
Release: -
Scott County
Close: Aug 5, 2026
Scott County, Indiana is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provide design-build services for the design and renovation of the Bill Graham County Government Building, located at 2 East McClain Avenue, Scottsburg, Indiana. The selected Design-Build Team will be issued one contract covering all design and construction scope, and must deliver a fully renovated government building with all required appurtenances at no additional cost to the County. Proposals must be submitted in sealed electronic (flash drive) and hard copy form to the Scott County Auditor's office, and the County reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal.
AvailableScott County
Furnish and supply HMA material furnished to county paver in county per ton; HMA picked up by county trucks at plant per ton; stone all sizes picked up at quarry per ton; corrugated poly pipe; bridge components; guardrail components; emulsions and preservation products picked up at plant; emulsions and preservation products picked delivered to point in county road system; equipment and labor rates; tires.
Posted Date
Jan 14, 2026
Due Date
Feb 4, 2026
Release: Jan 14, 2026
Scott County
Close: Feb 4, 2026
Furnish and supply HMA material furnished to county paver in county per ton; HMA picked up by county trucks at plant per ton; stone all sizes picked up at quarry per ton; corrugated poly pipe; bridge components; guardrail components; emulsions and preservation products picked up at plant; emulsions and preservation products picked delivered to point in county road system; equipment and labor rates; tires.
Scott County
Chip and seal project.
Posted Date
Dec 17, 2025
Due Date
Jan 7, 2026
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: not viable here—pivot immediately to preparing a formal bid.
Coops: Frequently procures through Sourcewell and OMNIA Partners; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
Scott County, IN: No documented sole source pathway or thresholds are evident. Practical approach: skip sole source and focus on formal, competitive bids.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Scott County
The council reviewed and approved multiple ordinances and resolutions, including financial appropriations for the Health, EMS, Sheriff, and Community Corrections departments, as well as a fund transfer for the Highway Department concerning bridge maintenance and inspection. Discussions included the Sheriff's department salary matrix, the annual TIF District and Redevelopment Commission report, and the necessary procurement of additional courthouse sprinkler installation. Additionally, the council addressed a grant overspending issue within the Community Corrections department and considered a request from the Coroner regarding an appointment to the Redevelopment Commission.
The commission held a hearing on a rezoning application for 7 parcels in the town of Lexington, resulting in a favorable recommendation to the Board of Commissioners. Additional business included the approval of an updated fee schedule for building permits, the approval of an updated split rule ordinance regarding the division of parcels, and discussions on an easement ordinance and solar/energy farming regulations. A decision on the easement ordinance and solar energy matters was tabled until the subsequent meeting to allow for further drafting and review.
The Board discussed and approved various items, including a grant for Southern Indiana Transit, a rezoning request, a five-year bridge plan, and a CDL training stipend resolution. Key departmental business included approving multiple contracts for the Sheriff's Department, covering dental services, body scanner maintenance, equipment donations, and radio agreements. The Board authorized a civil suit regarding safety issues at a property on Big Ox Road, formally designated the county government building, and approved a courtyard use permit for the National Day of Prayer. Additionally, they passed a resolution for a lien administrative fee, handled invoices and payroll, and addressed a fraudulent audit report circulating online.
The Board discussed and approved the Sheriff's Office PTO buyback and vehicle title authorizations. An Emergency Declaration for the county was approved. Funding was authorized for a local match grant for the Southern Indiana Transit system. The Board addressed personnel matters for the Cemetery Board and approved an ordinance establishing a Code Enforcement Officer position. Discussions were held regarding a potential transition to a new financial advisor, and 2027 budget forms were reviewed. Finally, the Board approved a certification for a local covered bridge and reviewed regular invoices.
The Commission approved a leasing contract for 50 acres of farmland. Representatives provided an update on the status of the Ready Project, and the board authorized the signing of a formal letter. Additionally, an annual report was presented regarding a new law concerning revenue capture and assessed value, and the board approved two invoices from Baker Tilly related to TIF reporting and gateway assistance.
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