Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Fort Mill.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
The Town seeks a qualified contractor to remove land-clearing limb and brush debris from its Compost Facility on Steele Street. The work calls for four separate debris-removal operations during the Town’s fiscal year, with the contractor responsible for labor, equipment, disposal, and compliance with local regulations. The contract is annual, and proposals are due October 19, 2026.
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Census ID
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174977
Population
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38,673
Procurement Hell Score
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64 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Fort Mill
The meeting featured a presentation on the launch of an on-demand microtransit pilot program for the town. The discussion detailed the partnership with Freebee to provide a fleet of electric and ADA-accessible vehicles to enhance mobility and reduce parking challenges in commercial areas. Key aspects of the pilot include a defined service area east of I-77, a governance structure involving town staff, and a performance measurement framework centered on ridership per vehicle service hour. Additionally, the presentation covered the implementation timeline, the role of local business sponsors, and a request for town budget allocation to serve as stop-gap funding for the 12-month program.
The meeting featured a presentation awarding the official affiliate certificate to the Keep Fort Mill Beautiful committee by Palmetto Pride. The committee provided a recap of recent activities, including litter cleanups, pollinator garden installations, and educational recycling events. Future objectives were discussed, such as the implementation of a Bradford pear bounty program, achieving Bee City and Tree City USA designations, and initiatives to increase youth participation in community beautification efforts. The council also reviewed litter survey results and discussed strategies to further enhance the town's green spaces and environmental initiatives.
Public-sector contacts connected to Town of Fort Mill.
The workshop covered an update on the Utilities Department operations. Key business items included the consideration of an ordinance amendment regarding mayor and council compensation, a discussion on the FY 26-27 budget related to accommodation and hospitality taxes, impact fees, and stormwater fees, and a review of proposed amendments to the Zoning Code covering topics such as development density, buffers, tree conservation, and downtown core districts.
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