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Active opportunities open for bidding
Washington County
Single Axle Dump Trucks.
Posted Date
Feb 14, 2026
Due Date
Feb 26, 2026
Release: Feb 14, 2026
Washington County
Close: Feb 26, 2026
Single Axle Dump Trucks.
Washington County
62,000 GVWR Trailer.
Posted Date
Feb 14, 2026
Due Date
Feb 26, 2026
Release: Feb 14, 2026
Washington County
Close: Feb 26, 2026
62,000 GVWR Trailer.
Washington County
30,000 GVWR Trailer.
Posted Date
Feb 14, 2026
Due Date
Feb 26, 2026
Release: Feb 14, 2026
Washington County
Close: Feb 26, 2026
30,000 GVWR Trailer.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Not a viable path here—skip to coops or competitive bid (formal competitive bid expected over $10,000).
Coops: Lead with Sourcewell. If your product is on a Sourcewell contract and Purchasing agrees, buy through it. If coops aren’t viable: Prepare for a formal competitive bid for any purchase over $10,
Washington County, TN: No evidence of sole source awards above $10,000 (2020–2025).
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Washington County
This document is Amendment No. 1, dated February 18, 2025, to an existing State Industrial Access Program agreement (No. 230289, dated August 29, 2023) between the State of Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) and Washington County. The amendment provides revised project descriptions, establishes separate billing for 'baby pins' for Sungwoo Hitech America and Appalachian Producers Cooperative, and updates estimated costs for various project phases. The project involves improving Blalock Road and Stockyard Road to enhance access to industrial sites. Washington County is responsible for a local share of certain costs, including a deposit for Right-of-Way and Utilities, estimated at $501,750.00. The amendment was formally ratified by Washington County on February 24, 2025.
Effective Date
Aug 29, 2023
Expires
Effective: Aug 29, 2023
Washington County
Expires:
This document is Amendment No. 1, dated February 18, 2025, to an existing State Industrial Access Program agreement (No. 230289, dated August 29, 2023) between the State of Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) and Washington County. The amendment provides revised project descriptions, establishes separate billing for 'baby pins' for Sungwoo Hitech America and Appalachian Producers Cooperative, and updates estimated costs for various project phases. The project involves improving Blalock Road and Stockyard Road to enhance access to industrial sites. Washington County is responsible for a local share of certain costs, including a deposit for Right-of-Way and Utilities, estimated at $501,750.00. The amendment was formally ratified by Washington County on February 24, 2025.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington County
The agenda for the Washington County Board of County Commissioners meeting included public hearings followed by resolutions concerning the Washington County Regional Planning Commission. Key resolutions involved rezoning Tax Map 043, Parcel 026.03, amending the Zoning Resolution regarding vesting rights for site plans, and amending definitions for Meat Products Manufacturing and Slaughterhouse. The agenda also covered special recognition, consideration of minutes from the February 9, 2026 meeting, appointments to the Agricultural Extension Committee, reports from the County Attorney and Director of Schools (including an update memorandum and submission of the Election Office Employee Handbook), and reports from various committees. The Public Safety Committee items included resolutions to amend the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget for the Sheriff's Department and to authorize the disposition of surplus property. The Public Works Committee agenda included resolutions concerning the Washington County Road List, renewal of a lease agreement with the Washington College Ruritan Club, and approving additional water line projects with Chuckey Utility District. The Budget Committee addressed multiple resolutions to amend the FY2025-2026 budget for various departments, approve capital project fund spending for the New Gray Library Renovation Increase, and authorize the issuance of General Obligation Refunding Bonds. New Business included a resolution instructing the Clerk & Master regarding property bids.
The Budget Committee agenda included several key financial actions and discussions. Discussions covered budget transfers, a Fund Balance Projection review, and proposed budget amendments requiring resolution approval across various departments including Public Works, Public Safety, Circuit Court, Register of Deeds, Gray Library Renovation, and shared planning services with the Town of Jonesborough. Specific resolutions covered spending approval for Dry Creek engineering costs, budget amendments for the SRO grant and Deputy Salary Supplement, and requests to use Data Processing Reserve Funds for equipment purchases. A resolution regarding the Debt Refunding was also scheduled for discussion, along with a contract extension for IEM Consultants and a lease discussion for a convenience center. A Sales Tax Update was also scheduled for informational purposes.
The meeting agenda included reports from Johnson City Schools and Washington County Schools, with a discussion point for the latter concerning seeking approval to use Washington County Education Capital Funds for the repair of the Lamar Elementary School facade via a competitive process. Other reports included the County Library, Health Department, and County Attorney regarding a citation authority request for one property. Old business involved an update on the Animal Control Board bylaws and a discussion on the Noise/Nuisance ordinance. The January minutes were approved and a contract for the Register of Deeds was added to the agenda for the January meeting portion.
The agenda for the meeting included standard procedures such as roll call, prayer, pledge of allegiance, agenda approval, and disclosure of conflicts of interest. Key discussion topics involved Old Business (None) and New Business, which included a Zoning Resolution Text Amendment Request to establish vesting rights (Amending Sections 511 and 512) and to amend Article II of the Washington County Subdivision Regulations to include the Vesting Rights language. The Commission also noted the date and location of the next County Commission meeting.
The agenda for the meeting included a prayer and pledge, a public comment period, and agenda approval. Key discussion points involved a report from the Commission Chair and County Attorney concerning research, gathered information, and suggestions related to the tracking and handling of community board appointments, with subsequent discussion and possible action planned. The meeting also included other business before adjournment. The document also contains minutes from a prior meeting which covered the election of Rules Committee Officers and a discussion regarding the tracking and handling of community board appointments, where the Chair and County Attorney were tasked with gathering additional information for a future meeting.
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Chair, Health, Education & Welfare (HEW) Committee; County Commissioner (District 15)
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