Summit County Executive

Awarding agency · 862 awards on file · 0 open bids

Awards on file
862
Federal contract actions naming this agency
Last 12 months
0
Actions dated in the past year
Median award
$17K
Typical definitive action; ceilings on delivery vehicles are left out
Competition
n/a
Offers per solicitation not reported

What they buy88

Top 25 of 88 NAICS codes by award count
Award values as recorded on definitive contract actions; indefinite-delivery vehicles carry ceilings and are left out, so treat values as indicative, never as a spending total.
236220Commercial and Institutional Building Construction164$29,212,202
236118Construction (NAICS 236118)143$2,506,248
237310Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction93$69,285,887
237110Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction86$34,143,616
238910Site Preparation Contractors47$2,306,235
238990All Other Specialty Trade Contractors34$705,195
236115Construction (NAICS 236115)30$387,995
238220Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors25$14,397,325
562910Remediation Services19$457,725
22132Utilities (NAICS 22132)17$181,087
237990Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction16$5,826,470
238Construction (NAICS 238)15$236,185
238320Construction (NAICS 238320)12$311,563
221320Sewage Treatment Facilities11$138,798
238110Construction (NAICS 238110)10$159,460
236110Construction (NAICS 236110)7$1,086,702
23822Construction (NAICS 23822)7$97,861
238310Construction (NAICS 238310)6$75,500
238210Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors6$2,921,367
322120Manufacturing (NAICS 322120)5$134,184
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Top vendors25

Most frequent awardees
Award values as recorded on definitive contract actions; indefinite-delivery vehicles carry ceilings and are left out, so treat values as indicative, never as a spending total.
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Set-aside mix

Small Business10%

Awards: 862 federal contract actions on file naming Summit County Executive as the awarding agency, aggregated 2026-10-19. Open bids: 0 active solicitations from the 23,000+ sources we monitor. Contacts come from solicitations we have read; signals from expiring contracts, sources sought, presolicitations and published forecasts. Award values as recorded on definitive contract actions; indefinite-delivery vehicles carry ceilings and are left out, so treat values as indicative, never as a spending total. Sections with nothing in them mean no records in our sources, not that nothing exists.

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