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Potter County Market Village Phase 1
INVITATION TO BID
OWNER:
Potter County
One North Main Street
Coudersport, PA 16915
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
YSM
19 South Newberry Street
York, PA 17401
Sealed proposals will be received electronically or by mail by the Potter County Commissioners until 11:00 AM on Friday, March 28, 2025 for the following project:
God’s Country Village and Farmers Market – Phase 1 contains two (2) contracts: Contract No. 1 – Site Improvement Contract (General Contract) and Contract No. 2 – Electrical Contract.
Plans and contract documents are available at no cost on PennBid (www.pennbid.net).
A bid bond or certified check shall accompany each proposal to the Owner in the amount of 10 percent of the total base bid. Bids will be effective for 60 calendar days from the bid opening date and may not be withdrawn during this period. All bidders must bid on all items listed on the Bid Form and on the unit costs.
Inquiries shall be submitted using the “Questions” feature in PennBid.
This contract is subject to the Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Act.
Potter County reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, to re-advertise and award the contract in the regular manner or to waive any informality in the bid received and to accept any bid deemed to be most favorable in the interest of Potter County.
Potter County Commissioners,
Nancy Grupp
Paul Heimel
Robert Rossman
Welcome
Welcome to the official website of Potter County, where we are dedicated to serving our residents by providing access to essential county services, resources, and information. As a governing body, the county is responsible for a range of functions related to orchestrating public safety, criminal justice administration, and ensuring the delivery of social services. Many localized issues, such as zoning and roads, are handled by our independent municipalities, and we work in partnership with them to serve the community effectively.
This website is designed to make it easier for you to find what you need, whether it’s contacting a department, accessing public records, or staying updated on county events. We are committed to transparency, responsiveness, and fostering an informed public. From vital services to public announcements, our goal is to ensure you have the tools and information necessary to engage with your local government and stay connected with Potter County.
Welcome to Potter County, Pennsylvania – God’s Country!
Nancy Grupp
County Commissioner, Chair
Paul Heimel
County Commissioner, Vice Chair
Robert Rossman
County Commissioner, Secretary
Government Offices & Departments
Potter County government is organized into various divisions that handle the diverse needs of our residents, based the Pennsylvania County Code for 8th Class Counties. From elected offices like the County Commissioners and Row Offices, which manage everything from fiscal oversight to judicial matters, to appointed departments such as Emergency Services and Planning, each division plays a critical role in keeping the county functioning smoothly. These offices work independently yet collaboratively to ensure public safety, economic development, infrastructure maintenance, and overall community well-being. To learn more about each of these departments and their specific responsibilities, please visit our Government page by clicking the button below.
Municipalities
Potter County is home to 30 municipalities, each handling local responsibilities like local roads and zoning, while the county government focuses on broader functions such as emergency management and human services. Both levels of government work in partnership, ensuring residents’ needs are efficiently met. Learn more about how your local township or borough operates.
Get In Touch
At Potter County, we are here to serve you. Whether you have questions, need assistance, or simply want to learn more about the services we offer, our team is ready to help. You can reach us by phone, email, or by visiting one of our offices in person. We also welcome inquiries through our website, where you’ll find easy access to forms and other resources. No matter the method, we are committed to providing timely, helpful responses and ensuring your experience with Potter County is a positive one. Don’t hesitate to contact us—we look forward to assisting you!