Lee County Website Redesign RFP (2026): Scope and Requirements
Closed October 15, 2026. Lee County, Virginia wanted its county website redesigned around easy navigation, strong search and a page for every department.
What decided it
No weights or budget were stated, and price was one factor among several. The reference rule stood out: five local governments, two in Virginia. Firms with county work behind them were the natural fit.
Who it suited
Best suited to a studio with public-sector experience and references. Estimated budget: $30K–$60K + ongoing hosting/support.
At a glance
- Organization: Lee County
- Location: Jonesville / Lee County, Virginia, USA
- Sector: Local government
- Project: Municipal Website Redesign, CMS, Migration, Hosting & Support
- Budget: Est. $30K–$60K + ongoing hosting/support
- How to submit: By mail or in person, three hard copies and one PDF on a drive
Key dates
- Released: September 21, 2026
- Questions due: October 9, 2026
- Proposals due: October 15, 2026
What they asked for
- A new design, structure and CMS options
- Robust search across pages and PDFs
- A main page for each department
- Content and file migration
- SEO and cross-browser compatibility
- Hosting, staff training and ongoing support
- A cost estimate with milestone payments
What it took to bid
- Years of website design and development experience
- References from at least five counties or municipalities, two in Virginia
- Staff resumes
- Subcontractors named and accepted by the county
