Adams County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Adams County
6 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Council approved a $245,000 Community Development Block Grant drawdown for project activities on the Pacha Soap Expansion Project (25-ED-001). This confirms federal CDBG economic development funds are actively being used to support the expansion. While the primary contract work is likely underway, vendors providing construction, equipment, or consulting services tied to CDBG compliance, reporting, or additional build-out phases may still find related opportunities with the city or Pacha.
The district has a $30,500 quote with Instructional Empowerment/Marzano Evaluation Center for multi‑day onsite Evaluation by Design professional learning, including strategic design sessions, a 2‑day observer progression, side‑by‑side coaching, and a custom teacher evaluation overview. This signals a major investment in revising and implementing a new teacher evaluation model. Other PD, coaching, and HR tech vendors should see this as a chance to align offerings to the emerging framework and time future RFPs around evaluation tools or observation platforms.
Hastings Public Schools reviewed a $30,390.50 quote from Committee for Children to renew Second Step Program licenses for five elementary schools for 8/1/2026–7/31/2028. This confirms a two‑year SEL curriculum commitment at Alcott, Hawthorne, Lincoln, Longfellow, and Watson. SEL, PD, and data partners can target the Director of Learning and building leaders for supplemental services, training, and post‑2028 renewal planning.
The board work session includes a quote from Amplify for mCLASS with DIBELS 8th Edition K‑5 licenses and one day of onsite PD totaling $13,700.03 for 2026‑2027. This confirms Hastings’ assessment and dyslexia screening platform choice for early literacy. EdTech and literacy vendors can treat this as incumbent intelligence, focusing on integrations, supplemental curriculum, PD, and a future renewal cycle after June 2027.
Alongside its DIBELS purchase, Hastings received a $6,000 quote from Amplify for paid mCLASS Math K‑5 student licenses for 2026‑2027, discounted as an existing customer bundle. Licenses cover 6 grade bands with 125 students each and run July 2026–June 2027. Math assessment and intervention providers gain insight into the district’s MTSS math stack and can plan to offer complementary tools or compete at renewal.
Hastings also has a no‑cost quote for Boost Math K‑5 digital licenses tied to mCLASS Math for 2026‑2027. This positions Boost as the MTSS intervention and practice pathway for elementary math. Vendors in digital intervention, MTSS platforms, and coaching can approach curriculum and learning leaders about how Boost is used and where gaps remain before the district considers paid expansions.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Adams County, Nebraska
9 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Roseland Village
Kenesaw Village
Juniata Village
Juniata Rural Fire Protection District
Hastings Rural Fire District
Hastings Public Schools
Hastings Housing Authority
Ayr Village
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