Anoka County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Anoka County
23 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Highway 47 infrastructure project including intersection changes, lane reduction, and full pavement replacement.
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$15,000,000Aug 4, 2026The Willows of Ham Lake, a 49‑unit senior building with debt paid off in 2026, has a 2027 capital plan totaling about $3.45 million, including new septic system, windows, siding, HVAC, building work, security, lighting, fire suppression, parking lot, and landscaping based on Wold/GLM recommendations. Funding will come entirely from project cash and significant HRA levy transfers from Ham Lake over multiple years, with the city wanting to keep the property publicly owned and affordable. Civil, mechanical, and building contractors should see this as a substantial upcoming project for 2027–2031, with especially large work in 2027.
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$3,451,405Jul 14, 2026Chauncey Barett Gardens, a 47‑unit senior complex in Centerville, has a detailed 2027–2031 capital plan including major items like flooring, appliances, HVAC, security, lighting, elevator replacement, fire suppression, and Wold‑recommended work. The 2027 budget anticipates positive net income but large capital gaps, with $2.4 million in 2027 capital expenditures and reliance on LAHA funds, HRA levy transfers, and prudent cash management. Building systems vendors, construction firms, and program managers should monitor this as a multi‑year, LAHA‑funded upgrade program where scopes and delivery methods can still be influenced.
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$2,418,460Jul 14, 2026Anoka County awarded a $1,591,517.99 contract to Park Construction Company for resurfacing Main Street NW from the TH 10 bridge to 450 feet east of Coon Creek Boulevard NW in Coon Rapids (SP 002-614-051). The project includes milling, paving, and related roadwork along this key corridor. While the prime contract is set, material suppliers, traffic control providers, and related subs can pursue work with Park Construction and watch for future resurfacing projects in the county.
Contract Award
$1,591,518Jul 14, 2026The district approved a three‑year School Resource Officer and Prevention Program contract with the City of Blaine running July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029. Blaine will assign licensed officers to Blaine High, Roosevelt Middle, and five elementary schools for law enforcement, safety education, and climate-building work. This locks in a sizable safety services spend and sets a framework where additional training, technology, and consulting around school security and data/reporting tools could be layered on.
Contract Award
$604,681Jul 13, 2026Pavement rehabilitation in the city of Lino Lakes.
Contract Award
$448,581Aug 12, 2026Anoka County is awarding a $511,700 contract to Bituminous Roadways for Rice Creek West Regional Trail improvements at Locke Park in Fridley. The work will reconstruct the trail from Locke Parkway to the Highway 65 tunnel to meet or exceed ADA standards, with construction from July to October 2026. Paving, concrete, and accessibility specialists can look for subcontracting, materials, and future trail projects as the county upgrades regional facilities.
Contract Award
$511,700Jul 14, 2026Anoka County is awarding Contract SCON26-00001188 to Construction Results for the Mississippi Library rooftop unit replacement, an approved 2026 capital project. The $492,888 contract plus 10 percent contingency covers roofing patching, significant interior work, new mechanical systems and controls, electrical and fire alarm changes, and testing and balancing. Mechanical, controls, and building automation vendors should track this project for integration, commissioning support, and future HVAC modernization needs across the library system.
Contract Award
$492,888Jul 14, 2026Nowthen approved submitting a purchase order to Nuss Truck & Equipment for a 2027 Mack Granite tandem-axle plow truck, using the MnDOT state contract. The package totals about $359,269, split between the Mack chassis from Nuss and Towmaster upfitting, with delivery and upfit in 2027 and bonding planned that year. This establishes Nuss and Towmaster as key incumbents and signals ongoing fleet renewal, creating future opportunities for equipment, financing, telematics, and maintenance vendors.
Contract Award
$359,269Jul 14, 2026Completion of an enterprise-wide data assessment to advance the data strategic priority.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Anoka County, Minnesota
25 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Linwood
City5,313 pop.
Spring Lake Park Public Schools
School District
Fridley Public School District
School District
Columbia Heights Public School District
School District
City of St. Francis
City8,442 pop.
City of Ramsey
City28,560 pop.
City of Nowthen
City4,519 pop.
City of Lino Lakes
City22,376 pop.
City of Hilltop
City951 pop.
City of Ham Lake
City16,726 pop.
City of Fridley
City30,156 pop.
City of East Bethel
City12,189 pop.
City of Columbus
City4,266 pop.
City of Circle Pines
City4,919 pop.
City of Centerville
City3,927 pop.
City of Blaine City
City73,774 pop.
City of Anoka
City17,996 pop.
City of Andover
City33,089 pop.
Centennial Public School District
School District
Centennial Fire District
Fire District
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