Banner County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Banner County

10 projects across 1 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The board approved the sale of a 2022 Blue Bird bus to Fillmore Central for $70,000. Disposing of a relatively new bus suggests fleet restructuring and potential future replacement or alternative transportation solutions. Transportation vendors can monitor for upcoming bus or vehicle acquisitions as the district adjusts its fleet mix and may need routing, maintenance, or leasing support.

Contract Award
$70,000Jul 13, 2026

The board approved sale of 2022 Blue Bird buses to Fillmore Central for $70,000 and earlier declared multiple buses as surplus for sale. This confirms active turnover of parts of the fleet and signals likely future bus replacement or leasing needs. Transportation vendors can track upcoming vehicle procurements, maintenance programs, and possible fleet modernization discussions tied to these disposals.

Contract Award
$70,000Jul 13, 2026

The July 13 bills list extensive payments to ESU 13 for OT, PT, speech, psych, low-vision, 0-3 services, and district consultation totaling about $27,400 for the quarter. This confirms ESU 13 as the main special services incumbent. Related therapy, assistive technology, and data systems vendors can target integration, additional services, or alternatives when contracts are re-examined.

Contract Award
$27,405Jul 13, 2026

Johnson Controls received over $23,000 in July for HVAC service agreements and building fund repairs, including RTU and exhaust fan motors. This shows Johnson Controls as the key mechanical incumbent. Facilities and energy vendors can pitch optimization, controls upgrades, or ESSER/bond-funded efficiency projects as the district continues investing in HVAC reliability.

Contract Award
$23,349Jul 13, 2026

The July bills show a $7,550 payment to Software Unlimited Inc. for accounting software renewal, affirming it as the district’s finance platform. This provides key incumbent intelligence for ERP and finance IT vendors. Vendors can focus on integrations, reporting enhancements, or future migration options as the new superintendent and consultant review budget workflows.

Contract Award
$7,550Jul 13, 2026

The board approved a consulting agreement with Carl Dietz Consulting for financial consulting services at $7,500. The superintendent’s report shows Dietz will help on budget forms, valuation analysis, and strategic cost management. Finance, ERP, and budgeting software vendors can watch this engagement as a precursor to potential system upgrades, forecasting tools, and long-term financial planning support.

Contract Award
$7,500Jul 13, 2026

Bayard paid $1,995 to Zoobean Inc for Comics Plus high school and kids/emerging collections, adding a digital comics library to its resources. This indicates active investment in digital content for secondary students. EdTech and library vendors can approach the district about broader e-book platforms, reading analytics, or bundling additional digital resources with existing services.

Contract Award
$1,995Jul 13, 2026

A July payment of $1,219.73 to PowerSchool Group for applicant tracking identifies PowerSchool as Bayard’s HR recruitment platform. With leadership transitions and staffing initiatives, HR tech vendors can position integration, onboarding tools, or broader HRIS solutions that complement or eventually replace this module.

Contract Award
$1,220Jul 13, 2026

The July register shows small but recurring spend with Mailchimp (via FNBO card) and Quadient Finance for postage, highlighting email marketing and physical mailing infrastructure. Communications and engagement platforms can leverage this to offer more robust parent communication, mass notification, or integrated outreach tools that build on existing practices.

Contract Award
$209Jul 13, 2026

Bayard Elementary was recertified as a Leader in Me Lighthouse School on June 13, 2026, valid for two years. The superintendent notes a $5,200 investment to continue Leader in Me while pursuing grant funding going forward. Vendors in leadership curriculum, SEL, and grant writing can help secure funding and extend leadership, goal-setting, and family engagement programs districtwide.

Grant Funding
$5,200Jul 13, 2026

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