Bannock County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Bannock County
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Full replacement of the end-of-life HVAC system at City Hall, along with multi-stage interior paint lifecycle updates and interior LED lighting upgrades across remaining offices and common areas, including coordination with Idaho Power on energy-efficiency incentives.
Contract Award
$1,500,000Jun 3, 2026The Landfill requested and received approval to reallocate funds from a delayed scale house project to rebuild a 627 scraper through Western States CAT. The rebuild cost is $624,556.09 and will remove the need for a future budget request. Equipment and maintenance vendors can treat this as incumbent intel on heavy equipment service while looking for follow-on work such as additional rebuilds, telematics, or lifecycle planning for the landfill fleet.
Contract Award
$624,556Jul 14, 2026Waterline replacement project on Wilson Avenue (from Circle In to Mingo) in coordination with ITD's concrete replacement project.
Public Updates
$1,200,000May 21, 2026BTPO’s FY 2026 and draft FY 2027 UPWPs show a multi-year Metropolitan Transportation Plan 2055 update running through about 2028 with heavy use of consultants and specialized tools. FY 2026 includes a $350,000 STBG-LU-funded Task 5, with $66,647 spent by Q2 on a consultant for the travel demand model update and demographic projections, and more work scheduled with local agency coordination on committed projects. The FY 2027 draft continues MTP funding at about $158,000, calling for consultants to develop project evaluation criteria, conduct public outreach, and support analysis of active transportation infrastructure conditions using new field-assessment hardware and software. This represents an ongoing program of consulting, modeling, scenario planning, public engagement, and active transportation analysis where additional scopes and follow-on work are likely as BTPO refines tools and methods.
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$508,000Jun 8, 2026The City is amending its agreement with Biota Research and Consulting for the ARPA-funded Oxbow Project, increasing the contract to $598,147 and expanding the scope to revise design plans. The change order adjusts project match funding from the ARPA grant to cover the added design work. This signals an active environmental/restoration project with evolving technical needs, where additional design, construction, monitoring, and related services may follow as plans are finalized.
Contract Admin
$598,147Jul 16, 2026Rebuild of a scraper, including engine, chassis, and wheels, to extend its lifespan and avoid purchasing a new one.
Budget Planning
$600,000Jun 18, 2026Purchase of three Zoll cardiac monitors for ambulances.
Contract Award
$154,774Jul 9, 2026Commissioners approved up to $100,000 in PILT and budgeted funds to cut a road and make other improvements at the wellness complex to improve concert access and parking, tied to a two-year contract extension with Nederlander for concerts. Staff will handle scoping and likely work with contractors for earthwork, surfacing, fencing, gates, and related infrastructure. Civil, paving, and event-facility vendors can offer design, construction, traffic, and parking solutions as the county refines the improvements.
Contract Award
$100,000Jul 21, 2026The Landfill received approval to purchase a Posi-Shell machine from LSC Environmental Products for $122,600 to save airspace and extend landfill life. This indicates an active effort to optimize daily cover operations and invest in specialized equipment. Vendors in landfill equipment, consumable cover materials, and operational consulting can use this as a signal of modernization and look for related needs like mix design, training, and integration with existing compaction and tracking systems.
Contract Award
$122,600Jul 14, 2026Through its Program Year 2025 CDBG program (April 1, 2025–March 31, 2026), Pocatello funded a portfolio of housing rehab, public infrastructure, and public services, documented in the CAPER under the 2022–2026 Consolidated Plan. Activities included the RENEWAL residential rehab loan/grant program (25 households), lead hazard control and healthy homes work in 12 dwellings in tandem with a $2.6M HUD OLHCHH grant, LMI sidewalk repair and ADA barrier removal in historic downtown neighborhoods, and multiple public service subrecipients (Aid for Friends, Boys & Girls Club, New Day Products, Pocatello Free Clinic, St. Vincent de Paul). The CAPER emphasizes that demand for rehab and services exceeds available CDBG funds, notes rising project costs and staffing constraints, and signals continued prioritization of affordable housing preservation, LMI infrastructure, and homeless prevention in future Annual Action Plans. This provides forward-looking intelligence for contractors, rehab specialists, sidewalk and ADA construction firms, and social-service providers interested in future subrecipient funding to engage early with the Grants Manager as the City shapes its PY2026 AAP and future project lists.
Grant Funding
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Bannock County, Idaho
13 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
West Side Joint School District 202
School805 students
Portneuf Soil and Water Conservation District
Utility District
Pocatello-chubbuck Auditorium District
Special District
Pocatello School District 25
School11,908 students
North Bannock Fire District
Fire District
Marsh Valley Joint School District 21
School1,205 students
Idaho State University
Higher Ed13,645 students
Housing Alliance and Community Partnerships
Local Housing Authority
Grace Joint School District 148
School517 students
Downey Fire District
Fire District
City of Chubbuck
City16,362 pop.
Bannock Transportation Planning Organization
MPO
Bannock County
County91,010 pop.
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