Bingham County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Bingham County

13 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Bonneville School District 93 received a detailed proposal from Harris for a direct digital controls upgrade for Hillcrest High School’s VAV boxes, air handling units, entryway heaters, and exhaust fan control. The scope includes new controllers, sensors, dampers, pneumatic valve replacements, graphical user interface integration, and low-voltage controls cabling, priced at 431150 based on 1GPA cooperative contract pricing. The document includes an acceptance signature block authorizing Harris to proceed, indicating the district’s intent to move forward with Harris for this HVAC controls upgrade, with the proposal valid for 30 days from June 3, 2026. This is useful incumbent and project detail for firms offering complementary services such as commissioning, server/workstation hardware, VFDs, fire alarm integration, or future HVAC modernization in other district facilities. A practical next conversation could focus on supporting the district with controls integration, long-term maintenance, or providing the excluded components and related IT infrastructure.

Contract Award
$431,150Jun 3, 2026

Roof replacement at Lincoln High School, including type one asbestos reports.

Contract Award
$188,000Jul 9, 2026

The district solicited bids for 2026 roof replacements at Lincoln High School, with advertising in March and bid receipt in May 2026. Three roofing firms responded, and the Director of Facilities recommends awarding to Thomas D. Robison Roofing, Inc. as the lowest bidder meeting asbestos abatement requirements. This establishes Robison Roofing as the incumbent for this roof project, useful for firms offering related construction services, asbestos consulting, safety, or ongoing roof maintenance and inspections.

Contract Award
$188,000Jul 6, 2026

Bonneville Joint School District #93 has executed a Service Provider Agreement with 4 Pillars of Success, LLC to deliver Behavioral Intervention and Community Based Rehabilitation Services (CBRS) for special education students. The contract runs from August 31, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with a maximum value of 250000 and specified hourly rates for different behavioral support roles. This agreement indicates the district is outsourcing specialized behavioral intervention capacity to meet IDEA and Idaho regulatory requirements, including IEP implementation and progress reporting. While the primary vendor for these services is already selected for 2026-2027, the defined term and hourly structure suggest ongoing needs in subsequent years, as well as potential gaps or overflow that could arise during the contract. Vendors in special education, behavioral services, data/reporting tools, or staffing support could position around future renewals, supplemental services, or tools that help the district and contractor manage caseloads, compliance, and documentation more efficiently.

Contract Award
$250,000Jun 14, 2026

The council approved Pay Request Application #3 for the LSLR (likely lead service line replacement) project, covering $406,393.92 of work completed by Knife River. This confirms active construction work and an ongoing multi-phase utility infrastructure project. Vendors in construction, utility materials, and engineering can look for follow-on phases, restoration, or related water system upgrades tied to this program.

Contract Admin
$406,393Jun 24, 2026

Bonneville Joint School District 93 is seeking board approval on June 17, 2026 to purchase one 77-passenger conventional school bus through the National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA) process. The vendor identified is Bryson Sales and Service Inc., with pricing not to exceed $179,845, funded by the Idaho State Reimbursement Depreciation Fund. This confirms Bryson as the chosen supplier for this unit and signals ongoing, state-reimbursed fleet replacement where future bus and transportation equipment needs are likely.

Contract Award
$179,845Jun 17, 2026

Bonneville Joint School District #93 has executed a contract with TC & K Services, LLC dba Adventure Speech Therapy to provide speech and language pathology services for the 2026-2027 school year. The agreement runs from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 and covers up to 1400 service hours at $75/hour, plus bilingual Spanish assessment and service work at $80/hour, for a not-to-exceed total of $106,000. The contractor will support special education and related services under IDEA and Section 504, including IEP implementation, evaluations, RTI meetings, and progress monitoring, and must meet strict credentialing, background check, insurance, and reporting requirements. While the main award decision is made, this establishes Adventure Speech as the incumbent provider and signals the district’s ongoing reliance on contracted speech services, with potential for future renewals, additional hours (with approval), or related therapy and special education support needs in subsequent years.

Contract Award
$106,000Jun 14, 2026

Contracted agreement with Williamsburg as an educational service provider for online learning.

Contract Award
$5,000Jul 9, 2026

The consent agenda includes an HK Contractors contract for a sewer bypass. This shows the district is funding infrastructure work, likely tied to school facilities or site improvements. The main construction award is decided, but there may be related design, inspection, or future facilities projects where vendors can engage facilities and operations leaders.

Contract Award
$0Jul 8, 2026

Alongside the roof bid, the board will consider a Thomas D. Robison Roofing Inc contract as an action item. This likely represents selection of a roofing contractor, at least for one project, possibly Lincoln HS. The award creates an incumbent for roofing work and signals a cycle of roof projects where other construction and building-systems vendors can pursue adjacent work or future competitive bids.

Contract Award
$0Jul 8, 2026

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