Boise County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Boise County

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East Boise County EMS District discovered a significant water leak at its Idaho City station, hired Secor Contracting to repair the water and sewer lines for $3,500, and is now asking the City’s Water Utility for a leak-bill adjustment. The incident highlights aging or vulnerable service lines at a critical EMS facility and the District’s willingness to bring in outside contractors quickly. This is a small completed repair but signals potential for future utility, plumbing, and facilities work for EMS infrastructure.

Pre-RFP
$3,500Jul 22, 2026

The mayor reported a need for temporary pumps and piping at the city water plant and noted he ordered lower-cost pumps under the $5,000 purchase limit. He also suggested soliciting bids for electrical work to support these pumps, and the council agreed. This signals upcoming contracted electrical services and possible additional equipment needs around the temporary pumping setup.

Pre-RFP
$5,000Jul 1, 2026

Idaho City’s Public Works Director reported on May 13, 2026 that the department needs to decide on acquiring a new truck and that a dealer is pressing to complete a sale, otherwise the unit will be sold to another buyer. The update notes that the current green city truck is down and in need of repair, and that salesman Tyler Irish has assembled a lease package for a 2026 Ram 3500 Tradesman 4x4 with an NXG steel work body and upfitting quoted at about $12,993 for the flatbed portion. No purchase or lease has been approved yet; the discussion is framed as a decision the city still needs to make, with the risk that this specific truck will be lost and a replacement build would push timing out by roughly a month. This creates an active planning window for vehicle, body, and fleet vendors to propose alternatives, financing options, or support, especially given the operational impact of a disabled existing truck. Vendors could engage Public Works and city leadership around lifecycle cost, maintenance support, and options for other chassis/body configurations or refurbished units that fit the city’s budget and timing.

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$73,768May 13, 2026

In the April 22, 2026 employee updates, the Public Works Director reported that United Rentals had provided a quote of $14,151.00 for a water trailer and stated that he could not find any better deals on a new unit, noting only a few used options elsewhere in the country. As of the May 13, 2026 update he reiterated that he still could not find a better deal and that the lack of a suitable truck also constrained their ability to pick up distant used units. The minutes do not indicate that the city has approved or purchased a water trailer yet, so the need remains open while staff informally market-check available options. This is an opportunity for vendors of water trailers, tank trailers, or related equipment to present competitive pricing, lease options, or creative delivery solutions that address the city’s operational constraints and budget. A useful conversation would explore tank size, pump configuration, towing vehicle requirements, and service support to help the city justify a purchase decision to council.

Pre-RFP
$14,151May 13, 2026

At the May 12, 2026 Boise County Board of Commissioners meeting, the Board approved a demand warrant for the Road & Bridge Department payable to Western States Cat Financial for 103,193.43. This indicates the County has recently purchased or financed heavy equipment or related services for road and bridge operations, likely as part of its capital and maintenance program. While the primary award decision is complete and the equipment vendor/financer is Western States Cat, this spend level signals ongoing and recurring needs for road maintenance machinery, parts, and support services. Vendors in construction equipment, maintenance, telematics, safety, training, or financing may find follow-on opportunities as the County maintains this fleet and plans future replacements or complementary purchases.

Contract Award
$103,193May 12, 2026

Idaho City is working with Consor North America on multiple water and wastewater engineering tasks, including a new pumps project for the water plant infiltration galleries and the annual reuse permit/report. The April 22, 2026 engineer’s report notes that Consor is close to completing the draft annual reuse report and is still working on new pumps, while the May 13, 2026 payables include a $4,672.25 invoice from Consor for “Water Plant Intake Test Pump” under a water improvement project line. The 2025 Annual Reuse Report is being submitted to DEQ, with the certification language included in the packet, and a 2025 Annual Reuse Permit item is on the May 13, 2026 council agenda as an action item. This confirms that Consor is the incumbent engineer for Idaho City’s water infrastructure and reuse compliance work. While the primary contract is already awarded, this is relevant intelligence for engineering firms and technology vendors seeking future pump, SCADA, or plant upgrade work or looking to partner with Consor on subsequent phases. The ongoing pump testing and reuse compliance work suggest future capital projects and upgrades in the water and sewer systems over the next few years.

Contract Award
$4,672May 13, 2026

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