Bon Homme County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Bon Homme County

10 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The district is drafting a policy to acquire and store naloxone nasal spray and to train select staff, using South Dakota Department of Health training and stockpile. Medication and training are provided at no cost, but the district must set up storage, tracking, reporting, and an ongoing resupply process. Health, safety, training, EMS coordination, and policy implementation vendors can help with cabinets, inventory systems, documentation tools, and emergency response integration.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 9, 2026

The council agenda includes a motion to sign an SPN water survey for a $5,000 study and a Water Report Agreement with SPN/By Water. This indicates the town is commissioning a small-scale study of its water system rather than a full project award. Vendors in water engineering, system upgrades, metering, and funding support should see this as early planning that will likely identify future capital or operational projects once the study is complete.

Pre-RFP
$5,000Jul 7, 2026

The district paid $113,250 to Foreman Bus for a mini-bus from the Capital Outlay fund, indicating a completed vehicle acquisition for student transportation. While the main purchase is decided, the new bus will require ongoing maintenance, parts, insurance, and possibly routing or safety technology. Transportation service and equipment vendors can track Foreman as the incumbent supplier and explore support, accessories, or future fleet replacements.

Contract Award
$113,250Jun 24, 2026

Tripp-Delmont School District entered a 2026-27 annual service contract with South Central Educational Cooperative for special and general education services. Scope includes early childhood special ed, speech/language, psychology, OT, PT, administrative/consultative support, and Carl Perkins administration. The district will pay $72,957 for special education and $3,125 for general education, billed quarterly from July 2026 through April 2027. This identifies SCEC as the incumbent provider and signals ongoing needs for specialized instructional, therapy, and compliance support.

Contract Award
$76,082Jul 1, 2026

Tripp-Delmont School District is renewing its membership in the ASB Property/Liability Fund for 7/1/2026–6/30/2027, with Arthur J. Gallagher as broker of record. The package covers property, liability, auto, school board legal, crime, and equipment breakdown with a total 2026-27 premium of $37,057 based on an increased TIV of $8.6 million. This confirms ASBPT and Gallagher as incumbents; competitors should track the July 2027 renewal window, and ancillary service providers can target related needs like cyber coverage, risk management tools, or facilities planning tied to roof and building appraisals.

Contract Award
$37,057Jul 1, 2026

Tripp-Delmont School District is renewing its participation in the Associated School Boards Property and Liability Trust for 2026-2027. The motion authorizes the Superintendent and Business Manager to execute the Participation Agreement, with total contribution of $37,057 for all coverages. This confirms ASB as the incumbent insurer through June 30, 2027, giving insurance and risk-management vendors a clear renewal window and competitive benchmark for future proposals or add-on services.

Contract Award
$37,057Jul 1, 2026

Tripp-Delmont School #86 has executed a one-year contract with Avera St. Benedict Health Center for student health services and staff education from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. Scope includes screenings (vision, scoliosis, health assessments) for multiple grades and 55 hours of student health education, plus optional staff education such as CPR/AED. The rate for basic services is $24.89 per hour, with additional services billable separately at a negotiated hourly rate. This confirms Avera as the incumbent for school health, useful for firms offering complementary services, training, or future competing proposals when the contract is up for renewal.

Contract Award
$1,369Jul 1, 2026

The Capital Outlay list includes a $1,688.86 Microsoft contract through SHI, showing the district’s active licensing or subscription for Microsoft products. With a board-approved server and Windows 11 upgrade, this contract suggests a broader Microsoft environment. IT and EdTech vendors can see SHI as a current reseller but still pursue complementary services like device management, cloud migration, security, and classroom integration that build on the Microsoft stack.

Contract Award
$1,689Jun 24, 2026

The board approved an Ed Assist, LLC contract for new business manager training, with a $1,604.55 payment noted in the General Fund. Training for William Massey as Business Manager and Business Manager in training is a current professional development effort. While Ed Assist is the incumbent for this engagement, other financial training and ERP vendors can note the district’s focus on strengthening finance operations and anticipate interest in tools that support a newer business office.

Contract Award
$1,604Jun 24, 2026

Tripp School District 33-5 authorized Mid Continental Restoration Company to perform brick repair on the upper south elevation of a school building. The work involves removing and relaying four courses of brick, cleaning the cavity, and installing new brick ties for a lump-sum price of $1,950. This indicates an awarded small masonry restoration job and shows the district is actively maintaining building envelopes, which may lead to additional exterior or structural work needs.

Contract Award
$1,950Jun 15, 2026

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