Bottineau County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The commission opened bids for Project CP-005(025) County Wide Chip Seal Coat and accepted the low bid of $437,280.28 from Morris Seal Coat. This sets Morris as the contractor for chip sealing across county roads in the 2026 season. Vendors in pavement materials, traffic control, and construction support can target Morris Seal Coat or the Road Department for subwork, supplies, and future maintenance needs.
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$437,280May 5, 2026Bids were opened for Project SRF-0005(073) Superpave FAA 42 overlay, and a low bid of $413,856.00 from Mayo Construction was accepted by Roland Township representative Mike Hall. This indicates overlay work is moving ahead on county or township roads. Construction-related vendors can approach Mayo Construction and local officials for materials, trucking, testing, and traffic-control opportunities tied to this project.
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$413,856May 5, 2026The superintendent reports that masonry work on the north and east facing school walls is finished, with work continuing on other walls. Financials show a $170,000 Building Fund payment to Lynne's Masonry LLC, indicating a substantial exterior repair project. While the primary masonry contract is awarded, related vendors for structural assessment, waterproofing, exterior finishes, and future phases can use this as a signal of ongoing facility investment.
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$170,000Jun 9, 2026The district reports that all new playground equipment has been installed, with one swing backordered for 2-3 weeks. Financials show payments to Safety First Playground Maintenance totaling about $104,830 from building and activity funds. The main equipment contract is already awarded, but vendors for maintenance, inspections, surfacing, or supplemental equipment can still engage as the new playground settles in and needs ongoing support.
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$104,830Jun 9, 2026The June 22, 2026 bills list a $13,365 payment from the General Fund to G & R Controls, Inc., indicating facilities controls or HVAC-related work at the district. The work is already contracted and paid, so the primary vendor decision is made. This is still a useful signal for firms offering controls integration, maintenance, energy management, or future upgrade services who may target the facilities and business office for follow-on needs or upcoming replacement projects.
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$13,365Jun 22, 2026The June 2026 general fund report shows a $6,200 payment to Software Unlimited for support and training. This indicates the district is actively using Software Unlimited as a core system, likely for finance or student information, and investing in staff training. Competing SIS/ERP vendors and integrators can treat this as incumbent intelligence and look toward future renewal, migration, or add-on integration work.
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$6,200Jun 22, 2026The district paid $4,371.30 to Peace Garden Special Services, indicating contracted special education or related services. This shows the district relies on an external cooperative or agency for SPED support. Providers of specialized therapies, evaluations, or SPED-focused EdTech can treat this as incumbent context and explore complementary services, assistive technology, or data tools that work alongside existing support structures.
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$4,371Jun 22, 2026The board voted to change the district’s health insurance offering to a traditional $250 deductible, 80% coinsurance, and $3,000 maximum out-of-pocket. The finance report shows a $135,991.36 payment to North Dakota Public Health Insurance Trust, indicating they are the current provider. Insurance brokers and benefits consultants may find follow-on opportunities in wellness programs, benefits education, or complementary coverage.
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$135,991May 13, 2026The financial summary shows a $1,699.34 General Fund payment to Hartley's School Buses, suggesting ongoing transportation services, repairs, or parts. This indicates an existing relationship with a bus vendor or service provider, not an open RFP. Transportation and fleet vendors can view this as incumbent intelligence and probe for future bus replacement, maintenance contracts, safety technology, or routing software needs.
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$1,699Jun 22, 2026The General Fund includes $1,006.62 to School Specialty and $135.30 to Supreme School Supply for instructional and classroom materials. These are routine supply purchases, but they show active vendor relationships and ongoing demand for supplies and small equipment. Vendors in classroom materials, STEM kits, and furnishings can treat this as spending intelligence and look at how to consolidate orders, offer better pricing, or introduce higher-value products in future cycles.
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