Box Butte County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Council is holding a policy discussion on landfill viability, including rate setting, discouraging outside waste, hauler agreements, and a recycling reimbursement pilot. A 2025 revenue sufficiency study recommended major fee changes and capital planning for a $2.8 million cell project. This is a pre‑procurement window where consultants, technology firms, and diversion/recycling providers can help refine programs, financial models, and operational strategies.
Pre-RFP
$2,800,000Jul 7, 2026Alliance approved a $272,446 contract with K.L. Wood & Co. for the Landfill Hydrant and Kansas Street Water Main Looping Project. Seven bids were received against an engineer’s estimate of $475,671, with work to start around August 17, 2026. This establishes KL Wood as the waterline contractor at the landfill site, creating follow-on potential for related civil, utility, SCADA, and fire protection work.
Contract Award
$272,446Jul 7, 2026Alliance awarded the SkyView Golf Course irrigation pump station procurement to Precision Pumping Systems for $176,213 plus a $2,265 self-cleaning inlet screen. This is phase one of a two-phase effort, covering equipment supply only; a separate installation package will be bid once design details are finalized. Contractors, pump installers, controls integrators, and related vendors should track this for the upcoming installation RFP and potential ongoing maintenance or controls work.
Contract Award
$178,838Jul 21, 2026Alliance made substantial capital payments for new playground installations, irrigation upgrades, and sod, including more than $190,000 to Outdoor Recreation Product plus work by Jeske Lawn Sprinklers and Torrington Sod. The spending shows a strong current investment in park amenities. Even though these contracts are placed, vendors supplying play equipment, surfacing, landscaping, and maintenance can target future park phases or replacements.
Contract Award
$192,253Jul 7, 2026The landfill revenue study recommends introducing a $73/ton agricultural waste fee, a hauler franchise or licensing fee, and simplifying 43 waste codes. Council’s landfill viability discussion is the venue to consider these operational and billing changes. Software, billing, and consulting vendors have a chance to help design and implement new fee structures, hauler agreements, and data systems before they are locked in.
Pre-RFP
$73,490Jul 7, 2026Council approved Resolution 26‑52 adopting a Redevelopment Plan for a CRA‑run property rehabilitation program in blighted areas, backed by $350,000 in ARPA funds. The CRA can acquire, demolish, rehabilitate, and resell or lease properties, and may seek additional funding and partnerships. This opens multi‑year opportunities for housing rehab contractors, engineers, planners, and grant/real‑estate advisors as the CRA assembles and improves properties.
Grant Funding
$350,000Jul 7, 2026The City awarded the Big Blue Bay pool sandblasting and recoating project to AlA Sandblasting (Iowa) for $70,000, slightly above the $66,000 budget. Work will occur in fall 2026 so the coating can cure before the 2027 swimming season. This confirms the incumbent for pool surface work and indicates ongoing capital investment at the pool, useful for subs, materials suppliers, and firms targeting future phases like filter replacement.
Contract Award
$70,000Jul 21, 2026Alliance accepted a three‑year AmeriCorps Seniors grant renewal for the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, at $83,979 per year through March 31, 2029. The 2026/27 RSVP operating budget is $107,831, covering staff, benefits, office costs, and program supplies. With funding secured, RSVP can consider enhancements such as volunteer management tools, training, and outreach or transportation partnerships.
Grant Funding
$251,937Jul 7, 2026NebraskaLink presented a proposal to expand its existing “Alliance Hut” telecom site west of the city, increasing its footprint to about 100 by 120 feet and converting from a small lease to either a permanent easement or land purchase. Staff highlighted nearby electric and water infrastructure and asked Council for direction on lease continuation, easement, or sale terms. This is still a planning discussion, giving real estate and utility easement specialists a chance to engage before terms are negotiated and finalized.
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Government Agencies in Box Butte County, Nebraska
8 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Hemingford Village
City767 pop.
Hemingford Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Crawford Public Schools
School169 students
City of Alliance
City8,056 pop.
Bridgeport Public Schools
School527 students
Box Butte General Hospital
Public Hospital
Box Butte County
County10,703 pop.
Alliance Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
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