Buchanan County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Buchanan County
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An ordinance was introduced to approve an industrial development project plan for Triumph Foods, LLC and to authorize issuance of taxable industrial development revenue bonds up to $32,000,000 for this project. The bonds will finance project costs once approved. Construction, engineering, and equipment vendors should track this private development, as Triumph and its design team will drive procurement for plant expansion or new facilities tied to this financing.
Lease and purchase of Chromebooks for elementary schools.
Council authorized a work order with SAK Construction, LLC for sanitary services using cured-in-pipe at various locations throughout the city in the amount of $979,870.86. This is a major trenchless sewer rehabilitation project with SAK as the incumbent. Vendors in pipeline inspection, lining materials, and related construction services can use this as a cue to engage SAK and the city about supporting this program and future phases.
Council authorized renewal of the property, equipment, electronic data processing, and fine arts insurance coverage policy with Alliant/APIP for one year from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, in an amount not to exceed $722,111.00. Alliant/APIP remains the incumbent insurer for major city assets. Risk management and insurance advisory firms can use this to track renewal cycles and propose alternative coverage or risk services ahead of the next term.
Council approved a funding agreement with the Social Welfare Board dba Stuber Health Center for ambulatory and other health and wellness services for qualified persons in an amount not to exceed $546,617.00. This is a substantial investment in safety-net clinical services via an existing provider. Healthcare service and technology vendors can view this as a backbone contract that may need EHR support, telehealth, care management tools, or wellness programming enhancements.
Security services agreement for 30 buildings, including 20 inspections per night, and responses to fire/burglary alarms.
A resolution authorized a work order for concrete street panel replacements at various locations in the Wilshire Place subdivision under the master agreement with J.D. Bishop Construction, LLC, not to exceed $206,163.25. This is active street repair work being executed by an incumbent contractor. Construction and materials suppliers can use this to engage J.D. Bishop and Public Works about concrete supply, traffic control, and related neighborhood infrastructure needs.
Council passed an ordinance authorizing execution of a lease and operational services agreement with Missouri Western State University for public and city use of the Thomas Eagleton indoor pool in the annual amount of $108,001.00. This provides residents access to an indoor pool via a university facility rather than city-owned pools. Aquatics and recreation vendors can see this as a sign of unmet demand for city-operated aquatic facilities and programming, which could lead to future pool construction or rehab discussions.
An ordinance was introduced to approve and affirm emergency procurement and repair of the Frazier radio tower transmit and receive antenna system damaged by lightning, authorizing payment to Midwest Mobile Radio Service, Inc. of $41,030.45 and related budget amendments. The repair vendor is selected under emergency procedures. Communications infrastructure vendors can treat this as incumbent intelligence and consider future work on resilience, redundancy, and tower maintenance.
Council approved a budget amendment recognizing $25,000 in wellness funds from Blue Cross Blue Shield and authorized purchase of leadership training through the 3D Institute for 67 employees. The training provider is already selected for this round. Training and HR vendors can use this as evidence the city is investing in staff development and may consider ongoing curricula, LMS tools, or broader workforce development programs.
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Government Agencies in Buchanan County, Missouri
18 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of De Kalb
Sugar Lake Fire Protection District
St. Joseph School District
St. Joseph Housing Authority
St. Joseph Area Transportation Study Organization
San Antonio Fire Protection District
Northwest Missouri Psychiatric Rehab Ctr
North Platte County R-I School District
Missouri Western State University
Mid-buchanan County R-V School District
Hillyard Technical Center
East Buchanan County C-1 School District
Dekalb Fire Protection District
City of Gower City
City of Easton
Buchanan County R-IV School District
Buchanan County Public Water Supply District 1
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