Buffalo County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Buffalo County
8 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Ensley Electrical Services is providing a Musco sports lighting system and installation for the football field, including new poles, fixtures, directional boring, wiring, and show lighting. Total project cost is $264,000, funded partly by an insurance settlement through NASB ALICAP and partly by the district’s Depreciation Fund. This signals current field lighting work and a likely need for ongoing controls, maintenance, and potential integration with other stadium and safety systems.
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$264,000Jul 16, 2026Ravenna Public Schools renewed its NASB ALICAP coverage for 2025-26, with a net contribution due of $111,847 covering workers’ comp, property, liability, boiler, E&O, and auto. The pool declared a $1.7 million dividend to member districts, reflected as credits on the billing. This confirms ALICAP as the district’s insurance incumbent and hints at risk management, safety, and claims support needs.
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$111,847Jul 16, 2026The Parks Department reports that pickleball courts have been resurfaced and reopened, and claims show a $12,425 payment to Tennis Courts Unlimited Inc. for this work. Combined with other park spending on tree removal, chemicals, lighting, and banners, this indicates active investment in recreation facilities. While the resurfacing contract is done, future phase work such as additional courts, lighting, seating, or amenities is likely as usage grows.
Contract Award
$12,425Jul 20, 2026The City completed installation of new community signage at the Davis Park entrance and the downtown “teardrop,” and spent on wraps and signs from Banks Wraps & Signs. The project aims to enhance Gibbon’s appearance and identity as part of broader beautification efforts. Though this phase is done, the work points to ongoing branding, wayfinding, and signage needs across the city’s gateways, parks, and facilities.
Contract Award
$5,150Jul 20, 2026MC Automotive is performing DOT inspections and repairs for multiple district vans and buses, with invoices dated August 2025 totaling about $1,670 for one batch and repeated in the ledger. Transportation accounts also show significant spending on bus repairs, fuel, tires, and contracted transportation. This identifies MC Automotive as a maintenance incumbent and signals ongoing fleet upkeep, replacement planning, and compliance needs.
Contract Award
$1,670Jul 16, 2026Expenditure reports show multiple lines for web/cloud-based software in instruction and administration, including recent payments to Renaissance and Software Unlimited Inc. These are existing or renewed SaaS platforms for curriculum/assessment and business systems. EdTech and IT vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence to time outreach around analytics, integrations, training, and future renewals or replacements.
Contract Award
$11,184Jul 13, 2026The City is moving forward with a CDBG Downtown Revitalization (DTR) grant, paying SCEDD for general administration and submitting Draw Request #1 (CDBG #25-DTR-002). This indicates active grant-funded work on downtown improvements and façade or infrastructure upgrades. Grant administration and project delivery will need planning, design, and construction support, creating room for architects, engineers, contractors, and grant-compliance specialists to engage as the scope is built out.
Grant Funding
$5,721Jul 20, 2026The City is proceeding with a CDBG Planning Grant (CDBG #25-PP-005), paying SCEDD for administration and submitting Draw Request #1. A prior motion to contract with Marvin Planning Consultants for $60,000 failed, so planning consultant selection is unresolved. This is a live opportunity for planning, community engagement, and housing or land-use firms to propose services aligned with the planning grant scope and budget.
Grant Funding
$1,466Jul 20, 2026Explore Buffalo County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Buffalo County, Nebraska
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
University of Nebraska at Kearney
Higher Ed7,139 students
Shelton Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Ravenna Public Schools
School401 students
Ravenna Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Pleasanton Village
City378 pop.
Miller Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Kearney Housing Agency
Local Housing Authority
Gibbon Housing Agency
Local Housing Authority
Elm Creek Village
City978 pop.
Buffalo County
County51,156 pop.
Amherst Public Schools
School380 students
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