Burke County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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During the May 26, 2026 meeting, the council approved the next phase of Colville’s upgraded water meter system, authorizing purchase and installation of Sensus FlexNet software and equipment. The estimated amount is 312,240 not including tax over the next five years, including software hosting and installation of the base station, signaling a substantial AMI/AMR technology deployment. This decision confirms Sensus as the chosen platform and initiates a multi-year implementation of advanced metering infrastructure. While the core solution is decided, there is sales relevance for firms offering integration with billing systems, network and cybersecurity services, data analytics, customer portal tools, field implementation support, and long-term maintenance and training as the city rolls out the upgraded system.
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$312,240May 26, 2026Colville City Council approved a bid award on May 26, 2026 to fog seal Birch and Miner streets and install thermoplastic crosswalks. The contract was awarded to Arrow Concrete & Asphalt Specialties for 149,154.58 including tax, covering both surface treatment and high-visibility crosswalk installations. This project indicates targeted investment in street preservation and pedestrian safety enhancements on key corridors. While the prime contract is in place, there may be opportunities for traffic control services, paint and thermoplastic materials, signage, and ADA-compliance consulting, as well as future phases of similar safety and resurfacing work in other areas of the city.
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$149,154May 26, 2026The auditor reports that ESRI Environmental Systems Research Institute has been bought out by Diamond Maps and the service now costs $60 per month instead of $100. This indicates the city relies on a cloud mapping/GIS tool and is continuing service under the new provider and pricing. IT and GIS vendors should treat this as incumbent intelligence and consider complementary tools, training, or data services suited to a small city using Diamond Maps.
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$60Jul 6, 2026At the May 26, 2026 Colville City Council meeting, the council approved a bid award for pre-leveling city streets in preparation for an Otta seal surfacing program. The work was awarded to Interstate Concrete & Asphalt in the amount of 134,858 plus tax, indicating a defined scope of road surface preparation ahead of sealing. This signals that Colville is actively investing in pavement preservation and roadway maintenance, with a contractor now in place for the pre-leveling phase. While the primary contract is decided, vendors in materials supply, traffic control, inspection, and follow-on paving or seal treatments may find related opportunities as the broader street program proceeds and future segments are scheduled.
Contract Award
$134,858May 26, 2026The council received an update that SCJ Alliance completed a feasibility study for a proposed Colville Recreation Center and now needs a cost estimate and architectural schematic. Council approved setting aside up to 8,000 from the current expense CFP reserve for a task order with Welch Comer & Associates and ZBA Architects to perform preliminary architectural design and estimated construction costs, with the mayor authorized to sign the task order. This indicates the city is moving from conceptual feasibility into early design and budgeting for a new recreation facility, a precursor to a much larger capital project. While this initial design work is going to named firms, vendors involved in recreation center design-build, pool and gym equipment, specialty systems (HVAC, access control, IT), and financing or grant support can begin positioning for subsequent design phases, construction procurement, and fit-out once cost estimates and schematics define the project scope.
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Government Agencies in Burke County, North Dakota
40 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Ward
City51 pop.
Town of Vanville
City16 pop.
Town of Vale
City59 pop.
Town of Thorson
City28 pop.
Town of Soo
City33 pop.
Town of Short Creek
City36 pop.
Town of Roseland
City24 pop.
Town of Richland
City31 pop.
Town of Portal
City18 pop.
Town of North Star
City38 pop.
Town of Minnesota
City27 pop.
Town of Lucy
City44 pop.
Town of Leaf Mountain
City18 pop.
Town of Lakeview
City12 pop.
Town of Keller
City37 pop.
Town of Kandiyohi
City39 pop.
Town of Harmonious
City23 pop.
Town of Garness
City69 pop.
Town of Forthun
City15 pop.
Town of Foothills
City31 pop.
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