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Government Projects in Butler County

18 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Centennial Public Schools is planning major HVAC replacements in the original building and is considering approving Clark Enersen as architect for the project. Clark Enersen has proposed a $154,000 fixed-fee design contract based on an estimated $2.2 million construction cost, with work targeting summer 2027. This is an early-stage capital project where the district will later need mechanical contractors, controls, equipment suppliers, and possibly commissioning and funding support.

Pre-RFP
$2,200,000Jul 7, 2026

Centennial Public Schools approved Clark Enersen as architect for HVAC replacement in the original building, based on a June 11, 2026 proposal. Scope includes replacing multiple rooftop units and investigating VAV systems, with a fixed design fee of $154,000 on an assumed $2.2M construction cost. Construction is anticipated for summer 2027, signaling a sizable upcoming mechanical project where contractors, controls, and equipment vendors can prepare to pursue the work.

Contract Award
$2,200,000Jul 7, 2026

The board approved replacing and transitioning all locks across the district to the BEST lock system at a cost not to exceed $450,000. KeyMasters of Greater Omaha has already invoiced large down payments for SES, SMS, SCHS, and district offices, indicating vendor selection and work starting. This is a major security infrastructure project; vendors in access control, door hardware, integration, and ongoing maintenance can target follow-on work, rekeys, electronic access upgrades, and future expansions.

Contract Award
$450,000Jul 13, 2026

Under the QCPUF account, the district is making a $551,054.70 payment to Genesis Contracting Group as a 4th contract payment for buildings. This represents a large multi-phase capital project funded through Qualified Capital Purpose Undertaking Funds. Construction subs, FF&E vendors, and service providers can treat Genesis as the GC and seek subcontract or follow-on work as remaining phases roll out.

Contract Admin
$551,055Jul 13, 2026

Centennial is processing over $500,000 in Special Building Fund invoices for Project 308-003-23 and 308-004-26, including Cheever Construction as contractor and Clark Enersen as architect, plus flooring, paint, and remodeling supplies. This signals active renovation/addition work and interior upgrades. While core contracts are in place, vendors for furnishings, low-voltage, security, and additional finish packages can still find add-on and future-phase opportunities.

Contract Admin
$500,826Jul 7, 2026

Franklin received eight bids for the C&D landfill project and JEO Consulting recommended awarding to Van Kirk Brothers Contracting of Sutton, NE for $92,800, far below the $250,000 engineer’s estimate. Council action on July 14, 2026 is to accept Van Kirk as low bidder and authorize contract preparation. This locks in the primary contractor but signals upcoming needs for materials, erosion control, seeding, testing, and potential future landfill phases or monitoring services.

Contract Award
$92,800Jul 14, 2026

The June 2026 general invoices show substantial purchases of math curriculum and textbooks from McGraw-Hill, Cengage, Perfection Learning, and Savvas, alongside other instructional resources. Board policies 6001–6010 and handbook updates confirm an active curriculum review cycle. While these are current adoptions, vendors can use this as a baseline for future renewals, digital components, training, and supplemental or intervention materials.

Contract Award
$90,525Jul 7, 2026

Franklin continues construction on the NAHTF-funded Marcellus Building downtown apartments and commercial space, with Pay Application #12 to RMV Construction for $222,331.34 covering paving, drywall, fire suppression, electrical, and grading. Erickson Sullivan Architects billed $3,712.50 for ongoing construction phase services through June 30, 2026. Core build-out is well underway, which opens space for suppliers, FF&E vendors, property management, and future maintenance service providers to engage.

Contract Admin
$222,331Jul 14, 2026

The district is paying $6,175 to Gaggle.net for a renewal effective August 1, 2026, indicating ongoing use of Gaggle for student safety and email/document monitoring. Security and EdTech firms can view this as incumbent intelligence and gauge the district’s current approach to online safety when discussing additional tools like classroom management, content filtering, or analytics.

Contract Award
$6,175Jul 13, 2026

The district is paying $1,660 to Securly for a "Securly Pass Renewal", indicating continued use of Securly’s pass or hall management solution. This shows an investment in digital tools for managing student movement and safety. Vendors in student information systems, behavior management, and safety can treat this as context for integration and for future conversations when the renewal period nears again.

Contract Award
$1,660Jul 13, 2026

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