Cass County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Cass County

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Cass County Board of Public Works is advancing the Bankson Lake sewer project as a section extension of the Lakes Area Sewer Authority system. In June 2026 they approved a bond contract resolution, engaged bond counsel Mika Meyers, financial advisor Bendzinski, and owner-engineer ACSP, and noted a $300,000 down payment from Miracle Camp. Mapping and surveying are starting and easement work is underway, with 10-15 easements outside private ones. Vendors in construction, utility installation, SCADA, pumps, and related services should track this multi-party sewer capital project for upcoming construction bids and follow-on work.

Contract Award
$300,000Jul 15, 2026

Michigan-Indiana state line remonumentation survey.

Contract Award
$70,800Aug 21, 2026

Cass County is awarding a $71,705 contract to Hi Tech Electric Company to purchase and install a new 150 kW natural gas emergency generator, transfer switch, and electrical work at the county jail, funded from the Public Improvement Fund. A detailed quote outlines crane placement, permitting, and commissioning. While the main award is decided, equipment and facility vendors can track this as incumbent intelligence for future generator maintenance, monitoring, fuel systems, and lifecycle replacement planning at justice facilities.

Contract Award
$71,705Jul 16, 2026

Cass County is awarding a contract to Hi Tech Electric Company for purchase and installation of a new 150 kW natural gas emergency generator, automatic transfer switch, and related electrical work at the Cass County Jail. The award amount is $71,705 from the Public Improvement Fund, indicating an active infrastructure reliability project. While the core generator work is decided, there may be follow-on needs such as maintenance agreements, monitoring systems, and future facility resiliency upgrades.

Contract Award
$71,705Jul 16, 2026

Cass County is awarding a $28,682 contract to R.W. LaPine, Inc. for the structural steel support system for the Cass County Jail emergency generator project. Funding comes from the Public Improvement Fund, complementing the separate generator installation contract. The structural work is decided, but broader jail facility upgrades may continue. Construction and engineering vendors can track this project for future phases, including enclosure, site work, or additional building improvements.

Contract Award
$28,682Jul 16, 2026

Cass County is awarding a $28,682 contract to R.W. LaPine, Inc. for the structural steel support system for the jail emergency generator project, funded from the Public Improvement Fund. Competing proposals from R.W. LaPine and Miller-Davis outline fabrication, installation, roofing penetrations, and crane work. The structural award is decided, but construction, roofing, and engineering firms can use the jail generator platform as a reference project when discussing future facility upgrades, roof penetrations, and structural retrofits with the county.

Contract Award
$28,682Jul 16, 2026

Cass County is approving participation in Notre Dame Law School’s 2026 One Year Public Interest Fellowship, including a host agency agreement and a budget amendment to book the fellowship revenue and expenditures. Notre Dame reimburses 100% of the fellow’s $65,000 salary and non-union fringe benefits. This creates a funded temporary attorney role within county government, giving legal and justice-focused organizations a chance to coordinate on projects, training, technology, or policy work the Fellow will tackle.

Grant Funding
$65,000Jul 16, 2026

Cass County will participate in the 2026 One Year Public Interest Fellowship with Notre Dame Law School. The County Administrator is authorized to execute the Host Agency Agreement and budget amendments to recognize fellowship revenue and expenditures. Notre Dame will reimburse 100% of the Fellow's $65,000 salary and non-union fringe benefits for the year. This adds a funded legal resource that may support policy, compliance, or program design where outside tools or services could complement the Fellow's work.

Grant Funding
$65,000Jul 16, 2026

Cass County is approving its 2027 Community Corrections Plan, which lays out services for felons and pretrial defendants and ties into state OCC grant funding. The plan includes MRT cognitive groups, electronic monitoring, and pretrial assessment/supervision, with contracted providers like House Arrest Services and group facilitators. This is a live blueprint for funded justice programs, giving treatment, monitoring, and program vendors a path to discuss capacity, technology, and service enhancements with the CCAB and Sheriff’s Office.

Grant Funding
$40,825Jul 16, 2026

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