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Mapleton is advancing a major wastewater treatment expansion, with Moore Engineering providing design, bidding, permitting, funding assistance, and easement work under a $1.07 million professional services contract. The June 30, 2026 invoice shows bidding and negotiation now underway plus ongoing CWSRF funding assistance and permitting. This is decided work, but it signals a large plant expansion project where construction contractors, equipment suppliers, and financing advisors can target upcoming build-out phases.
Contract Award
$1,072,807Jul 14, 2026The City of Mapleton is advancing its Wastewater Treatment Expansion project, with the June 2, 2026 engineer’s agenda showing plan updates with West Fargo and MFDA, and council consideration to approve final plans and specifications contingent on remaining reviews. The city is also planning a $5 utility rate increase and must take the first funding draw by June 26, 2026, indicating that construction financing is being activated but construction procurement is not yet described in this document. This matters because final design by Moore Engineering is essentially complete and the project summary shows a design and services budget over 1,000,000, meaning a sizeable construction contract will follow. Vendors in wastewater treatment construction, plant equipment, controls, and project/construction management can position for the upcoming build phase, integration needs with regional partners, and potential bidding. A useful next conversation is around helping Mapleton finalize bid packaging, scheduling, and implementation support that aligns with its funding draw deadlines and rate structure.
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$1,072,807Jun 2, 2026Redevelopment of the Sandhill 6th Edition (formerly Meadowbrook Park subdivision) into a commercial industrial area with new utilities and streets.
Contract Award
$6,136,784Jun 24, 2026The Park Board is being asked how to proceed with significant improvements at the Rendezvous Park ball fields 5 and 6 in fall 2026, with no final scope or budget yet defined. Conceptual cost estimates show a base project of about 332950 to remove existing backstop walls and nets and install new 30-foot Beacon backstops with concrete knee walls, padding, and related work, plus a menu of alternates—batting cages, outfield irrigation, extensive concrete paving and storm sewer, site amenities like shade structures and bleachers, and LED sports field lighting—totaling up to roughly 1.5 million if all alternates are selected. The Board can specify scope, set a budget, prioritize elements for staff and the engineer to refine, or defer the project, and there are also cheaper interim options such as only replacing netting or adjusting existing structures. This is an early-stage capital project where engineering concepts and probable costs are in hand but the final design and bid package are not. Design, civil and electrical engineering, sports lighting, irrigation, concrete, and site-amenity vendors can help refine scope around safety, spectator comfort, ADA access, and operations, as well as phasing and value engineering. The decision pathway graphic suggests that if the project stays below 250000 it may use a simpler process; above that it would proceed to formal plans and bidding, making this a prime time to shape the scope and technical basis of future procurements.
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$1,845,459May 13, 2026The Fargo Park District is creating Park Improvement District 2026-1 for Madelyn’s Meadows and has approved resolutions to direct MBN Engineering to prepare reports and then full plans and specifications for a new 2.17‑acre neighborhood park. Planned improvements include site drainage, 2–5 playgrounds, concrete playground borders and sidewalks, a 20’x20’ park shelter, grill pad, park signage, and associated appurtenances, with a total opinion-of-cost of 876,635.20. A Declaration of Official Intent states the district expects to reimburse costs with a future tax‑exempt bond issue, signaling secured financing for construction. Once plans and specifications are complete, administration will return to the board with resolutions to approve the plans, authorize advertising for bids, and accept bids, meaning no construction contractor has been selected yet. This is a strong pre‑RFP lead for park contractors, playground/park equipment suppliers, shelters, site and concrete contractors, and design‑build teams who can track when the board authorizes bidding and position for the upcoming construction solicitation.
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$876,635Jun 17, 2026The Original Townsite and Maplewood Addition sewer, water, and street project is in post-construction dispute and defect resolution, with Moore Engineering billing for additional services, defective work, and dispute resolution. The agenda notes a snowmelt system repair needing verification and a curb repair that worsened issues, indicating unresolved performance problems. This is existing work, but it opens a door for specialty contractors and forensic engineers to assist with remediation, testing, and potential rework.
Contract Admin
$1,156,520Jul 14, 2026Full reconstruct of two streets in the Meadowridge neighborhood, including replacing all utilities and reconstructing streets, due to poor pavement and sanitary sewer sags.
Contract Admin
$5,100,000Jun 24, 2026At its June 22, 2026 meeting, the Horace Park Board is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing issuance of improvement warrants and exchanging them for 2,015,000 Refunding Improvement Bonds, Series 2026B, tied to Independence Park (Park Improvement District No. 2025‑1). The bonds have a 20‑year amortization with principal due from 2027 to 2046 and are backed by special assessments plus a general tax levy for any fund deficiencies. This financing is meant to fund Independence Park improvements and associated costs of issuance. The extensive bond resolution and Limited Continuing Disclosure Certificate show the district’s reliance on special assessment financing, use of UMB Bank as paying agent, and Ohnstad Twichell as bond counsel. Vendors in public finance advisory, disclosure compliance, arbitrage rebate, and financial reporting can use this as a timing cue to support ongoing debt management or future issuances. It also provides budget context for park capital projects that may create demand for project management, cost control, and financial planning services.
Budget Planning
$2,015,000Jun 22, 2026Horace Park District is constructing major Independence Park improvements under Park Improvement District No. 2023‑2 with Roers Construction Joint Venture, LLC as the contractor and Interstate Engineering as engineer. As of June 16‑17, 2026, Change Order No. 3 increased the contract by 20,199.20 to 1,247,103.70 to revise parking lot grading and drainage, adjust landscaping, and extend a timber retaining wall, with substantial completion still targeted for October 17, 2026 and final payment readiness by November 21, 2026. The detailed change order shows active field redesign, storm sewer adjustments, landscaping modifications, and structural changes, indicating ongoing construction and potential need for additional specialty trades, materials, and site amenities during and after completion. For vendors, this is primarily incumbent intelligence, but it highlights that Independence Park will soon include new parking, trails, playground, landscaping, and infrastructure that may require follow‑on work such as furnishings, lighting, maintenance, or programming support. Engaging the Park District about post‑completion maintenance contracts, equipment, and services aligned to the new park features could be productive once the primary construction is substantially complete.
Contract Admin
$1,247,103Jun 22, 2026West Fargo finalized plans for Project 1352, a core-area sanitary sewer rehabilitation focused on spot repairs and relining of failing clay-tile mains. The Commission approved plans and directed advertisement for bids, with an estimated total cost of $2,266,000 funded by capital improvement sales tax and no special assessments. Underground utility and rehab contractors can bid via QuestCDN by July 16, 2026 and should review televising data and plan sheets with the Engineering Department.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Cass County, North Dakota
98 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
West Fargo Public School District 6
School12,865 students
West Fargo Park District
Special District
Town of Wiser
City66 pop.
Town of Wheatland
City191 pop.
Town of Watson
City90 pop.
Town of Warren
City127 pop.
Town of Walburg
City135 pop.
Town of Tower
City119 pop.
Town of Stanley
City848 pop.
Town of Rush River
City87 pop.
Town of Rochester
City44 pop.
Town of Rich
City70 pop.
Town of Reed
City1,123 pop.
Town of Raymond
City223 pop.
Town of Pontiac
City89 pop.
Town of Pleasant
City376 pop.
Town of Page
City44 pop.
Town of Normanna
City349 pop.
Town of Noble
City81 pop.
Town of Mapleton
City197 pop.
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