Chase County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Chase County

10 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The board is asked to act on multiple vendors tied to the new Ag classroom: roof updates (Weathercraft, up to $6,000), completed work by 20/20 ($1,835.70), spray foam by Paintin Construction ($3,800), and HVAC installation by Reese Mechanical ($17,118). These items show the ag facility is under active construction with defined contractors. Construction, FF&E, and ag-lab vendors can target follow-on needs such as casework, equipment, safety systems, and future additions once the core build-out is complete.

Contract Award
$28,754Jul 20, 2026

Perkins County Schools is approving purchase of an Astor CTE3 Nivano wall-mounted changing table for $7,740 to support students with profound and multiple disabilities. This is a decided equipment buy, funded from SPED furniture lines. Vendors of adaptive equipment can track this as evidence of investment in intensive needs facilities and future replacement or accessories. Follow-up may focus on service, maintenance, or additional accessibility upgrades.

Contract Award
$7,740Jul 20, 2026

The board will act on a $7,500 financial consulting contract with Carl Dietz for the 2026-27 school year. This locks in an outside advisor supporting budget, bonds, or tax anticipation notes. Competing financial advisors and municipal finance firms can view this as incumbent intel and time outreach around the next budget cycle or debt actions where additional services may be needed.

Contract Award
$7,500Jul 20, 2026

Perkins County High School accepted a Weathercraft Companies proposal dated 7/15/2026 for roof work tied to a kitchen remodel. Scope includes removing two kitchen exhaust vents, two plumbing vents, and a brick chimney, then reframing, redecking, insulating with ISO, and installing .60 mil EPDM roofing. Work is time and materials not to exceed $6,000, with payment upon completion. This confirms Weathercraft as roofing contractor and signals an active facilities project that may need additional trades, equipment, or follow-on work.

Contract Award
$6,000Jul 15, 2026

July expenses show an $8,300 annual preventive maintenance contract with Heartland Roofing Consultants. This indicates a formal roof PM program. Roofing and building envelope vendors gain insight on the incumbent and can position for supplemental work, inspections, or future replacements aligned with the CIP.

Contract Award
$8,300Jul 14, 2026

July expenditure reports show significant purchases from Amazon, Lakeshore Learning, School Specialty and others for preschool and early elementary toys, manipulatives, art supplies, and Tonies audio players. This reveals current vendors and spending patterns for early childhood materials, suggesting ongoing and future replenishment needs.

Contract Award
$4,748Jul 14, 2026

The superintendent reports that auditorium carpet is installed, curtains are being completed, and seats are 87% through production for late July or early August installation. Financials show vendors like Brophy’s Electric handling an auditorium project installment. This is an active facilities upgrade where follow-on work such as AV, lighting, acoustics, and future maintenance will be needed.

Contract Admin
$18,273Jul 14, 2026

General fund expenses include an $18,132.30 payment to Frontline Education for absence/time solution and Frontline Central renewal for 26-27. This confirms Frontline as the HR/time and absence management system. HR tech vendors gain insight into the incumbent and timing of the multi-year renewal cycle.

Contract Admin
$18,132Jul 14, 2026

Payments to contractor Mike Kreiling for tile and carpet work in the auditorium, with mileage, show active interior upgrades. Combined with Brophy’s Electric’s auditorium installment, this suggests a sizeable auditorium refurbishment. Vendors in seating, flooring, and AV can look for remaining or future phases beyond current contracts.

Contract Admin
$5,230Jul 14, 2026

US Bank expenditures list a Mosyle ONE K-12 license fee of $1,620 and a ReadTheory subscription charge. This confirms existing MDM and literacy software in use. IT and EdTech vendors can plan around these incumbents, offer implementation support, training, or complementary tools, and watch for renewal windows.

Contract Admin
$1,620Jul 14, 2026

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