Chouteau County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Chouteau County

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The board will review a $59,184 premium for the Montana Schools Property & Liability Insurance Plan. This reflects the district’s chosen insurance pool or carrier for 2026-27. Insurance and risk management firms gain insight on the incumbent and premium level, informing future competitive proposals or ancillary risk services like safety training and claims support.

Contract Award
$59,184Jul 21, 2026

The board will act on a $12,411.93 invoice from ISTATE Truck Center for charter bus repairs. This indicates the district maintains or uses charter buses and spends materially on maintenance. Transportation and fleet vendors can use this as intel on the incumbent repair provider and potential future needs for maintenance contracts, fleet replacement planning, or safety upgrades.

Contract Award
$12,411Jul 21, 2026

The board will consider a $6,366.94 subscription for Apptegy Rooms. Rooms is typically a classroom-to-home communication app tied to the district’s web platform. EdTech vendors gain intel that Apptegy will be the family communication incumbent, creating potential needs around training, rollout support, and future evaluation of LMS or messaging tools.

Contract Award
$6,366Jul 21, 2026

The board will consider a $5,834.43 subscription for Apptegy Thrillshare Media. This is a communications and web/media platform purchase for the district. The decision locks in an incumbent for website and parent communication, but IT and communications vendors can look at integration, content support, and future renewals or expansions.

Contract Award
$5,834Jul 21, 2026

The board will consider an annual $5,432 subscription to the Montana Small Schools Alliance. This reflects membership in a statewide support and advocacy group providing training, consulting, and shared services. Professional service providers can note the alliance as a channel for reaching Big Sandy and similar districts, and explore complementary offerings where the alliance does not cover local needs.

Contract Award
$5,432Jul 21, 2026

The board approved the FY27 property and liability insurance renewal with MSGIA totaling $63,004. This confirms MSGIA as the incumbent insurer for the upcoming fiscal year. While the decision is made, it offers intel on risk coverage scale and timing for brokers or safety service providers targeting loss control or complementary coverage.

Contract Award
$63,004Jun 10, 2026

The board approved a JL and Maintenance quote of $36,753.64 for blacktop patching, crack sealing, and concrete-to-asphalt work, authorizing up to $60,000 with a special meeting if costs exceed that. Scope includes addressing ponds on the asphalt and unknown subsurface issues. This is an active summer facilities project and a signal of ongoing site maintenance needs and potential future paving phases.

Contract Award
$60,000Jun 10, 2026

The board approved a $32,430 quote from Ken's Refrigeration that includes outdoor condensers, with electrical work to be handled separately. Work is expected to be completed by late June or early July 2026. This confirms the incumbent for major kitchen/HVAC refrigeration work and suggests a near-term need for electrical contracting and possible future service or upgrades.

Contract Award
$32,430Jun 10, 2026

Mr. Clark presented quotes from Long for HVAC work, recommending options 1 and 2 for HVAC replacement and controls upgrades, including 31 room controllers for the high school. The total for the selected options is $53,179, and the board unanimously approved the quote after discussion of warranty coverage. This confirms a specific HVAC contractor and scope have been selected and funded, moving into implementation. For vendors, this provides incumbent intelligence on Long’s role in the district’s HVAC and controls environment, and suggests follow-on opportunities for integration, future phases, service agreements, and energy or comfort optimization around the new system.

Contract Award
$53,179May 13, 2026

The Lake Benton School District board approved sealcoating and striping work for the school parking lot at its May 20, 2026 meeting. DV Inc. was selected to perform sealcoating for 9500, and Buck's Lines was chosen to handle striping for 1294, with the motion passing and one abstention. This indicates that the district has committed funds for near-term pavement maintenance and is actively engaging local contractors for facilities upkeep. While the immediate project is awarded, vendors offering asphalt maintenance, crack sealing, ADA-compliant marking upgrades, or longer-term pavement management can track DV Inc. and Buck's Lines as incumbents and position for future cycles of work or related site improvements.

Contract Award
$10,794May 20, 2026

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