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Government Projects in Clark County

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The board held a special meeting on June 26, 2026 to approve three construction proposal revisions related to building work: north/south wall, south wall of new storage with metal stud framing, and a parapet at the west end of the roof. The items total about $83,000 and are tied to an existing project with Architect Inc and JDH Construction present. This confirms an active facilities project where design and scope are still being adjusted, which can signal future change orders or related work for construction, engineering, and building-systems vendors.

Contract Award
$83,364Jun 26, 2026

De Smet School District’s 2026 special education comprehensive plan formalizes use of independent educational evaluations (IEEs) at public expense, with defined cost caps, evaluator qualifications, and a standing list of regional examiners. The district also allows use of other evaluators within 90 miles and will fund multidisciplinary IEEs up to $2,500, including travel and meeting time. This signals ongoing demand for psychologists, therapists, and related specialists who can join the approved pool or offer supplemental evaluation capacity.

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$2,500Jun 15, 2026

The board accepted a property insurance quote from EMC and discussed raising umbrella limits and possibly shifting dwelling coverage to De Smet Farm Mutual. Auto coverage is still open; EMC has quoted a policy, and the current Auto-Owners policy renews in August 2026. The board plans to review auto quotes at a future meeting, creating a near-term window for carriers and brokers to propose alternatives for auto and umbrella coverage.

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$0Jun 15, 2026

The board received an update on umbrella limits and premium options for property and auto insurance and is waiting on updated premiums from Auto-Owners before setting coverage levels. The track and football field complex has been reclassified as a single building for insurance purposes. Insurance brokers and risk consultants have an opening to discuss alternative carriers, coverage structures, and valuation strategies once updated quotes arrive.

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$0Jun 15, 2026

A Dual Credit Committee reviewed and updated the district’s dual credit and distance learning policy, with a detailed new policy and MOU presented in June 2026. The board discussed the changes in May and planned to approve the final dual credit policy at the June 15 meeting. The policy formalizes broader use of online, dual credit, and distance courses, pointing to increased demand for virtual course content, advising tools, and learning management support.

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$0Jun 15, 2026

The board is asked to approve Eureka Math for $15,956 over three years for the district. This indicates a committed math curriculum investment through roughly 2029, with vendor selection effectively made. Curriculum and edtech providers can look at training, implementation support, assessment tools, and supplemental math resources that work alongside Eureka during this multi-year adoption.

Contract Award
$15,956Jun 23, 2026

The superintendent recommends purchasing Amplify ELA curriculum for $10,966 over six years. This locks in an ELA program likely through 2032, so the main selection is set. ELA-focused edtech and PD providers can target supports such as teacher training, intervention tools, and complementary literacy resources that integrate well with Amplify during the rollout and over the multi-year term.

Contract Award
$10,966Jun 23, 2026

The board approved a DAK13 Prime Vendor Contract with Performance Foodservice for the 2026-2027 school year. This locks in Performance Foodservice as the primary food supplier for the district. Food and kitchen vendors should see this as incumbent intelligence and a timeline marker for the next bid cycle or for add-on specialty items not covered by the prime contract.

Contract Award
$0Jun 15, 2026

De Smet School District approved a 2026-2027 prime vendor contract with Performance Foodservice for Child Nutrition, covering delivery of groceries, produce, dairy, and non-food items. Pricing is cost-plus-$3.30 per case with a term from August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027 and up to four one-year renewals by mutual consent. This identifies Performance Foodservice as the food distribution incumbent and signals ongoing needs for equipment, software, menu planning, and compliance support around the nutrition program.

Contract Award
$0Jun 15, 2026

Clark County’s June 17, 2026 settlement report lists a Rural Access Infrastructure Fund balance of $86,998.54, indicating dedicated money for future road or access improvements. The board did not yet allocate projects against this fund, only reporting balances alongside Road & Bridge and TIF funds. This is a planning-stage signal for firms that help scope, design, or deliver small rural infrastructure jobs or advise on how to deploy these grant-style dollars into shovel-ready work.

Budget Planning
$86,999Jun 17, 2026

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