Clinton County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The YWCA Empowerment Center presented an update on City LMI and homelessness-prevention funding for FY25 and requested continued City support for FY2028-2030. The City currently passes over $500,000 in direct assistance annually, representing about one-third of the match for larger IFA and HUD housing programs. This points to ongoing, multi-year case management, housing, and data needs where grant management, data systems, evaluation, and supportive services vendors could help YWCA and the City sustain and report on outcomes.
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$500,000Jul 14, 2026The City will enter a four‑month agreement with Chemtron Supply (CRBwater) to provide Metsource micronutrients, consulting, and testing for the ADM BVF reactors at the Regional Water Reclamation Facility at $18,009.64 per month. The goal is to diagnose and correct micronutrient deficiencies affecting biogas production, COD/BOD removal, and microbial stability. This identifies Chemtron as the process consultant and signals an advanced digestion/industrial pretreatment operation with likely ongoing optimization and maintenance needs.
Contract Award
$72,039Jul 14, 2026The board will consider approving an agreement with Bray Architects for an SB Lighting project at a fee of $24,500. This signals design or consulting work for a school building lighting upgrade, with Bray as the selected architect. Electrical contractors, lighting manufacturers, and controls vendors should track this as early-stage design where product standards, specs, and future bid packages for installation will be shaped.
Contract Award
$24,500Jul 13, 2026After a public hearing on July 14, 2026, the Council approved sale of the City-owned lot at 121 North 4th Street to Jurgersen Hauling LLC for $2,000, to be combined with their adjacent properties at 117 and 133 North 4th. The buyer intends to maintain the space as green space between existing operations. This is modest, but it signals a trucking/hauling operator consolidating land, which could drive site improvements, small construction, or service needs over time.
Contract Award
$2,000Jul 14, 2026The City is selling 121 North 4th Street (Parcel 80-0315-0000) to Jurgersen Hauling LLC for $2,000 to combine with their adjacent lots at 117 and 133 North 4th Street. The public hearing on the sale is set for July 14, 2026, following prior Council intent to accept the bid. The deal reveals a small industrial owner assembling parcels, which could lead to future site improvements, construction, or equipment needs on the combined property.
Contract Award
$2,000Jul 14, 2026The City is approving an automatic aid agreement between the Clinton Fire Department and Low Moor Fire Department, Inc. The pact formalizes automatic response on confirmed structure fires between jurisdictions. While not a purchase itself, it signals coordinated operations and potential shared needs for radios, training, turnout gear, and interoperable incident management tools across agencies.
Contract Award
$0Jul 14, 2026The Council approved a service agreement with Miles Communications, LLC to provide television services at the Ericksen Center and Eagle Point Park Lodge, replacing Mediacom. The change enables expanded TV access at the Lodge for events and consolidates service under 30‑day terminable terms. This identifies Miles as the current video provider and reflects AV expectations at key rental facilities, suggesting future opportunities for Wi‑Fi upgrades, streaming, and event tech support.
Contract Award
$0Jul 14, 2026The board will consider a drivers education contract with Mississippi Bend AEA for Summer 2027 and the 2027-28 school year at $425 per student. This indicates the AEA is the incumbent provider for classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction during that period. Competing driver ed providers should note the per-student rate and term for future rebids or for supplemental offerings such as scheduling systems or simulations.
Contract Award
$425Jul 13, 2026The Finance Committee reviewed the YWCA’s request for $50,000 in FY 2027 as part of a three‑year agreement to provide rental and utility assistance for low‑ to moderate‑income residents, plus renewal for FY 2028–2030. The City is awaiting a legal opinion on whether such LMI agreements comply with SF2472 before committing to future years. This indicates continued City-backed housing stability programming and potential future RFPs or partner coordination around LMI support and grant leveraging.
Budget Planning
$50,000Jul 14, 2026The June 23, 2026 claims list shows Brown’s Shoe Fit Co receiving $1,200 for vouchers under a JAG grant, indicating an active grant-funded program supporting police footwear or safety gear. While this specific purchase is complete, it confirms use of Byrne JAG funds for officer equipment, which may recur on a cycle and expand to other safety-related items.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Clinton County, Iowa
10 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Northeast Community School District
School869 students
Low Rent Housing Agency of Clinton
Local Housing Authority
Easton Valley Community School District
School497 students
Clinton County
County46,015 pop.
Clinton Community School District
School3,359 students
City of Low Moor
City241 pop.
City of Delmar
City542 pop.
City of Clinton
City24,239 pop.
Central Dewitt Community School District
School1,617 students
Camanche Community School District
School946 students
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