Custer County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Custer County
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The district will use Segra for wide area network services across all sites as part of E-Rate funding year 2026. They chose a 10 Gbps, 120‑month option at $1,200 per month pre-discount, totaling $144,000, with an expected district share of $240 per month after an 80% discount. This cements Segra as the WAN carrier for up to 10 years and highlights network design, redundancy, and monitoring needs over a long-term contract.
Contract Award
$144,000Jul 22, 2026The district selected Spectrum for local internet services across all sites under E-Rate funding year 2026. They will use a 2 Gbps, 36‑month option at $990 per month pre-discount, totaling $35,640, with the district expecting to pay $198 per month after an 80% discount. This locks in Spectrum as the internet provider through the term and hints at needs for bandwidth management, security, and failover solutions.
Contract Award
$35,640Jul 22, 2026The district will work with High Point to update old network switches under E-Rate funding year 2026. The switch refresh totals $23,126 pre-discount, with the district expecting to pay about $4,625 after an 80% discount as a one-time cost. This identifies High Point as the switching incumbent and signals upcoming implementation, giving others insight into network standards and potential needs for cabling, installation, and ongoing services.
Contract Award
$23,126Jul 22, 2026The district will renew Wi-Fi access point licensing with High Point as part of E-Rate funding year 2026. The AP licensing renewal totals $19,872 pre-discount, with an expected 80% E-Rate discount reducing the one-time district cost to about $3,974. This signals High Point as the current Wi-Fi platform and highlights ongoing subscription needs, creating openings for support, monitoring, and future Wi-Fi upgrades.
Contract Award
$19,872Jul 22, 2026The district will use Amigo for microwave transmission of internet to PES under E-Rate funding year 2026. They selected a 3‑year option with total pre-discount cost of $10,080, with the district paying about $2,016 over three annual payments after an expected 80% discount. This identifies Amigo as the connectivity provider for PES, with potential needs around installation, alignment, backup links, and future upgrades after the 3‑year term.
Contract Award
$10,080Jul 22, 2026The district plans to purchase two Appliansys Cachebox caching servers, one for T&I and one for PES, under E-Rate funding year 2026. Total pre-discount cost is $2,893, with an expected 80% E-Rate discount bringing the one-time district cost to about $579. This confirms the caching platform and value, useful for firms offering related networking gear, support, or optimization services around the new appliances.
Contract Award
$2,893Jul 22, 2026Fremont School District RE-2 is comparing its current CSDSIP pool coverage for 7/1/25–7/1/26 with an alternative Liberty Mutual package via HUB for 7/1/26–7/1/27. The comparison spans auto, GL, school leaders E&O, property, umbrella, crime, cyber, and risk management tools at an estimated $309,285 vs. $260,972 in annual premium. The proposal notes higher deductibles and different limits plus RMIS and workers comp management options, with a bind-by-7/1/2026 date. Insurance and risk vendors can engage on coverage tradeoffs, cyber risk, and safety services while the district decision is still open.
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$260,972Jul 1, 2026Hanson Hall July and August lease payment for tourism.
Contract Award
$6,000Jul 15, 2026Acceptance of a monetary donation to assist with replacing Posse equipment used during the Aspen Acres fire.
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$5,000Jul 15, 2026Explore Custer County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Custer County, Colorado
7 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wet Mountain Fire Protection District
Fire District
West Custer County Library District
Library District
Town of Silver Cliff
City707 pop.
Round Mountain Water & Sanitation District
Utility District
Fremont RE-2
School1,376 students
Custer County School District C-1
School345 students
Custer County
County5,553 pop.
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