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Government Projects in Custer County

23 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Following JEO’s electric cost‑of‑service study, the City approved Resolution 2026‑48 to raise electric rates about 11% across customer classes to generate an extra $1,000,000 in capital/O&M for future bond payments and rising expenses. New schedules cover residential, general service, demand, supplemental, large power, municipal, and lighting rates and take effect for usage from mid‑August to mid‑September 2026, billed October 1. This signals upcoming capital projects and O&M work where utility‑focused vendors can help plan, prioritize, and execute infrastructure upgrades.

Contract Admin
$1,000,000Jul 6, 2026

The City is processing a $432,055 payment to Harold K. Scholz Company for 15 kV switchgear and a 69 kV control panel at the Centennial Road Northeast Substation, with 65% of the contract value now paid. The original contract is $622,000 plus tax, and remaining payments will occur at shipment and final completion. Vendors in power equipment, protective relays, SCADA integration, testing, and maintenance can target follow-on work, commissioning support, and future upgrades around this new gear.

Contract Admin
$664,700Jul 6, 2026

Bright Fox Properties, LLC (RJ Liska) has applied for a $250,000 LB840 revolving loan to renovate the exterior and main floor commercial space of 401 Main Street, within a total project budget of about $650,000. The LB840 Review Committee unanimously recommended a 10‑year loan at 3.375% interest, and Council action is now needed to approve or modify the terms. Construction, architecture, engineering, and fit‑out vendors can engage RJ Liska as he lines up project financing and scopes exterior improvements and commercial tenant build‑outs.

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$650,000Jul 6, 2026

The council is approving Progress Payment No. 1 of $432,055 to Harold K. Scholz Company for the Centennial Road Northeast Substation switchgear and control panel project, with DGR Engineering involved. This confirms that construction/installation of substation switchgear and controls is underway. Vendors in power equipment, SCADA, protection relays, communications, and testing/commissioning services can look for follow-on work such as integration, startup support, and maintenance once the main build is completed.

Contract Admin
$432,055Jul 6, 2026

The LB840 Revolving Loan Fund Review Committee is recommending a $250,000 loan to RJ Liska d/b/a Bright Fox Properties to renovate the exterior and main floor commercial space of a building. Council action on this recommendation will unlock financing for construction and tenant improvements. Contractors, architects, and commercial fit-out suppliers have an upcoming privately led project, with the property owner controlling vendor selection once funding is approved.

Grant Funding
$250,000Jul 6, 2026

July 2026 claims show significant payments to ESU 10 for a wide range of services: special education support (psychology, speech, audio, deaf education), student records inservice, vocational and tech support. These recurring services make ESU 10 the incumbent for SPED and some IT/PD support. Other providers can target complementary offerings like assistive tech, specialized therapies, or analytics that integrate with ESU 10 work.

Contract Award
$14,603Jul 13, 2026

On July 10, 2026 the district paid $6,350 to Software Unlimited Inc for its accounting program, indicating continued use of this finance/HR system. Knowing this incumbent helps IT and finance vendors position integrations (e.g., payroll, procurement, reporting tools) and to anticipate future replacement or upgrade conversations if needs outgrow the current platform.

Contract Award
$6,350Jul 13, 2026

The district is paying 4 County Heating & Air, LLC $2,702.80 for work on a mini-split HVAC unit, coded as plant operations professional services. This indicates ongoing small-scale HVAC upgrades or repairs. Facilities and mechanical contractors can view this as evidence of system age and potential future projects for HVAC modernization or controls.

Contract Award
$2,703Jul 13, 2026

Callaway Public Schools is renewing its Blackboard phone calling system with Active Internet Technologies per an invoice dated July 11, 2026 for $1,130. This maintains their automated parent notification and outreach platform for the 2026-27 year. IT and communications vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence and explore add-ons, integrations, or alternative mass notification solutions ahead of future renewals.

Contract Award
$1,130Jul 13, 2026

Callaway Public Schools is renewing its Blackboard phone notification system with Active Interent Technologies for $1,130, covering automated calls to families and staff. The July 13, 2026 bills list shows this as a renewal expense coded to communications. This confirms Blackboard as the incumbent mass notification platform, giving IT and communications vendors insight into integration, support, and eventual replacement or expansion opportunities.

Contract Award
$1,130Jul 13, 2026

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