Custer County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The districts capital outlay plan shows predicted CTE construction costs of $6,805,000 in FY25, $4,162,294 in FY26, and $2,500,000 in the proposed budget, funded in part by large transfers from CTE reserves and Impact Aid. This indicates a multi-year buildout or expansion of CTE facilities and equipment, with updated billing from Kurtz affecting totals. Facility planners, architects, contractors, and CTE lab/equipment vendors should track this as detailed scopes, phasing, and bid packages are likely being shaped now for the FY25–FY26 window.
Budget Planning
$6,805,000Jul 1, 2026Hermosa’s engineer outlines emergency improvements to the town’s drinking water system, including bringing the 130,000 gallon Tower Hill tank back into service and adding a filtration system, new well pump drive, and North Tank pump house. The town plans to select a low bidder for minimum required construction and must pass a revised bond resolution to close a low-interest DANR drinking water loan. Once the loan closes, engineering and media costs can be reimbursed and the filtration system ordered. This is an early-stage capital project where water system, construction, and equipment vendors can help refine scope, pricing, and implementation sequencing.
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$24,400Jul 14, 2026The county is allocating $117,000 in insurance proceeds from Claims Associates to a building fund for fairgrounds repair. This reflects significant storm-related damage and a funded repair effort. Construction and facility service providers can treat this as a signal of major work at the fairgrounds, with opportunities in additional repairs, upgrades, or long-term maintenance once the core damage is addressed.
Contract Award
$117,000Jun 24, 2026Insurance proceeds of $26,000 from Claims Associates are being moved into a building fund line for highway repairs due to wind damage. This confirms facility repair work is funded and either underway or imminent. Contractors providing roofing, structural repair, and related services may find follow-on work, inspections, or maintenance opportunities, and can also note the likely incumbent handling this claim-funded work.
Contract Award
$26,000Jun 24, 2026The June 9, 2026 agenda lists approval of Pay Application #3 for Quinn Construction in the amount of 265,846.79 and a change order for 1,600.00. This confirms that Quinn Construction is the incumbent contractor on an ongoing capital project for the Town of Hermosa and that work is far enough along to require multiple progress payments and scope adjustments. While the primary project decision is already made, this is valuable incumbent intelligence for firms that might pursue future phases, maintenance, or competing bids on similar work. It also suggests the town has active construction management and inspection needs; engineering, testing, and project controls vendors can position themselves for future projects once Quinn’s contract is complete or additional work is contemplated.
Contract Admin
$267,446Jun 9, 2026In the Public Services Department section, the June 9, 2026 agenda lists approval of quotes from Dakota Asphalt for three street locations: McDermand (11,393.25), Hwy 79 (24,500.15), and South Corner Pantry (18,185.25). This indicates the town is proceeding with asphalt repair or resurfacing at these sites with Dakota Asphalt as the selected vendor for this round of work. Although the immediate work is already directed to Dakota Asphalt, the pattern of location-specific quotes suggests that Hermosa procures street maintenance in discrete packages. Competing paving contractors, materials suppliers, and engineering firms can use this intelligence to time outreach for future street projects and to propose bundled maintenance programs, pavement management planning, or competitive alternatives for subsequent years or sites.
Contract Award
$54,079Jun 9, 2026The commission is moving $2,950 in insurance proceeds from Claims Associates into a courthouse repair fund. This is for building repairs associated with recent damage. While the amount is small, it signals active facility maintenance at the courthouse and an incumbent adjuster. Vendors can target broader facility assessments, future capital repairs, or minor construction services around the courthouse.
Contract Award
$2,950Jun 24, 2026On June 15, 2026 the council approved a revised change order with Tallgrass Landscape for Harbach Park, confirming the contract now covers schematic design (completed) and design development and construction documents for Block 1 Common Area and Block 3 Creekside Area at a revised $133,579.63. Design is underway, so construction and amenities procurement will follow. Park contractors, playground vendors, site furnishings suppliers, and construction managers should track this project for upcoming bid packages and potential sub work once plans are finalized.
Contract Admin
$133,580Jul 6, 2026The Water/Sewer section of the June 9, 2026 agenda includes approval of Final Pay Application No. 6 for Conifer Construction in the amount of 149,212.00. This indicates Conifer Construction is the incumbent on a water/sewer-related capital project that is reaching final completion and closeout. For vendors, this confirms the type of contractor Hermosa uses for utility projects and suggests that design, inspection, or additional phases might follow once this project is complete. Competing contractors, engineers, and suppliers can use this timing intelligence to engage the town about upcoming water/sewer needs, maintenance work, or new capital projects that will follow the closeout of the Conifer contract.
Contract Admin
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