Dallas County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Dallas County
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Dallas County reviewed the 100% design development budget and scope for major renovations at 100 Nile Kinnick Dr N and 210 N 10th Street for the Auditor’s operations. Turner Construction, as CM-at-Risk, estimates about $3.3 million in project costs with alternates for brick veneer, high‑density storage, dry-chem fire suppression, generator relocation, and a new early voting vestibule. Bid documents are planned for mid‑September 2026 with field work starting January 2027 and lasting about nine months, so subcontractors, specialty trades, FF&E, low-voltage, and life-safety vendors should track upcoming bid packages through Turner and the county.
Pre-RFP
$3,307,996Jul 14, 2026Grand Prairie Parkway Streetscape Phase 1 project construction
Contract Award
$3,475,000Aug 4, 2026Van Meter awarded the Raccoon River Bridge Improvements construction contract to Jorgensen Contracting Co. for $1,694,371.40, well under the $2.74 million engineer’s estimate. Work includes pavement overlay and structural repairs on the main Raccoon River Bridge and overflow bridge using Iowa DOT 2023 specs, with completion required by June 25, 2027. This sets Jorgensen as the prime for a 12‑month bridge rehab, creating follow‑on potential for traffic control, materials, coatings, testing, and subcontracted specialty work.
Contract Award
$1,694,371Jul 13, 2026The council approved final plans, specs, contract form, and cost estimate for the Raccoon River Bridge Improvements after a May 11, 2026 public hearing. Veenstra & Kimm prepared the contract documents, including Iowa DOT‑based special provisions and fiber‑reinforced overlay specs. Design is complete and accepted, but the City and engineer will manage construction, submittal review, and inspections through June 2027, which may need ongoing engineering support tools and related services.
Contract Award
$2,740,000Jul 13, 2026Van Meter approved final plans and awarded the Raccoon River Bridge Improvements contract to Jorgensen Contracting Co. for about $1.69 million, well under the $2.74 million engineer’s estimate. Work includes new pavement overlay, structural repairs, guardrail and barrier upgrades, painting, and related traffic control on the main and overflow bridges. Construction must be completed by June 25, 2027, creating follow-on needs for materials, testing, traffic control, and specialty subs during the multi-year project.
Contract Award
$1,694,371Jul 13, 2026Dallas Center is applying, with Region XII COG, for a $650,000 CDBG Downtown Revitalization Grant to renovate multiple downtown building facades, with $457,871.86 in City match and $228,122.47 in owner contributions for a $1.34 million program. Targets include properties along 14th, 15th, and Walnut Streets. This is pre-construction but funded if awarded, signaling upcoming design, construction, and materials work for facade restoration specialists, architects, and historic materials suppliers.
Grant Funding
$1,335,994Jul 14, 2026Dallas Center is preparing a CDBG Downtown Revitalization Grant application to fund facade improvements on nine aging downtown buildings in its Urban Renewal area, targeting slum and blight. Total project cost is about $1.34 million, with a planned $650,000 CDBG request and the balance from city and property owner match; the application is due August 17, 2026. This is early-stage planning for a multi-building construction and design effort, with architectural work already underway but no construction contractor named. Firms offering facade design, construction, historic rehab, and grant-compliance support can engage the city and downtown owners now around scope, phasing, and implementation support if funding is awarded.
Grant Funding
$1,335,994Jul 14, 2026Renewal of property, auto, professional, and liability insurance for the City of Waukee.
Contract Award
$669,559Jul 8, 2026Professional services agreement for overseeing the Sumas Avenue improvements, including a RISE grant.
Contract Award
$400,000Jul 31, 2026Dallas County reviewed capital project updates showing the new evidence storage facility and firing range are 85% complete, with paving done and mechanical work and punch list remaining. Turner Construction’s Pay Application #16 for $532,574.49 was approved, indicating construction is in late stages and expected to finish next month. This is useful for firms offering security systems, storage fixtures, range equipment, training, or commissioning services as the facility moves into fit‑out and operational readiness.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Dallas County, Iowa
17 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Xenia Rural Water District
Special District
Woodward-granger Community School District
School1,236 students
West Des Moines Community School District
School9,170 students
Waukee Community School District
School13,600 students
Perry Public Library District
Library District
Madrid Community School District
School659 students
Dallas County Hospital
Public Hospital
Dallas County
County115,343 pop.
Dallas Center-grimes Community School District
School3,770 students
City of Waukee
City31,645 pop.
City of Van Meter
City1,725 pop.
City of Perry
City7,984 pop.
City of Dexter
City629 pop.
City of De Soto
City933 pop.
City of Dallas Center
City1,966 pop.
City of Bouton
City126 pop.
City of Adel
City6,474 pop.
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