Dawson County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Dawson County
7 projects across 1 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
The county opened two bids for roof repair at the correctional facility: Wagner Roofing at $1,496,090 and Centimark Corporation at $1,581,846. Commissioners referred the bids to the Warden and an architect in Billings for review and recommendation, so award is still pending. Roofing manufacturers, specialty subs, and project managers can still influence product selection, warranty options, and potential subcontracting while the review is underway.
The county is considering a Memorandum of Understanding with the Montana Wool Growers Association for predator control in FY27, covering 714 head of sheep at $0.60 per head. This formalizes a small ongoing animal control program funded via assessments on sheep on the tax rolls. Wildlife and animal control service providers can view this as a structured, recurring program that may evolve, expand, or require additional services or equipment.
The commission agenda lists an estimate from MT Plumbing for $12,380.50 to repair the DES building. This suggests the county is moving ahead with specific facility repairs and has a named plumbing contractor in the mix. Facility maintenance vendors may see follow-on needs in HVAC, electrical, or additional building upgrades as this work proceeds.
The county approved plumbing repairs at the DES building based on a $12,380.50 estimate from MT Plumbing. Commissioners noted the problems have been ongoing and can no longer be patched, so they authorized MT Plumbing to proceed. While this specific work is already awarded, facility service firms gain insight that the DES building has aging systems and may need additional mechanical, plumbing, or building upgrades.
Resolution 2026-11 is a budgetary amendment for a $15,000 Nurturing Tree Grant from the Montana Public Health Institute. This adjusts county budgets to recognize grant funds for a specific program. Vendors supporting child and family services, program evaluation, or grant management can engage to help implement the Nurturing Tree activities funded by this grant.
The county received a $15,000 grant from the Montana Public Health Institute for a Community Health Assessment. This funding supports data collection, analysis, and planning for local health priorities. Public health consultants, survey firms, and data platforms can engage around helping the county execute the assessment and translate findings into implementable health programs or systems.
The county is considering a Memorandum of Understanding with Yellowstone Plains Foundation, Inc. for use of the Eastern Plains Event Center for elections and storage of voting booths. The agreement sets a fee of $300 per year, increasing by $20 on even years starting June 30, 2028, with a review every four years. Facilities and election services vendors can see this as a long-term location choice that may drive needs for storage, security, IT, and logistics support.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Dawson County, Montana
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Richey
Richey High School District
Lindsay Elementary School District
Glendive Elementary School District
Deer Creek Elementary School District
Dawson County Housing Authority
Dawson High School District
Dawson County Urban Transportation District
Dawson County
Dawson Community College
Bloomfield Elementary School District
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