Deer Lodge County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Georgetown Lake Holdings LLC (Paumies Porkies) is seeking TIF funding to fully replace the failing roof at 219 1/2 E. Commercial Ave in Anaconda’s downtown historic district. Two bids from Ace Roofing LLC and Christman Consulting LLC range from about $49,988 to $71,208, with owners providing match and proceeding even if only partially funded. The URA/TIF Board will review the June 2026 grant cycle applications, so roofing contractors, historic rehab specialists, and construction financiers can still engage around scope, pricing, and potential future phases.
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$71,208Jun 23, 2026Georgetown Lake Holdings LLC (Paumies Porkies at 219 E Commercial Ave) applied to the URA/TIF for help funding a full roof replacement on their downtown historic building. Two proposals from Ace Roofing and Christman Consulting put total project cost between about $40,000 and $71,000, with work to remove existing membrane and install a new TPO roof. The project timeline targets contractor selection by June 15, 2026 and roof completion by September 15, 2026. This is an active planning and funding need; roofing, construction, financing, and historic-building specialists can discuss scope, value engineering, and matching funds as the grant decision and contractor choice are still open.
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$71,208Jun 23, 2026ACI representatives requested $2,500 from the DUI Task Force to support Camp H2O, an 11th-year summer camp serving 65 youth, noting increased costs. The chair asked that the request be placed on the agenda for the next DUI Task Force meeting, so funding has not yet been approved. Youth program, prevention, and camp service providers can engage around budget justification, in-kind support, or complementary services ahead of that decision.
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$2,500Jul 11, 2026The board approved covering $100,000 for a Lincoln Primary playground remodel, and minutes note a WET presentation on the Lincoln playground. The superintendent reports the playground remodel has officially begun. This indicates an active capital project where construction and play equipment vendors are already engaged, but there may be needs for surfacing, accessibility upgrades, inspections, and future facilities planning.
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$100,000Jul 8, 2026The district’s MSGIA workers’ compensation coverage for FY27 (July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027) is renewed with a net premium of $76,056 based on $8,972,000 payroll. The renewal package highlights loss experience, safety risks, and available risk management services, including training and grants. While the WC carrier is fixed, the detailed risk profile creates opportunities for safety training providers, ergonomic and security consultants, and equipment vendors to address high-incident areas like teacher aides and slip/fall incidents.
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$76,056Jul 8, 2026The commission approved claims including $109,000 to Hydro-Tech for work on the courthouse, indicating an active capital repair or renovation project. The vendor and funding are set, so the primary award is decided. This is useful intelligence on the incumbent for future courthouse or building work, as well as possible subcontracting or specialty services needs during construction.
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$109,000Jun 16, 2026Levin LLC was approved for up to $68,500 in TIF funding for a feasibility study on reuse of the historic Torgerson Brothers Building, including options from basic self‑supporting use to a more ambitious redevelopment. An architecture firm has prepared a scope of services and will examine multiple scenarios, with the owner targeting completion of existing apartments within about a year and broader project work over the next few years. This is a professional services contract that will shape a sizable future capital project, relevant to planners, architects, engineers, and financiers.
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$68,500Jun 26, 2026The Anaconda-Deer Lodge County DUI Task Force approved purchasing 100 magnetic bumper stickers with rounded corners and 400 gift card sleeves from Amazon for $20.99, plus custom logo stickers. Design and messaging for the bumper stickers is still being developed for future orders. Print vendors and promotional product suppliers can target follow-on work for additional signage, branded materials, and updated designs as this campaign grows.
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$21Jul 11, 2026Claims included $51,500 to Butte Auto for a new law enforcement vehicle and $30,466 to Dana Safety Supply for the emergency police package. Vehicle purchase and upfitting vendor are chosen, so the current cycle is decided. This reveals the county’s fleet refresh pattern and preferred suppliers, useful for future patrol units, maintenance, and equipment replacement opportunities.
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$81,966Jun 16, 2026Georgetown Lake Holdings LLC was approved for up to $20,000 in TIF funding to replace the failing roof at the former Paumie’s Porkies building, purchased on April 1, 2026. Contractors have advised full roof replacement (estimates $49,000–$70,000) before any new front‑of‑house use like a cafe or tenant space. With financing lined up and a TIF contribution secured, the owners are actively selecting roofing contractors and planning future facade and interior improvements, creating near‑term construction and design opportunities.
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