Dickey County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Jamestown City Council is considering a resolution to approve construction of a miniature golf course project at the Frontier Village on city-owned property by Kepida Contracting, LLC, for 846,828.30. This item would formalize the selection of Kepida as the contractor and authorize the project to proceed at a defined contract amount. While the primary construction award is effectively decided, the new amenity will generate needs for site amenities, landscaping, signage, lighting, equipment, and ongoing maintenance and programming. Vendors providing recreation equipment, point-of-sale systems, marketing, and operations support could engage the City or contractor about complementary products and services to support the mini-golf facility’s launch and long-term success.
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$846,828Jun 23, 2026Jamestown City Council approved construction of a miniature golf course at the Frontier Village on city-owned property, awarding the project to Kepida Contracting, LLC for 846,828.30. This decision finalizes the contractor selection and authorizes the project to move into construction. While the primary construction contract is decided, the new amenity will likely require site furnishings, landscaping, lighting, signage, point-of-sale systems, and ongoing maintenance and programming support. Vendors can target Kepida and the city for subcontracting, equipment supply, and future operational needs as the miniature golf facility is built and opened to the public.
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$846,828Jun 23, 2026At its June 25, 2026 special meeting, the Jamestown City Council awarded the bid for the 11th Ave SW Water, Sewer and Street Improvement District #26-50 (Mary Young Addition and West Ridge Estates) to Border States Paving Inc. in the amount of 499,530. The resolution also authorizes the Mayor and City Administrator to sign all applicable contract documents, indicating that the procurement decision is complete and the project will move into execution. This is a defined capital construction project covering underground utilities and street work in specific residential areas, creating follow-on potential for materials suppliers, testing services, traffic control, and adjacent infrastructure needs. Vendors can position around subcontracting with the prime, offering construction support services, or tracking this district as a reference point for future utility and street improvement districts Jamestown is likely to undertake on a similar scale.
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$499,530Jun 25, 2026Purchase of a 2026 budgeted garbage truck and body for the Sanitation Department to replace Unit #13, a 2018 Freightliner with Larue body, using a Sourcewell quote from Sanitation Products for a total of $440,159.20.
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$440,159Jun 1, 2026Procurement of a 2026 budgeted garbage truck and body for the Sanitation Department to replace Unit 13, a 2018 Freightliner with Larue body, using a Sourcewell cooperative purchasing quote from Sanitation Products.
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$440,159May 21, 2026Comprehensive remodel of the senior center building, following roof inspection and approval of a construction quote for 243337.
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$243,337May 11, 2026Procurement of a replacement baler conveyor for the solid waste operation from Mayfran International for a total quote of $113,041.98, exclusive of installation, funded from the Solid Waste Fund.
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$113,041Jun 1, 2026The Public Works Committee is considering recommending that the City Council approve public sewer back-up and water main break limited coverage through the North Dakota Insurance Reserve Fund. The proposed coverage would assist with sewer or water cleanup and damage regardless of fault or liability at an annual premium of 10688, with a prorated cost of 3455 for May 20, 2026 to September 14, 2026 split evenly between the Sewer and Water Funds. This indicates Jamestown is moving toward a defined insurance solution with a specific insurer and cost structure. While the primary coverage decision appears set, this is useful for insurance and risk-management vendors as incumbent intelligence and may signal future opportunities around risk assessment, claims management support, or competitive marketing when this coverage is next reviewed or renewed.
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$10,688Jun 25, 2026Ellendale Ambulance proposed entering a maintenance contract with Stryker, the manufacturer of the ambulance equipment they currently own and use in three rigs. The council approved a Stryker quote for a three-year maintenance contract not to exceed 50,000 to keep the equipment in proper working order and control long-term costs. This decision confirms Stryker as the maintenance and support incumbent for key EMS equipment through the contract term, but it also highlights the City’s focus on lifecycle reliability and cost savings. Vendors in EMS equipment, accessories, and training can view this as a chance to align with the existing Stryker environment for complementary products and services or to prepare for future procurement opportunities when the maintenance contract approaches renewal.
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$50,000Jun 8, 2026The council received an update that the asbestos inspection for the Senior Center has been completed, and they expect a report soon in order to move forward with renovation work. They also noted that the existing dishwasher will be removed and potentially sold to the Dickey County Senior Center. An initial invoice from Elliot Construction for 43,337 was submitted and approved, indicating construction work is already underway or recently started with that contractor. While the primary buildout contract appears to be awarded, there may be follow-on opportunities for specialized trades, furnishings, kitchen equipment replacement, accessibility improvements, and building systems upgrades as the project advances and the asbestos report shapes further scope.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Dickey County, North Dakota
43 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Young
City33 pop.
Town of Yorktown
City40 pop.
Town of Wright
City39 pop.
Town of Whitestone
City22 pop.
Town of Van Meter
City113 pop.
Town of Valley
City20 pop.
Town of Spring Valley
City26 pop.
Town of Riverdale
City102 pop.
Town of Potsdam
City35 pop.
Town of Porter
City48 pop.
Town of Port Emma
City44 pop.
Town of Northwest
City15 pop.
Town of Maple
City46 pop.
Town of Lovell
City47 pop.
Town of Lorraine
City33 pop.
Town of Keystone
City44 pop.
Town of Kentner
City231 pop.
Town of Kent
City25 pop.
Town of James River Valley
City34 pop.
Town of Hudson
City79 pop.
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