Dillingham Census Area Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Bristol Bay Teaching and Learning Collaborative (BBTLC) is funded by a $4.39M Alaska Native Education Program (ANEP) grant running through August 2025. BBF notes a full evaluation report is due June 2025 and that they plan to reapply when the ANEP program reopens, and are seeking ideas from districts on how to sustain the infrastructure. This is an early signal of follow-on grant-funded work around cultural competence training, community cultural repositories, culture camps, and Indigenous educator pipelines where districts may need consulting, curriculum, PD, and implementation support.
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$4,393,325Jul 20, 2026The Teaching Culture, Honoring Heritage project is a $4.50M grant-funded initiative (Aug 2024–Jul 2027) with BBBSD and LPSD to support Yup’ik, Dena’ina, and Alutiiq language and cultural revitalization. Year 1 produced draft K-12 Alutiiq language lesson plans and created multiple language-learning resources, with testing of curriculum with in-region teachers and additional classes and enrichment activities planned for 2025-2026. This is an active multi-year curriculum and PD effort where vendors in Indigenous language curriculum design, teacher training, digital content, and assessment tools could support ongoing development and classroom implementation.
Grant Funding
$4,498,202Jul 20, 2026The BUBBLE (Building Up Bristol Bay Language Endeavors) project is a $3.90M grant (Aug 2024–Jul 2027) with BBBSD and LPSD focused on culturally responsive enrichment, literacy, and teacher training. Year 1 activities included virtual traditional dance classes, regional listening sessions, a language and culture immersion camp, and a survey to inform a Bristol Bay Indigenous Language Strategic Plan, plus plans to develop a language and culture resource repository website. Upcoming work in 2025-2026 will publish the strategic plan, host a language summit, identify stories for publication, and build the repository website, creating clear needs around content development, web design, and PD.
Grant Funding
$3,899,642Jul 20, 2026The IT budget shows substantial spending on managed IT services and infrastructure, including $150,000 for computer support (LMJ Services, Inc. and Computerworks NPS, Inc.), $76,000 for software (Clerk, Planning, Public Safety, Finance), and $60,000 for hardware (including a public safety server upgrade). LMJ is identified as the primary IT services provider with a $115,000 contract plus $25,000 in project upgrades. While the core IT support contract is in place, the scale of investment and the number of disparate systems (AccuFund, MARS, ESRI, CivicEye, Brightly, APSIN, etc.) indicate ongoing modernization where integration and optimization projects are likely. This is useful incumbent intelligence for IT vendors and also suggests opportunities for specialized firms to offer security assessments, backup/DR enhancements, and application-specific consulting in coordination with or alongside LMJ. Outreach can focus on targeted improvements rather than replacing the main MSP.
Contract Award
$150,000Jun 10, 2026Within the PW Administration budget, the FY 2027 narrative allocates $7,500 for “Brightly Asset Management software.” This indicates that Dillingham is implementing or expanding a computerized asset management system, likely to inventory infrastructure and manage maintenance for streets, facilities, utilities, and fleet. The budget treats this as an operational IT cost rather than a discrete capital project, suggesting the product and vendor are already selected. Although the primary procurement decision appears made, the City is at the beginning of a broader asset management journey that typically involves data collection, process redesign, and potential integrations with GIS, finance, and work-order systems. This presents follow-on opportunities for implementation consultants, data services firms, and complementary software vendors (e.g., GIS, mobile inspections) to help Dillingham fully leverage Brightly, build out asset registers, and connect it to their ESRI/GIS and financial systems.
Contract Award
$7,500Jun 10, 2026The Public Safety Administration budget allocates $6,000 under computer software for CivicEye records management software, with cost escalations noted in future years, indicating acquisition of a new RMS for the police department. The narrative mentions that if CivicEye is not already purchased it will require start-up in FY27, with fees listed through FY30. This means the vendor has effectively been selected or strongly preferred, but the implementation is just starting and will require data migration, configuration, and integration with dispatch (E-911), APSIN, and perhaps court systems. While the main RMS procurement decision is settled, there are opportunities for implementation consultants, integration specialists, and related public safety technology vendors to support rollout, CAD/RMS integration, reporting, and training. Understanding how Dillingham plans to manage change for dispatchers and officers will be a useful entry point.
Contract Award
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