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Government Projects in Divide County
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Phase II environmental work along TH 218 identified widespread contaminated soils and groundwater that the City, BPU, and MnDOT must handle and dispose of during construction. The Facility Plan calls for specialized pipe gaskets, joint wrapping, contaminated soil hauling, and dewatering effluent management, with significant quantities already estimated. Environmental and specialty contractors can offer remediation, hauling, treatment, and monitoring services as the City and MnDOT move into final design and bid packaging.
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$1,344,026Jul 1, 2026Blooming Prairie has completed a 90% facility plan to replace all sanitary sewer and watermain infrastructure along the TH 218 corridor, coordinated with MnDOT’s 2027 highway reconstruction. The project includes 3,753 feet of sewer, full main and service replacements, specialized materials for contaminated soils, and is estimated at $4,167,258.14. Design is largely done but construction procurement is not yet described, creating an upcoming need for construction contractors, materials, and related services as funding and final plans are approved.
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$4,167,258Jul 1, 2026Blooming Prairie is actively pursuing Clean Water Revolving Fund (CWRF) and Drinking Water Revolving Fund (DWRF) loans and grants for the TH 218 utility project. The project is already on the 2027 CWRF Project Priority List with 63 points, and PPL/IUP applications for both funds were submitted in 2026. Grant and finance advisors, as well as engineering and program management firms, can help refine applications, structure the loan mix, and manage compliance and reporting for this multi-source funding package.
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$4,167,258Jul 1, 2026The council will decide on executing Payment Application No. 1 from The Wanasek Corporation for the 2026 Centralia Street Phase 3 Reconstruction Project for $593,376.36. This confirms that construction is underway and that Wanasek is the incumbent on this street reconstruction phase. Vendors in paving, materials supply, traffic control, and construction support can target subcontracting, materials, and ancillary services for the ongoing 2026 work and future phases.
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$593,376Jul 6, 2026The board approved renewal of the district’s property and liability insurance with Minnesota Insurance Scholastic Trust (MIST) for FY 2026-27. The annual premium will rise 4.86% by $30,208.44 to a total of $651,646.82. This confirms MIST as the incumbent through FY 2027 and gives insurance and risk management firms a sense of the district’s spend and timing for any future competitive marketing or ancillary coverage needs.
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$651,647May 26, 2026The board approved renewal of its property/liability insurance coverage with the Minnesota Insurance Scholastic Trust (MIST) for FY 2026-27, with the premium rising 4.86% to $651,646.82. This confirms MIST as the incumbent insurance provider for at least the next year. Competing insurance carriers or risk management consultants can use this to time future outreach around the next renewal, coverage optimization, or supplemental risk services.
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$651,647May 26, 2026The City of Elkhorn is considering a proposal from American Transmission Company (ATC) to replace the existing 8-foot chain-link/barbed-wire fencing around the shared substation on S. Lincoln St. with a 10-foot solid security wall, prompted by nearby Creekside Development work and a planned traffic signal at S. Lincoln St. and Deere Rd. ATC, as the common facilities owner, would fund and manage the wall installation around its portion of the substation and then bill the city annually for its share of maintenance, while the city would be responsible for any upgrades to the northern laydown yard portion of the site. City staff outline options including having ATC upgrade only the substation area or also replacing one or two segments of the laydown yard fencing facing S. Lincoln St., with estimated city costs of about 117650 for 181 linear feet or 262600 for 404 linear feet at 650 per foot. ATC indicates the work would likely be designed and built next year, with the city planning to budget any expenses in the 2027 Electric Fund, which has significant unrestricted and depreciation cash balances. No contractor has been selected for the city-funded fencing segments, creating an opportunity for fencing, security, and site-construction vendors to help refine scope, materials, and costs ahead of 2027 budgeting and procurement.
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$262,600Jun 29, 2026Basin Electric Power Cooperative has a tabled request for conditional use permits for a 230-kV transmission line from Tande to Saskatchewan, about 38.7 miles in Divide County. The line alignment spans multiple townships and sections and needs county-level land use approvals. This tabled status suggests ongoing work on road and weed agreements or landowner issues, creating a window for consultants to assist with permitting, stakeholder engagement, and route adjustments ahead of major construction contracts.
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$0Jul 17, 2026Basin Electric Power Cooperative is seeking zoning variances for structures on the Tande Circuit transmission line in Divide County. Variances cover reduced setbacks from county roads and wetlands for dozens of structures. This indicates a major high-voltage line build where design, construction, environmental mitigation, and land services are being finalized, giving engineering and construction vendors a chance to support detailed design, permitting, and eventual build-out phases.
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$0Jul 17, 2026KODA Operating Stout 8 is applying for a conditional use permit for temporary crew housing with nine skid-shack structures, six used for lodging with 12 beds and laundry services. The application highlights needs around security, fire and emergency planning, waste and septic, electrical, plumbing, food and lodging certification, and law enforcement coordination. This signals an upcoming build-out or expansion of workforce housing where safety, utilities, and facility services vendors can help shape compliant solutions once permits are approved.
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Government Agencies in Divide County, North Dakota
40 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Writing Rock
City4 pop.
Town of Westby
City43 pop.
Town of Upland
City21 pop.
Town of Twin Butte
City12 pop.
Town of Troy
City35 pop.
Town of Stoneview
City25 pop.
Town of Smoky Butte
City17 pop.
Town of Sioux Trail
City35 pop.
Town of Plumer
City9 pop.
Town of Palmer
City22 pop.
Town of Mentor
City25 pop.
Town of Long Creek
City36 pop.
Town of Lincoln Valley
City17 pop.
Town of Hayland
City26 pop.
Town of Hawkeye
City42 pop.
Town of Gooseneck
City31 pop.
Town of Garnet
City29 pop.
Town of Frederick
City20 pop.
Town of Frazier
City24 pop.
Town of Fillmore
City96 pop.
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