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Government Projects in Edmunds County

19 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Clear Lake discussed the upcoming Phase 1B water main and storm sewer project covering roughly 2nd Ave to Prospect Ave and 6th St to Lockhart St. The city has a DANR SRF funding package of about $2.7M for drinking water and $2.1M for storm sewer, with surcharges and a public hearing still to be set. Design and construction details, rate ordinances, and contracting for this phase are still ahead, creating room for engineering, construction, and project support vendors to engage.

Pre-RFP
$4,826,400Jul 13, 2026

The council is developing a pool house and on June 8, 2026 approved purchasing an AED for $1,519.99 and a lift chair for $6,750.00, with total donations for the project at $273,001.78. The pool house remains an ongoing business item, indicating more outfitting and operational needs are likely. Suppliers of aquatic equipment, furnishings, and safety systems can approach Parks/Recreation staff about remaining gaps such as appliances, lockers, shade, and concession or access controls.

Contract Award
$828,270Jun 22, 2026

The council reviewed Banner Associates' engineering progress report for the Phase 1A water and storm sewer project and approved Pay Request No. 6 to AP & Sons for $436,766.54. The project is ahead of schedule, but 9th Avenue is being used as a haul road and may not be completed this year due to timing and weather. This confirms active construction, identifies the prime contractor and engineer, and hints at possible change orders, schedule adjustments, and follow-on work.

Contract Admin
$436,766Jul 13, 2026

18 Travis Ave LLC plans to build a 1,701 sq ft prefabricated single-family home with garage, deck, and new septic on a vacant non-conforming lot at 0 (17) Lancaster Avenue. A building permit was denied due to several dimensional and lot size variances, and the ZBA will hear the case on July 16, 2026. Once variances are granted, the owner and engineer will move forward with site work, utility connections, and installation of the APEX Homes unit, creating demand for residential construction and site contractors.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 16, 2026

The owner of 299 Broadway is seeking a zoning variance to build a large 40' x 38' detached accessory garage and has revised plans after an initial denial for excessive accessory coverage. The latest design still needs ZBA relief for 2,196 sq ft of total accessory structures, far above the 869 sq ft limit. If the variance is granted, this is a sizable residential construction project that will need building, site, and possibly specialty trades and materials.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 16, 2026

The owners of 10 Croton Avenue seek a variance to add a 441 sq ft ground-floor addition to an existing single-family home that already sits within the front yard setback. The building permit was denied because the addition continues the existing 14.52' front setback where 30' is required, triggering a 15.48' variance request. If the ZBA approves, the project will proceed to construction, offering a small but defined residential addition job for contractors and material suppliers.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 16, 2026

The superintendent reported kitchen hood vent delivery, plumbing fixes, and plans to lower a drinking fountain to meet ADA requirements. He also priced concession-area coolers at Dominik's Equipment, ranging from $2,800 new to $900 used, and is exploring options to relocate the concession stand. These updates show active facilities work and an upcoming cooler purchase, useful for food service equipment vendors and facility contractors to discuss options, compliance, and layout improvements.

Pre-RFP
$2,800Jul 13, 2026

Water tower cleaning is listed as ongoing business in the June 22, 2026 minutes and was tabled for further action. A separate 2025 contract shows prior work with Maguire Iron to power wash the tank, but no 2026 vendor decision is recorded. This suggests the city is considering new cleaning or maintenance work, creating an opening for water tank maintenance firms to propose schedules, inspections, or multi-year service plans.

Pre-RFP
$8,650Jul 6, 2026

The Town approved emergency engine replacement for Sanitation Vehicle #222, selecting Diehl & Sons under the City of White Plains Contract #22-010PA at a cost of $49,512.33. DES, Central Garage, and Purchasing coordinated the use of this cooperative contract. Fleet and heavy equipment vendors should note that Cortlandt leverages other cities’ contracts for repairs and may have ongoing refurbishment needs as its sanitation fleet ages. Future conversations can focus on preventive maintenance programs, additional vehicle replacements, and broader use of cooperative purchasing.

Contract Award
$49,512Jul 21, 2026

The board approved an $85,050 insurance quote from EMC for the 2026-2027 school year, locking in property and liability coverage. This establishes EMC as the incumbent carrier for the upcoming year. Competing brokers and carriers now have the baseline premium and can plan outreach ahead of the next renewal and explore gaps like cyber, student accident, or risk management services.

Contract Award
$85,050Jun 29, 2026

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