Emmons County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Emmons County

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Cavendish Farms, Inc. received a conditional use permit and building permits for a new potato storage site with two buildings, fan houses, truck scale, and scale houses. In May 2026, the project manager submitted an amended estimated total project cost of $14,952,946, and the County requires a 3% application fee on construction costs. The large ag-industrial project will need design, construction, refrigeration, controls, and site work services, with Cavendish paying all build costs.

Pre-RFP
$14,952,946Jun 23, 2026

The University of Mary, working with Bravera Bank, asked Emmons County to designate up to $10 million in bonds as Bank Qualified for Phase II of its Vision 2030 capital campaign covering athletic facilities, a welcome center, and a residence hall, with about $60 million in total tax-exempt financing planned. The County agreed to proceed, with bond counsel to provide draft resolutions and hearing notices. While the County is not financially liable, financial, legal, and advisory firms can support bond structuring, disclosures, and investor outreach, and construction vendors can track the University’s building program.

Pre-RFP
$10,000,000Jun 23, 2026

Emmons County awarded Project SC-FXS-FXCA-1523(060), a grade raise with drainage improvements near Braddock, to Guthmiller Earthmoving, Inc. for $1,918,295.84. The project is funded via NDDOT and Flex Funding, with the County reimbursing any non-federal share. While the prime contractor is selected, there is likely ongoing need for materials, trucking, traffic control and specialty services during implementation through 2027.

Contract Award
$1,918,295Jun 23, 2026

Lewis and Clark Regional Development presented Emmons County with information on SBA 504 loans, a USDA program offering up to $15 million for meat processors, and about $40 million statewide funding for rural hospitals to purchase advanced imaging and emergency equipment. They have also hired a Resource Development Specialist to help local governments identify grants and low-interest loans. Local healthcare, meat processing, and municipal entities in Emmons County can leverage this regional support to finance capital equipment and facility projects.

Grant Funding
$40,000,000Jun 23, 2026

Emmons County approved final plans and specifications for the Cattail Bay Road cement stabilization project on 89th St. SW and authorized Wold Engineering to advertise for bids, with an initial completion date of September 18, 2026. The first bid round later produced no bids, but these approvals show a defined scope and funding. Engineering and construction vendors can use the design details to prepare for current and future bid cycles on this corridor.

Pre-RFP
$671,764Jun 23, 2026

Emmons County is rebidding the Cattail Bay Road cement stabilization project on 89th St. SW after receiving no bids at the June 1, 2026 opening. The Board directed Wold Engineering to readvertise the project with a new completion deadline of October 16, 2026. Construction, paving, materials, and specialty stabilization vendors still have a live opportunity to bid under the Special Road Fund program funding cap of $500,000 for the related Linton Country Club Road work.

Active Opportunity
$671,764Jun 23, 2026

NDDOT notified Emmons County that Special Road Fund (SRF) funding up to $500,000 will be available for the Linton Country Club Road project. The Commission formally accepted the SRF funding and agreed to proceed with the project. Design, engineering, and construction planning will follow, creating an opening for firms that deliver roadway improvements under state grant programs.

Grant Funding
$500,000Jun 23, 2026

Road Superintendent Russ Lawler presented an estimate from Loiseau Construction, Inc. of $100,471.43 for grading, cement grinding with injection, layback, and dust pods on 84th Street SE from 4th Avenue SE to Highway 83. The Commission asked him to confirm whether the firm could complete the project this year or if it should be scheduled for next year and requested a list of similar projects completed by the company. This indicates an active evaluation of options and vendor capabilities ahead of any formal contract.

Pre-RFP
$100,471Jun 23, 2026

Emmons County approved a project to replace an old wooden bridge between Sections 20 and 21, Township 131, Range 78 with a 10-foot by 50-foot culvert, flared ends, and riprap, based on Wold Engineering’s hydraulic study. The culvert will cost $13,524 delivered, with about $6,400 for flared ends, and the County plans to use its own equipment and a rented excavator for installation. Materials suppliers and riprap providers have a near-term opportunity, and the County may seek additional engineering or inspection support.

Contract Award
$19,924Jun 23, 2026

Emmons County’s Tax Equalization office relies on the Vanguard appraisal system and recently had three certified assessors at Vanguard review residential assessments and suggest classification changes. The County also paid Vanguard for a network upgrade in March 2026. IT and appraisal support vendors can target future needs such as data cleanup, system tuning, training, and integration with GIS and permitting.

Contract Admin
$5,417Jun 23, 2026

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