Eureka County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Public Works has a quote from Empire Cat, using Omnia Purchasing Contract #212816, to buy a Caterpillar 826 landfill compactor for up to $1,091,305.30 from the Landfill Fund. The board must still approve or deny the purchase, so the decision is in progress. Heavy equipment dealers and service providers can engage around lifecycle support, financing, or alternative configurations, even if the cooperative contract streamlines pricing.
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$1,091,305Jul 7, 2026Commissioner approvals show payments to Sierra NV Construction Inc for "Phase 2C Road & Utility Fiber" across multiple funds, indicating an ongoing fiber construction project serving technology support, water, sewer, and transportation needs. The work is already contracted, but the scope suggests multi‑year deployments. Network and systems vendors can look for follow‑on electronics, integration, and services once the fiber backbone is in place.
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$586,739Jul 7, 2026Public Works is considering a quote from Empire Cat, under Omnia Contract #212816, to buy a Caterpillar 150‑15 motor grader for up to $523,194.00 using the Road Fund. The Board has not yet approved the purchase, leaving the acquisition in an active decision stage. Equipment and service vendors can offer maintenance plans, training, attachments, or consult on fleet optimization linked to this grader.
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$523,194Jul 7, 2026Public Works is seeking approval to purchase 11 handheld radios from 2862 Communications LLC for up to $46,723.60, mostly funded by a 2026 Eureka County VFC grant. This shows the county’s current choice of radio vendor and investment in emergency communications gear. Radio and public safety technology providers can target follow‑on accessories, programming, maintenance, and future upgrades beyond this grant‑funded buy.
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$46,723Jul 7, 2026Public Works will consider accepting quotes from 2862 Communications LLC for repairs identified in annual radio repeater maintenance totaling $24,799.48 from a capital radio upgrade fund. The work continues a multi‑year effort to improve the countywide radio backbone. Communications contractors can use this as incumbent intelligence and look for future expansion, integration, and maintenance support opportunities.
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$24,799Jul 7, 2026Eureka County IT is seeking approval to purchase monday.com Enterprise work management services, including 35 enterprise licenses and AI credits, for August 2026 through July 2029. The quote totals up to $72,720 over three years, billed annually, and authorizes the CIO to adjust seat counts and related services within budget. This signals a countywide move to a new collaboration platform, creating needs around implementation, integrations, training, and possible migration away from legacy tools.
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$72,720Jun 18, 2026Natural Resources is considering a federal FY 2027 Joint Funding Agreement 27ZJJFA00102 with USGS to continue a multi‑year hydrologic monitoring program totaling $176,428, with Eureka County paying $114,678 and USGS matching $61,750. This indicates ongoing investment in groundwater and surface‑water data. Environmental consulting and instrumentation firms can explore complementary analytics, modeling, and reporting services that build on USGS data.
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$176,428Jul 7, 2026Eureka County will act on a Lumos & Associates proposal for a subdivision topographic survey worth $17,000, funded from the County Commissioners Fund. This survey is an early technical step likely tied to future subdivision infrastructure or development planning. Vendors in civil design, utilities, and construction can track this as a lead indicator that new county-led infrastructure or lot development work may follow.
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$17,000Jun 18, 2026Public Works is presenting a quote from Custom Painting & Decorating Inc. to paint the exterior of the courthouse for up to $96,860 using the Building Maintenance Fund. The Board has yet to approve or deny this quote, so vendor selection is still open. Painting contractors and building services firms can reach out quickly to offer alternative quotes or expanded scopes such as minor repairs or coatings.
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$96,860Jul 7, 2026In addition to the 2027 Solid Waste Plan, Eureka County is considering multiple proposals from Lumos & Associates for engineering and surveying services funded from dedicated capital accounts. This indicates the county is developing an ongoing relationship with Lumos for environmental and civil work. Other vendors can treat Lumos as a potential prime partner for subcontracting or seek related opportunities on implementation projects that will follow these planning and survey efforts.
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