Fillmore County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Fillmore County

11 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The superintendent and business manager reports show ongoing capital work: senior high main hallway renovation, junior high roofing, gym renovation with new bleachers in July, and HVAC front-end controls for classrooms, boilers, and chillers. Special Building Fund spending includes architecture/engineering and nearly $1 million in building improvements, with remaining capacity for more work. This points to a multi-phase facilities program where future bid packages for roofing, interior finishes, mechanical upgrades, and controls are likely as they plan the 2026-2027 budget. Vendors in construction, mechanical, and building controls can engage facilities leadership now on upcoming phases.

Pre-RFP
$1,235,000Jul 13, 2026

Fillmore Central is in the middle of a large, bond-funded building program, with retaining wall and steel work underway plus elementary framing and sheetrock. Hausmann Construction and BVH Architecture are active, and June 2026 building fund reports show over $5.8M in year-to-date project costs and July claims over $1.6M. This is decided work but reveals key incumbents and scale, creating angles for subs, FF&E, technology, and follow-on facilities services as the project continues through 2028-2029.

Contract Admin
$5,843,077Jul 13, 2026

The board approved a $73,385 purchase of new social studies materials, including 7-year digital licenses for grades 5-8, a 5-year license for grade 4, and annual licensing for K-3. This replaces 10-year-old materials in that subject. While the main adoption decision is done, the multi-year licensing and digital shift signal future needs for training, integrations, and eventual renewal or replacement.

Contract Award
$73,385Jul 13, 2026

June 2026 check summaries show sizable payments to CDW Government (about $33,401) and ClassLink (about $6,097), indicating investments in hardware/IT infrastructure and single sign-on or access management tools. These are existing contracts, but they highlight the district’s commitment to modernizing its technology environment and identity management, likely tied to the new MPS Hub and digital learning. Hardware, network, security, and EdTech vendors can target adjacent needs such as device management, cybersecurity, classroom technology, and integrations that work alongside CDW and ClassLink solutions.

Contract Award
$39,499Jul 13, 2026

The city administrator reports that Midwest Coatings will be in Geneva the week of July 6, 2026 to armor coat streets, mainly in the south part of town and around the park. This indicates a street surface maintenance project is funded and scheduled with an incumbent contractor already chosen. Pavement and materials suppliers, traffic control, and follow-on engineering or maintenance vendors can use this to understand current capital maintenance activity and timing for future resurfacing or related work.

Contract Award
$50,336Jul 6, 2026

Franklin’s NAHTF-funded Marcellus Flats downtown apartments are in late-stage construction, with RMV Construction’s Pay Application #12 for June 2026 covering drywall, paving, fire suppression, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and grading. Erickson Sullivan Architects is billing for ongoing construction phase services, and the city has developed detailed lease, pet, tenant rules, selection, and application documents for occupancy. This indicates a near-term transition from construction to operations, creating needs for property management systems, marketing, tenant screening, broadband support, and ongoing maintenance vendors.

Contract Admin
$222,331Jul 14, 2026

The June voucher report shows a "Pear Assessment Renewal Subscription" purchased on a US Bank card, and the June check summary lists a payment to Pearson Assessments of $1,001.85. This indicates that McCook is renewing a Pearson assessment product for junior high math staff. While the renewal decision is made, knowing Pearson is the incumbent clarifies the district’s assessment ecosystem. Competing assessment or analytics vendors can plan outreach around future renewal cycles, integration needs, or supplementary tools for MAP Growth and classroom assessments.

Contract Award
$1,377Jul 13, 2026

Heartland Community School made payments from the Special Building Fund to JEO Consulting for survey work. This indicates active planning or design support for a specific facilities project already under contract. Facilities planners, design firms, and construction-related vendors should track this as groundwork for upcoming capital improvements that will need additional services, materials, and possibly technology integrations.

Contract Award
$3,800Jul 10, 2026

Claims show JEO Consulting is performing a Wastewater Treatment Plant evaluation for Geneva, with a payment of $8,702.50. This suggests the city is assessing plant condition, capacity, and future upgrade or compliance needs. Vendors in wastewater engineering, treatment technologies, and construction should track this as early-stage intelligence for upcoming WWTP improvements or replacement projects that may follow the evaluation.

Contract Award
$8,703Jul 6, 2026

Franklin is acting on JEO Consulting Group’s recommendation to award the C&D landfill construction project after receiving eight bids, with Van Kirk Brothers Contracting as low bidder at $92,800. Council action to accept the bid is pending, and JEO will prepare contract documents once awarded. This is a mid-sized excavation/erosion control job where earthwork, seeding, and erosion control services or materials may be needed and where subs and suppliers can target Van Kirk or other bidders for support.

Active Opportunity
$92,800Jul 14, 2026

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