Foster County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Foster County
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Burian & Associates briefed the board on a potential RRVWSP branch pipeline to serve the City of Washburn, which has a renewed FEMA grant of about $7 million and a signed MOC for 0.43 cfs. The city had paused earlier due to federal funding delays but is now reengaged, with a concept design showing an extension from the Missouri River intake, capital cost analysis, and schedule. Roles for easement acquisition and cost-share eligibility are still being discussed with DWR and SWC, suggesting the project is in early planning with future engineering, construction, and land services to be procured.
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$7,000,000Jul 16, 2026The board approved revisions to the Eastern North Dakota Alternate Water Supply (ENDAWS) work plan, expanding the 2025-2027 RRVWSP biennium budget to $423 million and adding three major construction packages for intake, tunnel, shaft liner, and 16 miles of pipeline. The revisions are driven by $150 million in new federal funding that will flow via MR&I and a new Reclamation agreement, plus $50 million in state/local dollars. DWR and the State Water Commission must still amend cost-share approvals, so design and procurement for these contracts are in active planning and not yet bid, creating near-term opportunity for engineering, construction, equipment, and program management vendors.
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$423,000,000Jul 16, 2026Task Order 9610 commits $1,182,881 for biennium user outreach and financial modeling, focusing on meetings with 22 Memorandum of Commitment signatories and refining the financial model that underpins water delivery agreements. The work involves coordinating user meetings, developing financial analyses, and supporting LAWA/Garrison boards and committees. This confirms the current outreach and modeling approach but also signals ongoing needs for contract support, finance advisory, and user communication that may extend beyond this task order.
Contract Award
$1,182,881Jul 16, 2026Garrison Diversion approved Task Order 1610 with Black & Veatch/AE2S for $886,000 in program management support services for the 2025-2027 RRVWSP and ENDAWS biennium. Work includes maintaining budgets, schedules, risk tools, cash-flow projections, contractor outreach, and board/committee reporting for projects exceeding $400 million. This confirms the consulting incumbents and scope through 2027, useful for firms offering complementary analytics, software, staffing, or subcontract support and for understanding who shapes future RRVWSP task orders.
Contract Award
$886,000Jul 16, 2026Reclamation and Garrison Diversion have secured $8 million through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act for rehabilitation projects at the Snake Creek Pumping Plant and McClusky Canal. Planned work includes recoating intake and discharge tunnels, repairing a fractured wing wall, addressing slide areas, upgrading radial gate controls and automation, and evaluating possible structural upgrades. Staff are working with Reclamation to finalize budgets, schedules, and plans for presentation at the Engineering and Operations Committee in July, meaning specific construction and controls packages will be defined soon.
Grant Funding
$8,000,000Jul 16, 2026Task Order 1610 engages Black & Veatch for biennium‑wide program management support services for RRVWSP at $886,000. Services cover task order setup, coordination with Garrison Diversion and LAWA, biennium workplan and cash‑flow updates, master schedule maintenance, reporting, contractor outreach and prequalification, and organizational planning. This confirms BV as program management incumbent, relevant for subs, contractors, and software providers supporting PMIS and reporting.
Contract Award
$886,000Jun 18, 2026The board opened bids for full-depth reclamation of Murphy Road under project CP-1614 (026). Knife River Materials was awarded the construction contract as the low bidder at $585,520.00 after discussion of long-term pavement maintenance costs. This is key for heavy civil and paving firms seeking subcontract work, materials supply, traffic control, or future maintenance and rehabilitation contracts tied to this corridor and other county roads.
Contract Award
$585,520Jun 16, 2026Reclamation and surfacing improvements on the Murphy Highway, including blending existing overlays, added gravel, and thicker asphalt to improve the road structure.
Contract Award
$550,000May 7, 2026Foster County is moving forward with reclaiming Murphy Road back to gravel. Wold Engineering provided an engineer’s estimate of $702,724, and the commission approved plans to go out for bids with a bid opening scheduled for June 16, 2026. This is an upcoming construction contract for road reclamation, and contractors in roadwork, aggregate supply, and construction management should track the bid release and engage with the Road Superintendent or county engineer.
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$702,724May 19, 2026Task Order 1620 funds $166,000 for Operational Planning Phase 4A to help Garrison Diversion, LAWA, and DWR prioritize operational issues for RRVWSP and prepare scopes for Phase 4B. Work includes an operational planning workshop, three TAC meetings, and a Phase 4B scope and budget. This shows a continuing need for technical and policy support around StateMOD, Lake Ashtabula operations, nominations, instream flows, and USACE coordination, setting up larger follow-on work where additional modeling or advisory vendors could compete.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Foster County, North Dakota
27 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Wyard
City71 pop.
Town of Rose Hill
City78 pop.
Town of Rolling Prairie
City33 pop.
Town of Nordmore
City75 pop.
Town of Melville
City47 pop.
Town of Mckinnon
City24 pop.
Town of Mchenry
City35 pop.
Town of Longview
City49 pop.
Town of Larrabee
City58 pop.
Town of Haven
City35 pop.
Town of Glenfield
City51 pop.
Town of Florance
City47 pop.
Town of Estabrook
City64 pop.
Town of Eastman
City14 pop.
Town of Carrington
City222 pop.
Town of Bucephalia
City34 pop.
Town of Bordulac
City58 pop.
Town of Birtsell
City94 pop.
New Rockford-sheyenne Public School District 2
School341 students
Lake Agassiz Water Authority
Special District
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