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Government Projects in Gem County
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The Emmett City Council approved a Notice of Award for the Wardwell and McKinley water and sewer pipe replacement project to Western Refinery Services, Inc. in the amount of 1393883.06, with funding drawn from water, sewer, roads, and LGIP funds. This indicates a major underground utility and roadway-related construction project moving from procurement into contract execution and eventual construction. For vendors, this establishes Western Refinery Services as the incumbent contractor on this corridor, signaling potential needs for materials supply, traffic control, specialty subcontracting, inspection, and post-construction services. It also shows the city is actively investing in core water and sewer infrastructure, which may lead to additional, similar projects in nearby streets or system components in upcoming fiscal years where the city could consider new partners for engineering, construction support, or asset management tools.
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$1,393,883May 12, 2026The City of Emmett approved a Notice of Award for the 12th Street lift station upgrade to Quality Contractors LLC in the corrected amount of 530,751.95 at the May 12, 2026 council meeting. This confirms the vendor and budget for a significant wastewater lift station upgrade, with the mayor authorized to sign the award. For sellers, the primary procurement decision is complete, but this establishes Quality Contractors LLC as the incumbent on a sizeable utility infrastructure project and signals active investment in wastewater system upgrades. There may be opportunities for specialized equipment supply, SCADA/controls integration, odor control, and ongoing maintenance or future lift station projects that follow this upgrade program.
Contract Award
$530,751May 12, 2026The council will approve Pay Request No. 1 for $279,413.38 to Western Refinery Services for the Wardwell/McKinley water and sewer replacement project. This confirms construction is underway and that Western Refinery is the prime contractor. Utility, trenching, and paving subs, materials suppliers, and service providers can still pursue follow-on work such as materials, traffic control, inspections support, or restoration and may track this as an incumbent for future utility replacements.
Contract Award
$279,413Jul 14, 2026The finance committee discussed ongoing billing and interface challenges for the Lab Outreach program, which generated about $224K in added revenue in FY25. Leadership is evaluating options such as a dedicated Lab Outreach biller and improved claims workflows, but staffing and technical interfaces remain issues. This points to a need for specialized billing services, revenue cycle consulting, and interface/EHR integration support to stabilize and grow this outreach line.
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$224,000May 19, 2026The council approved purchasing three 2026 AWD Dodge Durango Pursuit vehicles for the police department at about $69,929 each, totaling $209,787, funded from general fund savings. The package includes upfitting, laptops, Cradlepoint router antenna, stop-sticks, graphics, and radar systems. While the vehicles and equipment are decided, this identifies Emmett PD as an active buyer of patrol vehicles, in-car tech, connectivity, and radar, useful for future fleet renewals, maintenance, and tech refreshes.
Contract Award
$209,787Jun 9, 2026The agenda includes a retail purchase agreement with Global Remarketing to sell a 2013 RAM 5500 bucket truck for $46,000. This indicates the City is divesting an older aerial vehicle, likely requiring replacement capacity for utility or maintenance work. Fleet and equipment vendors can treat this as a signal that a newer bucket truck or alternative lift solution may be needed and can start conversations with Public Works about current and upcoming fleet needs.
Contract Award
$46,000Jul 14, 2026The council will approve the low bid of $22,450 from Superior Concrete and Construction for the E Main St and S Hayes St sidewalk and curb replacement, funded under GEM Grant APP-007350. Vendor selection is complete, and work will proceed under this grant-funded small capital project. Concrete suppliers, traffic control providers, and firms offering design or ADA compliance reviews may see follow-on needs or similar small projects as the City continues leveraging GEM grants for pedestrian improvements.
Contract Award
$22,450Jul 14, 2026The fire chief reported the station generator needs a new 200-amp transfer switch (~$1,000) and that full generator replacement would cost about $6,000, upgrading from 15k to 18k with remote start. They plan to contact Speedy Quick about upkeep costs and to develop a cost-sharing proposal before deciding. This is early-stage scoping for generator replacement and maintenance, where equipment suppliers and service firms can still influence specs, pricing, and long-term service structure.
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$6,000Jun 17, 2026The City of Emmett is entering a Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement with the Idaho Department of Lands to buy a Gem County parcel (APN RP06N02W147550) for $50,000 plus fees. Closing is to occur within 30 days of execution, with the city paying closing costs, a $4,500 appraisal, a $312.96 publication fee, and a $2,500 surplus administration fee. Acquisition of this property, including associated water right 65-7486, suggests future city use or development; consultants and designers should watch for how the site will be programmed and any follow-on planning or construction work.
Contract Award
$50,000Jun 9, 2026The fire chief reported that the station generator requires a new 200-amp transfer switch costing around 1000, and that fully replacing the generator would cost approximately 6000, with a possible upgrade from a 15k unit to an 18k Generac with remote start. The board approved the purchase of the transfer switch, and staff were directed to contact Speedy Quick regarding upkeep costs and a proposal to share expenses, indicating maintenance and future upgrade planning is underway but a full replacement is not yet funded or approved. This matters for equipment and service vendors because the district has an immediate need for generator repair and is actively considering a higher-capacity replacement with remote start as a near-term option. Vendors offering generator systems, remote monitoring, maintenance contracts, or funding/financing options could engage around lifecycle planning, upgrade specifications, and integration with station power and alerting systems.
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Government Agencies in Gem County, Idaho
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Public Hospital
Ola Library District
Library District
Gem County Recreation District
Special District
Gem County Mosquito Abatement District
Special District
Gem County Fire Protection District #2
Fire District
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