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Government Projects in Golden Valley County
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The city is nearing completion of the Main & Central Street reconstruction project, with paving expected around July 22, 2026. Current costs total about $7.18 million against a $7.47 million recommended budget, and recent change orders and pay applications have been approved. This shows a large street and utility project in its late stages with defined budget and engineering oversight. Sellers of paving, signage, striping, ADA ramps, and post-construction services can target close-out needs, warranty support, and future phases or related corridor work.
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$7,465,678Jul 20, 2026The City of Beach Zoning Administrator reported that bids for the 2026 Main & Central Street Reconstruction Project were opened March 12, 2026 and the contract was awarded to Strata Corporation. The base bid was approximately 5.49 million, with multiple alternates also priced, and construction was noted to begin on May 11, 2026. This indicates that primary construction work has already been awarded, but the size and scope of the downtown reconstruction will likely require traffic control, materials supply, testing, utilities coordination, and potential subcontracting. Vendors in related construction trades, engineering support, streetscape amenities, and construction management services may find follow-on or subcontract opportunities as the multi-million-dollar project moves through implementation.
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$5,487,159May 11, 2026The city engineer reported on the 2026 Main Street and Central Avenue reconstruction project, including work up to the high school. Subgrade work is nearly complete, concrete curbs and sidewalks are being installed, and paving is expected to start around July 22, 2026. A prior change order for subgrade material was adjusted to the actual cost and a progress payment of $431,754.50 was approved, with total current project costs at $7,184,370.45. This shows a large street reconstruction in active delivery where contractors and materials suppliers may still find change-order, specialty work, or follow-on opportunities.
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$7,465,678Jul 1, 2026The City of Beach is in the midst of the 2026 Main Street and Central Avenue Reconstruction project, with AE2S as engineer and Strata Corporation as the general construction contractor. As of the June 15, 2026 engineer’s report, construction is ongoing, Change Order No. 1 has increased the contract price from 6786979.98 to 6798353.35 for additional sidewalk, curb, gutter, and storm sewer revisions, and a second change order for unstable subgrade using on‑site asphalt millings is being considered for an estimated 63980. The city is processing Pay Application 01 for 407862.56 and seeking reimbursement from the Bank of North Dakota and the State for engineering invoices, BNSF permitting, and AT&T/Cogent relocation costs, indicating active financial management and potential need for further professional and construction support. For vendors, this is a live, multi‑million‑dollar street and utility reconstruction with active change management that may generate follow‑on work such as traffic control, streetscape, signage, inspection, materials testing, and restoration. Knowing the existing team (AE2S and Strata) and the substantial completion target of October 31, 2026 positions subcontractors, materials suppliers, and ancillary service providers to offer support for remaining phases, warranty work, or future phases of related street improvements once this project closes out.
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$6,798,353Jun 15, 2026The Beach City Council received an engineer’s update on the 2026 Main and Central Street Reconstruction project and approved two substantial change orders increasing quantities for sidewalks, curbs, gutters, driveways, storm sewer connections, and subgrade material. The council also approved Application for Payment No. 1 in the amount of $407,862.56, and noted that reimbursement requests have been submitted to the Bank of North Dakota and ND DOT, signaling that construction is well underway and funded. These actions confirm that the prime construction contractor (Knife River) and engineer (AE2S) are already in place, but the enlarged scope and budget adjustment indicate an active, complex street and utility reconstruction effort. This matters commercially for firms that can support ongoing construction, testing, traffic control, inspections, materials supply, and potential follow-on phases or related infrastructure work as the City has significantly increased its infrastructure investment for 2026. Vendors can position for supplemental services, post-construction maintenance products, and future projects now that this project’s financial structure and partners are visible.
Contract Award
$210,000Jun 15, 2026The council approved a quote to trade in a 2025 John Deere 544G for a 2027 John Deere 544G, with a balance due of $18,500. This indicates an ongoing program of heavy equipment refresh for public works operations. The main purchase decision for this loader is made, but equipment dealers and maintenance providers can track the city’s fleet profile for future replacements, service contracts, parts, and operator training needs.
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$18,500Jul 20, 2026Public Works Superintendent Dietz presented a quote to trade in the citys 2025 John Deere 544G loader for a 2027 John Deere 544G. The council approved the quote with a balance due on trade of $18,500, locking in the purchase decision. While the main sale is decided, equipment service providers and attachment or telematics vendors can still pursue maintenance, support, and add-on products for this new unit.
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$18,500Jul 1, 2026As part of the city’s project to bore and jack a storm drain under the BNSF railroad crossing on 2nd Ave NE, the City of Beach is entering a reimbursement agreement with Cogent Fiber LLC (fka Sprint Communications Company L.P.) to relocate its fiber facilities. The agreement states that Sprint will relocate its facilities within the BNSF right-of-way and the City will reimburse Sprint for all direct and indirect costs, with an estimated cost of 81461.44 for the work. While the primary relocation vendor is determined, this activity reveals active underground construction, telecom coordination, and the presence of critical fiber infrastructure along the rail corridor. Vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence to pursue related work such as additional utility coordination, locates, inspection, or ongoing maintenance and damage-prevention services around the relocated facilities.
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$81,461May 18, 2026Council approved a reimbursement agreement with AT&T to relocate a utility line along 2nd Ave NE at an estimated cost of 77000. This relocation likely supports broader street or utility work and sets AT&T as the utility contractor for the move. The primary decision on the relocation work is made, but there may be coordination, inspection, and restoration tasks tied to the surrounding infrastructure. Vendors involved in utility coordination, construction oversight, or related civil work can monitor this as a precursor to additional work on 2nd Ave NE or adjacent projects. Understanding this agreement’s scope and schedule can also inform timing for follow-on street, sidewalk, or right-of-way improvements.
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$77,000May 4, 2026Buyout of the lease for the Case IH 120C tractor currently used by the city, converting it from leased equipment to city-owned equipment.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Golden Valley County, North Dakota
18 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Sentinel
City63 pop.
Town of Saddle Butte
City50 pop.
Town of Pearl
City6 pop.
Town of Lone Tree
City151 pop.
Town of Henry
City21 pop.
Town of Garner
City12 pop.
Town of Elk Creek
City5 pop.
Town of Delhi
City40 pop.
Town of Bullion
City32 pop.
Town of Beach
City166 pop.
Sentinel Butte Volunteer Fire Department/ Sentinel Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Lone Tree Public School District 6
School26 students
Golden Valley County
County1,795 pop.
City of Sentinel Butte
City63 pop.
City of Golva
City85 pop.
Central Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Beach Public School District 3
School286 students
Beach Park District
Special District
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