Goshen County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Torrington is set to award the FY27 Water Treatment Plant Diesel Generator System Project to Allen & Company Electric for $1,386,028 plus a 3.15% contingency, for a total of $1,431,075. The agenda also includes approval of an Agreement for Professional Services with the same firm for this project. The main procurement decision is effectively made, but there will be implementation, commissioning, controls, and long-term maintenance needs where specialty equipment, fuel systems, and monitoring vendors can engage with Public Works and Allen & Company.
Contract Award
$1,431,075Jul 7, 2026The Council approved Ordinance 1308 adopting the FY27 budget, including $13.8 million in capital projects for the year. About 68.5% of this capital program will be funded by grants or low-interest loans, with notable cash reserve shortfalls in Airport, Golf, Pool, Ambulance, and Cemetery funds. Specific projects are not itemized here, but the budget confirms significant grant-backed spending on infrastructure and facilities. Vendors in construction, engineering, public safety, and recreation should track upcoming bid packages tied to these FY27 capital allocations.
Budget Planning
$13,800,000Jun 16, 2026The payables list shows a payment of $633,562.85 plus $38,003.30 retainage to Rice Lake West Inc. for the FY2020 Wastewater Pre-Treatment Facility Project. This suggests a large capital project is reaching later stages, with significant construction or equipment already delivered. While the main contract is awarded, there may be follow-on needs around commissioning, controls, lab services, or future phases that build on this pretreatment capacity.
Contract Award
$671,566Jun 2, 2026The voucher supplement for Batch 1115 shows a large payment to MainMicro totaling 128200 for a mix of IT training, equipment, repairs, projects, and software support across county, city, and library IT operations, and to Vyve for 64227.17 for IT projects (split between 'Operations Projects GoCo IT' and 'Operations Projects Unified COT'). It also lists smaller IT-related payments to vendors like ArcaSearch (10418 for tech/software), Century Business Products (maintenance/warranty), Axon Enterprises (tech software), Vistabeam (internet), and others. These payments indicate that Goshen County and associated entities have established relationships and active projects with multiple IT vendors for infrastructure, software, and managed services, and that significant IT work is currently funded and underway. While these specific payments reflect decisions already made, they provide valuable incumbent intelligence and signal that the county is investing heavily in IT modernization and may need ongoing support, integrations, and future competitive procurements as contracts renew. A vendor’s next conversation could focus on complementary services, support for systems supplied by these incumbents, or planning for future replacement and competitive options when current agreements near renewal.
Contract Award
$206,845Jun 2, 2026In the May 19, 2026 minutes, Torrington approved payment of invoices tied to the "new airport terminal building" project, including $204,475.50 to Dietzler Construction Corporation and $17,467.43 to engineering firm MC Schaff & Associates Inc. These payments indicate that construction and professional services contracts for the new terminal are already in place and active. The project is in implementation with an established contractor and engineer, creating a multi-phase capital asset that may need additional systems such as furniture, security, IT/communications, signage, and ongoing facility services. Vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence and a cue to offer complementary work (e.g., fit-out, technology, maintenance, or future expansion) that aligns with the new terminal’s development and post-occupancy operations.
Contract Award
$221,942May 19, 2026The City purchased a backhoe from RDO Equipment for $156,515, as shown in the bills list. This is a major equipment acquisition for public works or utilities operations. While the purchase is complete, it reveals the City's preferred vendor and fleet investment pattern, useful for timing outreach around accessories, maintenance services, or future fleet replacements.
Contract Award
$156,515Jun 2, 2026The payment register lists large disbursements to Rice Lake West Inc. and Trihydro Corp for the "FY2020 Wastewater Pre-Treatment Facility Project," including a main payment of $313,119.54, a retainage payment of $16,479.99, and an additional $16,425.15 to Trihydro. These indicate that construction and engineering contracts for the wastewater pre-treatment facility have been largely completed or reached significant milestones. Although the primary design and build work appears decided and mostly paid, such facilities often require ongoing optimization, monitoring equipment, SCADA/IT integration, and maintenance services. Vendors in water/wastewater technology, lab services, and asset management can treat this as incumbent and timing intelligence to approach the city about post-construction support, upgrades, and regulatory compliance services linked to this new asset.
Contract Admin
$346,025May 19, 2026The payables include a $31,680.78 purchase from Stryker Sales for a new gurney for the ambulance. This shows investment in EMS equipment and identifies Stryker as an incumbent supplier. While this particular purchase is done, vendors can use it to understand equipment standards, plan for maintenance and consumables, and anticipate future EMS equipment needs or replacements.
Contract Award
$31,681Jun 2, 2026Payment records show an ongoing dispatch 911 service contract with Motorola Solutions for $5,329.53 during this billing period. This indicates Motorola is the incumbent provider for the City's 911 dispatch services. While the current contract is active, this intelligence helps vendors understand the existing platform and plan future outreach around upgrades, integrations, or eventual contract renewal.
Contract Award
$5,329Jun 2, 2026Burns Insurance presented a quote for Goshen County’s 2026-2027 coverage, including auto, property, equipment, crime, and terrorism. Commissioners must choose coverage and finalize the insurance package before July 1, with a decision planned at the upcoming budget workshop. Insurance brokers and risk consultants can still influence limits, deductibles, and program structure and may offer alternative quotes or coverage options quickly.
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