Grand Forks County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Grand Forks County
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Health insurance benefits and cost-saving strategies for 2027 budget, including fully insured, level-funded, ND PERS, captive solutions, and self-funded options. Focus on plan design changes like higher coinsurance, deductibles, out-of-pockets, HRA adjustments, and HSA-compatible options.
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$1,200,000Jul 15, 2026The board rescinded a prior $440,461.25 math adoption approval and instead approved finalized multi-year curriculum contracts for K–12 math. Agreements include HMH, ALEKS, Precalculus resources and supplies, Everyday Mathematics, and IXL Learning, with several 7‑year terms and shorter pilots. The decision locks in core math platforms, but creates follow-on needs for implementation, PD, tech integration, and potential future expansion or replacement at term end.
Contract Award
$1,414,719Jun 8, 2026County Engineer Nick West secured Commission approval of a bid from Midwest Contracting for approximately 2222890.50, contingent on concurrence from NDDOT, for projects FXBA-0018(058) and FXBA-0018(059). The Commission also approved the Flexible Transportation Fund Program agreements for these projects with signatures from the Chair and Auditor, indicating that funding and contracting structures are being locked in. This confirms that Midwest Contracting will be the primary construction contractor once NDDOT concurrence is received, and the projects will be supported by the state’s Flexible Transportation Fund. While the core road work is awarded, there may be subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, and inspection or testing opportunities, and vendors can also track schedules to engage ahead of future phases or adjacent projects along the same corridors.
Contract Award
$2,222,890Jun 2, 2026Council approved several key steps for Altru Sports Complex Phase II, including GMP #3 for $9,664,534 with McGough and Construction Engineers, a design estimate of $12,497,579 for bid package #4, and a total Phase II cost estimate of $22,162,113. They also authorized proceeding with GMP #4 construction development and bidding, plus a $45,200 construction services fee and $30,000 for Phase II audio/visual engineering with JLG. The CM/GC and design teams are set, but numerous subcontracting, A/V, equipment, and operational opportunities remain as the four hard courts and athletic performance facilities are built and equipped.
Contract Award
$22,162,113Jun 1, 2026Project 9057.01, paving 17th Ave S from S 42nd St to the Altru Sports Complex, was awarded to low bidder Opp Construction, LLC for $1,432,141.85. This covers roadway improvements serving a major sports complex corridor. While the main contract is set, there may be opportunities for subcontractors, materials suppliers, and adjacent infrastructure or traffic control enhancements as the corridor is built out.
Contract Award
$1,432,142Jun 1, 2026Project 8850.01, 47th Ave South paving and street lights from S Columbia Rd to S 34th St, was awarded to low bidder Opp Construction, LLC for $5,940,271.45. This is a substantial corridor buildout combining roadway and lighting work. The prime award is decided, but there is ongoing opportunity for electrical subs, lighting suppliers, and firms interested in future phases or similar arterial projects with the City.
Contract Award
$5,940,271Jun 1, 2026BRJ project involving road construction and associated engineering services.
Contract Award
$4,582,042May 20, 2026At the County Engineer’s request, the commission approved multiple items for a federally and state-funded transportation project, including a 4,060,272 cost participation, construction, and maintenance agreement with NDDOT. They also approved a 4,582,042 bid resolution naming Gladen Construction and tentatively approved the county federal aid contract with Gladen Construction, plus construction engineering services agreements with KLJ for projects BRJ-BRP-0018(039) and BRJ-0018(041) totaling 574,264.
Contract Award
$9,217,181May 19, 2026Red River Valley Water Supply project, including governance study, bulk water supply, and distribution agreements.
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$1,400,000,000Jul 14, 2026Public works roof replacement.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Grand Forks County, North Dakota
74 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
York Park District
Special District
University of North Dakota
Higher Ed16,446 students
Town of Wheatfield
City65 pop.
Town of Washington
City125 pop.
Town of Walle
City525 pop.
Town of Union
City180 pop.
Town of Turtle River
City165 pop.
Town of Strabane
City86 pop.
Town of Rye
City401 pop.
Town of Plymouth
City50 pop.
Town of Pleasant View
City138 pop.
Town of Oakville
City179 pop.
Town of Northwood
City134 pop.
Town of Niagara
City69 pop.
Town of Moraine
City61 pop.
Town of Michigan
City112 pop.
Town of Mekinock
City2,165 pop.
Town of Loretta
City53 pop.
Town of Logan Center
City55 pop.
Town of Lind
City52 pop.
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