Hickory County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Hickory County
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PWSD #2 plans to replace all pipe and valves in the Defiance WTP pipe gallery, with $8,000,000 budgeted. Design is 95% complete, and construction is targeted for 2028, but no construction contractor is named yet. This is an upcoming heavy mechanical/electrical project where construction firms, valve and pipe suppliers, and controls vendors can begin positioning for procurement once the district moves from design to bid.
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$8,000,000Jul 23, 2026PWSD #2 plans a $3,000,000 electrical upgrade at the Daniel Boone Booster Pump Station to replace motor starters with new equipment. The project status notes that bids are being re‑opened, with completion planned in 2027. Electrical contractors, MCC/VFD manufacturers, and SCADA integrators can pursue the upcoming solicitation and offer design‑assist or value engineering on reliability and power quality.
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$3,000,000Jul 23, 2026PWSD #2 is replacing three existing clarifiers and adding a fourth at the Defiance Water Treatment Plant, with $20,000,000 budgeted. The work has been awarded to KCI and construction is underway, with completion targeted for fall 2027. This is a major multi‑year capital project where specialty contractors, OEMs, and engineering partners can support concrete, mechanical, electrical, controls, coatings, and future optimization, as well as adjacent plant improvements.
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$20,000,000Jul 23, 2026PWSD #2 runs an ongoing manhole inspection/lining/repair program with a 2026 budget of $988,242, of which $276,047 has been spent year‑to‑date. The program covers grouting, repairs, raising, and CCTV work as part of I&I reduction, and current spending is under budget. Contractors that specialize in manhole rehab, lining, and I&I mitigation can look to this as evidence of recurring work and potential future bid packages, even though current year work is already underway.
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$988,242Jul 23, 2026PWSD #2 plans a $600,000 project to replace control valves at the Daniel Boone Booster Pump Station. The report says they are waiting on recommendations from the design firm, and completion is planned for 2027, with 0% of work completed. Valve manufacturers, actuators suppliers, and mechanical contractors can engage early to influence valve selection and prepare for an eventual bid package.
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$600,000Jul 23, 2026The district plans UV disinfection improvements at the Sycamore and Castlegate wastewater treatment plants, with $150,000 budgeted. The project has not started; a study of both plants is scheduled for 2025, and no current estimate or contractor is listed. UV equipment suppliers and wastewater engineers can prepare to participate in the study phase and later design/build procurement for new disinfection systems.
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$150,000Jul 23, 2026Wright City plans a $40,000 program to identify five locations and install five insert valves into the distribution system. The project is 25% complete but is delayed because proposed MoDOT and City of Wright City improvements may affect valve locations, and work is on hold while agencies review plans. Once alignments are settled, valve insertion contractors and manufacturers can help finalize locations and perform the installations.
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$40,000Jul 23, 2026The district is funding a program to inspect and rebuild two Daniel Boone BPS pumps per year, with $300,000 budgeted and $52,000 current estimate. One pump is completed and the project has shifted toward purchasing a spare pump, with 50% completion and final work through winter 2027. Pump OEMs and repair shops can assist with remaining rebuilds, spare unit procurement, and future maintenance agreements.
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$300,000Jul 23, 2026Wright City operations plan two capital projects to install portable generator hook‑ups at five lift stations and four wells, each budgeted at $150,000 and $120,000 respectively. District staff have taken potential bidders to the sites, with projects at 10% completion and a June 2026 target; vendor selection is not reported, suggesting procurement is still in play. Electrical contractors and generator companies can pursue these resiliency projects for connection hardware, transfer equipment, and control integration.
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$270,000Jul 23, 2026PWSD #2 is installing flow metering devices at wastewater lift stations under a $40,000 capital program, estimated at $30,000 per year through a five‑year plan ending in 2026. Flow meters and installation hardware have been received, and staff are configuring them for installation, with the project 75% complete. Meter manufacturers and integrators can assist with remaining installations, calibration, telemetry integration, and maintenance contracts, and prepare for similar programs in other sheds.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Hickory County, Missouri
9 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wheatland R-II School District
School276 students
Hickory County Public Water Supply District 2
Special District
Hickory County Library District
Library District
Hickory County
County8,766 pop.
Hermitage R-IV School District
School283 students
Climax Springs R-IV School District
School185 students
City of Wheatland
City287 pop.
City of Hermitage
City638 pop.
Bolivar R-I School District
School2,748 students
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