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Government Projects in Hill County

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The operator reported on planning for future well pump maintenance at Gore Hill County Water District. Aqua Source advised that pulling and servicing a well pump will cost about $35,000, and recommended waiting until flow declines to 75% of original capacity. Current flows are still high, so the district will monitor flow rates and stagger pump work over multiple years. This is early-stage planning for significant mechanical and electrical work on at least two pump houses, creating a future need for well services, pump replacement, and related equipment when thresholds are met.

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$35,000Jun 23, 2026

Hill County is approving contract HC-26-227 with S.E.A. Construction for work related to the county fair in the amount of $9,500. This indicates small-scale construction or facility improvement at the fairgrounds, with the vendor already chosen. This is useful for firms tracking S.E.A. Construction as an incumbent and for vendors who can offer follow-on work, maintenance, or complementary services at the fairgrounds.

Contract Award
$9,500Jul 2, 2026

Director Mork told council that Recycle MT can run a recycling drive for about $1,500, paid from the Solid Waste budget, and asked if the city should proceed with an event. The city has not yet authorized a specific event or vendor, but there is budget capacity and interest. Recycling firms and event service providers can approach the Solid Waste function with turnkey collection, hauling, and outreach options at this price point.

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$1,500Jun 1, 2026

The board reviewed handouts for the Diamond Mapping GPS software offered via Montana Rural Water Systems, and the manager plans to purchase it to collect GPS coordinates for valves. The chosen tier will cost $36 per month and will support easier location of gate valves across the system. This signals a small but concrete GIS/asset-mapping implementation that may drive needs for setup, data migration, training, and possible integration with other utility systems.

Contract Award
$432Jun 3, 2026

Council amended the general fund budget to let the Parks Department use a $7,000 Rotary Club donation for a new swing set at Rotary Park. Scope is focused on purchasing and installing the equipment using these dedicated funds. Playground vendors and installers now know funding is in place and can offer compliant swing set packages and turnkey installation options to Parks staff.

Contract Award
$7,000Jun 1, 2026

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