Humboldt County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Humboldt County

19 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The Emergency Manager proposes a project concept to convert the unused former community pool building at Sage Heights into a dedicated Emergency Operations Center. Rough cost estimates from Brownfields consultants suggest $1.5–$2 million, to be funded through a mix of County, private, federal, and other sources. With Commission approval, staff will begin contractor RFP development, design, quoting, and funding solicitation, making this a significant upcoming facility and technology project.

Pre-RFP
$2,000,000Jul 20, 2026

The district is investigating structural and moisture issues at Winnemucca Grammar School, with dehumidification in place and crack monitors installed. They are seeking a masonry testing company and have interest from Plenium Builders and HYK, with HYK preparing a proposal. A HUD bill includes a $3.5 million funding item for this work and additional funding sources are being explored. Vendors in structural engineering, testing, and CMAR construction have an opening to shape scope and future contracts.

Pre-RFP
$3,500,000May 26, 2026

Humboldt County School District’s membership in the Nevada Public Agency Insurance Pool has been renewed for the 7/1/2026–7/1/2027 coverage period, with updated limits for property, equipment breakdown, cyber, environmental liability, and student accident coverage. The total program cost including POOL services is $589,028.06, with a $25,000 maintenance deductible and expanded cyber and property limits. This is decided work but signals who handles the district’s risk and insurance; vendors in safety, cyber, and risk-related services can target adjacent needs, integration, and future coverage changes with the district and POOL/PACT.

Contract Award
$589,028Jul 1, 2026

Detention also seeks approval to purchase five Motorola Viking radios for up to $30,000 and to extend its contract with Recon Healthcare Services for one year, not to exceed $441,000. These decisions keep Motorola and Recon as key public safety and inmate healthcare incumbents at the facility, with predictable annual spend that may expand with additional radios or healthcare services.

Contract Award
$471,000Jul 20, 2026

Humboldt County School District is reviewing and approving renewal of its liability, property, and auto insurance through the Nevada Public Agency Insurance Pool (POOL) for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The agenda notes the renewal premium at 589028.06 for FY26-27, continuing existing coverage for district properties and vehicles and including access to POOL’s risk management, safety training, OSHA support, and related services. This indicates POOL remains the incumbent carrier for at least 15 Nevada school districts, with a multi-year history of rising premiums and deductible changes. For vendors, this is primarily incumbent intelligence, but POOL’s embedded grant and safety programs may generate demand for supplemental safety equipment, training platforms, and risk mitigation services that align with the district’s risk management initiatives.

Contract Award
$589,028Jun 9, 2026

Detention requests approval to purchase a new jail control system from TRL Systems, Inc. for up to $336,454.50. The project is also listed in the General Fund CIP at $340,000 in FY 2026-27. This is a major security controls modernization for the detention facility, with TRL Systems as the chosen vendor and likely future needs around integration, maintenance, and training.

Contract Award
$336,454Jul 20, 2026

Detention is asking to extend its contract with Recon Healthcare Services for one year, with a not-to-exceed amount of $441,000. This indicates ongoing outsourced medical services for inmates and a known annual spend level. Healthcare providers and correctional health specialists can track this extension to anticipate future rebids, evaluate service scope, and position solutions for quality improvement, telehealth, or cost control when the county next reviews the arrangement.

Contract Admin
$441,000Jul 20, 2026

The board approved CTR as contractor for roofing projects at LHS ($145,687), French Ford K-6 ($83,602), and McDermitt K-12 ($116,994), using district funds. Bids from CTR and State Roofing were reviewed, and CTR was selected on all three projects. While the primary awards are decided, roofing manufacturers, safety, and maintenance service providers can target CTR and the district for materials, inspections, and future roof asset management.

Contract Award
$346,283May 26, 2026

Facility Operations reports an emergency failure of the detention center’s hot water boiler on June 11, 2026. Nevada Chiller and Boiler was immediately engaged to install two new 199 BTU water heaters for $65,308, work completed June 18. While the emergency work is done, this sets Nevada Chiller and Boiler as an HVAC incumbent at the jail and highlights ongoing mechanical risk, opening conversations on maintenance programs, controls, and future upgrades.

Contract Award
$65,308Jul 20, 2026

The June 2026 treasurer report and June 15 RTC minutes show multiple payments totaling $34,449.98 to Hunewill Construction Co., Inc. for Type II base and 3/4 aggregate rock on RTC projects. This confirms Hunewill as a current materials supplier for county road work. Aggregates competitors and trucking or paving firms can treat this as incumbent intelligence for future bids and potential teaming or substitution when new projects arise.

Contract Award
$34,449Jul 20, 2026

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