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Government Projects in Knox County

17 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Valley, NE has completed a water distribution system replacement plan identifying critical mains and laying out a four‑phase construction program from 2027–2030 plus a 2026 project. The plan calls for replacing undersized and aging mains, reconnecting or replacing hundreds of services, and addressing lead lines and appurtenances, with an estimated construction cost of about $13.5 million. This is pre-design budgeting guidance, so the city will still need full engineering design, funding strategy, and construction and inspection services for each phase.

Pre-RFP
$13,520,274Jul 2, 2026

Valley is paying Application for Payment No. 1 to Vrba Construction for the FY26 Water Main Replacement project. The original contract is about $1.26 million, with change orders bringing the current contract price to roughly $1.37 million; $259,565.60 has been completed or stored, and $233,609.04 is approved for payment. This confirms Vrba as the incumbent on a multi-phase utility replacement project, with about $1.11 million work remaining that may generate future change orders, related construction, inspection, materials, and restoration needs.

Contract Admin
$1,368,545Jul 14, 2026

In the June financials, Bloomfield paid Savvas Learning Company $28,017.30 for high school ELA curriculum, indicating a new or updated adoption. This positions Savvas as the incumbent ELA provider at the high school level. Curriculum and assessment vendors can use this to time future outreach around supplemental resources, PD, renewal cycles, or adjacent subjects not currently covered by Savvas.

Contract Award
$28,017Jul 20, 2026

Board reports show Bloomfield buying multiple Follett CONTENT Solutions orders for HS and elementary libraries and paying for Follett Software for Jr/Sr HS and elementary library systems. This indicates a districtwide Follett library platform and recent content refresh. Library and instructional resource vendors can use this to propose integrations, e‑resources, or complementary tools, and to track expected lifecycle for future upgrades.

Contract Award
$6,163Jul 20, 2026

Bloomfield purchased the E3 Safety App and services from Emergent 3 for $4,095, and tech trainings during teacher workdays will include E3 Emergency App training. This indicates a new school safety/alert platform rollout. Safety and IT vendors can focus on integration, training, and complementary tools like mapping, reunification, or visitor management systems that work alongside E3.

Contract Award
$4,095Jul 20, 2026

Bloomfield purchased a PK & Early Childhood GOLD NE Bundle from Teaching Strategies for $707.50. This suggests active use of Teaching Strategies assessment or curriculum tools in early childhood programs. Early learning vendors should see Bloomfield as investing in structured early childhood systems, opening space for implementation support, training, and complementary tools like family engagement or screening solutions.

Contract Award
$707Jul 20, 2026

The AP report shows significant supply purchases from Eakes Office Solutions and First National Bank Omaha (via card-based spending) for supplies, travel, and gas. This confirms ongoing demand for office, classroom, and travel-related materials. Suppliers of instructional materials, office consumables, and purchasing card analytics can use this as recurring spend data and propose consolidation, category management, or cost-control solutions.

Contract Award
$13,411Jul 13, 2026

Crofton Community School’s July 2026 AP report includes a $6,200 payment to Software Unlimited Inc for annual software renewal and updates. This suggests the district relies on this vendor for a core system, likely financial or SIS software, with a yearly renewal cycle. Competing platforms and add-on solution providers can use this as renewal timing intelligence to discuss migration, integrations, reporting enhancements, or training ahead of future cycles.

Contract Award
$6,200Jul 13, 2026

The July 2026 AP report shows Crofton Community School paying ESU #1 for tech support contract services. This reflects an ongoing outsourced IT support arrangement covering district technology needs. IT and edtech vendors should treat ESU #1 and the district as a combined ecosystem, focusing on integrations, supplemental support tools, and projects that extend or modernize the current tech environment.

Contract Award
$3,019Jul 13, 2026

Crofton’s July 2026 AP report shows a $1,650.78 payment to Lunchtime Solutions, Inc. for end-of-year food, supplies, and labor for a 'big move' event. This confirms an existing relationship with a contracted food service provider for special events or broader meal services. Food service management firms can treat this as incumbent data and consider offering efficiency tools, menu planning, or event catering support around future moves or program changes.

Contract Award
$1,651Jul 13, 2026

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