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Government Projects in Lincoln County
12 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Lincoln County commissioners chose to build a new, longer single-span bridge at Keeler Creek and repair the associated levee, rather than restore the old bridge. FEMA Public Assistance can fund the bridge, while the levee is eligible for an 80/20 USACE cost share. Design, environmental permitting, and construction delivery still need to be scoped, creating a near-term need for engineering, environmental, and construction services as the County advances the project.
Repair work to the Flathead Valley Community College Lincoln County Campus building in Libby, based on engineer-developed scope, including restoration of damaged building elements.
Lincoln County approved a $212,940.80 PILT-funded payment to Complete Restoration for interior restoration of water damage at Flathead Valley Community College. The work scope is interior repairs following water damage; the contractor is already selected and funded. This is useful for firms tracking facilities remediation work, as it shows the county and college are investing in building restoration and may have follow-on needs like inspections, mitigation, or future capital upgrades.
The county accepted a single bid from Macks Mountain Home Cleaning for annual janitorial services across multiple facilities, including the courthouse, sheriff's office, annex, library, ARP building, and youth court. The bid lists site-specific annual costs, and the contract decision is made. This is key for cleaning vendors and building service providers as it reveals the incumbent, approximate contract size, and facility list for future rebids or complementary services such as supplies, floor care, or disinfection.
HDR Engineering’s biomass feasibility study and related engineering services for an energy or waste-to-energy project, including technical analysis and reporting to support community-benefit infrastructure decisions.
The board notes mowing approved for Peace Park at $1,125 with Tom Shay and for ESP Soccer Fields at $2,000 with Jamie Satorie on May 18, 2026. These awards show who currently holds seasonal mowing work at key park sites. Landscaping and grounds firms can track this as incumbent information and plan outreach ahead of the next mowing season or for additional parks maintenance needs.
Council approved two change orders with TCI on the sewer project, including upgraded valve hardware and additional work on two sewer crossings, funded in part by extra grant money. The project is nearing completion, with a final walkthrough scheduled and substantial completion expected after that. Contractors and engineering firms can treat this as incumbent and scope intelligence for future sewer, water, or grant-funded infrastructure work with the city.
The council approved a contract with RPA, capped at $5,000, for third-party inspection and submittal review on the firehall roof project tied to December flooding and wind damage. FEMA funding will reimburse deductible and costs above insurance, and roofers are already on site with completion expected within about a week. This confirms RPA as the quality-assurance consultant, but follow-on needs may arise for documentation support, additional inspections, or related facility resilience work.
Final build and cost of the fire department building, including painting and inspection services.
Change order for two sewer main crossings where the actual depth was unknown, requiring additional work to meet minimum separation distance requirements. This involved digging, sloping, and using a pipe with minimum deflection to go under the sewer line.
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Government Agencies in Lincoln County, Montana
13 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Yaak Elementary School District
Troy High School District
Troy Elementary School District
Trego Elementary School District
Mccormick Elementary School District
Lincoln County Rural Fire District #1
Lincoln County High School District
Lincoln County
Libby K-12 Schools
Fortine Elementary School District
Eureka Elementary School District
City of Troy
City of Libby
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