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Development of two fourplexes (eight residential units total) as part of the Bluff Country Estates project, utilizing Tax Increment Financing (TIF).
Development of two fourplexes (eight residential units total) as part of the Bluff Country Estates project, utilizing Tax Increment Financing (TIF).
The County awarded a construction contract to Constructors Inc to provide mill and fill paving on West Denton Road from Southwest 12th to Southwest 56th Street and on Southwest 12th from West Rokeby to West Denton Road. The project cost is not to exceed $1,850,965.09 under Project 26-04, Bid 26-130, effective upon execution. This confirms a sizable resurfacing job is moving forward and identifies Constructors Inc as the incumbent contractor on this corridor.
Columbus is authorizing a $1,066,000 tax increment revenue bond to reimburse Columbus Realty Holdings, LLC for the completed B&R Stores (Super Saver) redevelopment. The project includes a new grocery store and fuel center on an expanded footprint and demolition of the existing store within a designated blighted area. The bond is repaid from 2025+ incremental property taxes through 2040, with the city treasurer acting as paying agent. This confirms long-term TIF-backed funding and an active commercial site that may need ongoing facility, IT, and service vendors.
Broken Bow approved Ordinance 1312 on July 14, 2026 to confirm the sale of the former Armory property (1.43 acres, parcel 001236600) to Becton, Dickinson and Company for $900,000 via municipal deed. The city is selling the land in as-is condition, with BD assuming unpaid taxes and no title insurance or abstract provided. This is a private development signal: BD will control this site and may plan facility construction, renovation, utilities, and related services. Vendors should track how BD intends to develop the property and engage BD, not the city, for construction, engineering, and facility services.
Negotiations for the Good Life District Agreement, including the sale of 72 acres of land to Woodsonia for a mixed-use development (Veterans Village) with a sports complex, housing, and potentially a YMCA.
Albion’s Parks capital plan identifies a future trail connection between Fuller Park and 11th & State Street, estimated at $750,000, planned for 2027 and beyond. Earlier phases of the trail system are complete or nearing completion, aided by grants and donations. Design firms, trail builders, and grant consultants can start discussions now on route options, permitting, and funding packages for this next major trail segment.
Plex Homes plans to build two 4‑unit residential buildings (eight apartments) at 9th and Lincoln in the City’s Redevelopment Area #3. Council approved a Redevelopment Plan amendment and TIF package supporting about $131,000 in TIF‑funded costs from an $1.08 million project, with construction starting fall 2026 and completion by late 2027. This multi‑family infill project will need design, site, utility, and building trades, and shows the city’s willingness to support small‑scale housing with TIF.
The Fire Department’s future capital plan calls for purchasing a new fire engine for about $1.1 million, with an expected 2–3‑year wait. Engine 2’s current engine has significant oil and coolant loss, and the plan is to rotate it to reserve and move a 1999 unit to backup/training. Apparatus manufacturers and financing partners can engage early, as the department intends to bring this purchase to Council in the near term.
Capital improvement projects at Heartland Shooting Park: trap and skeet field upgrades, showerhouse facility, and camper pad expansion.
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Government Agencies in Nebraska, Nebraska
32 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Bartlett Village
City of North Platte
City of Grand Island
City of Columbus
City of Bellevue
City of Seward
Davey Village
City of Albion
City of Yutan
City of St. Paul
Nemaha Village
City of Blue Hill
City of Plainview
City of Broken Bow
City of Wahoo
City of Lyons
City of Kearney
City of Franklin
Loomis Village
Doniphan Village
City of Gering
City of South Sioux
City of Hastings
Clinton Village
Brady Village
City of Schuyler
Alvo Village
City of Red Cloud
De Witt Village
City of Wood River
City of Papillion
City of Imperial
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