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Government Projects in Newton County

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The Finance Director briefed council that market conditions now favor re‑investing idle City funds and that the City has resumed competitive bidding for instruments like 2‑year Treasuries. An outside consultant, FMSI, advises on investment types and maturities, and the City just bid two $2,000,000 Treasury purchases on June 24. Financial institutions and broker/dealers will see more frequent bid requests as the City ladders investments, creating ongoing opportunities for compliant investment products and advisory services.

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$4,000,000Jul 6, 2026

Joplin plans to enter an agreement with Emery Sapp & Sons to reconstruct the North Perimeter Road at Joplin Regional Airport for $1,209,187.74. Budget amendments for FY25-26 are included, and council action will authorize the City Manager to execute the contract. Construction and materials vendors can monitor this as a multi-phase airport improvement that may drive follow-on work such as lighting, drainage, signage, and future pavement maintenance.

Contract Award
$1,209,187Jul 6, 2026

The IT budget notes that in FY26 three large systems will be added: Enterprise Asset Management, Bentek Benefit Administration, and BambooHR, pushing software support and maintenance to $1,182,349. This shows that HR is implementing BambooHR as a core HRIS and Bentek for benefits, with IT supporting integration and rollout. HR tech consultants and integration partners can help with data conversion, policy configuration, integrations with time and attendance and payroll, and end‑user training.

Contract Award
$1,182,349Jul 6, 2026

The City is set to approve a $5,345,425.65 agreement with Sprouls Construction for the Main Street Streetscape project from 8th to 15th Streets. The ordinance amends the FY25-26 budget and authorizes the City Manager to execute the contract. Urban design, lighting, landscape, and traffic-safety vendors should track this multi-year corridor project for change orders, enhancements, and future phases beyond 15th Street.

Contract Award
$5,345,426Jul 6, 2026

The City plans to approve Work Authorization OLS-OC-26-03 with Olsson for professional engineering services for the Davis Boulevard Improvements project, not to exceed $309,510. The ordinance authorizes the City Manager to execute the agreement and includes a location map and detailed scope. Design is just starting, so contractors, right-of-way services, and utility-relocation vendors should monitor this corridor for future construction opportunities once engineering is complete.

Contract Award
$309,510Jul 6, 2026

Joplin approved a consulting agreement with Place Foundry PLLC, up to $217,500, to plan commercial and residential development and redevelopment around Missouri Southern State University, Northpark Mall, and the Newman Road/Duquesne/North Range Line area. This is a strategic planning effort that will shape future land use, infrastructure, and private projects in a key growth corridor. While Place Foundry is the lead, their work will generate multi-year capital projects and private investments where engineering, architecture, infrastructure, and vertical development firms can engage later.

Contract Award
$217,500Jul 6, 2026

An ordinance is up for first reading to approve a $184,665.40 agreement with Blevins Asphalt for milling and overlay of part of the General Aviation Terminal parking lot at Joplin Regional Airport. The item includes a FY25-26 budget amendment and authorizes the City Manager to sign. Asphalt, striping, and parking-system vendors should view this as part of broader airport facility upkeep that may spur related work such as signage, re-striping, and parking technology upgrades.

Contract Award
$184,665Jul 6, 2026

Joplin plans to engage Crawford, Murphy & Tilly for construction management of the North Perimeter Road Reconstruction at the airport, not to exceed $179,186.03. The ordinance includes an FY25-26 budget amendment and authorizes the City Manager to sign. This identifies CMT as the engineering CM lead, useful for consultants, testing labs, and technology providers seeking to support project controls, inspection, and documentation.

Contract Award
$179,186Jul 6, 2026

The City is authorizing an agreement with Signature Dirtworx for the 32nd Street and Quail Ave Sewer Extension Project for $141,335.65. This will expand sanitary sewer infrastructure, with the City Manager empowered to execute the contract. Utility contractors, inspection firms, and telemetry/SCADA vendors may find follow-on work in related extensions, maintenance, and lift-station or monitoring upgrades once the new line is in place.

Contract Award
$141,336Jul 6, 2026

Joplin will issue a purchase order to SHI/Microsoft for $247,932.42 to cover the annual support payment for financial software and related systems in FY2026. The expense was already budgeted and now requires council approval. This confirms SHI/Microsoft as the incumbent financial software and licensing provider, giving ERP, integration, and support vendors a view into the City’s tech stack and renewal cycle.

Contract Admin
$247,932Jul 6, 2026

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