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Government Projects in Nodaway County

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Maryville approved a mutual aid agreement with Evergy’s Mullin Creek Generation Station for operations of an F500 encapsulator agent foam trailer stationed at the Maryville Fire Department. Evergy retains ownership and covers agent replacement and certain maintenance; Maryville and Barnard Fire use and maintain the trailer for regional incidents. This adds specialized industrial fire response capability, signaling potential needs for additional training, foam, equipment maintenance, and related safety planning around the proposed 440 MW power plant.

Contract Award
$225,000Jul 13, 2026

Maryville approved a not‑to‑exceed $68,600 contract with David E. Ross Construction to repair and upgrade failed aeration basin mixers at the wastewater treatment plant. The work includes a new stainless-steel cable anchoring system and independent electrical connections for three mixers after a mooring failure damaged the electrical system. While the primary repair vendor is set, WWTP equipment and electrical suppliers can offer parts, monitoring, and future upgrade or redundancy options once the upgraded system is in service.

Contract Award
$68,600Jul 13, 2026

Maryville approved a $29,693.26 contract with Midwest Mobile Radio Services for purchase and installation of consolidated dispatch radio console refresh equipment, with shipment and payment deferred until October 2026 (FY27). The timing avoided large price increases from Motorola and aligns the expense with the FY 2027 budget. While the initial hardware vendor is set, IT and radio providers can look at integration, cybersecurity, recording, and console management tools that will sit on top of the new platform.

Contract Award
$29,693Jul 13, 2026

The City approved a not‑to‑exceed $12,250.27 contract with Cogent Inc. dba Fluid Equipment to rebuild a 7 HP Fairbanks Morse scum pump at the wastewater treatment facility. Work includes replacing seals, bearings, rotor components, repairing the stator, and full cleaning and reassembly after signs of failure. Pump and motor vendors now know Cogent/Fluid Equipment is the service incumbent, and can target future rebuilds, replacements, or efficiency upgrades as additional pumps age.

Contract Award
$12,250Jul 13, 2026

Maryville is moving ahead with a new all‑inclusive playground at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park, funded by a $99,636 Lions Club International Foundation grant matched by $99,636 in city funds, for a total of about $199,000. The project will remove a 2002-era playground and install modern inclusive equipment near the Lions Shelter, with a two‑year completion window and city funds planned in the FY 2027 Mozingo Recreation Fund. Parks, playground, and accessibility vendors should track this as design and equipment choices are finalized and be ready to support installation, surfacing, and long-term maintenance.

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$199,272Jul 13, 2026

A July 13 Council bill would authorize Supplemental Agreement No. 1 with Woolpert for $132,168 in construction administration services on the Northwest Missouri Regional Airport Community Hangar project, funded 90% by FAA BIL and 10% by the City. The 80x80 prefabricated hangar is substantially complete, and the added scope covers shop drawing review, QA testing coordination, site visits, reimbursement requests, and FAA/MoDOT grant closeout. This confirms Woolpert as the long‑term airport engineering incumbent and signals ongoing FAA‑funded airport capital work where specialty contractors and subs can align.

Contract Admin
$132,168Jul 13, 2026

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