Nome Census Area Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The FY27 budget and capital fund tables outline numerous facility projects across sites such as Brevig, Gambell, Golovin, Savoonga, Shishmaref, Stebbins, Teller, Unalakleet, Wales, and White Mountain, including roof recoats, boiler work, SPCC fuel-system upgrades, apartment remodels, and gym and flooring repairs. Many projects list contractors and price estimates (e.g., mechanical, electrical, environmental specialists), indicating active planning for 2027 and 2028 maintenance and capital work. Construction, mechanical, environmental, and building systems vendors can use this detailed site list and scopes to pursue upcoming bids or offer supplemental services, even where a primary contractor is noted.
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$2,207,856Jul 8, 2026The FY27 Food Service fund budgets $3,001,884 in expenditures, including $1,500,000 for food, plus spending on other purchased services, supplies, electricity, and travel, supported by USDA School Lunch revenue and a $851,890 transfer from the operating fund. This reflects a substantial, ongoing need to procure food products, kitchen supplies, and possibly outsourced services to serve remote school communities. Food distributors, kitchen equipment suppliers, and nutrition program consultants can use this fund detail to discuss menu planning, logistics, and cost management with the district.
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$3,001,884Jul 8, 2026The FY27 budget increases student activity travel by $561,200 and principal in-service travel by $50,000, and the travel fund shows 750 annual flight hours with Bering Air rates compared to BSSD’s internal charge. This highlights a significant, growing reliance on air travel for student activities and staff development in remote communities. Air carriers, charter providers, travel management services, and risk/safety consultants can approach the district to discuss pricing, scheduling, and logistics for expanded travel needs.
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$611,200Jul 8, 2026Nome Public Schools has been awarded a five-year 21st Century Community Learning Center grant totaling 1.25M to launch an afterschool program at Nome Elementary School beginning in FY27. The district is awaiting the formal award letter and will then begin program planning, including academic support in literacy and math and wellness-focused activities outside the regular school day. Norton Sound Health Corporation (NSHC) partnered on the application and is interested in delivering afterschool wellness instruction, indicating a collaborative, multi-provider model. The program is in early design, so the district will need curriculum, digital tools, enrichment programming, staffing, transportation, data/attendance tracking, and evaluation support aligned to 21st CCLC requirements. Vendors can offer turnkey afterschool curricula, tutoring platforms, program management software, and professional services to help Nome stand up and sustain this grant-funded initiative over the next five years.
Grant Funding
$1,250,000Jun 9, 2026The FY2027 Port Capital Projects Fund budget programs new federal and matching funds for the Snake River Moorage Project, including a US DOT/MARAD BUILD grant line of 3000000 and a Denali Commission rural transportation grant of 1000000 as gap funding. Budget notes state that 95 percent design by PND is authorized under a pre-award agreement, and that the Denali funds will contribute to the local cost-share match, indicating the project is moving from design into funded delivery. For vendors, this signals an active, grant-backed marine infrastructure build with major design substantially complete but construction, inspection, and ancillary systems still ahead. There is likely upcoming procurement for marine construction, electrical and utility work, security, environmental compliance, and long-term operations support around the new moorage facility once the grant agreements are fully executed.
Grant Funding
$5,000,000Jun 8, 2026On May 12, 2026 the Director of Technology reported that Nome Public Schools has selected Microcom as its new E-Rate Category I Internet Service Provider and that Microcom representatives conducted site surveys at NES, NBMHS, and ACSA/DO in April. The new Internet service installation is scheduled for completion on July 1, 2026, alongside replacement of all Category II network equipment districtwide and segmentation of the large Layer 2 network into VLANs. The FY2027 budget revision narrative also shows a 1,373,484 increase in the Internet budget line, funded through E-Rate and a new BAG Unlimited revenue stream, confirming substantial investment in connectivity. This is a high-value opportunity signal for network equipment, cybersecurity, and managed services vendors, as the district will be upgrading switches, wireless, and security architecture and may require design support, implementation services, and ongoing monitoring once Microcom’s service goes live.
Contract Admin
$1,373,484May 12, 2026Nome Public Schools received a May 5, 2026 owner’s representative report showing the Nome-Beltz High School reroof project is 98% complete but still requires corrective work and T1-11 siding replacement to fully close out the building envelope. The architect has confirmed installation deficiencies, a Notice of Defect was issued in December 2025, and corrective construction is scheduled for late May through August 2026, with final inspection in September and closeout by October 2026. The district is coordinating with DEED on an extension and is holding retainage and tracking back charges, with approximately 1.2M in combined DEED budget balance, retention, and back charges available to support completion. This is commercially relevant for construction, roofing, and building envelope vendors because the district may need supplemental specialty contractors, inspection, testing, or warranty-related services if the current contractor cannot fully resolve issues, and it also signals a funded facilities program with active legal and technical support needs.
Contract Admin
$1,200,000May 12, 2026Significant increase in FY2027 budgeted spending for districtwide internet services funded by additional E-Rate revenue and a new BAG Unlimited internet revenue source, indicating expanded or upgraded internet connectivity and related services.
Grant Funding
$1,799,535May 7, 2026At the April 14, 2026 board meeting, the board approved the purchase of 180,000 gallons of heating fuel for FY27 from NJUS at a price not to exceed 670,000. This locks in the fuel vendor and approximate spending level for the coming fiscal year and reflects a significant portion of the district’s operating facilities costs in Nome’s climate. While this specific fuel buy is decided, the size of the purchase and the parallel investment in building envelopes (such as the NBHS reroof) signal ongoing attention to energy costs. Vendors in energy efficiency, controls, boiler optimization, or alternative energy can treat this as benchmarking information and position services that help the district reduce gallons consumed and mitigate future fuel purchases beyond FY27.
Contract Award
$670,000May 12, 2026Bering Strait School District has bid out a contract to provide pilots to operate its district airplane and has identified Arctic Legacy Aviation as the proposed vendor. The company would supply pilots on a two-week rotation, insure the plane, and ensure all pilots have the required training for insurance compliance. The proposed cost for the FY26-27 school year is 580000, and the superintendent has recommended the board approve the contract as presented. While the primary award decision is effectively made pending board action, this creates intelligence on the district’s air-transport model, budget level, and reliance on a contracted aviation provider. Vendors offering aviation support, maintenance, safety training, logistics planning, or future competing pilot services could use this as a benchmark for future rebids or complementary services.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Nome Census Area, Alaska
9 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Nome School District
School710 students
Nome Joint Utility and Airport Authority
Airport Authority
City of Unalakleet
City741 pop.
City of Shishmaref
City555 pop.
City of Shaktoolik
City207 pop.
City of Savoonga
City804 pop.
City of Nome
City3,639 pop.
City of Golovin
City166 pop.
Bering Strait School District
School1,783 students
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