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Manvel’s Capital Improvements Advisory Committee met July 7, 2026 to review the Roadway Impact Fee Technical Report and recommend cost per service unit and collection methodology to Council. The 10‑year roadway impact fee CIP includes 73 capacity projects totaling about $432.9M, with $426.9M attributable to growth and a recoverable $354.4M after credits. This is a major shift in how the city funds arterial and collector construction, creating long-term demand for financial modeling, legal, software, and program administration support around impact fee implementation and updates.
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$432,927,004Jul 7, 2026The Roadway Impact Fee CIP defines 73 arterial and collector segments for widening and new roadways, providing 51,349 veh‑mi of new capacity at a total planning cost of $432.9M. Projects span four service areas, including corridors like Masters Road, Del Bello, Bissell, Jordan, Belcher, and multiple new alignments, with 95–100% of costs tied to growth. These will roll out over at least a decade, signaling substantial future demand for roadway design, right‑of‑way, surveying, construction, and related professional services even though individual procurements are not yet scheduled.
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$432,927,004Jul 7, 2026Dickinson is planning a 2027 Road Maintenance Special Improvement District (SID 202701-XX) based on its pavement management report. Work includes mill and overlay, full-depth asphalt reconstruction, and repair or replacement of concrete curb, gutter, sidewalks, ADA ramps, and driveways in multiple mapped areas. Construction is scheduled for summer 2027 with bids anticipated in November 2026 and an engineer’s probable construction cost of about $8.49 million. This is a large upcoming capital contract for roadway and sidewalk work where design is defined but contractor selection has not yet occurred.
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$8,490,589Jun 24, 2026Fullerton approved plans, funding transfers, and bid alternates for the Harbor Boulevard Rehabilitation Project and awarded a $1,138,075 construction contract to R.J. Noble Company. The project uses Measure M2 and sewer funds, allows night work via a noise waiver, and authorizes change orders and engineering support. With R.J. Noble as prime, there is demand for subs and services in traffic control, striping, ADA upgrades, materials testing, and potentially sewer rehab work along the corridor.
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$1,138,075Jul 21, 2026Fullerton approved plans and funding for the Independence Park Gym Renovation Project and awarded a $1,360,000 construction contract to A2Z Construct Inc. The City also increased the Crane Architectural Group purchase order to $200,000 for design and authorized Public Works to manage change orders and engineering support. This multi-firm effort creates prospects for subs in building trades, sports flooring, lighting, HVAC, and future programming or facility technology upgrades at the renovated gym.
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$1,360,000Jul 21, 2026The Cemetery-Parks Commission reviewed a concept design from MCSA Group for full replacement of Lawrence Park playground, with an estimated cost of about $1.08 million. Staff recommend setting aside remaining City Park Improvement Fund dollars toward this project, targeting construction in fall 2027 or summer 2028 due to safety and heavy use concerns. This is still in planning with no vendor selected, creating room for playground, sitework, safety surfacing, and equipment providers to influence scope, phasing, and funding strategy.
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$1,080,892Jun 10, 2026Ottertail Power briefed the council on a new 345 kV transmission line parallel to existing lines on the city’s west side and asked what building permits the city will require. The city currently has no permit standards specific to transmission lines, only to buildings, so staff and council will need to define requirements and review the eventual permit application. This opens a planning window for consultants and technical service firms that help draft permitting standards, route assessments, construction oversight, and community impact mitigation for utility corridors.
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$7,000,000Jun 8, 2026The TIRZ III Board will consider approving Hidalgo County and City of Edinburg tax increment payments totaling about $1.34 million to Burns Brothers, Ltd. for reimbursable project costs in Reinvestment Zone Number Three. This reflects ongoing reimbursement under an existing development agreement using tax increment financing. Vendors in infrastructure, engineering, and related services can read this as confirmation that Burns Brothers is the active developer and that TIRZ III continues to generate funded work that may need subs, add-ons, or follow-on phases.
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$1,340,490Jul 7, 2026Mayor Lotzer reported that bids for the dike/flood control project were opened, with eight submissions, and the construction contract was awarded to RJ Zavoral & Sons for $3,635,113.50, nearly $600,000 under estimate. Final permits and easements are in progress, with construction scheduled to begin in September 2026. While the prime construction work is awarded, there is still room for suppliers and specialty subcontractors supporting flood control, materials, and environmental compliance to engage with the contractor or city as implementation ramps up.
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$3,635,113Jul 7, 2026The city is in construction on the 2026 Main and Central Street Reconstruction project, with change orders approved for additional sidewalk, curb, gutter, driveway, storm sewer work, and subgrade material. Knife River is performing the work and has been temporarily delayed by a BNSF communication line issue; the city also approved a $407,862.56 pay application and boosted the sales tax infrastructure fund allocation to $1,085,000. This is a decided project, but it signals ongoing heavy civil work and potential need for materials, traffic control, inspections, and future phases or adjacent projects.
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Government Agencies in North Dakota, North Dakota
28 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Fullerton
City of Bismarck
City of Williston
City of Buffalo
City of Milton
City of Edinburg
City of Manvel
City of Davenport
City of Burlington
City of Garrison
City of Beach
City of Dickinson
City of Harvey
City of Fargo
City of Zeeland
City of Epping
City of Reile's Acres
City of Carrington
City of Crary
City of Loraine
City of Canton
City of Lidgerwood
City of Hazen
City of Sheldon
City of Cando
City of Buchanan
City of New Salem
City of Wilton
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