Park County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Park County
17 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Underpass storm water project, including upsizing flow pipes and ancillary improvements.
Pre-RFP
$1,000,000Jun 18, 2026During discussion, the City Manager noted the planned Wellness Center has an estimated $23.9 million design and construction cost, with an additional $5 million endowment to be funded by the 4 Ranges Foundation. The comments indicate a major community facility project is in planning, with design and construction still at the estimate stage. Architecture, engineering, construction, fitness equipment, and facility-operations vendors should track how this concept is funded and delivered and offer planning, design, or cost refinement support.
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$23,900,000Jun 2, 2026Livingston approved a development agreement with Sheep Mountain Residences PUD for 48 deed-restricted affordable apartments on a 1.01‑acre site in the Brookstone subdivision. Conditions cover grading, stormwater, utilities, wildlife‑friendly fencing, bus shelter, ditch realignment, fire access, landscaping, and annual affordability certification at or below 60% AMI. With LIHTC financing and at least 50 years of affordability, the project will need ongoing design, civil, utility, transit, and site-amenity work plus long‑term operations support.
Contract Award
$23,900,000Jun 16, 2026A July 2024 Downtown Tax Increment District Strategy memo outlines how Livingston should use URA tax increment through 2034, with projected revenue of $7.5–$9 million. It emphasizes facade and residential rehab grants, workforce housing support, small-scale placemaking projects, and potential future bonding or strategic land purchases. While not a project approval, it signals a pipeline of TIF-backed work where consultants, developers, and designers can shape proposals that fit the preferred funding model and community benefits.
Public Updates
$9,000,000Jun 23, 2026The Solid Waste Division’s FY 2027 budget includes $533,500 in capital for a hauling semi, shop addition, asphalt paving, a walking‑floor trailer, roll‑off containers, and a cardboard compactor. No specific bids or vendors are named yet. This is a strong signal for equipment dealers, facility builders, and compactor vendors that multiple procurements will be coming to support the Transfer Station after recent trailer fires.
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$533,500Jul 7, 2026The FY 2027 police budget includes $257,700 in capital for an interview room recording system, tasers, handheld and vehicle radios, ballistic gear, a new patrol vehicle, and secure vehicle storage. These are planned purchases where vendors may be chosen through standard procurement during the year. Even though final FY 2027 awards are pending, current document mainly signals upcoming spend levels and categories for public‑safety technology and gear.
Contract Award
$257,700Jul 7, 2026Dispatch’s FY 2027 plan budgets $84,000 in capital, including $80,000 for a backup dispatch center and $4,000 for radios. The Technical Director recommends these, and the City funds dispatch jointly with Park County. No design or site has been publicized for the backup center. Public safety radio and 911 infrastructure vendors can engage now on concept design, site fit‑out, and integration with existing systems.
Pre-RFP
$84,000Jul 7, 2026After two trailer fires at the Transfer Station, the City’s insurer deemed one 2026 MAC moving floor trailer a total loss and will fund a replacement, less deductible and salvage. Purchase Order 20268 selects a new MAC moving‑floor trailer from IMCO Trailers for about $142,501 using Sourcewell pricing. The main decision is made, but this reveals MAC/IMCO as the solid‑waste hauling incumbent and points to future needs for trailers, maintenance, and fire‑prevention upgrades.
Contract Award
$142,501Jul 7, 2026The board documents describe an office wall/remodel project, with the office wall work scheduled for June/July and an FY26 estimated obligation of $4,500 marked as “Office Remodel – Estimate.” The May 26 minutes say the office wall project can be scheduled for June/July and that contractor Matt Burda will be contacted, indicating early-stage scoping rather than a fully detailed contract in the record. Because the FY27 agenda also lists “Facility FY27 Office remodel,” the district appears to be planning ongoing or additional office remodeling into the next fiscal year. This points to a small but concrete facilities project where scoping, budgeting, and possibly vendor selection for any remaining work may still be fluid. Vendors offering school office design, interior construction, finishes, furniture, and safety/secure entry upgrades could engage around helping refine scope, phasing, and cost options for the FY27 remodel elements.
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$4,500Jun 24, 2026Acquisition and full outfitting of at least two, and potentially three, Type 6 brush/wildland engines using an approved INTERCAP loan of up to 400,000, including new Ford F-550 cab-and-chassis units, custom deck designs, pump packages, lights, radios, and other wildland apparatus components.
Grant Funding
$400,000May 26, 2026Showing 10 of 17
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Government Agencies in Park County, Montana
15 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Woodside Park County Water and Sewer District
Special District
Wilsall Water District
Special District
Town of Clyde Park
City346 pop.
Shields Valley High School District
School59 students
Pine Creek Elementary School District
School37 students
Park High School District
School438 students
Park County Rural Fire District #1
Fire District
Park County
County18,074 pop.
Livingston Elementary School District
School817 students
Gardiner High School District
School48 students
Gardiner Elementary School District
School89 students
Cooke City-park County Water District
Special District
Cooke City Elementary School District
School5 students
City of Livingston
City8,908 pop.
Arrowhead Elementary School District
School79 students
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