Sarpy County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Sarpy County

22 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The district has negotiated a $440,000 sale of its print shop building at 108 W. Grant Street to the PLCS Foundation, with proceeds going into the Special Building Fund. A related MOU gives the district first rights to purchase the Foundation’s current 242 W. Grant Street building for $718,500 once the Foundation completes its new Community Engagement Center and relocates. Real estate, design, and construction vendors can engage around the forthcoming HAL building print shop move, Foundation new build, and the district’s eventual acquisition and repurposing of 242 W. Grant.

Pre-RFP
$1,158,500Jul 13, 2026

Omaha Public Schools is entering a one-year agreement with Alpha School to provide special education instruction for students with behavior disorders and specific learning disabilities. The contract runs from August 1, 2026 through July 31, 2027, covering about 35 students at a daily rate of $210.31 per student. This confirms Alpha School as an incumbent provider and signals ongoing outsourced special education needs, with potential for future extensions or competition when the term ends.

Contract Award
$1,600,000Aug 1, 2026

Through a Memorandum of Understanding, the district secured an exclusive option until December 31, 2028, to purchase the PLCS Foundation’s current building at 242 W. Grant Street for $718,500. The sale is contingent on completion of the new Community Engagement Center and both boards’ approvals, plus title and environmental review. This signals a likely future facilities project to renovate or repurpose the 5,363 sq ft office building for district use once acquired.

Pre-RFP
$718,500Jul 27, 2026

OPS approved Change Order 002 to Kingery Construction Co for the TAC Student & Community Services Renovation, adding about $42,600 and bringing the total to about $1.48 million. The project upgrades administrative and community-facing space at the Teacher Administrative Center. This continuing work may drive needs for office systems, customer service technology, and furniture as the renovated areas are outfitted.

Contract Admin
$1,484,551Jul 13, 2026

Papillion La Vista Community Schools is selling its light-industrial print shop building at 108 W. Grant Street to the PLCS Foundation for an appraised price of $440,000. The purchase agreement and related MOU give the district future option to buy the Foundation’s current building at 242 W. Grant Street for $718,500, with sale proceeds going into the Special Building Fund. The print shop operation will relocate to Liberty Middle School/HAL facilities over about two years, creating needs for demolition, construction, fit-out, and print equipment relocation.

Contract Award
$440,000Jul 27, 2026

The board received updates in June 2026 on ongoing construction at the Platteview High School/Platteview Central (PHS/PC) campus, supported by a new 2026 bond Building Fund #3. Bond proceeds are being used for major work managed by Boyd Jones Construction and engineering firm Olsson, with portable classrooms from Williams Scotsman to support temporary space needs. This signals a multi-phase campus buildout where additional furnishings, technology, security, and site work may follow as spaces come online.

Public Updates
$624,750Jul 13, 2026

OPS approved Bid 26-050 to Old Castle Materials Midwest Co dba Omni Engineering for Service Center parking lot improvements in Fall 2026 for about $398,714. Work will include paving, drainage, and site upgrades at the operations hub. Paving and sitework vendors can use this to track Omni as a key player and anticipate future lots, bus yards, and site upgrades.

Contract Award
$398,714Jul 13, 2026

OPS awarded Bid 26-042 to Hayes Commercial, LLC for boiler replacement at Gomez Heritage Elementary in Fall 2026 for $280,000. This covers removal and installation of heating plant components on a defined schedule. Mechanical contractors, controls integrators, and maintenance suppliers can expect follow-on service, controls optimization, and possible similar replacements at other schools.

Contract Award
$280,000Jul 13, 2026

OPS approved a contract with Dostals Construction Company, Inc. for Bid 26-031, Jefferson Elementary School Playground Improvements, Summer 2026, for $213,700. Work will likely include new play structures, surfacing, and accessibility upgrades. Playground equipment suppliers, safety surfacing vendors, and shade/landscape providers can watch this as a reference project and anticipate similar upgrades at other elementaries.

Contract Award
$213,700Jul 13, 2026

OPS approved purchasing maintenance equipment from Genuine Parts Company dba NAPA Auto Parts for the new Transportation South location for $157,747.60. This equips the shop with tools and systems to service the district fleet. Fleet maintenance vendors and equipment manufacturers should note NAPA’s role as a key supplier and look for opportunities around additional equipment, diagnostics, and software.

Contract Award
$157,748Jul 13, 2026

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