Stark County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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SWA’s Three-Pronged Approach and 2025–2027 Action Plan commit to revisiting strategic hydraulic improvements and rural expansion, including developing a prioritization matrix for all service areas and identifying ‘pocket areas’ that lack existing infrastructure. The 2027–2029 Water Development Plan includes strategic improvements like the South Fairfield area and MTL capacity upgrades. Planning is underway but individual projects are not yet specified, offering room for engineering and planning firms to help with modeling, prioritization, and project packaging.
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$71,200,000Jun 30, 2026SWA and DWR are advancing planning for a supplementary raw water intake and raw water main upgrades as part of the 2025–2027 Board Action Plan and SWPP updates. BW/AECOM is preparing a Preliminary Design Report evaluating multiple intake alignments in Renner Bay, delivery methods, and permitting with USACE, USBR, and ND Game and Fish. A separate Raw Water Implementation Study is analyzing alternatives to increase flows to Gevo’s Net-Zero facility. Engineering, environmental, and construction vendors can monitor these studies as precursors to large capital intake projects.
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$71,200,000Jun 30, 2026SWPP Contract 1-1C will modify the existing Lake Sakakawea intake pump stations to add 3,000 gpm of capacity tied to a Basin Electric agreement. CC Steel (general), Peterson Sheet Metal (mechanical), and Edling Electric (electrical) have been selected as low bidders, with about $2.98 million allocated including contingency and engineering. While the main contracts are awarded, controls, SCADA, instrumentation, and future intake or raw water projects remain active areas where specialized vendors can assist.
Contract Award
$2,980,000Jun 30, 2026The State Water Commission approved award of SWPP Contract 7-5C to expand rural service in the Hebron area, adding about 150 miles of pipeline, a VFD booster station, and crossings to serve around 180 rural users. Carstensen Contracting is recommended for Schedules 1A and 1B and Abbott, Arne, Schwindt for Schedule 2, with $19.56 million allocated including contingency and engineering. Construction and hydraulic expansion create opportunities for follow-on hookups, service-line work, and future expansions around this upgraded backbone.
Contract Award
$19,560,000Jun 30, 2026Belfield is finishing its Water Improvements Phase 1 project, with substantial completion still pending due to a watermain leak, seeding, aggregate placement, and cleanup. Change Order 7 and Pay Estimate 7 are up for approval, and Dakota Pump has quoted a PSI monitoring system. This is decided work but shows Brosz Engineering and Flatland as key players and hints at add-on controls, leak detection, and future water system upgrades where technical contractors can support the city.
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$1,858,789Jul 14, 2026Belfield’s Water Improvements Phase 1 is under construction with Flatland Excavating as contractor and Brosz Engineering as construction engineer. On May 12, 2026, the city approved multiple change orders for PRVs and pipe fittings and certified Pay Estimate 6 for $324,885.24 on an adjusted contract of about $1.8 million. While the prime contract is set, vendors can target follow-on work, maintenance, and future integration with Phase 2, and competitors gain insight on scope and pricing for future water projects.
Contract Award
$1,843,988May 12, 2026Chip seal project bid through the DOT.
Contract Award
$1,245,978May 11, 2026A Preliminary Engineering Report for Dunn County hydraulic improvements identified seven service areas, about $9 million in system upgrades, and 105 rural users on the waitlist, but county commissioners deferred action in May 2026. Costs per user vary and individual service line costs are not included. While no project is yet approved, this study highlights a substantial unmet demand for rural water in Dunn County that may progress once local funding decisions are made.
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$9,000,000Jun 30, 2026Belfield submitted a planning request for Water System Improvements Phase 2 to replace failing AC pipe and handle higher system pressures. The package shows an $8.8 million funding plan using a mix of State Water Commission grant and DWR loan, with design slated for 2027 and construction in 2028-2029. This is early-stage capital work, so engineering, construction, and funding-strategy firms can still influence scope, packaging, and delivery approach before bid documents are drafted.
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$8,799,715May 12, 2026SWA’s New England Reservoir Coating System Rehabilitation contract with Maguire Iron, awarded in March 2026 for $599,000, now requires replacement of all 34 roof beams instead of the 16 originally estimated. A June 25 work change directive adds 17 beams and authorizes welded connections, with an estimated $94,500 increase and substantial completion by October 31, 2026. The main award is decided, but coating, structural, and inspection vendors can track Maguire’s role and timing for future tank rehabs or follow-on inspection and maintenance needs.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Stark County, North Dakota
20 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Taylor Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Taylor Park District
Special District
Stark County Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Stark County
County33,767 pop.
Southwest Water Authority
Special District
South Heart Park District
Special District
South Heart Fire District
Fire District
Richardton-taylor Public School District 34
School331 students
Richardton Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Richardton Park District
Special District
New England Public School District 9
School283 students
Hebron Public School District 13
School154 students
Gladstone Park District
Special District
Dickinson State University
Higher Ed1,699 students
Dickinson Park District
Special District
Dickinson Airport Authority
Special District
City of Richardton
City671 pop.
City of Belfield
City969 pop.
Belfield Public School District 13
School282 students
Belfield Park District
Special District
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