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Government Projects in Van Buren County

6 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Van Buren County is being asked on July 14, 2026 to approve and sign a bond contract allowing Cass County to finance and build the Bankson Lake Sewer Extension Project in Porter Township. The $7.1 million project adds gravity sewers, forcemains, lift and grinder stations to serve about 185 homes and connect to the Lakes Area Sewer Authority system and WWTP. Design, engineering report, and bond structure are in place, but construction contracts are not yet awarded. Civil contractors, utility constructors, SCADA and pump vendors should track Cass County BPW and LASA bid schedules for upcoming installation packages.

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$7,100,000Jul 14, 2026

MDARD awarded Van Buren County a $312,600 grant to acquire a permanent agricultural conservation easement on about 219 acres owned by Druskovich Farms LLC in Decatur Township. The County will co-hold the easement with the State, handle title, appraisal, closing, and then perform annual monitoring and enforcement. This is decided funding, but it opens follow-on work for surveyors, title companies, appraisers, conservation consultants, and long-term monitoring services, and signals an ongoing farmland preservation program that may repeat.

Grant Funding
$312,600Jul 14, 2026

Hartford is modifying DWSRF Contract 222324-C to replace failing sanitary sewer laterals on Marion Avenue after inspections found Orangeburg pipe and residents reported backups. The change order with Krohn Excavating, LLC adds up to $65,000 for new sanitary wyes and 870 feet of 6-inch leads, funded from the sewer fund balance. The main construction contractor is set, but firms offering pipeline rehab, inspection, restoration, or resident coordination services can target follow-on needs on this and similar sewer renewal work.

Contract Award
$65,000Jul 16, 2026

The Sheriff’s Office is upgrading mobile radios to meet FBI CJIS encryption standards, at a cost of $28,000.52 funded from the sheriff radio capital line. A Motorola quote is attached, indicating Motorola is the vendor for AES encryption software and related licensing. While the core upgrade decision is made, radio and public safety IT providers can look for follow-on work such as configuration, training, maintenance, and future endpoint or console upgrades tied to the new encryption standard.

Contract Award
$28,000Jul 14, 2026

Captain Jim Charon presented an expedited request to upgrade mobile radios to meet FBI CJIS encryption standards with Motorola Solutions, in the amount of $28,000.52. The Board approved the upgrade by resolution at the same day’s meeting. This confirms Motorola as the incumbent supplier for encrypted mobile radios. Public safety and IT vendors can look for follow-on needs like programming, maintenance, training, and integration with dispatch, records, or body-worn systems, as well as future refresh cycles.

Contract Award
$28,000Jul 14, 2026

Council will review a quote from Wightman for $63,400 at the July 14, 2026 meeting. Staff recommends approving this professional services proposal, but scope details are not listed in the agenda. This is a near-term opportunity for firms offering engineering, planning, or related consulting either to compete if not yet locked in, or to target adjacent projects and sub work tied to Wightman’s engagement.

Active Opportunity
$63,400Jul 14, 2026

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