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The city is considering a Letter of Intent with Lutheran Family Services for replatting part of Lot 81 in Transformation Hill Addition and dedicating a public alley, tied to the Dana Village improvement project already backed by a $2M state grant. Site and plat changes indicate near-term infrastructure and vertical work. Private-sector builders, civil engineers, and suppliers should see this as a pathway into LFS’s campus expansion and publicly dedicated improvements.
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$2,000,000Jul 14, 2026Blair authorized Supplemental Agreement #3 with JEO Consulting Group for preliminary engineering of the federal-aid River Road Connector Trail (NDOT TAP-89(35), CN 22928). NDOT and the city are moving design forward on a $1 million trail connector referenced in the budget workshop. The main design work is awarded, but contractors, materials suppliers, and trail amenity vendors should watch for upcoming construction bidding once engineering is complete.
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$1,000,000Jul 14, 2026The LB840 economic development fund shows $2.868 million in FY 2026-27 expenses against $3.38 million in revenue, with a sizable remaining balance. This program supports business recruitment, incentives, infrastructure assistance, and marketing. Professional services in site readiness, marketing, analysis, and project management can tap into this flexible funding stream.
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$2,868,000Jul 5, 2026The district and Bennington Public Schools Foundation approved a plan to purchase and install a new videoboard at Badger Stadium, replacing the existing scoreboard. The project cost is about $390,000, with $300,000 from the Foundation and about $90,000 from district funds already designated for scoreboard replacement. The superintendent is authorized to finalize an MOU for this purchase and installation, so the main vendor decision is likely made or imminent. Stadium technology, AV, and sponsorship-platform providers may still find follow-on opportunities around content, maintenance, student programming, and ad management tools.
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$390,000Jul 13, 2026The City of Blair has awarded the 2026 Mill and Asphalt Overlay Project to Omni Engineering, Inc. following an ITB process (ITB-2026-0003) with three bidders. Omni submitted the lowest responsive and responsible bid at $382,961.95, and the Mayor is authorized to execute the contract and related documents. This confirms Omni as the incumbent for 2026 street milling and asphalt overlay work, signaling potential follow-on needs for inspection, materials, traffic control, and future resurfacing programs.
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$382,961Jul 14, 2026The library reported its aging server lost a hard drive and likely needs full replacement with a one-time request around $55K, plus ongoing software maintenance (Biblionics, OCLC, Envisionware) and firewall support. Hardware and licensing are currently handled internally but used/refurb equipment with warranties is being considered. IT and library tech vendors can discuss server and firewall solutions that fit this budget and integrate with citywide systems.
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$55,000Jul 14, 2026Blair staff propose an on-call agreement with Houston Engineering for flood and FEMA-related erosion issues from the August 2025 storms. The agreement covers site evaluations, CORPS concerns, repair vs mitigation cost estimates, and documentation to secure FEMA assistance, with a not-to-exceed amount of $150,000. This creates a defined scope of technical and grant-compliance work where Houston is the incumbent, and other firms can watch for follow-on construction, mitigation projects, and specialized services once sites and funding are defined.
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$150,000Jul 14, 2026The City of Blair approved a Master Services Agreement with Houston Engineering, Inc. for on-call engineering and consulting on water resources, stormwater, drainage, and floodplain issues. The agreement runs from June 12, 2026 through June 2029, with task orders authorized as needed and a total cap of $150,000. This sets up a multi-year stream of small design, analysis, permitting, and construction-document projects where Houston is the primary engineering vendor, creating follow-on needs for surveying, construction, materials, and related services around each task.
Contract Award
$150,000Jul 14, 2026The Finance Committee reviewed a request from Kyle Johnson to purchase 12 new lunch tables for Arbor Park Elementary totaling $28,103.67. The purchase has been pre-approved by NDE to use Food Service Fund dollars because the program has excess cash reserves that must be spent down. Furniture and food-service equipment vendors can discuss specifications, delivery timing, and ergonomics for the new tables and similar future purchases tied to food-service cash balances.
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$28,103Jul 13, 2026Building Fund claims for July 13, 2026 include $73,559.84 to DR Anderson Construction and about $22,386.98 to Jackson Jackson & Associates for Otte Middle School and Arbor Park office renovations. BG&T minutes state that the Otte project is progressing on time and that South’s office relocation is under study. Construction, architectural, and security vendors can use this as insight into active front-office modernization and prepare for future related work, especially at South Early Childhood.
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