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Anoka County
Showing 5 of 14 projects
Full reconstruction of Baugh Street with wider shoulders, turn lanes, and drainage improvements; requires permits and archaeological review.
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Out for bid in December 2025; opportunities for roadway, drainage, environmental, and specialty contractors; tree and utility removals also required.
Renewal of contract with Anoka County Community Action Program (ACCAP) to fund a Transportation Coordinator providing transportation planning and support for job training clients and families. Services include transportation plan development, access to car repairs or insurance, and coordination with career counselors, delivered via hybrid onsite and virtual methods.
Agency:
Anoka CountyStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Anoka County Community Action Program (ACCAP)
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This contract is a continuation and represents an ongoing opportunity for transportation service providers specializing in job access and workforce support. Inferred: The recurring nature and hybrid component may also create needs for IT support, vehicle maintenance, or new community transportation solutions that could interest vendors.
State-funded program to prevent aquatic invasive species spread, requiring watercraft inspectors, outreach, and possible joint powers/cooperative agreements.
Agency:
Anoka CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Peltier Lake Association, Crooked Lake Area Association
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Grant-funded program; annual contract opportunities for watercraft inspection providers, outreach, education firms, local lake/association partnerships.
Relocation of utility facilities for roundabout construction at 125th Avenue NE/Main Street and Sunset Avenue, including final payment over initial estimates.
Agency:
Anoka CountyStatus:
Service type:
Utilities
Associated Companies:
Great River Energy
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Project concluded, but may yield opportunities for construction, utility, and design subcontracts in future phases at other intersections.
Two-year federal grant for Transportation Coordination Assistance Project to support mobility management for seniors and disabled, with contracting and software procurement.
Agency:
Anoka CountyStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
MedLink (previous software), NA for new solicitation
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Federal grant triggers need for subawards, procurement of software and services, likely RFPs for mobility management, consulting, education, and IT solutions. DBE provisions increase opportunities for diverse vendors.
Benton County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Demolition of the old county courthouse building to make way for a new parking facility. This is part of a broader redevelopment plan for the property, with an aim to potentially convert it into a taxable property.
Agency:
Benton CountyStatus:
Service type:
County Taxes
Associated Companies:
Inferred: Demolition contractors, construction companies for parking, civil engineers for site design, real estate developers for potential future use.
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Funds derived from Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) fund. Goal is to put the property back on the tax roll. Committee recently formed and has had one meeting, with another planned for December 16th with the City.
Approval of contract with Guardian RFID to supply hardware and software for jail compliance, real-time inmate tracking, and critical data reporting.
Agency:
Benton CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Safety
Associated Companies:
Guardian RFID
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Contract includes both hardware and recurring SaaS fees ($12095 per year). Opportunities exist for local IT support, hardware installation, or value-added resellers. Project ties into the broader Tyler Enterprise Jail Management System implementation and wider CAD/RMS upgrade—future integration, tech support, or interoperability projects likely.
Blue Earth County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Multi-party coordination for CSAH 9 bridge replacement, environmental reviews, park impacts (with Barr Engineering and TKDA). Includes hydraulic modeling, architectural history survey, utility relocations, and public outreach ahead of scheduled project open house Jan 2026.
Agency:
Blue Earth CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
TKDA, Barr Engineering, ONE, Bolton and Menk
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Major infrastructure project with complex environmental and regulatory coordination; subcontractor/vendor, utility relocation, drone surveying, engineering supply, and consulting leads. Inferred: Opportunities expand after 60% design (late 2025), utility work in spring 2026.
Board accepted low bid from Bolton and Menk ($39,910) for EAW required for the removal of the Rapidan Dam.
Agency:
Blue Earth CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Bolton and Menk
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EAW is prerequisite for large construction project; high-potential for subsequent environmental consulting, engineering, public outreach, and construction contracts related to dam removal. Inferred: Dam removal likely to be multi-million dollar construction and restoration project with future RFPs anticipated.
Ratification of multiple contracts and grant amendments, including: Hello World ($200/hr), MKG Parent Coach ($150/hr), expanded Longterm Homeless and Hearth Connection grants totaling over $2.4M regionally, 4 Point O Non-Emergency Medical Transportation, MRCI Employment Services ($665,423 for 2026), Child and Teen Checkup Grant ($84,243 for 2026), SHIP health grant ($206,053 over 5 years).
Agency:
Blue Earth CountyStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Hello World, MKG Parent Coach, Hearth Connection, MRCI, 4 Point O Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
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Multiple awards create consulting, healthcare, social services, employment, and transportation leads. Inferred: Subcontracting and vendor opportunities, especially with large regional grants and recurring commitments.
Final acceptance and completion of bituminous overlay; final payment of $18,411.05 to OMG Midwest Inc, dba Minnesota Paving & Materials.
Agency:
Blue Earth CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
OMG Midwest Inc (Minnesota Paving & Materials)
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Though contract closed, subcontractors for paving, supply, traffic, and maintenance should monitor similar overlays in 2026. Inferred: Approval of contractor may signal future work preferences.
Low bid accepted from Larson Contracting for open-ditch repairs to County Ditch 89.
Agency:
Blue Earth CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Larson Contracting
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Subcontracting and material supply opportunities for heavy civil contractors. Contract offers potential for local suppliers, trucking, sediment control, landscaping, and earthwork service vendors.
Carlton County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Renewal of Microsoft enterprise software including M365, Power BI Pro, Visio, Windows Server/SharePoint for 2026-2028.
Agency:
Carlton CountyStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
SHI International Corp., Microsoft
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Contract with SHI for multi-year software licensing totaling $494,666 over three years. SHI is minority/woman owned; opportunity may exist for sub-contracting in user support, migration, and customization services.
Carver County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
First payment approved for active 2025 street improvements project with WM Mueller & Sons.
Agency:
City of CarverStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
WM Mueller & Sons
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Contractor payment for street improvements signals ongoing construction activity. Subcontracting opportunities with WM Mueller & Sons or supply/service needs (e.g., materials, equipment rentals, traffic management) are possible for local businesses.
Implementation of an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) system, including upgrading 850 MXU units, replacing 560 iPerl meters, installation of FlexNet infrastructure on towers, and software integration for real-time water metering.
Agency:
City of CarverStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Sensus, Core & Main, Ferguson (referenced for comparison/possible vendor), 14 Oranges (related to software discussed earlier)
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AMI project would vastly reduce manual reads, provide leak detection, automated reporting, and improve customer engagement. Inferred: City intends to split annual operational costs between water and sewer enterprise funds. Project includes hardware, customer portal software, network interface, and analytics software. There are external contractor opportunities for IT integration, consulting on data systems, equipment supply, and possibly training and public communications.
Adoption and customization of a mobile app (Info Grove) for resident engagement, including migration, module selection, app population/training, branding, and optional chatbot integration.
Agency:
City of CarverStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
14 Oranges, Info Grove
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Fully branded, co-branded, and enhanced branding tiers discussed. Pricing, implementation, ongoing support, and content management specified. Inferred: Opportunity for vendors experienced in municipal app deployment, branding, content integration, ongoing technical/app support and community outreach. Project fully funded in city budget for 2026 via enterprise water and sewer funds.
Chisago County
Showing 5 of 8 projects
County and township/city applications for competitive state and federal grants (LRIP and related) for road improvement and infrastructure projects.
Agency:
Chisago CountyStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
To be determined, may involve grant writing/consulting firms
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Explicit mention of LRIP grant applications; federal/state grants offer opportunities for consultants/grant specialists, engineering firms, and contractors. County willing to cover overruns, further increasing contract prospects.
Purchase of one Tandem truck as part of the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan for Public Works.
Agency:
Chisago CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Inferred: To be determined via bidding, vendors for heavy-duty trucks/equipment
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Explicit authorization indicates vendors in truck/heavy equipment supply can bid.
Professional/technical contract with Chisago Soil and Water Conservation District for countywide water quality monitoring, assessment, and reporting of local lake data.
Agency:
Chisago CountyStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Chisago Soil and Water Conservation District
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Ongoing annual contract; opportunity for environmental consultants, lab services, and data analysis firms. Potential for related subcontracting. Also signals ongoing funding for water quality initiatives.
Procurement of two mowers and replacement of a garage door as part of the Parks Department's 2026 CIP.
Agency:
Chisago CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Lindstrom Wheelhouse, Affordable Doors Inc.
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Equipment purchases with named vendors this year, potential recurring need or secondary bidding for installation/services/maintenance.
Professional services contract for youth diversion programs, group counseling, and related intervention and restorative justice programming.
Agency:
Chisago CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Lakes Center for Youth and Families (LC4YF)
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Recurring yearly contract. Other nonprofits or behavioral health providers may seek similar opportunities; possibility for subcontracting specialty services.
Clay County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Provision of services and programs for treatment court participants to build "recovery capital" including funding for hobbies (e.g., silver smithing classes), driver's education classes, and financial literacy classes.
Agency:
Clay CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
CAPLP; City of Morehead (inferred from community education books)
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Funds requested to be kept locally for discretionary spending on participant support for employment, education, and community involvement. Inferred: These are services that will be procured from external providers or educational institutions.
Provision of recovery capital services for participants in Clay County's Drug Court, DWI Court, and Veterans Court. Services include support for employment, education (e.g., hobby classes, financial literacy), driver's license training, and community involvement, with funds managed locally.
Agency:
Clay CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
CAPLP; City of Morehead (Community Education)
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Inferred: The county seeks local providers for various services to help participants build "recovery capital." Examples include silver smithing classes, driver's education, and financial literacy training. Funds allow flexibility for participant needs. This budget line item is for an ongoing initiative rather than a single project.
Dakota County
Showing 5 of 20 projects
Contract to deliver street outreach services to homeless individuals—community coordination, resource referrals, partnership development, and data reporting.
Agency:
Dakota CountyStatus:
Service type:
Community & Outreach
Associated Companies:
Ally Supportive Services
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Expanding services in response to grant reductions and increased community need. Inferred: Contracted work may have downstream opportunities for providers of shelter, mental health, legal services, vocational training, coordination technology, and other service partners.
Amendments to ongoing construction contracts for Dakota County libraries and administrative atrium, including Wentworth Library renovation and Administration Center improvements.
Agency:
Dakota CountyStatus:
Service type:
Library
Associated Companies:
EBERT INC, CJC CONSTRUCTION LLC
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Recent amendments increase the maximum value of contracts, reflecting ongoing needs and the likelihood of further change orders, subcontracting, or similar work, particularly in construction, renovation, and specialized facility improvements.
Provision of emergency rental assistance, case management, eviction prevention, and housing stability services through federally and state-funded programs targeting cost-burdened renter households.
Agency:
Dakota CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Community Mediation of MN
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Dakota County operates multiple programs (EA, EGA, ECA, ERA, FHPAP) funded by federal and state grants to provide rental assistance and support services. Substantial opportunities exist for service providers, case management consultants, and nonprofit partners. Inferred: Grants and recurring budgets suggest possible subcontracting opportunities with external organizations. Strong potential for vendor engagement in resident outreach, data evaluation, and direct assistance delivery given scale and breadth of programs.
Extension and consolidation of contract with PTMA Asset Management, LLC for management of county investment portfolios, streamlining oversight and unifying fees.
Agency:
Dakota CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
PTMA Asset Management, LLC
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Ongoing financial management services for $700+ million portfolio. Opportunity for other financial services vendors in audit, compliance, analytics, consolidation, and advisory services.
Amendment to contract for additional costs in construction of Veterans Memorial Greenway trail segment, including additional guard rail, slope stabilization, concrete work, and specialty installations.
Agency:
Dakota CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Max Steininger, Inc.
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Additional work/close-out costs suggest possible future maintenance or expansions. Inferred: Opportunities for landscape/hardscaping, specialty engineering, installation services, suppliers for future greenway projects.
Goodhue County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Supervisor and Manager Training Programs
Agency:
Goodhue CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Sand Creek
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Explicit budget allocated for ongoing training needs. Topics include hiring, safety, communication (DISC), Spanish, conflict resolution. Inferred: Seeking external trainers or consultants for specialized programs.
Hennepin County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Issuance of $6,250,000 in General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2026A, to refinance prior bonds used for street and utility reconstruction, mill/overlay projects, and equipment purchases. Covers projects through at least 2026.
Agency:
City of HopkinsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Ehlers & Associates, Kennedy & Graven
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Explicit approval for bond sale to refund 2023A Bonds, originally used for street/utility projects and fleet equipment. Implies construction/engineering firms will be engaged through use of bond proceeds. Substantial municipal infrastructure work anticipated; opportunity for banks and financial/legal consultants. Official statement preparation and bond rating update included.
Acquisition, construction, and equipping of approximately 82-unit multifamily rental housing development at 3120 Monterey Avenue South, financed by conduit revenue bonds.
Agency:
City of St. Louis ParkStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Beltline Apartments Limited Partnership
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Public hearing is scheduled for December 1, 2025 to discuss approval of financing via conduit revenue bonds under Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 462C. Project likely to require construction, engineering, real estate, architecture, finance, and consulting services. Adoption of a housing program and bond issuance suggests imminent project launch if approved. Inferred: The nature of the financing and project size implies substantial subcontracting opportunities for construction, architecture, engineering, and possibly property management and consulting, with a likely launch timeline within the next 24 months.
Ongoing maintenance, rehabilitation, and potential disposition (sale or transfer) of 28 scattered site affordable rental units, including strategic planning for continued affordability using CDBG, LCA, and LAHA grant funds.
Agency:
City of Maple GroveStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Great Lakes Management, Ameresco, West Hennepin Affordable Housing Land Trust (WHAHLT)
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City is reconsidering management/ownership strategy for its portfolio of affordable housing; this may result in significant rehab contracts, new property management RFPs, strategic consulting needs, or sale/transfer to external operators or affordable housing trusts. Inferred: Transition from direct to competitive CDBG funding in 2026 presents grant writing and administration opportunities. Multiple funding streams discussed (CDBG, LCA, LAHA) suggest potential for project development, grant application assistance, environmental assessment, and compliance consulting. Property management currently contracted to Great Lakes Management, but future arrangements may change if ownership/management is shifted. Ameresco mentioned in relation to building review, potential for energy audits or efficiency upgrades.
Houston County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Installation of fencing on the west side of existing hangers at Houston County Airport, between county property and adjacent private land, to enhance security and address safety concerns.
Agency:
Houston CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Safety
Associated Companies:
Philips Outdoor Services
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70% state funding anticipated, 30% local. Addresses FAA/TSA security concerns (kids, dogs, accidents). Related to potential future tree removal and eventual gate installation.
Implementation of UKG HR, Payroll, and Workforce Management Software across Houston County departments to streamline HR processes, recruitment, onboarding, payroll, performance management, and policy distribution. This includes data migration, system configuration, training, and integration with existing financial systems.
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Initial launch fee of $17,655 with an annual license fee of $43,655, locked for three years. Will replace existing disparate systems and improve efficiency. Sheriff's office scheduling software and existing time sheet software will be replaced, leading to cost savings.
Le Sueur County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Replacement of heater in pretreatment building as approved quote of $15,155 from BLK Electric.
Agency:
HRA of MONTGOMERY, MINNESOTAStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
BLK Electric
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Contract awarded to BLK Electric after consideration of multiple bids. Installation subcontracting and electrical services opportunities present.
Concrete sidewalk lifting at water treatment plant due to safety inspection. Quote of $2,750 from Expert Concrete Raising approved.
Agency:
HRA of MONTGOMERY, MINNESOTAStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Expert Concrete Raising
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Opportunity for concrete subcontractors. Safety-driven project. Contract was awarded to the lowest bidder.
Replacement of 2003 original scum pump 1 in clarifier 1, with new Flygt pump quoted at $12,077 plus installation and freight (est. $3,000). WW Goetsch Associates, Inc. recommended for installation.
Agency:
HRA of MONTGOMERY, MINNESOTAStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
WW Goetsch Associates, Inc.
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The board is to recommend replacement due to cost-effectiveness and warranty advantages of a new unit. Maintenance and equipment supply subcontracting opportunities likely.
Meeker County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Continuation of construction, fit-out, and facility improvement for the Litchfield Area Recreation Center (LARC) with ongoing payments to multiple contractors for general construction, mechanical, electrical, drywall, acoustics, and specialty trade work.
Agency:
Town of LitchfieldStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Nor-Son Construction LLC, Knife River Corporation, Kraft Mechanical LLC, H21 Group, Commercial Drywall Inc., Electrical Production Services, St. Cloud Acoustics, Ebert Inc.
Note:
Project is at an advanced stage but involves multiple contractors and significant spend, indicating active construction subs and opportunities for vendors in specialty trades, FF&E supply, ongoing facility services, or landscaping. Inferred: Subcontracting and finishing work opportunities (based on distributed payments to specialty subs). Large ongoing projects are often scheduled in phases, so later phases or change orders may add more scope.
Proposed partnership with the city to install field lighting, improved dugouts, and a scoreboard at the Cal Ripken/Youth Baseball Fields. Project cost estimated at $75000 with anticipated cost sharing and fundraising.
Agency:
Town of LitchfieldStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Steffes (light pole provider, possible), local contractors (potential)
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The project is in early conceptual/funding phase but aligns with community project priorities and would require electrical contractors, equipment suppliers, fundraising consulting, and possible skilled labor. Inferred: Local preference for contractors/service clubs. Opportunity for suppliers of LED lighting, scoreboards, dugout construction, and local businesses specializing in sports field projects.
Purchase of a Bobcat T66 track skidloader and John Deere 1025R sub-compact tractor with attachments for the city public works department.
Agency:
Town of LitchfieldStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Farm-Rite Equipment, Haug Implement Co.
Note:
Direct purchase through Sourcewell Government pricing, but equipment supply, ongoing maintenance, and future equipment replacements are business opportunities. Inferred: Equipment maintenance, financing, attachment sales, and operator training services may be needed by the city.
Minnesota
Showing 5 of 37 projects
Comprehensive update to the Sullivan Lake Park Master Plan, including playground redevelopment, landscape improvements, lighting, and accessibility upgrades. Community feedback is shaping final plans; playground must meet accessibility and inclusion guidelines.
Agency:
City of Columbia HeightsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
ISG, National Fitness Campaign, Inferred: Playground equipment vendors, Landscape contractors
Note:
Grant funding received for trails, lighting, and playground area (explicit); consultant ISG confirmed as involved; additional contractors expected for construction, landscaping, lighting, and security cameras. Inferred: Timeline based on public meeting process and plan recommendation schedule. Playground redevelopment offers subcontracting potential. Accessibility/inclusion features will require specialist input. Security camera technology upgrades may open IT business opportunities. Community feedback will determine additional amenities, giving contractors time to prepare proposals.
City increased software and technology subscriptions including ArcGIS mapping, OpenAI API/business tools, and possible new business solutions for park and facility management.
Agency:
City of Columbia HeightsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Environmental Systems Research Institute (ArcGIS), OpenAI LLC, Tyler Technologies
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Recent activity reports show recurring payments to ArcGIS, OpenAI and Tyler Technologies. Inferred: Further expansion or integration of mapping, analytics, AI/admin tools for parks, recreation and public works. IT service companies should monitor for support, customization and training opportunities for future software adoption cycles.
Four-year agreement with Kerosoft for Zoom for Government VoIP and related services, transitioning to a soft phone system.
Agency:
City of Coon RapidsStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Kerosoft
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This agreement transitions the city's telecommunication to a modern, flexible VoIP system, offering operational and budgetary benefits. The service meets security standards for government entities including 911 component.
Ongoing contracts for building maintenance covering park buildings and Murzyn Hall, including HVAC repairs, water heater installation, and emergency lighting inspections.
Agency:
City of Columbia HeightsStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Northland Refrigeration Inc., Viking Automatic Sprinkler, Asset Management Systems Inc., Cintas Inc.
Note:
Confirmed recurring and recent activity with Northland Refrigeration, Viking Automatic Sprinkler, and Asset Management Systems for HVAC and emergency services. Inferred: Future opportunities for facilities management, HVAC upgrades, and Sprinkler/Emergency systems contracting as aging infrastructure is reviewed and upgraded.
Purchase of a new Rosenbower rescue truck for Fire Department replacement. This is part of a 10-year replacement schedule.
Agency:
City of Coon RapidsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Rosenbauer
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Old truck will be sold. Financing initially intended via tax-exempt bonds, with flexibility for other options. This is the first of two rescue trucks planned for replacement, with the next in the 2027 budget.
Morrison County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Outfitting new truck chassis with snow plowing equipment for Streets and Parks Division by Towmaster Truck Equipment.
Agency:
Town of Little FallsStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Towmaster Truck Equipment
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This contract was awarded through the State bid; there may be subcontracting opportunities for ancillary outfitting, equipment maintenance, or support.
Applying for Sourcewell Boost Grant for purchase of a PepperBall non-lethal launcher package for the police.
Agency:
Town of Little FallsStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
PepperBall (United Tactical Systems, LLC)
Note:
City is applying for a grant with Sourcewell; RFP and purchase from PepperBall pending award. Opportunity for consultants specializing in grant writing or public safety equipment supply.
Adoption of a five-year capital improvement plan spanning city facilities, streets, parks, police/fire, water, wastewater, golf, and stormwater utilities.
Agency:
Town of Little FallsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Multiple (see check disbursements: Bolton & Menk Inc, Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc, Central Mechanical LLC, others possible)
Note:
Multiple capital projects in 2026 open regular contract competitions for engineering, construction, paving, equipment procurement, maintenance, and consulting firms. Vendors currently utilized may seek ongoing or expanded roles.
Nicollet County
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Exploration and permitting for new vertical wells or a horizontal collector well in the River Valley alluvial aquifer to supplement industrial water demand in North Mankato.
Agency:
City of North MankatoStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bolton & Menk, Inc., LRE Water
Note:
City is considering a major investment (up to $7.25M) to explore and potentially construct an HCW (Horizontal Collector Well) as a backup or alternative to multiple vertical wells. Includes significant opportunities for geophysical survey, drilling, engineering, design, permitting, and hydrogeological testing firms. The area targeted for exploration is identified, but detailed exploration and data gathering are needed first.
Exploration, construction, and permitting of new vertical wells in the TCW aquifer to support increasing industrial water demands for North Mankato.
Agency:
City of North MankatoStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Bolton & Menk, Inc., LRE Water
Note:
Explicit plans and budget estimates are included for developing up to four vertical wells in the Tunnel City-Wonewoc aquifer to meet projected industrial demand (1 MGD average daily, 2 MGD peak). This includes professional hydrogeology and permitting services. There are associated opportunities for engineering consulting, hydrogeology, drilling contractors, well construction, and permitting. Further cost refinement and exploration work plans are recommended per the memorandum.
Nobles County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Provision of opioid settlement grant funds for educational supplies, emergency response equipment, and advanced drone system for local law enforcement and schools.
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Includes three awards: $2,744 for D.A.R.E. educational supplies; $30,000 for police response equipment (ballistic helmets, headsets, shield); $30,000 for advanced drone system. Inferred: All tied to State and Federal opioid settlement grants – downstream opportunities for law enforcement suppliers, drone vendors, educational trainers, and safety equipment providers.
Physical installation of a new customer service window at Nobles County Assessor’s Office; project out for quotes with bids from Doom & Cuypers and Tri-State.
Agency:
Nobles CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Doom & Cuypers, Tri-State
Note:
Small to midsize construction contract, potential for subcontracted trades (carpentry, glazing, security). Inferred: Contractor selection pending but local preference and budget already allocated. Other small vendors (hardware, glass, IT) may be needed.
Pine County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Implementation of an AI-powered phone system (EVA) to handle front desk calls and eligibility worker tasks for Health and Human Services (HHS).
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Aims to alleviate call volume for staff, assist with client rights/responsibilities, and support various languages. Inferred: This is a managed service contract. First year cost: $39,000, subsequent years: $34,000.
Implementation of EVA, an AI-powered phone system, to manage high call volumes (260 calls/day) and assist eligibility workers with client rights/responsibilities attestations, alleviating staff burden and improving efficiency.
Agency:
Pine CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Tipco (vendor for EVA)
Note:
Inferred: This system aims to address staffing shortages and increase operational efficiency. Cost drops to $34,020 in subsequent years.
Property tax abatement totaling $63,600 for multifamily apartment development at 2nd and 3rd Apartments LLC.
Agency:
Pine CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
2nd and 3rd Apartments LLC
Note:
Substantial real estate construction and associated subcontracting opportunities for builders, architects, and commodity suppliers.
Final payment of $32,118.83 confirming project close-out for Knife River for county road resurfacing/reconstruction on multiple CSAH roads.
Agency:
Pine CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Knife River
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Project complete, but sub-contractors may have ongoing warranty, follow-up repairs, or opportunity on future road projects. Companies experienced with Knife River could be interested in subcontracting or bidding on similar work.
Pipestone County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Design, bid administration, and construction administration for the replacement of AVGAS and Jet A fuel systems at Pipestone Municipal Airport, including removal of old tanks and installation of new above-ground tanks.
Agency:
City of PipestoneStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bolton & Menk, Everstrong Construction, Inc
Note:
Approved moving forward with airport fuel system replacement planning; project has been delayed for a decade but now includes design and bid administration. 60/40 grant funding anticipated for $1M total cost. Inferred: Contractors will be required for design and construction and external fuel service providers may have opportunities.
Polk County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Grant funds totaling $113,000 awarded to four nonprofits: Golden Link, Tri-Valley Public Transportation, Oxcart, and Care & Share for community service expansion in 2026.
Agency:
City of CrookstonStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Golden Link, Tri-Valley Public Transportation, Oxcart, Care & Share
Note:
Inferred: Subcontracting opportunities for vendors and suppliers who support the listed nonprofits in their program delivery and operational expansion.
Council-approved levee inspection services supporting the city’s flood risk management and regulatory compliance.
Agency:
City of CrookstonStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
SEH, Inc.
Note:
Annual or periodic levee inspection opens potential for engineering consulting, flood mitigation, monitoring technologies, and insurance risk assessment.
Ongoing laboratory analysis services for city utilities and public health including courier fees for sample collection and delivery.
Agency:
City of CrookstonStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
RMB Environmental Laboratories
Note:
Continuing contract indicates potential need for additional third-party environmental lab service providers for compliance, water/wastewater, and public health projects.
Annual SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system hosting plus physical improvements to wastewater lift station #5 as part of utility CIP.
Agency:
City of CrookstonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Advanced Engineering and Environmental
Note:
Approved invoices indicate active engineering and IT contracts with scope for SCADA hosting and RL improvements. Service vendors may provide hardware, software, field maintenance, or construction.
Ramsey County
Showing 5 of 6 projects
Full street mill/overlay, curb/gutter, minor watermain, sanitary, and storm sewer rehabilitation on Country Drive. Includes new sidewalk installation and temporary grading easement acquisition. Project is programmed for 2026 in the Capital Improvement Plan.
Agency:
City of Little CanadaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bolton and Menk, Inc.
Note:
Resolution formally authorizes project and easement acquisition for construction; engineering firm already involved, but contract for construction likely to be solicited. Opportunities for site work, sidewalk construction, landscaping, sidewalk/trail work, signage, and stormwater improvements. Temporary easements could create subcontract opportunities related to site grading. Federal guidelines apply to right-of-way acquisition.
Council approved $200,000 in Local Affordable Housing Aid (LAHA) assistance to Lupe Development for 106-unit affordable senior housing project at 99 County Road B East. Council rejected TIF for this project.
Agency:
City of Little CanadaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Lupe Development
Note:
Affordable housing RFPs to advance with allocated city funds. Opportunities for construction and real estate vendors when project moves into pre-construction and build phases. Inferred: project's public grant funding likely triggers additional compliance/procurement steps.
Road reconstruction and streetscape upgrade on Little Canada Road, including landscape, roundabout wall, street furniture, and signage elements. Maintenance to be determined between city staff and contractors.
Agency:
City of Little CanadaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bolton and Menk, Inc.
Note:
Inferred: Project referenced in streetscaping plan update; opportunities for contractors in construction, landscaping, signage, and street furniture. Maintenance may be outsourced. Multi-firm and subcontractor opportunities, especially for streetscape, plantings, and hardscape. Advanced design phase will trigger RFP/bidding.
Capital Improvement Plan includes multiple street, parks, sewer, water, and stormwater projects. 2026 highlights: Spooner Park (signs, restrooms, parking), Thunder Bay Park boardwalk, fire station remodel, vehicle and equipment replacement, street sweeper, loader bucket, sewer and water infrastructure repairs, large water meter replacement, lift station upgrades.
Agency:
City of Little CanadaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Varies (equipment dealers, engineering firms, contractors)
Note:
Inferred: Multiple RFPs or procurements expected for vehicles, equipment, construction, and facility upgrades. Projects bundled in CIP include both large- and small-scale vendor opportunities. Federal/state funds and county reimbursements may augment funding. Refer to full CIP list for specific bidding leads in 2026.
City renewing and expanding multi-jurisdictional public safety contract with Ramsey County Sheriff's Office. Net contract increase in 2026 of 12.65%. Animal control contract and dispatch also renewed with cost increases.
Agency:
City of Little CanadaStatus:
Service type:
Public Safety
Associated Companies:
Ramsey County Sheriff's Office
Note:
Large contract renewal creates indirect vendor opportunities for technology, vehicles, equipment, training, and consulting services supporting law enforcement and animal control operations. Subcontractors for specialized services likely needed.
Scott County
Showing 5 of 7 projects
Purchase of Kompan Explorer Dome playground equipment for use in upcoming park projects at a year-end discount.
Agency:
City of ShakopeeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Kompan
Note:
Inferred: Opportunity for park construction contractors or playground installers when equipment is placed in a park in 2026.
Remodeling the Community Center sauna including new heating element, benches, wall/ceiling tile installation, window addition, and associated electrical/plumbing work.
Agency:
City of ShakopeeStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Construction Results Corporation, Sauna Supply LLC
Note:
Project includes specialty subcontracting (tile, electrical, plumbing), facility upgrades for public recreation.
Procurement of three Bobcat skidsteer loaders, one CAT skidsteer loader, and a 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 truck for fleet replacement.
Agency:
City of ShakopeeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Lano Equipment Inc., Ziegler Inc., Karl Automotive Group, North Central
Note:
Public contract purchase, potential for vendors and upfitters. Inferred: May create future opportunities for vehicle maintenance, upfit services, and surplus/resale contracting.
Purchase of approximately 31 acres from R & J Breeggemann Family Partnership, LP for open space, environmental protection, and greenway trail development in the West End.
Agency:
City of ShakopeeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Streeter Companies, Moss & Barnett
Note:
Project includes a significant land conservation component, supports public greenway/trails, and long-term municipal planning. Closing documents also cover easements and environmental covenants. Inferred: Likely opportunity for professional services (surveying, environmental assessment, civil engineering, trail construction) and long-term maintenance contracts.
Award of $2.63 million SAFER Grant to hire 12 new full-time firefighters for the Shakopee Fire Department, supporting a transition to a majority full-time model.
Agency:
City of ShakopeeStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Department of Homeland Security (grantor)
Note:
Federal grant with staged local funding commitment. Inferred: Opportunities for recruiting agencies, specialized staff trainers, consulting on grant compliance, and vendors for firefighter equipment and turnout gear.
St. Louis County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Ongoing major renovation and construction at former DNT building (424 W 1st St), converting 72,000 sq ft to education and administrative program space including STEPS, Special Education, ECSE, Adult Education, and more; construction contracts awarded in September 2025, targeting completion for summer 2026.
Agency:
Duluth Public School DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
ICS
Note:
Contracts for demolition, framing, utility installation, HVAC, and FF&E have been awarded. Inferred: Subcontracting and procurement opportunities remain open for finish work, FF&E ($250,000 earmarked), technology installation, and specialty construction for educational use. Contractors and vendors for specialized educational facilities may find opportunities during final program area build-outs and basement development (21,000 sq ft slated for future consideration).
Stearns County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Execution of annual commitment agreement with MN Housing Finance Agency for first-time homebuyer programs, down payment and closing cost assistance, city marketing, and lender engagement.
Agency:
City of St. JosephStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Minnesota Housing Finance Agency
Note:
Annually-renewed grant program; city is responsible for marketing. Opportunity for local lenders, real estate agents, and marketing service providers. Potential vendor opportunities for broader housing promotion and buyer support.
Stevens County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Adoption of Stevens County's bridge replacement priority list and five-year road and bridge capital improvement plan, including projects on CSAH 13 (Bridge 3433) and CSAH 10 (Bridge 75501). Projects are pending funding, some listed for 2027-2028.
Agency:
Stevens CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Mark Sand and Gravel (recent payment), others TBD
Note:
Bridge and road replacements are high-potential leads for construction and engineering contractors, as well as consultants for grading, environmental engineering, and approach/roadway integration. Projects are contingent on state/federal matching funds, with recent precedent for successful capital investments (final payments to Mark Sand and Gravel).
Annual renewal of countywide Microsoft and related IT licensing and support services, including Office 365, Teams, Exchange, Copilot and security systems, covered via Liftoff LLC. Contract includes support, training, compliance, and licensing administration.
Agency:
Stevens CountyStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
LiftOff LLC
Note:
Explicit contract for major IT licensing and support, likely to recur annually. Potential for future competitive bidding, subcontracting, or add-on services in related security, compliance, cloud administration, and training. Local partners might seek to compete in future cycles.
Continuation of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) corners surveying and land records digitization/backup, managed by Nyberg Surveying, funded by a Minnesota state grant; approximately $90,000 in grant funds remain for completion.
Agency:
Stevens CountyStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Nyberg Surveying
Note:
Active grant-funded program for surveying and land records digitization. Potential local sub-consulting and IT vendor opportunities for record scanning, archiving, and data management as county approaches completion and expansion of digital land records systems.
Washington County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Authorize geotechnical services for replacement of 1900 feet of HDPE watermain on Stillwater Boulevard (CSAH 14) using horizontal directional drilling; services to characterize subsurface conditions pre-construction.
Agency:
City of Lake ElmoStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Braun Intertec Corporation
Note:
This geotechnical contract is prep for a construction project to replace aging/break-prone pipe. Significant future bid expected for actual HDD watermain construction, pipe supply, and surface restoration. Substantial follow-on opportunity for construction, traffic control, and restoration trades anticipated. Geotech services will inform bid documents for upcoming watermain project.
Contract for transportation, recycling, and reclamation of mercury fluorescent lamps, servicing residential customers and small businesses. Costs reimbursed by Xcel Energy.
Agency:
Washington CountyStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Mercury Technologies of Minnesota, Inc., Xcel Energy
Note:
State law mandates hazardous waste collection and recycling, creating ongoing opportunities for vendors specializing in recycling and safe disposal. Inferred: Ancillary opportunities may exist for suppliers of related equipment/services for hazardous waste management.
Preliminary engineering and conceptual design services for new marked pedestrian crosswalks (including ADA ramps, signage, possible RRFB flashing beacons, and sidewalk approaches) at 5th Street & Ivywood Circle, 5th Street & Julia Avenue, and Village Parkway & Lower 31st Street.
Agency:
City of Lake ElmoStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
SRF Consulting Services, Inc.
Note:
Project includes conceptual layouts and cost estimates; construction phase may require separate bid if improvements exceed in-house capabilities (e.g., electronic signage, ramps). Local contractors may be sought for crosswalk installation, ADA upgrades, and potential median/electrical/signage work. Additional architectural/engineering, concrete, or electrical contracting may result if complex improvements are selected.
Winona County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Conduct the annual financial audit for the Whitewater Joint Power Board for the 2025 fiscal year.
Agency:
Winona CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Katie Jacobson; Peterson
Note:
Inferred: This is a critical step before full dissolution of the board; Katie Jacobson offered a range of $3,000-$3,500, less expensive than Peterson.
Wright County
Showing 5 of 13 projects
Full design, plans, and specifications for 2026 street improvement, with construction and rehabilitation of city streets and associated infrastructure.
Agency:
Town of Maple LakeStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Northern Lines Contracting, Motiv Excavating & Site Works
Note:
Resolution 2025-52 receives feasibility report and calls for a public hearing and plans/specs for 2026 Street Improvement Project. Pay applications for street contractors (see check register) indicate major subcontracting opportunities and new work for 2026. Inferred: Likely competitive bidding for construction, paving, and related trades.
Major road and structure rehab, including 5th Street Road Project and Structure Rehabilitation Project with payments to contractors.
Agency:
Town of Maple LakeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Northern Lines Contracting, Motiv Excavating & Site Works
Note:
Ongoing payments documented to major contractors for multi-phase roadwork and infrastructure. Potential for subcontracting in paving, site work, utilities, traffic control, and material supply. Inferred: Related support and compliance opportunities.
Annual audit of city finances, including potential single audits for grants, internal control review, and financial reporting.
Agency:
Town of Maple LakeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Conway, Deuth & Schmiesing, PLLP
Note:
Three-year and five-year options presented; fee schedule published; contract renewal/ratification in progress. Additional consulting/auditing services available for federal/state grants as needed.
Ongoing project to improve last-mile broadband connectivity in Wright County utilizing ARP and Minnesota Border-to-Border Broadband grants.
Agency:
Wright CountyStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Charter, Arvig, Frontier, Meeker (and potentially other ISPs)
Note:
Several large federal and state grants supporting broadband buildout suggest strong vendor partnership and subcontractor needs for fiber optic construction, site work, and equipment supply. Inferred: Ongoing opportunities for ISPs, construction, and technology vendors.
Three-year janitorial contract for Wright County buildings starting January 2026. Squeaky Services selected, contract value $470,400/year escalated for inflation.
Agency:
Wright CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Squeaky Services, ABM (bid competitor)
Note:
Large, recurring procurement with a 5% annual increase. Potential for supply subcontracting (cleaning supplies, maintenance), and there may be transition/subcontracting opportunities.
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