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Cass County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Annual appropriations for citywide sewer collection, pump maintenance, manhole repair, cleaning, with vendor contracts for operational support (e.g., with City of Fargo).
Agency:
Town of HarwoodStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
City of Fargo
Note:
Sewer fund includes contracts with City of Fargo ($142,000), rent for facilities, and substantial allocations for pump/valve maintenance. Inferred: City's recurring needs for vendor services and possible opportunities for subcontracting or specialized maintenance firms.
Long-term debt service and infrastructure replacement for water system improvements, with scheduled project payoff by 2035.
Agency:
Town of HarwoodStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bank North, Dakota Heritage Bank
Note:
Significant annual debt payments, bonds, and indicated future payoffs ($100,000 in 2026). Inferred: Ongoing needs for water infrastructure maintenance and scheduled future upgrades, with opportunities for financial advisory, engineering, and construction firms as maintenance, upgrades, or replacements are bid out annually.
Debt service, bond payments and construction for Freedland Drive (2022-1) and Interstate Boulevard (2023-1) improvement districts.
Agency:
Town of HarwoodStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bank of North Dakota
Note:
Explicit budget lines for legal, engineering, and construction. Construction budget for Freedland Drive Improvement ($100,262); Interstate Boulevard Construction ($11,289). Inferred: Funding levels and line items indicate contracts will go to outside engineering, legal, and construction vendors. Opportunities include paving, road upgrades, and related infrastructure services.
Grand Forks County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Conversion of two floors of commercial space in the two existing Beacon development buildings into 10-12 residential units per building.
Agency:
City of Grand ForksStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Beacon Northwest Holdings; City of Grand Forks (permitting)
Note:
Aims to add more housing to downtown. Developers are ready to start as soon as permits are obtained. Inferred: Requires renovation contractors, interior designers, and potentially residential leasing services. Part of a larger downtown redevelopment.
Development of a public plaza at the former Townhouse Hotel site, including a warm-weather concert/event venue, outdoor arena with permanent ice/chiller, and fit-up of restrooms/locker rooms in existing buildings.
Agency:
City of Grand ForksStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Oakview Group (potential manager)
Note:
Significant debate regarding city ownership and operational costs. City looking for an investor for the $2M ice arena. Requires design, specialized construction, and potentially unique event programming. Current development agreement is subject to termination. Inferred: The city will need consulting to determine the best path forward for this public asset.
Construction of an 8,000 square foot expansion to Ideal Aerosmith's current facility for increased assembly and storage capabilities.
Agency:
City of Grand ForksStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Ideal Aerosmith; Bank Forward
Note:
Project aims to support significant company growth, including employment increase from 162 to 180 employees. Inferred: Requires general contractors, specialized industrial construction, and possibly logistics/storage solutions.
Construction of a 160-unit affordable housing apartment building (Brookstone Apartments), providing units at 30-60% area median income levels.
Agency:
City of Grand ForksStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Brookstone Apartments LLC; Baker Tilly
Note:
Project utilizes state and federal incentives (tax-exempt bonds, low-income tax credits, Housing Incentive Fund) and requires a 20-year, 90% PILOT to be financially feasible. Includes on-site property manager and service coordinator. Public hearing date approved to be set.
Morton County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
202.5MW wind energy facility with up to 45 turbines, access roads, O&M building, underground electrical/communications, substation, transmission line (2mi in Morton County). Environmental, biological, and archaeological survey requirements, and local infrastructure upgrades.
Agency:
Morton CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Merjent Inc., Minnesota Power
Note:
Explicit: Large multi-year construction, equipment, and operations contracts. Will require local construction, engineering, access roads, electrical, environmental, and safety services. Inferred: Future opportunities for local subcontractors (roadwork, equipment, maintenance, consulting) and companies providing required survey, legal, and infrastructure services. Archaeological, biological, and environmental compliance creates consulting and field service leads.
Replacement of two bridges (one north/east of Flasher, one south/east of St. Anthony), fully funded and engineered. Contract awarded to Jensen Brothers Construction, Inc.
Agency:
Morton CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Jensen Brothers Construction Inc., NDDOT
Note:
Awarded contract with Jensen Brothers Construction for two federally funded bridge replacements; engineering and construction. Subcontracting opportunities likely (sitework, traffic management, materials supply, environmental compliance), with opportunities for local service providers during construction and future maintenance. No county match required–all federally/state funded.
Purchase of two new motorgraders and wings for highway fleet under 2026 approved capital outlay budget. Bid process opened, options from RDO and Butler Machinery considered. Buy backs for replaced equipment.
Agency:
Morton CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
RDO Equipment Company, Butler Machinery
Note:
Explicit: County intent to purchase two motorgraders for road maintenance; bidding and vendor selection underway now for Q1 2026 delivery. Opportunities for aftermarket parts/service providers, financing, fleet management/consulting, and equipment buyback/re-sale partners.
North Dakota
Showing 5 of 12 projects
Review of current legal service contracts, with potential for consolidation or re-evaluation of fees for municipal law services, aiming for cost reduction.
Agency:
City of HarveyStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Anel and Blink; Montana and Welch
Note:
Inferred: Opportunity for law firms specializing in municipal law or consulting firms specializing in contract review to offer services.
State Revolving Fund (SRF) financed lead service line replacements to complete 330 service lines, primarily with copper.
Agency:
City of GladstoneStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Coleman Engineering
Note:
Intent to apply for SRF financing. Potential for loan forgiveness. Inferred: Project management, engineering, and construction services will be required.
Relocation and fit-up of the Resource and Recovery Center to a 54,500 sq ft facility (2001 1st Avenue North), including significant renovations and potential provision of transport services.
Agency:
City of FargoStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Bowlinger Enterprises;Fargo Moorhead Area Foundation
Note:
Initial lease term of 2 years at $350,000/year; Option for city to purchase the building; City may seek subtenants for surplus space; Urgency due to winter; Need for private funding and outreach to private partners for buildout and relocation; Discussions about transport services for clients.
Award and implementation of new Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal system to replace existing solution for property assessment.
Agency:
City of FargoStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Catalis
Note:
Award of IT contract for property valuation; may involve system integration, support, migration, and training. Inferred: Other IT firms may seek subcontracting or future enhancement work.
Upgrade and replacement of hot water system through the RO CIP Hot Water Project (RFP25250).
Agency:
City of FargoStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Metropolitan Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Note:
Mechanical and construction companies, system integrators, and parts suppliers may find subcontracting opportunities. Inferred: Implementation will need electrical and controls support.
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