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Government Projects in Adair County

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The Board authorized Truman to accept Enliven Agency's base $648,000 proposal for 2026-2027 marketing and media services plus a $350,000 extension, totaling $998,000 for enrollment-focused campaigns. Enliven will run undergraduate, graduate, and brand marketing, and provide 720 hours of professional marketing services, with media plans covering lead generation and brand building through at least spring 2027. This establishes Enliven as the primary strategic marketing partner and confirms a sizable, multi-channel enrollment marketing investment.

Contract Award
$998,000Apr 11, 2026

The Board approved a $493,000 Elevator Repair Project to fix six aging elevators in Baldwin Hall, Ophelia Parrish, Pickler Memorial Library, and Pershing. Work includes door openers, hydraulic power units, and starters, and will be performed by KONE under an OMNIA Partners cooperative contract, with completion before August 2026. This confirms KONE as the elevator maintenance incumbent and signals possible follow-on modernization, controls, and accessibility work across campus.

Contract Award
$493,000Apr 11, 2026

The Nursing Department will purchase three Laerdal manikins (MamaAnne, SimBaby, SimNewB) at up to $240,000 using Nursing Foundation funds and Sourcewell cooperative pricing. Laerdal is effectively the selected vendor, and the Board approval clears the way for procurement and ongoing support. This signals an active high-fidelity simulation lab that may need software, service plans, AV capture, curricula, and future upgrades.

Contract Award
$240,000Jun 13, 2026

After an RFQ and shortlisting of four firms, Truman selected Building Resource Studio, LLP (BRS) to provide architectural and campus planning services at a fixed annual fee of up to $84,000 plus reimbursable engineering expenses. BRS will act as the ongoing campus planner, managing studies, design, and bid documents for general repair and maintenance work. This creates a key incumbent for upcoming facility projects and a central planning point for other vendors.

Contract Award
$84,000Jun 13, 2026

The Board approved the $115,000 Ophelia Parrish Exterior Stairs Project to replace degraded concrete stairs at the main public entrance to the performance hall. Building Resources Studio designed the project, the bid was advertised February 10, and T & B Trucking and Excavating was selected as the lowest and best bidder, with work scheduled between May 11 and June 30, 2026. This highlights active investment in entrance safety and accessibility and signals similar small-to-mid-size exterior and site renewal projects on campus.

Contract Award
$115,000Apr 11, 2026

The Board approved a $113,000 Magruder Hall Transformer Replacement Project after the existing 2003 transformer began leaking oil and reached end of life. The university is procuring the new transformer from Graybar Electric via an OMNIA Partners cooperative contract, with installation scheduled for the October 8-9, 2026 mid-term break. This shows Graybar as a key electrical supplier and indicates ongoing campus electrical infrastructure renewal needs.

Contract Award
$113,000Apr 11, 2026

Following a campus-wide HVAC review, Truman State will spend $110,000 with Daikin TMI to replace 16 variable frequency drives across four academic buildings. The work will be funded from local capital and completed by early fall 2025 via the TIPS cooperative. This confirms Daikin as the HVAC incumbent and signals ongoing mechanical and controls needs where adjacent vendors can offer controls integration, maintenance, monitoring, or future retrofit services.

Contract Award
$110,000Jun 14, 2025

Truman State approved an $86,000 engineering study by Daikin TMI for its aging boiler plant and steam tunnel system, which serves much of campus and has become inefficient and in need of repair. The study, funded from local capital and to be completed in FY2026, will provide comprehensive engineering recommendations and energy savings calculations. This is a precursor to substantial future mechanical and energy projects where design, construction, and performance-contracting vendors can engage once recommendations are defined.

Contract Award
$86,000Jun 14, 2025

Truman selected PGAV Architects to provide predesign services for a new multisport locker room and athletic training facility at Stokes Stadium serving football, soccer, baseball, and softball. PGAV will develop a space program, concept plan, cost estimate, and fundraising imagery over about eight weeks in summer 2025 under a $24,300 fixed-fee contract. This confirms early design work and signals an upcoming capital project that will later need full A/E, construction, FF&E, and possibly athletic technology and equipment providers.

Contract Award
$24,300Jun 14, 2025

Truman State is contracting with the Center on Rural Innovation (CORI) for a $15,000 planning engagement for the SKILLS Center, a hub for lifelong learning, workforce readiness, and student experiential learning in Kirksville. CORI will assess employer and community demand, test service concepts, run stakeholder workshops, and deliver a workforce-focused implementation plan over 4–5 months. This confirms an early-stage initiative that will likely need future partners for programming, technology, training platforms, and community outreach once the plan is complete.

Contract Award
$15,000Jun 14, 2025

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