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Government Projects in Adams County
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Hastings Utilities reported that it secured a $1,261,500 Google grant on April 2, 2026 to fully fund the planned Well 17 piping and two‑pump system project, which had previously been budgeted at $900,000 in the FY26 capital plan. The grant covers all capital costs plus an estimated 10 years of operations and maintenance, and terms are currently being finalized with modest annual reporting on volumes and contaminant mitigation required for a 10‑year period. This creates a fully funded aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) infrastructure project tied to data center water‑offset goals, with prior involvement from HDR Engineering and third‑party consultants to Google. Vendors in well construction, mechanical/electrical, controls/SCADA, ASR monitoring, and long‑term O&M support can position for execution, change orders, and future ASR‑related projects that Hastings expects this grant to enable.
Grant Funding
$1,261,500Jun 11, 2026The council agenda notes approval of Pay Estimate #1 to Revive, Inc. for Community Development Block Grant Project 24-PWF-001, described as Public Works Facilities, along with a matching CDBG drawdown in the same amount. This confirms that a CDBG-funded facilities project for public works is underway, with Revive, Inc. already under contract and work completed by Duncan Theis being paid. For vendors, this provides concrete intel on an active capital project, including its funding source (CDBG) and the current prime contractor. While the main construction/renovation contract is already decided, there may be follow-on needs such as additional trades, specialty equipment, technology, or professional services tied to the new or improved facilities, and the project timing can inform future rebid or expansion opportunities.
Contract Award
$51,639Jun 22, 2026The Hastings City Council approved an agreement with Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC to provide Qualified Environmental Professional services for the Former Middle School Asbestos Cleanup Grant. The estimated value of this consulting contract is 42000 and is being funded through an EPA Brownfield Grant, with Atlas responsible for oversight while a separate contractor will perform the actual asbestos abatement. Plans and bid documents for the cleanup will take a couple of months to prepare, and the process will be EPA-driven, indicating additional procurements for the physical asbestos removal work are forthcoming. For vendors in environmental remediation, demolition, and construction, this establishes Atlas as the oversight consultant and signals that the city will soon be bidding out the abatement and possibly related construction or redevelopment work at the site.
Contract Award
$42,000Jun 8, 2026Under new business, the Board is asked to approve or deny a payment to Nebraska Rural Water for leak detection services in the amount of 250. This implies the Village has already engaged Nebraska Rural Water to perform leak detection and is now processing payment for completed or ongoing services. Although the primary leak detection work is decided, this provides intelligence on how Kenesaw manages water system loss control and who is currently providing services. Vendors offering advanced leak detection, system monitoring, GIS, or asset management can use this as an entry point to discuss complementary technologies, ongoing monitoring, or future system upgrades beyond one-off leak surveys.
Contract Award
$250Jun 9, 2026The City of Hastings is implementing Community Development Block Grant Project 24-PWF-001 for the Revive Public Works Facilities/Public Facilities renovation, with the City acting as CDBG grantee and subrecipient funds passed through to Revive, Inc. On June 22, 2026, Council approval was requested for Pay Estimate #1 from Duncan Theis to Revive, Inc. for 51,639.66 and the associated CDBG drawdown, indicating construction/rehab work is underway rather than being planned. This project is reimbursed at 76.9 percent by CDBG, so additional construction draws, administrative services, and compliance support will follow as the renovation progresses. For vendors, this is a live, grant-backed capital improvement to public works facilities where Revive and the City may need ongoing architecture/engineering, environmental, inspections, furnishings, security, IT, and energy-efficiency upgrades tied to the rehab scope.
Grant Funding
$51,640Jun 22, 2026Explore Adams County's government projects — free.
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