Anoka County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Anoka County
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Anoka County Sheriff’s Office is piloting a Drone Assisted Response (DAR) and Flock ALPR program that could expand countywide for up to 10 years at about $1.4 million per year. The City of Anoka is evaluating whether to participate via a joint powers/JLEC cost‑sharing model; no contract is in place yet and metrics from the pilot will drive next steps. This creates a coming need for drones, ALPR hardware, secure data platforms, policy consulting, and training once the county and cities agree on scope and funding.
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$14,000,000Jul 6, 2026Fridley authorized a 2026 Regional Solicitation grant application for up to $10 million to help fund a new multimodal overpass at 57th Avenue over BNSF’s Northtown Yard. The City already has $4 million for engineering with Kimley-Horn, a $16 million Reconnecting Communities federal grant, $1 million in congressional earmark funds, and about $5.4 million in state bonding. With design underway and construction targeted for 2030–2031 federal funding years, there will be significant future opportunities for construction, specialty structures, traffic management, and long-term O&M support.
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$32,000,000Jun 22, 2026The Transportation Division seeks authorization to order four tandem axle plow trucks, a Freightliner patch truck, Cat loader and excavator, a Larue snowblower, a DM 360 mower, and a John Deere 6130M for 2027 delivery. Total net cost is about $2.7 million, using state and NJPA contracts, with orders placed before August 1, 2026 to avoid 3–6 percent price increases and long lead times. This signals ongoing heavy fleet renewal that can drive needs for upfitting, attachments, telematics, maintenance services, and future replacement planning.
Contract Award
$2,725,000Jul 7, 2026Lyngblomsten previously used tax-exempt bonds for senior housing in Lino Lakes, issued by the City of Bethel with Lino Lakes as host. Lyngblomsten is now refinancing about $45 million of that debt, and staff recommends Lino Lakes act as issuer in 2026 with a reduced flat administrative fee closer to $50,000 given the partnership and public benefit. The main financing decision is largely set, but the item gives insight into the city’s bond policies and upcoming senior housing financing activity.
Contract Award
$45,000,000Jul 6, 2026Anoka County approved a construction contract with North Pine Aggregate, Inc. for intersection improvements at 109th Avenue with Tournament Players Parkway/Mankato Street and with Radisson Road in Blaine, totaling $3,878,355.61. The contract award means primary construction is committed and moving toward implementation. This gives construction, traffic control, and engineering vendors insight into the prime contractor and scope for potential subcontracting, materials supply, traffic technology add-ons, and future corridor work with the county and city of Blaine.
Contract Award
$3,878,355Jun 9, 2026Anoka County plans to enter an $817,161.81 professional services contract with SEH for preliminary and final design, environmental documentation, and permitting for signal reconstruction at nine intersections on 5th Avenue/East River Road. The County used a two-firm RFP (SEH and TKDA) and a review committee recommended SEH. Construction is scheduled for 2028, so design-phase work will run over the next two years and will precede future construction contracting and technology procurements.
Contract Award
$817,162Jul 7, 2026Fridley set up the assessment process for the 2026 Street Rehabilitation Project ST-2026-01, a $2.45 million street and watermain program already awarded to Park Construction Company. The City is preparing a $743,981 assessment roll over 10 years at 4.25% and will hold a public hearing on July 27, 2026. While the prime construction contract is decided, the multi-location rehab work and watermain replacement point to ongoing needs for testing, traffic control, restoration, and future phases of pavement and utility work.
Budget Planning
$2,451,266Jun 22, 2026Centennial Schools approved issuing up to $7,000,000 in General Obligation Facilities Maintenance Bonds (Series 2027A) to fund roof improvements at Blue Heron Elementary. The project is in the district's 10‑year facility plan for FY 2028 and depends on Minnesota Department of Education approval of the plan and successful bond sale to Baird. Facility, roofing, and capital project vendors can track this as a funded upcoming project and start conversations around scope, design, materials, and construction phasing ahead of formal procurement.
Budget Planning
$7,000,000Jun 15, 2026The city engineer recommends reducing the Rivers Edge 8th Addition development letter of credit to $92,900, noting utilities, base, curbs, sidewalks, and ramps are done, but final paving, monumentation, and storm basin restoration remain. The security must stay at 10% of the original $929,000 construction cost until full acceptance. Site contractors, surveyors, and restoration specialists can target the remaining tasks to close out the subdivision and free security for the developer.
Contract Admin
$929,000Jun 15, 2026Anoka County plans to award a $511,700 contract to Bituminous Roadways, Inc. for Rice Creek West Regional Trail improvements at Locke Park in Fridley. Work will reconstruct the trail from Locke Parkway to the Highway 65 tunnel so it meets or exceeds ADA standards. Construction is slated for July–October 2026, creating near-term needs for materials, accessibility consulting, and possible amenities or follow-on park enhancements.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Anoka County, Minnesota
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Linwood
City5,313 pop.
City of St. Francis City
City8,442 pop.
City of St. Francis
City8,442 pop.
City of Spring Lake Park City
City6,855 pop.
City of Spring Lake Park
City6,855 pop.
City of Ramsey
City28,560 pop.
City of Oak Grove
City9,194 pop.
City of Nowthen
City4,519 pop.
City of Lino Lakes
City22,376 pop.
City of Lexington
City3,059 pop.
City of Hilltop
City951 pop.
City of Ham Lake
City16,726 pop.
City of Fridley
City30,156 pop.
City of East Bethel
City12,189 pop.
City of Coon Rapids
City63,377 pop.
City of Columbus
City4,266 pop.
City of Columbia Heights
City22,278 pop.
City of Circle Pines
City4,919 pop.
City of Centerville
City3,927 pop.
City of Blaine City
City73,774 pop.
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