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Government Projects in Benton County

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Sartell completed a feasibility report for new Southwest water transmission mains to relieve bottlenecks from the South Water Treatment Plant and create a looped, redundant system. The $5.39 million project will be phased over 2–3 years (construction currently planned for 2027–2028), involve Chapter 429 special assessments to 39 benefitting parcels, and aligns with an anticipated $1.5 million federal earmark. Engineering, construction, and financing advisors can engage now on design, phasing, assessment strategy, and federal/state funding alignment.

Pre-RFP
$5,392,500Jun 22, 2026

Sartell is extending water and sanitary sewer into the Mill District using $450,000 in Benton County ARPA funds plus multiple state and federal planning grants. Utilities underlie the Phase 1 trail segment and will be expanded as redevelopment progresses and more funding is secured. Utility contractors, engineering firms, and SCADA/controls vendors should track this as a staged buildout tied to future private development and potential additional grants.

Grant Funding
$450,000Jun 22, 2026

Benton County is considering a tree and brush removal project along County Ditch 3 buffer strips to improve long-term maintenance access. Two quotes have been received from Carrs Tree Service ($24,350) and Kasper Excavating ($26,100), but the board delayed action due to limited ditch funds and wants public input at the August 17, 2026 annual meeting. Vegetation clearing and stump grinding will be coordinated with Xcel Energy line work. This is an early-stage opportunity for vegetation contractors or small civil firms to shape scope, timing, and possibly rebid or refine pricing before work is authorized.

Pre-RFP
$26,350Jul 7, 2026

Following a June 8, 2026 public hearing, Benton County approved a repair strategy for County Ditch 10 based on Alternative 3 from the engineer’s report. The board authorized up to $15,000 per year, starting with an initial $15,000 in 2026, for routine and minor maintenance such as sediment removal, vegetation management, beaver dam removal, and minor bank stabilization. Houston Engineering recommended this limited maintenance approach over more expensive full reconstruction options. Vendors in drainage maintenance, vegetation control, and small excavation can target this as an ongoing program needing inspection support, on-call field work, and possibly multi-year service arrangements.

Contract Award
$15,000Jul 7, 2026

Sartell is building a multi‑phase trail through the Mill District, with Phase 1 under a 2024 DNR Local Trail Grant and Phase 2 under a 2025 grant. The city is amending the Phase 1 grant to extend completion to December 31, 2026 due to contractor delays and contaminated soils, and Phase 2 is out for bid for late summer/fall 2026 construction. Vendors in trail construction, environmental remediation, utilities, and design can track this as a multi‑year, grant‑backed program with potential add‑ons for landscaping, fencing, signage, and future utility work.

Grant Funding
$259,215Jun 22, 2026

The district reports cost savings of about $8,000 from Midstate and plans to continue working with Midstate for Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) services. This indicates an existing cooperative or service contract that is active and delivering savings. While the primary ECSE provider is set, there may be needs for supplemental therapies, data systems, or professional development that integrate with Midstate's work.

Contract Award
$8,000Jul 3, 2026

Foley Public Schools is planning to issue $240,000 in General Obligation Facilities Maintenance Bonds (Series 2026A) to fund indoor air quality projects from its 10-year facilities plan. The district will distribute an offering document June 29, 2026 and select a financial institution lender via a competitive process in mid-July, with bond closing targeted for August 3, 2026. This funding will support facility upgrades tied to IAQ, creating demand for design, construction, controls, HVAC, and related services. Vendors in building systems, environmental testing, and facilities project management should engage facilities and finance staff around scope, phasing, and how their solutions fit the planned work.

Budget Planning
$240,000Jun 15, 2026

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