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Government Projects in Buena Vista County

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On June 15, 2026 the council considered Resolution 73-R-2025-2026 approving Change Order No. 1 to the Wastewater Infrastructure Mitigation Project at Scout Park. The change order addresses an unforeseen conflict between the existing 8‑inch gravity sewer alignment and the new 18‑inch force main, requiring a full realignment of the gravity sewer to route flow to the new 1,800 GPM triplex submersible lift station under construction. The change order adds 118,140.00 to the original 4,029,188.00 contract with King Construction, bringing the total to 4,147,328.00. This signal shows the project is in active construction and encountering field conditions that drive scope adjustments. While the primary contract is awarded, vendors can target sub‑work such as pipe materials, bypass pumping, electrical, controls, and restoration, or position for future phases of Storm Lake’s wastewater mitigation and FEMA‑funded projects. It also provides insight into the city’s lift station design standards and King Construction’s role as the incumbent contractor.

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$4,147,328Jun 15, 2026

For FY 2026–2027, the City is renewing and formalizing agreements with two taxi/transit providers—RIDES and Storm Lake Cab—to operate a discount coupon program for rides within city limits. Under the agreements effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, the City will issue 3,500 individually numbered 2.00 coupons that riders can pick up at City Hall and use to reduce the fare on one‑way trips, with the City reimbursing each operator 2.00 per collected ticket on a quarterly basis. The city has allocated 4,000 in its FY 2026–2027 budget for the program, including 500 for advertising and printing. These contracts confirm RIDES and Storm Lake Cab as incumbents for city-supported demand-response transit services over the next year. While the program budget is modest, it highlights Storm Lake’s interest in subsidized local mobility, fare media, reporting, and compliance with EEO and other regulations. Vendors in transit technology, scheduling, payment, and marketing can approach the city and operators about tools to manage coupon usage, track ridership, or evolve the program into more robust mobility services in future budget cycles.

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$4,000Jun 15, 2026

On June 1, 2026, the Storm Lake City Council adopted Resolution 71-R-2025-2026 setting a public hearing and bid letting for the Well No. 23 development project. Plans, specifications, and cost estimates are prepared, with bids scheduled to be received and tabulated at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 25, 2026, and council consideration of the bids set for July 6, 2026. This indicates the city is moving into procurement for a new production well as part of its broader water system upgrades. Vendors in well drilling, pumps, electrical, controls, site work, and related services still have a window to bid or position for subcontract roles and future phases tied to the city’s water treatment expansion. The project is part of a series of water projects, including Well Nos. 21 and 22 and a new water treatment facility, suggesting multi‑year investment. A seller conversation should focus on helping Public Works and the engineering team deliver the well on schedule and budget, while also exploring needs for ancillary services such as telemetry/SCADA, testing, and long‑term maintenance once the well is in service.

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$199,000Jun 15, 2026

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