Burleigh County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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At its May 19, 2026 meeting, the SBHE Budget and Finance Committee approved UND’s project to replace the fiber optic cable connecting the university’s flight operations center to the main campus data center. The $1,350,000 project includes deeper burial for protection, an $80,000 contingency for risks near the airport environment, and quality control oversight by MBN Engineering and UND staff, with permitting and easements already secured and work remaining within existing easements. This approval indicates the core vendor decision for the cabling/construction work is effectively made, and the project is moving toward implementation rather than active procurement. For technology and infrastructure vendors, this provides intelligence on UND’s network infrastructure upgrades and MBN Engineering’s role, opening possibilities for follow-on services such as monitoring, maintenance, resilience consulting, fiber testing, and integration with other campus IT projects.
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$1,350,000May 19, 2026The North Dakota Housing Finance Agency, via Wilmington Trust as trustee, issued a notice that $6,900,000 of Housing Finance Program Bonds (Home Mortgage Finance Program 2023 Series E) will be redeemed on July 1, 2026. Multiple maturities from 2027 through 2054 are being called at 100 percent of principal plus accrued interest, with certain CUSIPs fully called. This is an administrative finance action to redeem existing debt under a 1994 General Bond Resolution, not a new project or procurement. While it may signal changes in the agency’s debt profile, the notice does not reference any new housing developments, rehabilitation projects, consulting work, or systems purchases tied to this redemption that a vendor could act on directly.
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$6,900,000May 29, 2026The Board rescinded a previously awarded re-roofing contract for the World War Memorial Building from Twin City Roofing, which could not complete the work, and reassigned the award to the next lowest bidder, Tecta America, for 382,698. This secures a roofing contractor to complete a significant building envelope project. With Tecta America now the selected vendor, the roofing contract is effectively awarded, but this change reveals contractor hierarchy and pricing in the district’s roofing program. Roofing material suppliers and specialty subs can pursue roles under Tecta America, and other roofing firms gain insight into competitive pricing and the district’s preparedness to move to alternate bidders to keep projects on track.
Contract Award
$382,698May 21, 2026The Board accepted the low bid of 374,617.96 from American Resurfacing, Inc. for phase 2 cart path improvements at Tom O’Leary Golf Course. This continues a multi-phase program to upgrade golf cart paths, likely involving paving and site work across the course. With American Resurfacing selected, the main contract is set for this phase, but vendors can view this as evidence of ongoing capital investment in golf infrastructure that may extend to future phases or other course improvements. Suppliers of paving materials, drainage products, and golf course amenities can pursue sub-opportunities with American Resurfacing and position for subsequent projects informed by the success of this phase.
Contract Award
$374,618May 21, 2026The board is asked to approve a $655,941.66 contract with Gator Chef for front-of-house serving equipment at South and Thomas Middle Schools. This means the district has chosen its vendor for this round of cafeteria line upgrades and is investing heavily in food service infrastructure. Food service consultants, POS providers, and equipment vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence and explore follow-on needs like back-of-house equipment, service/maintenance, or integrations with nutrition software.
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$655,942Feb 17, 2026The Bismarck Parks and Recreation District Facilities & Programs Division is addressing a failed boiler at the Hillside Aquatic Complex, which has left the pool without any means of water heating. After attempts to restart the boiler and replace burners, staff discovered a plugged water coil that destroyed the new burners, leading to the determination that the current boiler must be replaced with two new heating units. Staff requested that the Board declare this an emergency under ND Century Code 40-49-12(1) and consider quotes for replacement, with the lowest quote of 102,200 from Associated Pool Builders to remove the existing 2 million BTU heater and install two 990K BTU pool heaters. This indicates that Associated Pool Builders is the likely vendor for this emergency work, giving competitors and subcontractors clear insight into the incumbent for future aquatic mechanical and maintenance work. Vendors can position follow-on offerings around lifecycle maintenance, controls integration, energy efficiency upgrades, and future pool mechanical replacements across the district’s facilities.
Contract Award
$102,200Jun 24, 2026The Board approved a proposal from CHA Consulting, Inc. for 136963 to conduct a recreation facility feasibility study, contingent on City Commission approval. This study will likely assess the needs, options, and financial feasibility for future recreation facilities or improvements across the district. With CHA Consulting identified and a specific fee agreed, the primary consulting award decision is effectively made pending the City Commission’s sign-off. For other vendors, this is valuable incumbent intelligence ahead of any capital projects or implementations that may arise from the study’s recommendations. It also signals that future design, construction, financing, and programmatic work may follow once the feasibility results are available.
Contract Award
$136,963May 21, 2026The Board voted to accept a 136,963 proposal from CHA Consulting, Inc. to conduct a recreation facility feasibility study, contingent on City Commission approval. This study will likely evaluate options for new or upgraded recreation facilities, programming needs, and capital investment strategies for the parks district. With CHA already chosen, the primary consulting engagement is effectively decided, but the feasibility work will inform future capital projects, design work, and construction once recommendations are made. Vendors in architecture, engineering, construction, and recreation equipment can monitor this study because its outcomes will shape the scope, phasing, and budget of subsequent facility projects. Building relationships with Parks staff and tracking CHA’s findings can position firms for involvement in the implementation stage that follows the study.
Contract Award
$136,963May 21, 2026The Board accepted the low bid of 76,512 from Paramount Builders, Inc. for the McDowell Dam restroom remodeling project. This entails renovating restroom facilities at the McDowell Dam recreation area. Paramount Builders is the selected contractor, so this specific project is awarded, but it demonstrates the district’s attention to upgrading visitor facilities at its parks. Vendors can use this to anticipate similar restroom and building upgrades at other sites, and subs or product suppliers can seek involvement through Paramount Builders on this project and future collaborations with the district.
Contract Award
$76,512May 21, 2026Explore Burleigh County's government projects — free.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Burleigh County, North Dakota
52 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Wing
City26 pop.
Town of Wilson
City32 pop.
Town of Wild Rose
City26 pop.
Town of Trygg
City26 pop.
Town of Thelma
City12 pop.
Town of Telfer
City90 pop.
Town of Taft
City39 pop.
Town of Sterling
City164 pop.
Town of Steiber
City11 pop.
Town of Sibley Butte
City10 pop.
Town of Schrunk
City14 pop.
Town of Rock Hill
City18 pop.
Town of Richmond
City45 pop.
Town of Painted Woods
City134 pop.
Town of Naughton
City187 pop.
Town of Morton
City73 pop.
Town of Missouri
City157 pop.
Town of Menoken
City174 pop.
Town of Mckenzie
City101 pop.
Town of Long Lake
City87 pop.
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