Butler County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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East Butler Public Schools executed a Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment with Boyd Jones Construction for a $13.53 million addition and renovation project at the Brainard campus, with substantial completion targeted for September 3, 2027. The GMP includes items like a platform lift, new parking lots, extensive MEP, access control upgrades at Brainard and Dwight, and allowances for bleacher branding and supply-chain risks. This locks in the primary builder but opens room for subs, specialty vendors, furniture/FFE, technology, commissioning, and follow-on services not fully covered or excluded in the GMP.
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$13,531,970Jun 10, 2026East Butler Public Schools approved a Guaranteed Maximum Price with Boyd Jones Construction for a major addition and renovation project, with a construction cost cap of $13,531,970. The GMP amendment sets commencement for June 11, 2026 and targets substantial completion by September 3, 2027, with site and building work already moving forward. This locks in Boyd Jones and a full team of subs, but it signals a multi‑year capital program where furnishings, technology, curriculum spaces, and specialty systems will still need planning, integration, and future purchasing.
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$13,531,970Jun 10, 2026East Butler Public Schools is moving forward with a $13.5 million addition and renovation project based on BCDM plans dated April 30, 2026. Boyd Jones has submitted a Guaranteed Maximum Price, with multiple trades already awarded and substantial completion targeted for September 3, 2027. This confirms the core construction team and scope, but leaves room for vendors in excluded categories like appliances, furniture, fixtures, equipment, commissioning, special inspections, and hazardous materials support to engage the district and construction manager.
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$13,531,970Jun 3, 2026The County Assessor presented department feedback showing strong demand for Pictometry/EagleView aerial imagery across multiple offices, with a quoted cost of $46,500 per year for three years. The board asked that the EagleView district manager attend a future meeting to present a service agreement and answer questions, but no contract is in place yet. This is an active planning stage for a multi-department GIS/imagery platform where the county could still evaluate options, integration support, and training services.
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$139,500Jun 1, 2026The board approved a custodial services contract with Sanitize 360 for Schuyler Elementary School. The attached scope shows a base nightly cleaning contract at $15,000 per month for a 99,000 sq. ft facility, with optional day porter and floor/carpet care services. The main cleaning award is made, but other facility and janitorial vendors can watch for add-ons, performance issues, or future expansions to other district buildings.
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$180,000Jun 8, 2026On May 14, 2026 the board approved several owner-direct contracts tied to the facility project: east lot electrical rough-in and site lighting installation with Spark Electric for $52,105, site lighting material from Echo Electric for $39,513.87, and Windstream/Kinetic copper line relocation for $28,400.64. These are to address long-lead materials and critical utility work early in the project. This identifies key utility and electrical vendors on site and suggests there may be additional owner-direct buys for telecommunications, site lighting, and related infrastructure.
Contract Award
$120,020Jun 10, 2026On June 11, 2026, the board approved a quote from SRC Builders for northside windows and wood replacement at a cost of 43611.10, funded through depreciation. The project targets aging window systems and associated wood framing, which aligns with staff reports of deteriorated window framing and mice intrusion in at least one classroom. This contract is awarded, positioning SRC Builders as the current building envelope and carpentry vendor for the district. Vendors in glazing, energy efficiency, building envelope consulting, or future roof and window programs can view this as a signal of ongoing facility modernization and a benchmark for future competitive opportunities or follow-on work (e.g., other elevations, door systems, or insulation upgrades).
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$43,611Jun 11, 2026The June 11, 2026 agenda calls for discussion, evaluation, and possible action on SRC Builders’ quote for Northside windows and wood replacement totaling 43,611.10, funded through depreciation. Prior facilities planning documents mention gathering quotes from SRC Builders and Shelby Lumber for block‑style Northside windows and new wood, suggesting this is the chosen proposal from that small competition. Although final vote details are not reproduced, the presence of a specific SRC Builders quote for board action indicates they are likely being awarded this portion of building envelope work. This points to an active program to replace older windows and address wood deterioration on the north side of the facility. Vendors could offer complementary services like energy audits, additional window and roof work, or future phases of envelope upgrades as the district advances its strategic facilities goals.
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$43,611Jun 11, 2026At the June 11, 2026 regular meeting, the Shelby-Rising City Board of Education approved O'Dell's Construction Inc.'s bid for concrete repairs and additions throughout the district, funded through the depreciation fund, in the amount of 20118. The scope includes multiple locations such as entrances and circulation areas, indicating a focus on safety, access, and possibly improved traffic flow on campus. This work has been awarded, so the primary opportunity is decided, but it reveals O’Dell’s as the concrete/incidental site work incumbent and confirms active investment in campus hardscape upgrades. Vendors offering related services (engineering, drainage, site design, sealants, ADA compliance, or project management) can use this as intelligence for follow-on work or future phases in the district’s facilities plan.
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$20,118Jun 11, 2026The June 11, 2026 agenda includes action to discuss, evaluate, and possibly approve O’dell’s Construction Inc.’s bid for concrete repairs and additions throughout the district totaling 20,118, funded through depreciation. Earlier facilities notes describe specific concrete project locations such as the kitchen entrance, various doors, near the flagpole, and a possible semi‑circle drive for semis, indicating a mix of repair and small site improvements. Although the minutes of the vote are not shown, the language and specific bid amount suggest O’dell’s is the selected contractor for this phase of concrete work. This provides insight into the district’s facilities priorities and their chosen contractor. Other vendors could target complementary paving, drainage, or site improvement work and monitor O’dell’s performance and the depreciation funding pattern for future phases or larger capital site projects.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Butler County, Nebraska
42 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Ulysses Village
City191 pop.
Town of Union
City214 pop.
Town of Ulysses
City315 pop.
Town of Summit
City195 pop.
Town of Skull Creek
City253 pop.
Town of Savannah
City550 pop.
Town of Richardson
City436 pop.
Town of Reading
City510 pop.
Town of Read
City183 pop.
Town of Plum Creek
City169 pop.
Town of Platte
City164 pop.
Town of Olive
City211 pop.
Town of Oak Creek
City518 pop.
Town of Linwood
City215 pop.
Town of Franklin
City217 pop.
Town of Center
City188 pop.
Town of Bone Creek
City372 pop.
Town of Balance of Union
City157 pop.
Town of Balance of Ulysses
City124 pop.
Town of Balance of Skull Creek
City155 pop.
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