Calhoun County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Calhoun County
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The Board’s claims include a large payment of 59300.90 to Denco Highway Construction Corp for "CRACKFILLING/P13 - FROM D36 S TO D46," indicating a significant pavement maintenance project on roadway P13 between those cross routes. This is a defined segment‑level highway maintenance contract already executed for the 2026 season. Although the crack filling contract is already awarded, the size and specificity of the work highlight an active pavement preservation program. Public works contractors, materials suppliers, and engineering firms can view this as evidence that the county is investing in roadway maintenance and may seek additional services—such as seal coating, overlays, or inspection—on other corridors in upcoming construction seasons.
Contract Award
$59,300Jun 9, 2026The board approved a 12-month consulting services contract with Caitlin Stuhrenberg of CS Virtual Assistance, LLC for the 2026-2027 school year, totaling 30000 at 2500 per month. The contract term runs from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, indicating a defined period of virtual assistance or consulting support for district operations. For vendors, this identifies CS Virtual Assistance as the incumbent for this scope and signals that the district is comfortable outsourcing administrative or specialized tasks. Firms offering adjacent consulting, back-office support, or technology that can enhance or replace manual virtual assistance can plan outreach around the contract’s next renewal window and possible expansion or reconfiguration of services.
Contract Award
$30,000Jun 17, 2026On June 16, 2026, the Calhoun County Board of Supervisors approved a quote from Transit Works for a Carlson Viking Rover Kit with a Sokkia SHC6400 tablet for the County Engineer’s survey operations. The total approved purchase amount is 22153.75, indicating an investment in upgrading field survey and GPS/data collection capabilities for Secondary Roads projects. This decision means the primary vendor has already been selected and funded, but it signals that the Engineer’s office is actively modernizing its survey and geospatial tools. Vendors offering complementary software, training, data management, maintenance, and integration with CAD/GIS or asset management systems could position follow-on services around this new hardware platform and future equipment refreshes.
Contract Award
$22,154Jun 16, 2026The claims list records a large payment of 208177.09 to Christensen Brothers Inc for "BROS-CO13(105)--8J-13/EST #5," indicating a significant bridge or major structure project under the federal‑aid BROS program in Calhoun County. The "EST #5" designation suggests this is an interim estimate payment on an ongoing multi‑phase construction contract. This confirms Christensen Brothers as the incumbent contractor on the project, which is well underway and likely part of the county’s broader bridge replacement program. While the main construction contract is not open, engineering firms, materials suppliers, and contractors can view this as evidence of active capital work and pending future bridge or roadway projects, using the project ID to track schedule, funding, and potential subsequent phases or adjacent improvements.
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$208,177Jun 9, 2026A payment of 4236 to Mohr Sand, Gravel & Const, LLC is noted for "CONCRETE/RC COUNTY SHED," indicating contracted concrete work at the Rockwell City county shed facility. This likely involves floor, pad, or structural concrete improvements to a county shop or storage structure. The specific job is already underway or complete, but it reflects ongoing investment in maintenance and upgrades at county operations facilities. Construction and facilities maintenance vendors can treat this as a signal that the county is actively investing in its sheds and shops, which may lead to additional projects for structural repairs, expansions, or related site improvements.
Contract Award
$4,236Jun 9, 2026The claims list includes a payment to Anderson Construction LLC labeled "RC QUONSET/DEMO" for 1000, indicating the county contracted for demolition work on a quonset structure in Rockwell City. The modest amount suggests a relatively small or partial demolition scope, possibly as an initial step in repurposing or redeveloping county property. While this specific demolition contract is already completed or underway, it signals that the county is actively modifying facilities and may have follow‑on needs such as site preparation, new construction, or facility upgrades at the Rockwell City location. Construction, engineering, and facility planning firms can monitor this site for future phases and position services for design, build, or renovation work that may follow the demo.
Contract Award
$1,000Jun 9, 2026A claim for 770.92 to KAM Line Highway Markings LLC labeled "2026 PAVEMENT MARKING" indicates that the county engaged KAM Line for pavement striping work as part of its 2026 road maintenance program. The relatively small payment may reflect a partial invoice or limited scope, but confirms the vendor relationship for striping. This specific contract is awarded, yet it underscores that the county runs an annual pavement marking program requiring materials, traffic control, and specialized equipment. Vendors supplying traffic paint, beads, striping services, or related traffic control devices can see this as a sign of consistent, repeatable work where future bids or expansions may be possible.
Contract Award
$770Jun 9, 2026Calhoun County approved a payment to Pictometry for "ASSR 2026 FLIGHT EV CLOUD YEAR 1" in the amount of 44799.59, indicating the start of a multi‑year aerial imagery and cloud access service for the Assessor’s Office. The wording suggests this is year one of a scheduled 2026 flight and associated cloud subscription, likely part of a multi‑year imagery refresh cycle. The main procurement decision has been made in favor of Pictometry, but this marks an important technology implementation that will affect appraisal workflows, GIS usage, and potentially other departments. GIS, appraisal, and analytics vendors can view this as an opportunity to integrate tools with the imagery platform, offer training and workflow optimization, and position for future renewals or expansion to other county functions that could leverage aerial data.
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$44,799Jun 9, 2026The claims list for the June 9, 2026 Calhoun County Board meeting shows a payment to Tier 3 Technology Solutions for "monthly secured services" totaling 7357.54. This indicates an active, likely recurring contract for managed IT security or broader managed services, with Tier 3 currently serving as the primary security provider. Because services are already in place, the core procurement is decided, but the size of the monthly fee suggests a substantial, ongoing engagement that will have renewal and expansion points. Security and IT vendors can treat this as incumbent intelligence, positioning offerings for vulnerability assessments, supplemental tools, or future replacement at the end of Tier 3’s term, and integration or co‑managed services in the meantime.
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$7,357Jun 9, 2026Calhoun County’s claims include a payment to Wahltek for "DISPATCH RECORDER 071726-071627" totaling 3598.34, indicating a subscription, maintenance, or licensing period for a 911 or public safety dispatch recording system. The date range suggests a one‑year service term running from July 17, 2026 to July 16, 2027. This line confirms Wahltek as the incumbent provider for the county’s dispatch recording technology, a critical component of 911 operations and compliance. While the procurement is already settled, this is valuable for public safety technology vendors and integrators who may offer CAD, radio, or recording solutions, as the term dates point to when the county might revisit features, integrations, or vendor options for the next contract period.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Calhoun County, Iowa
14 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Yetter
City19 pop.
City of Somers
City123 pop.
City of Rockwell
City2,195 pop.
City of Rinard
City35 pop.
City of Pomeroy
City520 pop.
City of Manson
City1,656 pop.
City of Lytton City
City38 pop.
City of Lohrville
City370 pop.
City of Lake
City1,670 pop.
City of Knierim
City53 pop.
City of Jolley
City29 pop.
City of Farnhamville City
City370 pop.
Calhoun County
County9,711 pop.
Balance of Calhoun County
City2,685 pop.
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