Cass County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Cass County
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Cass County awarded the construction bid for project STWD-CBMP(10): C-13(940) to Hawkins Construction for $3,518,087.20. The Board authorized the chair to sign, confirming the contract and moving the project into delivery. Contractors, materials suppliers, and specialty subs can target Hawkins for subcontracting, materials, traffic control, and related services during construction.
Contract Award
$3,518,087Jun 30, 2026The council considered Contractor’s Application for Payment No. 12 to Valley Corporation for $1,444,164.31 for May 2026 work on the W3 Water Transmission Main FEMA recovery project. Strand Associates submitted the pay app on the contractor’s behalf. The size and timing confirm a major phase of construction is underway, useful for vendors offering inspection, materials testing, SCADA, asset management, or future warranty and maintenance services.
Contract Admin
$1,444,164Jun 15, 2026The council considered Task Order No. 26-02 with Strand Associates for decommissioning and demolition of the existing WWTP on East Main Street, for an amount not to exceed $457,000. This work is part of the 2019 Flood Recovery Project PW#88688 for a relocated wastewater treatment plant. While the engineering/oversight role is assigned to Strand, demolition contractors, environmental remediation firms, and materials recyclers may see upcoming bid opportunities under this scope.
Contract Award
$457,000Jun 15, 2026With the new wastewater treatment plant operational, Plattsmouth approved Task Order No. 26-02 with Strand Associates for up to $457,000 to design decommissioning and demolition of the old WWTP on East Main St. The task order covers environmental review, geotechnical work, and demo design, with a bid and construction timeline to be set at 60% design. This signals an upcoming demolition and site restoration project that will be competitively bid once design is advanced.
Contract Award
$457,000Jun 15, 2026Plattsmouth approved Change Order No. 4 for the Water Supply Contract W3 - Water Transmission Main, adding nine items and $232,365.35 to the FEMA-funded project with Valley Corporation. The W3 line is about 94% complete, with substantial completion pushed into 2027 due to permitting and construction delays. This shows Valley and Strand are leading a multi-year water project, creating follow-on needs for construction, testing, controls, and future maintenance once the line is in service.
Contract Award
$232,365Jun 15, 2026The council considered Contractor’s Application for Payment No. 11 to Building Crafts Inc. for $334,115.00 for work from May 1 to June 1, 2026 on the W2 Water Booster Station project. Strand Associates submitted this application on the contractor’s behalf. Active monthly pay apps at this size indicate substantial mechanical and electrical work underway, highlighting upcoming opportunities in operator training, SCADA support, and maintenance contracts.
Contract Admin
$334,115Jun 15, 2026Plattsmouth approved Payment Application No. 11 to Building Crafts Inc. for $334,115.00 for May–June 2026 work on the W2 water booster station. This confirms active construction on the FEMA-funded booster facility that will work with the new transmission main. Specialty suppliers and service firms can approach the project team with niche offerings related to pumps, controls, safety systems, or testing while the project is still being built out.
Contract Admin
$334,115Jun 15, 2026The board discussed re-evaluating replacement of three water hydrants using the last of the village's COVID/SLFRF funds. Maintenance was directed to contact Kerns or another contractor to schedule the work and set priorities because funds are limited. This is an early-stage infrastructure project where they still need a contractor and scope, creating a near-term need for utility construction services and possible materials suppliers.
Pre-RFP
$23,222Jun 10, 2026A May 21, 2026 expenditure report shows payment to RDG Planning & Design from the special building fund labeled "football/baseball turf resurfacing RFP." This indicates the district hired RDG to develop an RFP or design for resurfacing turf at football and baseball facilities. Consulting, construction, and turf vendors should expect a competitive procurement and can begin positioning for design-build, turf installation, or construction management work.
Pre-RFP
$1,477Jun 8, 2026The board held a special meeting on June 29, 2026 to approve a change order with Hellas Construction for asphalt remediation on the Plattsmouth High School turf and track project. Hellas identified multiple high and low spots after removing the existing track surfacing and proposed 5–6 extra work days to patch low areas and grind high spots for proper planarity, at a cost of $22,375. This confirms Hellas as the track contractor and signals ongoing capital work where follow-on surfacing, maintenance, and sports facility upgrades may be needed.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Cass County, Nebraska
17 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Union Village
City199 pop.
South Bend Village
City94 pop.
Nehawka Village
City173 pop.
Murray Village
City500 pop.
Murdock Village
City277 pop.
Manley Village
City175 pop.
Greenwood Village
City611 pop.
Elmwood Village
City685 pop.
Eagle Village
City1,207 pop.
City of Weeping Water
City1,062 pop.
City of Plattsmouth
City6,808 pop.
City of Louisville
City1,408 pop.
Cedar Creek Village
City474 pop.
Cass County
County27,492 pop.
Balance of Cass County
City13,474 pop.
Avoca Village
City183 pop.
Alvo Village
City116 pop.
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