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Government Projects in Clay County

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The district approved May claims that include a very large payment of $827,132.13 to Puetz Design+Build and $10,208.90 to Geotek Engineering for professional services, plus a later change order for a block wall. Committee notes reference an active building projects group and a construction meeting on May 11. This confirms a major multi-phase facilities project is underway, with Puetz as design-build lead. Facility, engineering, and systems vendors should watch for follow-on packages, fit-outs, and future phases tied to this program.

Contract Award
$837,341May 11, 2026

The June claims include a $795,422.80 payment to Puetz Design+Build for professional services on the district's construction project, showing a large facilities project well underway. Architecture Incorporated and Geotek also appear for related professional services, confirming a full design-build team. Construction, FF&E, security, and technology vendors can treat this as a live project where fit-out, furniture, AV, security, and site enhancements may still be scoped or added.

Contract Admin
$795,422Jun 8, 2026

The City awarded a $137,465.60 bid to Graybar Electric for electrical materials (wire, conduit, panels, fixtures, etc.) for the new Light and Power building, with city crews performing installation. Materials are part of a larger ~$800,000 facility project, with remaining costs to be budgeted in 2027. This confirms Graybar as a key supplier and indicates ongoing 2026–2027 spend on electrical gear and potential future packages for additional systems or expansions.

Contract Award
$137,466Jul 6, 2026

The City approved a $62,994 purchase from 3E Electrical Engineering and Equipment Co. for a generator and switchgear for the new Light and Power building. This follows the earlier award of building materials and indicates a focus on backup power for utility operations. While 3E holds this supply, future maintenance, testing, fuel, and integration services will be ongoing needs at the new facility and other city sites.

Contract Award
$62,994Jul 6, 2026

The Council authorized purchase of a John Deere 1570 TerrainCut commercial mower with 62-inch deck from C&B Operations via Sourcewell pricing for $34,751.69 to replace a 12-year-old wastewater mower. The Equipment Replacement Fund had only $19,500 budgeted, so an adjustment will be needed during budget review. This identifies C&B as the current supplier and signals continued rolling replacements of grounds equipment across departments.

Contract Award
$34,752Jul 6, 2026

The board approved the College Now contract with Western Iowa Tech Community College, supporting dual-credit opportunities for students. This indicates an active partnership around college-level coursework but the minutes do not list specific program scale or technology in use. EdTech, advising, and curriculum vendors can approach the district and WITCC about tools to manage dual-credit enrollment, tracking, and online delivery, or to expand course offerings.

Contract Award
$0Apr 13, 2026

The district approved renewal of its shared food service agreement with Harrisburg School District for 2026-27. This confirms Harrisburg as the ongoing partner for food service operations, with details not specified in the minutes. Food service technology, equipment, and consulting vendors now know the operational model and can target add-on services, such as point-of-sale, menu software, or kitchen upgrades, timed to the new contract year.

Contract Award
$0Apr 13, 2026

The superintendent reviewed current and future capital outlay projects and discussed funding strategies that avoid increasing patron taxes. This signals active planning around facilities and major purchases, but no specific projects or vendors were named yet. Providers of capital planning, facilities design, construction, and financing advisory services could help shape scope, phasing, and funding approaches before formal bids are developed.

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$0Feb 9, 2026

The board approved construction project Change Order/RFP #2 for additional conduit and electrical boxes in precast in the amount of $440. Puetz Design+Build and Architecture Incorporated are already providing professional services and a building projects committee meets regularly. This indicates an active multi-phase construction program where subcontractors, technology integrators, and FF&E vendors can watch for follow-on packages and future phases beyond the current contracts.

Contract Admin
$440Feb 9, 2026

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