Cuming County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Cuming County
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The City of Wisner’s June 2026 accounts payable include a 36803 payment to JEO Consulting Group Inc for "wastewater testing." This suggests the city has engaged JEO for substantial wastewater-related consulting or testing services, possibly connected to regulatory compliance or infrastructure projects. Although this payment appears to be for existing contracted work, it highlights JEO as the incumbent wastewater consultant and indicates active focus on wastewater systems. Vendors in wastewater engineering, monitoring equipment, lab services, or asset management can view this as a signal that Wisner is investing in wastewater analysis and may have future needs for design, upgrades, or compliance support beyond the current testing scope.
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$36,803Jun 1, 2026The June 2026 accounts payable show a payment of 1050 to Marvin Planning Consultants, Inc. for work on a comprehensive plan for the City of Wisner. This indicates that the city is actively engaged in a multi-phase planning project with an outside consulting firm. While the primary planning contract is already in place, comprehensive plan projects typically unfold over many months and can identify follow-on needs such as zoning updates, capital improvement programs, infrastructure studies, and community engagement initiatives. This provides vendors with insight that Marvin is the current planning incumbent and that downstream work in implementation, public engagement tools, and related studies is likely to emerge as the plan advances.
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$1,050Jun 1, 2026The June 2026 City of Wisner and Wisner Rural Fire Board payables include a 423 line item to Fire Station Software LLC for the "2026 software renewal." This indicates the fire department is actively using a dedicated fire station management or records system under an annual subscription model. While this specific year’s renewal is already paid, it confirms Fire Station Software LLC as the incumbent provider and suggests similar renewals or potential upgrades each year. Vendors offering complementary public safety software, integration services, or hardware can treat this as a systems inventory signal and engage around interoperability, data reporting, or future system enhancements ahead of future renewal cycles.
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$423Jun 1, 2026The council will approve Payment #2 for $157,405.50 to Rutjens Construction for Division II water, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer work in the Rivermist Subdivision Project #620-088. Underground utilities installation is underway under an existing contract. Utility equipment suppliers, inspection firms, and paving and restoration contractors can watch for upcoming surface work and finalization stages as utilities are completed.
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$157,406Jun 2, 2026The city approved Payment No. 2 to Rutjens Construction for Rivermist Subdivision Division II water, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer work totaling $157,405.50. This indicates active underground utility construction in the new subdivision. Civil contractors, paving firms, and service providers can watch for future phases like streets, lighting, landscaping, and infill development once utilities are complete.
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$157,405Jun 2, 2026The council will approve Payment #2 for $44,432.10 to Doernemann Construction for earthwork on the Rivermist Subdivision Project #620-088. This shows site work is underway and the subdivision development is progressing under an existing contract. Vendors in paving, utilities, landscaping, and housing infrastructure can track this as a multi-phase project with future packages beyond current earthwork.
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$44,432Jun 2, 2026The Council approved Payment No. 2 to Doernemann Construction for Division I earthwork in the Rivermist Subdivision, in the amount of $44,432.10. This confirms grading and earthwork are underway in the new subdivision. Site development, paving, and utility firms can anticipate additional contracts as earthwork wraps up and the city moves into later construction phases.
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$44,432Jun 2, 2026The city approved Application/Payment No. 1/Final to NoSwett Fencing & Decks for Timmerman Park ballfield fencing totaling $31,330. This indicates the fencing project is complete and paid. While the core work is done, parks upgrades often lead to follow-on needs like lighting, scoreboards, turf improvements, and maintenance contracts.
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$31,330Jun 2, 2026The council will approve Application/Payment #1-Final for $31,330.00 to NoSwett Fencing & Decks for the Timmerman Park Ballfield Fencing Project #620-080. This indicates the fencing project is complete and the contractor has finished work. Parks suppliers and sports facility service providers can view this as a signal of recent investment in Timmerman Park that might drive future upgrades like lighting, turf, or amenities.
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$31,330Jun 2, 2026The council approved Change Order #2 for the water treatment plant project to address unstable subgrade under a street slated for repaving. The contractor attempted to proof-roll the existing subgrade but found it unacceptable, so they removed the top 18 inches of soil and replaced it with 18 inches of crushed concrete, resulting in a net contract increase of 27856. This change order reflects the ongoing construction phase of the water treatment plant and associated street restoration, with Rutjens Construction receiving a pay application of 278603.83 in the same payables list. While the primary construction vendor is already selected, the project’s complexity suggests continuing needs for testing, materials, controls, and possibly future maintenance once the plant is fully operational, giving vendors a timeline and incumbent insight for follow-on work.
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$27,856Jun 1, 2026Explore Cuming County's government projects — free.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Cuming County, Nebraska
24 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Wisner
City135 pop.
Town of St. Charles
City179 pop.
Town of Sherman
City563 pop.
Town of Neligh
City175 pop.
Town of Monterey
City189 pop.
Town of Logan
City159 pop.
Town of Lincoln
City194 pop.
Town of Grant
City112 pop.
Town of Garfield
City185 pop.
Town of Elkhorn
City244 pop.
Town of Cuming
City193 pop.
Town of Cleveland
City174 pop.
Town of Blaine
City131 pop.
Town of Bismark
City147 pop.
Town of Beemer
City800 pop.
Town of Bancroft
City652 pop.
Town of Balance of Beemer
City160 pop.
Town of Balance of Bancroft
City159 pop.
Cuming County
County8,952 pop.
City of Wisner
City1,228 pop.
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