Custer County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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In the 2026–2027 budget discussion, the board listed several facility priorities: Ag room upgrades, boiler and electrical work, a bus barn, and ongoing roof, HVAC, and gym-related projects. Some roofing and mechanical repairs have started, but larger Ag room and infrastructure work are still conceptual. These needs will likely become capital projects funded from the Building and Depreciation funds over the next 1–10 years. Architects, engineers, CTE/Ag lab designers, and contractors can help scope the Ag room renovation, MEP upgrades, and storage/bus barn solutions to feed into future bond or budget decisions.
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$1,000,000Jun 8, 2026The bond fund shows a semiannual payment of $1,388,853.13 to BOK Financial for 2022 general obligation bonds, including $905,000 principal and $483,653 interest. This confirms an active facilities bond program from 2022 that is still in repayment. Construction, engineering, and owner’s rep firms can see this as evidence of recent capital projects and a community already supporting bond-funded work, informing timing for future facility assessments or bond campaigns.
Budget Planning
$1,388,853Jun 15, 2026During 2026–2027 budget planning, the district reviewed a detailed depreciation plan and replacement schedule for vans, buses, and an activity bus out to 2035–2036. They are weighing options to replace older vans and micro buses, potentially using leases or multi-year financings. Vans from 2015–2018 and buses from 2011–2016 are flagged for replacement, with cost quotes for new Blue Bird and Micro Bird units and payment schedules. Fleet and finance vendors can engage now on replacement sequencing, 14-passenger conversions, and funding structures before individual procurements are launched.
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$600,000Jun 8, 2026The board discussed a failed boiler system serving the locker room area, noting that the space is part of a larger renovation planned in 5–6 years. A full HVAC replacement is estimated at about $270,000, but they want an engineer involved before advancing a project of that size, and Wilkins ADP will assist in evaluating options. This creates an engineering and mechanical opportunity to design an interim boiler or HVAC solution that meshes with future phased upgrades.
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$270,000Jun 8, 2026At the May 19 retreat, the board discussed a failed boiler serving the locker room area. A full HVAC replacement is estimated at about $270,000, but the board wants to engage an engineer and have Wilkins ADP help evaluate replacement options as a bridge until a larger renovation in 5–6 years. Mechanical and engineering firms can advise on cost-effective interim boiler/HVAC solutions and plan for a phased upgrade tied to the broader facilities plan.
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$270,000Jun 8, 2026The board discussed a failed boiler serving the locker room area, part of a larger facilities update planned in 5–6 years. A full HVAC replacement is estimated at about $270,000, and the board wants an engineer engaged before deciding on that scale of work. In the meantime, Dr. Jonas will work with Wilkins ADP to determine a financially responsible boiler replacement option, creating a near-term need for engineering and mechanical solutions aligned with future renovation plans.
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$270,000Jun 8, 2026The district’s long-range expenditure forecast includes ongoing individual device purchases on a rotational basis and planned network/infrastructure updates, potentially leveraging E-Rate. No specific hardware, software, or integrator has been chosen yet. This indicates a rolling refresh of student/staff devices and underlying network over the next decade. K‑12 IT providers can discuss lifecycle plans, wireless and switching upgrades, security, and E‑Rate strategy to fit within the district’s budget projections.
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$200,000Jun 8, 2026Broken Bow Public School issued three invoices totaling $113,770 to Bytespeed for an “annual tech order,” coded to Administrative Technology Service. This indicates a sizable 2025-26 device and infrastructure refresh is already funded and ordered. IT hardware and services firms should view Bytespeed as the incumbent and explore follow-on needs such as peripherals, networking, classroom devices, and support for the new fleet.
Contract Award
$113,770Jun 15, 2026The board approved a multi‑year purchase of Amplify mCLASS with DIBELS, math digital licenses, assessment kits, and related professional development totaling about $33,864. This locks in Amplify as the district’s K‑8 literacy and math assessment platform for the next five years. EdTech and PD vendors should track this as incumbent intel for future renewals, data integrations, MTSS tools, and supplemental curriculum aligned to mCLASS.
Contract Award
$33,863Jun 15, 2026The district is paying for several SaaS tools at the central office level, including Infinite Campus ($15,468.30), Starlink internet via Mastercard ($155), and other web/cloud services. This indicates reliance on cloud-based systems for SIS, connectivity, and admin tools. The specific contracts are set, but IT and networking vendors can use this to understand the current stack and propose security, integration, or connectivity enhancements.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Custer County, Nebraska
54 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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City117 pop.
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City327 pop.
Town of Triumph
City108 pop.
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City15 pop.
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City614 pop.
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City97 pop.
Town of Myrtle
City99 pop.
Town of Milburn
City63 pop.
Town of Loup
City113 pop.
Town of Lillian
City130 pop.
Town of Kilfoil
City593 pop.
Town of Hayes
City30 pop.
Town of Grant
City51 pop.
Town of Garfield
City104 pop.
Town of Elk Creek
City133 pop.
Town of Elim
City112 pop.
Town of East Custer
City32 pop.
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