Dakota County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Dakota County
27 projects across 10 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Mendota Heights is advancing a municipal campus project to expand police and city hall space, replace aging HVAC/mechanical systems, and improve security and accessibility. Council authorized consultant ICS to move from schematic design into design development, while the city weighs whether to accept $4 million in state bonding that would trigger MN B3 high-efficiency building requirements. This is an active planning phase where the city must refine design, cost, and sustainability strategy, creating room for architects, engineers, energy, security, and building systems vendors to influence scope and standards before procurement is set.
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$12,000,000Jul 8, 2026During the June 16 work session and council meeting, the city redirected the Municipal Campus police and city hall project from a large 20-year "future-ready" building toward a scaled-back facility meeting current needs with room to expand. Council emphasized cost reductions, smaller footprint, potential reuse of existing city hall for storage, and relocation of an existing ballfield by May 2027. This is an active planning window where architects, cost consultants, public safety planners, and construction managers can help refine scope, phasing, and budget before major bid packages are issued.
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$33,100,000Jul 7, 2026Dakota County has selected Ebert Companies as the general contractor for a $1,967,700 storm shelter and restroom building in the Lake Byllesby Regional Park campground. The building responds to a prior study recommending storm shelters and replaces aging facilities at two campgrounds. While construction is awarded, there are likely follow‑on needs for FF&E, security systems, IT/communications, and building operations support as the new facility comes online.
Contract Award
$1,967,700Jul 7, 2026Dakota County is extending its maintenance and support agreement with HTC Global for the CIBERLaw prosecutorial case management system through December 31, 2031. The 62‑month amendment is worth up to $972,160, with a 4% annual increase starting in 2027 and budget held in IT, not the Attorney’s Office. This locks in HTC as incumbent through 2031; adjacent IT, integration, analytics, migration, and future replacement planning are likely areas where outside vendors can engage before the system’s planned end‑of‑life around 2031.
Contract Award
$972,160Jul 7, 2026The EDA authorized staff to submit grant applications to Dakota County CDA’s Redevelopment Incentive Grant and DEED’s Redevelopment Grant programs for the Concord Business Center project at 316 Malden Street. Endeavor Holdings plans a 68,000 sq ft Class A office/warehouse facility, but the site needs geotechnical ground improvement, soil/vapor mitigation, and stormwater infrastructure. With an $11 million-plus private development and heavy cleanup share, there is a multi-year pipeline of environmental, civil, and construction work tied to these grants.
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$11,000,000Jul 6, 2026The City is issuing final payment of $115,296.17 to Danner, Inc., closing out the Concord Exchange Corridor Improvement Project (total construction cost $3,968,958.40). Funded by state aid, TIF, utilities, developer funds, and assessments, the 2024 project is now fully constructed and punchlist work is complete. While the main street contract is done, this provides incumbent intelligence on Danner and indicates related follow-on work (utilities, private frontage, redevelopment in the corridor) may emerge.
Contract Admin
$3,968,958Jul 6, 2026Farmington finalized plans to reclaim and widen the main trail through Jim Bell Park and Preserve, add root barriers, and build a new RRFB-equipped crossing of 195th Street as part of the North Creek Greenway. Council authorized advertising for bids with an engineer’s construction estimate of about $735,900 and completion required by June 18, 2027. This is an immediate heavy civil and trail contract opportunity, with strong county cost sharing, for contractors and suppliers in paving, concrete, RRFB systems, and root-barrier products.
Active Opportunity
$735,900Jul 6, 2026Dakota County awarded a $529,636 construction contract to JM Hauling LLC for West Lake Byllesby Regional Park master plan improvements, including trailhead amenities and formalized access. Design was led by Aune Fernandez Landscape Architects, and both base and two alternates are being built. While the main construction work is awarded, vendors can still target follow‑on needs such as signage, furnishings, programming, maintenance equipment, and potential future phases of the master plan.
Contract Award
$529,636Jul 7, 2026Dakota County is entering a two‑year, $444,000 contract (with a two‑year extension option) with Certified Recycling, LLC to manage mattress recycling and reuse at the Recycling Zone Plus. The service includes on‑site collection, training, storage, transportation, and processing of mattresses, funded in the household hazardous waste budget and partially offset by resident fees. While the primary contract is decided, the program’s launch creates secondary needs for outreach, booking/payment tools, and potential equipment or site improvements.
Contract Award
$444,000Jul 7, 2026Burnsville is purchasing and installing broadcast automation, media storage, live streaming, and 4K edit systems for the new Police City Hall council chambers, capped at $383,095.15. The package includes Cablecast playout/VOD, Facilis shared storage, LiveU field transmission, Ross routing, and three Mac-based edit suites from Alpha via state contract. The core procurement decision is made, but there will be ongoing integration, training, maintenance, and future upgrades around this new AV/broadcast stack.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Dakota County, Minnesota
38 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Waterford
City518 pop.
Town of Vermillion
City1,261 pop.
Town of Sciota
City453 pop.
Town of Ravenna
City2,287 pop.
Town of Randolph
City755 pop.
Town of Nininger
City836 pop.
Town of Marshan
City1,115 pop.
Town of Hampton
City819 pop.
Town of Greenvale
City775 pop.
Town of Eureka
City1,356 pop.
Town of Empire
City3,075 pop.
Town of Douglas
City737 pop.
Town of Castle Rock
City1,339 pop.
Dakota County
County453,156 pop.
City of West St. Paul
City21,722 pop.
City of Vermillion
City429 pop.
City of Sunfish Lake
City515 pop.
City of South St. Paul
City20,664 pop.
City of Rosemount
City27,590 pop.
City of Randolph
City456 pop.
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