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The Commission reviewed an offer of $1,960,000 for 51.92 acres of the Killdeer Highlands property owned by Killdeer Land Partners LP and approved a counteroffer of $934,800. This indicates active negotiations for a sizeable land acquisition that could support future municipal or mixed‑use development. While no specific project is defined yet, securing nearly 52 acres positions the city for long‑term capital initiatives such as housing, parks, or public facilities. Real estate advisors, master planners, and infrastructure consultants can begin tracking this potential acquisition to offer visioning, land‑use planning, and infrastructure phasing services once the transaction progresses and the Commission starts defining how the property will be used.
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$934,800Jun 1, 2026The May 27, 2026 check register shows a payment of $8,181.20 to Renaissance Learning, Inc. for a "FastBridge renewal," allocated across elementary, middle, and high school accounts. This indicates that Killdeer Public Schools has renewed its contract for the FastBridge assessment platform for the 2026-2027 year. With Renaissance as the incumbent for universal screening and progress monitoring, the main selection decision is complete for this cycle, but the renewal amount and district-wide allocation reveal the current vendor and footprint. Competing assessment vendors and implementation partners can use this intelligence to time outreach ahead of future renewals, while integration and PD providers can offer services that enhance the district’s use of FastBridge within its MTSS and data-driven instruction processes.
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$8,181Jun 10, 2026The Killdeer City Commission approved a quote from Associated Pool Builders for a high-efficiency pool heater for the Killdeer Aquatics & Wellness Center in the amount of 62,472. This decision reflects the city’s investment in improving the facility’s mechanical systems ahead of a season of free swimming for all age groups. With the vendor already chosen, the primary procurement is complete, but this reveals the incumbent for recent pool mechanical work and the city’s willingness to fund facility upgrades. Vendors providing aquatics equipment, energy efficiency upgrades, controls, maintenance, or water quality systems can use this as a signal of ongoing capital investments and potential future work at the center.
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$62,472May 18, 2026The Killdeer City Commission approved spending up to $15,000 for new air conditioning units for the Foundation building (the old fire hall). This follows ongoing setup and construction at the facility, indicating the city is actively investing in upgrades to make the building usable for events and community functions. While the earlier motion to approve a specific quote from Dickinson Heating & Air was rescinded, the Commission set a not-to-exceed amount rather than naming a vendor, suggesting staff can now proceed to select and purchase units within that budget. For HVAC, building systems, and facility services vendors, this signals that an equipment purchase and possible installation contract is imminent and that the city may need follow‑on maintenance, controls, or efficiency upgrades once units are installed.
Contract Award
$15,000Jun 1, 2026The Buildings & Grounds Supervisor presented three quotes to replace gutters on the Foundation (old fire hall) building, with Capital City Gutters, Inc. submitting the low quote of $7,070. The Commission voted to approve the quote from Capital City Gutters, effectively awarding them the gutter replacement work. This decision confirms Capital City Gutters as the incumbent for this specific exterior building improvement. While the main purchase is decided, facility and construction vendors can view this as part of a broader renovation program at the Foundation building, creating potential for complementary services such as roofing, exterior repairs, drainage improvements, and ongoing maintenance as the facility build‑out continues.
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$7,070Jun 1, 2026The board approved the purchase of McGraw Hill social studies curriculum for grades 3-10 at a cost of 22910.59. This is a significant curriculum adoption that will shape instruction and materials in those grades. For vendors, McGraw Hill is confirmed as the incumbent curriculum provider in social studies for the covered grades, which can inform timing for future renewals or supplemental resource needs. There may be opportunities to provide aligned digital tools, assessments, enrichment content, or professional learning that integrate with the new materials as teachers transition to this program.
Contract Award
$22,910May 13, 2026The South Heart School Board approved a partnership with the University of North Dakota for professional development during the 2026-27 school year, facilitated by Dr. Rutten at a cost of 15000. This indicates the district has committed to a structured PD program and budget for staff training in the coming year. For vendors, this confirms UND as the current PD provider and signals a district priority on staff development and instructional improvement. While the primary contract is decided, there may be room for complementary offerings such as instructional coaching tools, content-specific PD, or aligned curriculum and assessment support that integrate with or build on the UND work.
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$15,000May 13, 2026South Heart School Board approved the purchase of an Armstrong 5-ton AC condenser and a 110000 BTU Armstrong furnace through Martin’s Welding and Refrigeration for 14667.57. This indicates active investment in HVAC upgrades or replacements at district facilities. For vendors, Martin’s Welding and Refrigeration is the selected supplier for this specific HVAC project, suggesting an existing relationship for mechanical work. While the primary purchase is decided, this points to ongoing facilities maintenance and potential future needs such as controls, additional units, maintenance contracts, or energy-efficiency upgrades that other vendors could support or complement.
Contract Award
$14,668May 13, 2026The June 9, 2026 check register includes a payment of $113,063.70 to Kraus-Anderson Construction for "ELEM UPDATES APP #10" and a payment of $4,596.50 to ICON Architectural Group for construction administration and civil consulting, both charged to capital projects accounts. This confirms an ongoing elementary school updates project with Kraus-Anderson as construction manager/contractor and ICON providing architectural and construction administration services. The presence of Application #10 suggests a multi-phase or multi-draw project still in progress, indicating continuing on-site work and potential for change orders, added scope, FF&E purchases, and technology upgrades. Subcontractors, specialty trades, and vendors for furnishings, security, and classroom technology have an opportunity to align with the existing project team, while competitors gain insight into the current incumbents and timing for future work or subsequent phases.
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