Emmons County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Emmons County
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Emmons County Commissioners approved an amended estimated total project cost of 14952946 for Cavendish Farms Inc.’s new potato storage site as part of its conditional use permit. The revised figure narrows the estimate to building and construction-related items and confirms that Cavendish will pay a 3 percent county application fee prior to construction. The earlier March 2026 meeting had already approved the conditional use and building permits for two large storage buildings, permanent truck scales, and related site work spanning multiple quarter sections. This represents a sizable privately funded ag-industrial project that will require building construction, sitework, utilities, material handling equipment, and ongoing facility services. Vendors in construction trades, storage/handling systems, controls, and maintenance can position for subcontracting, change-order, expansion, and lifecycle support around the new facility.
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$14,952,946May 5, 2026Emmons County is advancing road project SC-FXS-FXCA-1523(060), a permanent grade raise with centerline pipe and riprap beginning 1 mile east and 3.5 miles north of Braddock. The project was awarded state Flex Funding with an engineer’s estimate of 2912465, and the County first authorized bidding in March 2026 and later approved a construction engineering services agreement with Wold Engineering PC in May 2026. The project will be bid through NDDOT on May 8 2026, and construction engineering costs will be reimbursed at 100 percent through the Flex Funding program. Heavy civil contractors will compete through the state letting, while consultants and service providers can position with Wold Engineering and the County for construction inspection, materials testing, traffic control, and related support.
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$2,912,465May 5, 2026Emmons County approved the final plans and specifications for the Cattail Bay Road Cement Stabilization project on 89th St SW and authorized Wold Engineering PC to advertise for bids. The project covers a two-mile east‑west segment and is a Special Road Fund (SRF) project with an engineer’s estimate of 67176450 noted at an earlier meeting. A bid opening is scheduled for June 1 2026 at 9:00 AM at the courthouse, and the County has set a project completion date of September 18 2026. Contractors specializing in road reconstruction, cement stabilization, and related traffic control have a near-term opportunity to bid this funded project, while materials suppliers and testing firms can partner with primes ahead of the June bid date.
Active Opportunity
$671,764May 5, 2026Road Superintendent Russell Lawler presented an estimate from Loiseau Construction Inc. for work on 84th Street SE from 4th Avenue SE to Highway 83, covering mobilization, grinding with injection and layback, and dust pods, at a cost of 100471.43. The Commission did not authorize the work but instead asked Lawler to determine how late in the year the company could complete the project in 2026 or whether it should be deferred to 2027, and to obtain a list of similar projects the company has completed. This indicates the County is actively evaluating a resurfacing and dust-control project but has not yet committed to a vendor or year of execution. Competitors to Loiseau, as well as materials and dust-control vendors, can engage now by offering comparative pricing, example projects, and scheduling options to influence whether the County proceeds this season and with whom.
Pre-RFP
$100,471May 5, 2026Emmons County approved a project to replace an old wooden bridge located between Sections 20 and 21, Township 131, Range 78 with a ten‑foot diameter, fifty‑foot long culvert plus flared ends and riprap. The culvert cost delivered is 13524 with an estimated 6400 for flared ends; the County subsequently approved a 3000 ten‑day rental agreement for Road Superintendent Russell Lawler’s excavator to carry out the replacement using county equipment. This indicates the County is self‑performing a modest bridge‑to‑culvert conversion using its own crew and rented equipment rather than bidding it out. Vendors gain insight into the County’s preference for self‑delivery on smaller structures but may still find opportunities in culvert supply, riprap sourcing, and future similar projects where outside contractors or specialized equipment could add value.
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