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The City of Oelwein council agenda includes a resolution to accept a bid for the 2026 Water System Improvements project covering 6th St NE, 3rd Ave NE, 1st Ave SE, 3rd St SE, and 10th St SE. The proposed award amount is 1650119.10 to Midwest Concrete, Inc., indicating the city has moved from planning into construction contracting for this multi-block water infrastructure upgrade. This is a significant capital project that will require coordination with water utilities, streets, and potentially traffic control and restoration work. While the prime construction contract is being awarded to Midwest Concrete, there may be follow-on needs such as inspection, materials testing, traffic control, paving restoration, GIS updates, and future phases of water system work in adjacent areas. Vendors in engineering support, construction services, and asset management can position around change orders, supplemental services, and future similar projects as the city continues its water system upgrades.
Contract Award
$1,650,119Jun 26, 2026The Oelwein City Council held a public hearing and then approved a resolution on June 22, 2026 accepting a bid for the 2026 Water System Improvements project. The work covers water system upgrades on 6th St NE, 3rd Ave NE, 1st Ave SE, 3rd St SE, and 10th St SE, with the contract awarded to Midwest Concrete, Inc. in the amount of 1650119.10. This decision means the primary construction vendor has been selected and major civil and utility work is moving into execution. While the core contract is decided, there may be opportunities for subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, inspection support, or future phases of water infrastructure work given the city’s active investment in its system.
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$1,650,119Jun 22, 2026The Oelwein City Council is considering a resolution to accept a bid from Midwest Concrete, Inc. for the 2026 Water System Improvements project covering 6th St NE, 3rd Ave NE, 1st Ave SE, 3rd St SE, and 10th St SE. The proposed contract value is 1650119.10, indicating a substantial multi-block utility and street infrastructure project. This item shows that the primary construction vendor selection is effectively decided, pending formal council approval. For sellers, this provides clear intelligence that Midwest Concrete is the incumbent on this phase of water system work and that the city is investing significantly in underground utilities and related construction. Follow-on needs may include materials supply, traffic control, inspection, engineering support, paving, and restoration services around these corridors.
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$1,650,119Jun 22, 2026The City of Oelwein opened six bids on June 17, 2026 for its 2026 Water System Improvements project covering water main replacements on 6th St NE, 3rd Ave NE, 1st Ave SE, 3rd St SE, and 10th St SE. The council is poised to accept the low bid of 1650119.10 from Midwest Concrete, Inc., which came in slightly under the engineer’s opinion of probable cost and is funded via water reserves, an interfund TIF loan repayment, CDBG funds, and 2024 utility rate increases. This action effectively awards a multi‑street underground water main and street restoration package to Midwest Concrete, with Fehr Graham serving as project engineer. While the primary construction award is decided, the scale and funding mix indicate potential follow‑on needs such as traffic control, materials supply, inspection support, paving, restoration, and future phases of water system upgrades. Vendors can position for subcontracting with Midwest Concrete or for upcoming utility and street projects financed by the same revenue streams.
Contract Award
$1,650,119Jun 22, 2026Oelwein’s 10th Street Bridge project, funded with 2024 GO bond dollars and state bridge funds, is progressing with Pay Application No. 9 to Taylor Construction in the amount of 89288.85, bringing total paid to about 1243595.25 on an authorized amount of 1419447.45. The detailed payment report shows substantial quantities already placed, with retainage of 30000 still held and time charges indicating work well underway but not yet final. The project is in the late stages of construction and contract administration, making the prime award itself a closed opportunity. However, the bridge replacement signals ongoing bridge and roadway capital work in the city and identifies Taylor Construction as the incumbent heavy civil contractor and Origin Design as the engineer. Vendors can use this intelligence to pursue punch‑list, maintenance, inspection, materials, or future bridge and street projects as the city continues to spend GO bond proceeds on infrastructure.
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$1,419,447Jun 22, 2026The June 15, 2026 agenda shows the City of West Union considering approval of Pay Estimate #13 and Change Order #5 with Baker Enterprises for the Linden Street Project totaling 72,082.85. This indicates an ongoing street construction or reconstruction project where Baker Enterprises is the incumbent contractor and the work scope has been adjusted multiple times. For vendors, this is a decided capital project but it signals that Linden Street is a multi-phase effort that may require additional services, materials, or follow-on improvements once construction is complete. Firms providing construction support, inspection, materials, traffic control, or adjacent utility and streetscape work can position themselves for any remaining or future phases along Linden Street or similar projects, and the contract history with Baker Enterprises gives a benchmark for competitive positioning.
Contract Award
$72,082Jun 15, 2026The City Council approved Resolution 5910-2026 awarding the Oelwein Fire Department Overhead Door Replacement Project to Christie Door Company for 40955.34. This covers replacement of overhead doors at the fire department, indicating a facilities upgrade for public safety operations. With the vendor and amount decided, the primary procurement is closed and work will proceed under the awarded contract. However, this reveals Christie Door Company as the incumbent for bay door work and suggests related needs like controls, safety sensors, building access systems, and ongoing maintenance. Vendors in facilities, fire station design, or access/security systems can use this as context to explore complementary services or future upgrades at the fire station and other city facilities.
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$40,955Jun 8, 2026The consent agenda includes approval of Pay Application No. 9 for the 10th Street Bridge Project in the amount of 89288.85 to Taylor Construction. This indicates an existing bridge construction contract is well into execution, with at least nine pay applications processed. While the core bridge construction vendor is in place, ongoing payments suggest the project is still active and may require additional services such as construction engineering, materials testing, traffic control, and eventual maintenance once complete. Vendors can track this as incumbent intelligence on Taylor Construction and explore opportunities for complementary services or future bridge and transportation projects the city may undertake after this work concludes.
Contract Admin
$89,289Jun 26, 2026The agenda includes a resolution approving Pay Application No. 9 for 89288.85 to Taylor Construction for the 10th St. Bridge Project. This confirms that Taylor Construction is the active contractor and that the bridge project is under construction with multiple progress payments issued. While the main bridge construction contract is already in place, the ongoing payments indicate the project is still in implementation. For vendors, this provides incumbent intelligence about Taylor Construction’s role and the city’s investment in bridge infrastructure. There may be opportunities for specialty services such as inspection, materials testing, railings, lighting, or future maintenance once the bridge is complete.
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$89,289Jun 22, 2026On June 22, 2026 the Oelwein City Council approved Pay Application No. 9 to Taylor Construction for the 10th Street Bridge Project in the amount of 89288.85. This confirms that a bridge construction or rehabilitation contract is underway and has reached at least its ninth payment milestone. The primary contractor is already in place and work is in progress, but ongoing payments suggest the project is multi-phase and still active. Vendors offering bridge-related materials, inspection, safety systems, or post-construction maintenance tools can look at this as incumbent intelligence and a chance to support remaining work or future bridge and roadway projects in the city.
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Government Agencies in Fayette County, Iowa
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Fayette County
County19,152 pop.
City of Westgate
City190 pop.
City of West Union
City2,432 pop.
City of Waucoma
City227 pop.
City of Wadena
City204 pop.
City of Sumner City
City10 pop.
City of Stanley City
City4 pop.
City of St. Lucas
City167 pop.
City of Randalia
City50 pop.
City of Oelwein
City5,791 pop.
City of Maynard
City468 pop.
City of Hawkeye
City429 pop.
City of Fayette
City1,240 pop.
City of Fairbank City
City360 pop.
City of Elgin
City674 pop.
City of Clermont
City571 pop.
City of Arlington
City418 pop.
Balance of Fayette County
City5,975 pop.
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