Fillmore County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Fillmore County
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Fillmore Central is actively managing a large bond-funded building program and continues to list the "building project" as an action item and a standing Building Committee topic. Recent minutes show $4.7M in FY25-26 special building expenditures and approval of $1.1M in additional alternates (elementary gym floor, flooring, roof and HS roof drains) after bids came in $2M under budget. This is a multi-year construction and modernization effort where additional design, construction, FF&E, technology, commissioning, and owner’s rep support may still be shaped or added.
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$4,700,000Jun 15, 2026Special Building Fund payments show W Design Associates being paid for architecture and engineering and PAULSEN, INC. for building improvements, concurrent with references to roofing and other capital work. This suggests design and construction relationships are in place for major building projects. Architects and contractors already engaged may seek subs; others can track timelines for future phases or rebids.
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$989,574Jun 8, 2026Fillmore Central approved alternates for replacing the elementary school roof (about $706,000) and the south elementary flooring plus HS roof drain system (about $245,000 combined). These projects are funded by savings in the bond bids and are moving forward under existing construction contracts. Roofing and drainage work is substantial, creating follow-on needs like inspections, preventative maintenance, and future warranty service.
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$951,000Jun 15, 2026In the June 9, 2026 claims list, Fillmore County approved a broadband project payment of 175,000 from the Inheritance Tax Fund to Glenwood Telecommunications, Inc. This suggests an active county broadband initiative with Glenwood as the implementation partner, funded by county resources. Although the primary broadband build contract appears decided, this is meaningful for vendors interested in related IT, network equipment, cybersecurity, and digital inclusion initiatives. There may be follow-on needs such as additional connections to county facilities, public safety integration, maintenance, or expansions where understanding Glenwood’s role and the county’s funding approach is advantageous.
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$175,000Jun 9, 2026The board approved an alternate to replace the elementary gym floor for approximately $123,000 as part of the bond building project, after subcontractor bids came back $2M under budget. This is part of a package that also includes roof and flooring work totaling nearly $1.1M. The prime contract is set, but there may be needs for specialty subcontracting (sports flooring, striping, equipment), maintenance, or future resurfacing and warranty support.
Contract Award
$123,000Jun 15, 2026The board approved purchasing Chromebooks from CDW-G, leasing iPads from Apple, and buying protective cases at an estimated cost of $95,000 using $90,000 in REAP funds. They also plan to purchase additional Chromebooks for grades 5-8 when the MS/HS building project is completed in fall 2028. This sets the device ecosystem and signals future demand for more units, management tools, accessories, and services.
Contract Award
$95,000Jun 15, 2026The City’s claims report shows a payment of 50,336.28 to Midwest Coatings Company for "Crack Filling and Sealing" charged to streets (GL 06.21.6622). This indicates a substantial pavement maintenance project was recently completed or is in progress on Geneva’s street network. While Midwest Coatings holds this particular project, it signals that Geneva is actively investing in pavement preservation and likely plans ongoing road maintenance and rehabilitation work. Paving, asphalt materials, pavement engineering, and construction management vendors can leverage this as a cue to engage on future seasons’ projects, offering complementary services such as condition assessments, slurry seals, overlays, or longer-term pavement management planning.
Contract Award
$50,336Jun 15, 2026During the June 9, 2026 meeting, the Board approved a new public defender services contract with Kalkwarf & Smith Law Offices, LLC. The contract runs from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028 for 49,440 plus 5,150 for continuing education, membership, and dues. The main legal services decision is made, but this confirms the incumbent firm and contract term for potential follow-on needs such as conflict counsel, specialized litigation, or expert support. Vendors offering ancillary legal services, training, or case-management tools can time outreach around this two-year cycle, especially as the county approaches the next renewal or re-bid window.
Contract Award
$54,600Jun 9, 2026The claims register lists a payment of 20,813.40 to Utility Service for an "Annual Water Tower Contract," indicating Geneva is under a recurring service agreement for water tower maintenance. Such contracts typically cover inspection, painting, structural maintenance, and possibly tank asset management. Although the primary service provider is already selected, understanding the incumbent and contract scale is useful for competitors and subcontractors. Vendors specializing in tank inspection technologies, coatings, structural repair, or related niche services can time outreach around future renewal or expansion, offering supplemental services, condition assessment tools, or alternative maintenance programs when the City reviews its tower contract.
Contract Award
$20,813Jun 15, 2026The claims list for May 20–June 15, 2026 shows a payment of 8,702.50 to JEO for "WWTP Evaluation," indicating Geneva has retained JEO to assess its wastewater treatment plant. This type of evaluation typically precedes capital planning for regulatory compliance, capacity expansion, or major rehabilitation and upgrade projects at the plant. While the evaluation work with JEO is already awarded, the outcome will likely define future construction, equipment replacement, controls/SCADA work, and ongoing operations support. Vendors in wastewater process equipment, plant construction, controls/automation, and funding/permits consulting can monitor this evaluation and begin positioning to support the City once JEO’s recommendations translate into specific capital projects or bid packages.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Fillmore County, Nebraska
38 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of West Blue
City70 pop.
Town of Stanton
City642 pop.
Town of Momence
City66 pop.
Town of Madison
City622 pop.
Town of Liberty
City94 pop.
Town of Hamilton
City94 pop.
Town of Grafton
City225 pop.
Town of Glengary
City341 pop.
Town of Geneva
City1,220 pop.
Town of Franklin
City190 pop.
Town of Exeter-fairmont Consolidated
City1,279 pop.
Town of Chelsea
City96 pop.
Town of Bryant
City427 pop.
Town of Bennett
City68 pop.
Town of Belle Prairie
City114 pop.
Town of Balance of West Blue
City70 pop.
Town of Balance of Stanton
City125 pop.
Town of Balance of Madison
City115 pop.
Town of Balance of Grafton
City115 pop.
Town of Balance of Glengary
City93 pop.
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