Grand Forks County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Grand Forks County
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County Engineer Nick West secured Commission approval of a bid from Midwest Contracting for approximately 2222890.50, contingent on concurrence from NDDOT, for projects FXBA-0018(058) and FXBA-0018(059). The Commission also approved the Flexible Transportation Fund Program agreements for these projects with signatures from the Chair and Auditor, indicating that funding and contracting structures are being locked in. This confirms that Midwest Contracting will be the primary construction contractor once NDDOT concurrence is received, and the projects will be supported by the state’s Flexible Transportation Fund. While the core road work is awarded, there may be subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, and inspection or testing opportunities, and vendors can also track schedules to engage ahead of future phases or adjacent projects along the same corridors.
Contract Award
$2,222,890Jun 2, 2026At the County Engineer’s request, the commission approved multiple items for a federally and state-funded transportation project, including a 4,060,272 cost participation, construction, and maintenance agreement with NDDOT. They also approved a 4,582,042 bid resolution naming Gladen Construction and tentatively approved the county federal aid contract with Gladen Construction, plus construction engineering services agreements with KLJ for projects BRJ-BRP-0018(039) and BRJ-0018(041) totaling 574,264.
Contract Award
$9,217,181May 19, 2026In March 2026 the board approved Mead & Hunt Task Order #1 for construction administration, observation, and materials testing (with subconsultant Terracon) for Phase 1 of the Runway 17R/35L reconstruction. The task order totals 1388060.53 and is funded 95% by FAA, 2.5% by the State, and 2.5% local, consistent with the airport’s 2026 capital budget. Contractors indicated they were ready to start Phase 1 work as early as April 1, 2026, shortening the primary runway and accommodating only smaller GA traffic during construction. For vendors, this confirms a multi‑year, FAA‑funded airfield reconstruction program with an established design/construction administration team, signaling potential needs for specialty construction services, QA testing, phasing logistics, safety, and future phases work.
Contract Award
$1,388,061Jan 15, 2026In May 2026 the board reviewed the reconstruction plan for the South and Middle phases of Runway 17R/35L and approved Mead & Hunt Task Order #20 Amendment #1. The amendment adds 280226.62 for additional design work related to relocating Taxiway A5 and final bidding for these runway phases, increasing the task order total to 1229512.97, funded 90% FAA, 5% state, and 5% local. Bids for the South and Middle phases are expected to open June 10, 2026, with construction targeted for the 2027 season and completion by October 1, 2027, and follow-on Taxiway A connection work into 2028. For construction, electrical, and materials vendors, this signals an imminent large airfield construction procurement in the 33–34M range, with Mead & Hunt as engineer of record and Terracon handling independent testing, where teaming and bid preparation should start now.
Contract Award
$1,229,513Jan 15, 2026Carmina Wood Designs presented a 92-unit, three-bedroom townhouse project at 9400 Lockport Road and received preliminary site plan approval with several conditions. They must secure zoning variances, complete a new traffic impact study (including drill weekends), finalize fencing and cell-tower fall-zone details, agree on a roughly $39,000 contribution toward a $150,000 sewer lift station upgrade, and evaluate a second entrance. This is a sizable residential build where civil, traffic, utility, and vertical construction vendors can support as the developer moves toward final approvals and detailed design.
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$150,000Apr 7, 2026The commission approved an agreement with Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services, LLC for a 97,440 sealant assessment and replacement project on the Grand Forks County Office Building, contingent on extending the service period beyond 12 months. This indicates a defined scope focused on evaluating and replacing exterior sealants, likely to address water intrusion, energy efficiency, and building envelope integrity. With a vendor selected and agreement approved, the main procurement is complete, but a multi-month implementation will follow, including assessment, design details, and construction work. This is relevant for firms that could support or complement the project—such as specialty contractors, materials suppliers, or energy auditors—and for tracking AE2S as the incumbent for future building envelope and engineering work with the county.
Contract Award
$97,440May 19, 2026The board received bid results from Buildings & Grounds Director DaLee Wilkinson for the Central High School SLICE hallway interior painting project, covering common areas on two floors of the historic building (excluding bathrooms and stairwells). Only one bid was received, from Caya Painting, and the board accepted this bid for $62,000, to be paid from the Building Fund. This award reflects ongoing capital maintenance work in a key high school facility. While the immediate painting scope is committed to Caya Painting, the project signals continued investment in interior upgrades and highlights Caya Painting as an incumbent for similar work, providing context for vendors in related trades such as flooring, lighting, and additional renovation services.
Contract Award
$62,000May 26, 2026Following an on-site review by the North Dakota Career and Technical Education Agency that identified ADA compliance issues, the district solicited bids for a Red River High School Ramp 2026 project to correct access ramp slopes in the Rider Room. The board accepted the bid from Construction Engineers for $49,465 (base bid plus alternates 1 and 2), to be funded from the Building Fund. The project award indicates imminent construction work to upgrade ADA access, with design and bid coordination led by Hepper Olson Architects per an earlier board approval on January 5, 2026. While the primary construction contract is decided, this reveals active investment in ADA compliance and the use of specific architects and contractors, which may lead to follow-on work or additional accessibility upgrades in other buildings.
Contract Award
$49,465May 26, 2026The April 2026 check register approved on May 11, 2026 shows a payment of $26,188.92 to Upper Valley Special Ed Unit. This reflects substantial ongoing contracted services for special education support provided to the district through the regional unit. Although the primary relationship and services are already in place, this payment level highlights a sizable and recurring investment in special education services. Vendors offering supplemental SPED curriculum, related services, assistive technology, or compliance support can view this as evidence of active programming and a potential market for add-on tools that align with and extend the work of the special education unit.
Contract Award
$26,188May 11, 2026The April 2026 check register approved at the May 11 board meeting includes a $1,000 payment to SeeSaw Learning, Inc. and a $20 payment to Education Technology Services EDUTECH. These payments indicate the district is actively using Seesaw’s platform and Edutech services as part of its instructional technology environment. While the core purchasing decision for these tools has already been made, this provides useful intelligence on the district’s current edtech stack and spending levels. Vendors offering complementary platforms, integrations, training, or potential replacements can time outreach around renewal cycles and propose enhancements that build on or improve the existing Seesaw/Edutech-supported environment.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Grand Forks County, North Dakota
54 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Wheatfield
City65 pop.
Town of Washington
City125 pop.
Town of Walle
City525 pop.
Town of Union
City180 pop.
Town of Turtle River
City165 pop.
Town of Strabane
City86 pop.
Town of Rye
City401 pop.
Town of Plymouth
City50 pop.
Town of Pleasant View
City138 pop.
Town of Oakville
City179 pop.
Town of Northwood
City134 pop.
Town of Niagara
City69 pop.
Town of Moraine
City61 pop.
Town of Michigan
City112 pop.
Town of Mekinock
City2,165 pop.
Town of Loretta
City53 pop.
Town of Logan Center
City55 pop.
Town of Lind
City52 pop.
Town of Levant
City57 pop.
Town of Larimore
City105 pop.
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