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Government Projects in Knox County

25 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Valley, NE has completed a water distribution system replacement plan identifying critical mains and laying out a four‑phase construction program from 2027–2030 plus a 2026 project. The plan calls for replacing undersized and aging mains, reconnecting or replacing hundreds of services, and addressing lead lines and appurtenances, with an estimated construction cost of about $13.5 million. This is pre-design budgeting guidance, so the city will still need full engineering design, funding strategy, and construction and inspection services for each phase.

Pre-RFP
$13,520,274Jul 2, 2026

Valley received bids for the Champion Shores sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and water main project and is set to award the construction contract to L.G. Roloff Construction for $5.88 million, later reduced to about $3.86 million via a change order removing dewatering. Substantial completion is now due October 1, 2026, with final payment by December 31, 2026. This is a large greenfield utility build where subs, specialty contractors, and materials suppliers can target follow-on work, change-order scope, and adjacent development needs.

Contract Award
$3,885,091Jun 9, 2026

The council awarded the Champion Shores sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and water main improvements contract to L.G. Roloff Construction, along with Change Order No. 1 decreasing the contract by $2,025,000 due to removing dewatering. Bids and the procurement process were reviewed by the City Engineer and Attorney under state statute. Civil contractors, subs, and suppliers can use this as insight into Roloff’s incumbent role and look for related or downstream work tied to this development.

Contract Award
$2,025,000Jun 9, 2026

The Council is approving Application for Payment No. 17 to Eriksen Construction for $451,800 toward the water treatment plant expansion. The contract stands at about $9.05 million, with $8.28 million completed and roughly $769,000 plus retainage remaining. With the project nearing completion, there is room for vendors focused on commissioning, controls, maintenance, and future plant optimization to engage the City and Eriksen.

Contract Admin
$9,046,321Jun 9, 2026

The City of Valley approved Change Order No. 1 for the Champion Shores sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and water main improvements project on June 9, 2026. Dewatering for the sanitary sewer and pumping station, originally included in the $5,880,090.75 contract with L.G. Roloff Construction, is removed and will now be contracted directly by the developer/owner, reducing the contract to $3,855,090.75 and extending completion by 30 days. This signals a separate dewatering contract and ongoing utility construction where subcontractors, dewatering specialists, and related service providers may still find work.

Contract Admin
$2,025,000Jun 5, 2026

The council approved contractor payment application #17 for $451,800 to Eriksen Construction for the ongoing water treatment plant expansion. This confirms a large multi-phase utility capital project already in construction. Vendors in plant equipment, controls, testing, and O&M support can target follow-on work, upgrades, and maintenance as the expansion nears completion.

Contract Award
$451,800Jun 9, 2026

The Park Board discussed adding a couple of benches along walking paths, noting each costs around $600 plus shipping and installation, and suggested soliciting memorial bench donations. Barko is the company the city has used previously. This is a small but concrete need where bench suppliers and park amenity vendors can offer products and sponsorship programs tailored to Valley’s budget.

Pre-RFP
$1,200Jun 9, 2026

The superintendent reported that the elementary fire suppression system needs 600+ gpm, but the current system only delivers 417 gpm even with city pressure, and meetings have been held with Hausmann and the city engineer. This points to a coming project to upgrade water supply, pumps, and/or fire protection infrastructure. Engineering, fire protection, and water system vendors can help design and deliver compliant solutions coordinated with city utilities and the bond project.

Pre-RFP
$0Jun 8, 2026

The board’s June 8, 2026 agenda includes approval of asbestos abatement at the elementary school, tied to ongoing construction and staff having emptied the building. Scope is not detailed yet, suggesting plans and contractor selection may still be forming. Environmental and abatement firms can explore upcoming hazardous materials survey, abatement, monitoring, and clearance testing needs around the elementary construction phase.

Pre-RFP
$0Jun 8, 2026

The transportation report shows a $4,213.28 invoice from Truck Center Companies for AC and actuator repairs on Bus #6, plus significant diesel and maintenance spend. This suggests aging fleet components and ongoing repair needs, especially on the ADA Freightliner. While this specific repair is completed, vendors for fleet replacement planning, maintenance contracts, telematics, and fuel management can engage as the district plans its 2026-27 budget and longer-term bus strategy.

Contract Award
$4,213Jun 15, 2026

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