Lewis And Clark County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Lewis And Clark County
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The Land Board approved issuing a long-term commercial lease with Lariat LLC to develop the 25-acre Moraine Parcel in Kalispell into a 396-unit workforce-oriented apartment community. The lease runs 30 years with renewals up to 99 years, an annual base rent starting at $145,600 with 3% annual increases, and an option fee of $50,000 for the first year while entitlements proceed. This is a large multifamily project that will drive near-term demand for A&E, site work, utilities, vertical construction, IT/low-voltage, security, property management systems, and ongoing facility services.
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$2,800,000Jan 20, 2026The Land Board approved multiple Triangle Telephone Cooperative easements on April 20, 2026 to bury fiber optic cables on state trust lands in Wheatland, Fergus, and Blaine Counties. Triangle will upgrade facilities in the Harlowtown and Chinook exchanges and extend state-of-the-art telecom and growth capacity along existing routes. With easements secured, Triangle is locked in as the builder, but still needs construction, electronics, testing, and long-term support across these rural plant upgrades.
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$42,281Apr 20, 2026On April 20, 2026 the Land Board approved multiple easements for Mid-Rivers Telephone Cooperative to install buried fiber optic cables across state trust lands in Prairie, McCone, and Dawson Counties. These projects will extend telephone and broadband services along existing roadways, with permanent rights-of-way and modest one-time compensation to the trust. While the easements themselves are granted, this confirms Mid-Rivers as an active fiber builder in these rural areas, creating follow-on needs for construction support, electronics, maintenance, and potential subcontracting.
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$42,281Apr 20, 2026Elementary staff completed a review and pilot of reading curriculum materials from McGraw Hill for grades K-8, including meetings and classroom observations. They proposed adopting this curriculum on a six-year cycle, with all consumables and online components included, at a quoted cost of 36564.27. The board unanimously approved adopting the new elementary reading curriculum, to be funded with about 20000 from Title IV monies and roughly 16000 from 2025 tax credit funds. This locks in McGraw Hill as the core literacy curriculum provider for six years, but opens ancillary opportunities for professional development, supplemental literacy tools, assessments, and integrations with other platforms or interventions.
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$36,564Apr 14, 2026The superintendent presented a quote from Bucks Hardwood Flooring to screen and refinish the gym floor in 2026 for 4848.90. The board approved the quote unanimously, and the work is already scheduled for the week of July 24. This indicates that Bucks Hardwood Flooring is the incumbent vendor for this gym maintenance cycle. While the immediate work is committed, vendors can use this as intelligence on timing for future gym floor maintenance or related facility upgrades, and potentially offer complementary services such as ongoing floor care products or long-term maintenance plans.
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$4,849Apr 14, 2026The Land Board approved a permanent easement to Dryland Queen Inc. for a 4.38-acre private access road across state trust land in Ravalli County, serving a landlocked ranch and residence. The road has existed and been upgraded over decades, and the easement formalizes use for residential access plus farming and ranching operations. While the main decision is complete, there may be ongoing needs for road maintenance, drainage improvements, and ranch infrastructure along this established corridor.
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$13,140Jan 20, 2026The Land Board approved a permanent easement for NorthWestern Energy to install a buried 7,200/12,470v electric distribution line across state trust land in Madison County to serve an existing cell tower. The line will follow the tower’s access road, minimizing new disturbance, and was chosen after a private route proved infeasible. Telecom and utility contractors can expect underground power construction and potential related work at the tower site, such as backup power systems or future capacity upgrades.
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