Livingston County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Northwest R-I School District issued an RFP for student transportation services starting in the 2026-27 school year and has selected First Student as the winning vendor. The board is being asked to finalize a multi-year contract running from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, with two additional one-year renewal options. Total transportation expenditure in 2025-26 was reported at 7130680.07, underscoring the size of this line item in the district budget. This decision confirms First Student as the incumbent provider for at least three years, creating limited near-term opportunity for competitors but potential for subcontracting, technology add-ons, and future rebid positioning. Vendors in routing software, fleet telematics, safety tech, or student accountability tools could target First Student or the district for integrations and value-added services during the contract term.
The district plans to continue its School Resource Officer (SRO) program by contracting with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department for two officers during the 2026-2027 school year and summer school. The proposed contract sets a daily rate of 450.79 per officer, with a 200-day minimum per officer, for an estimated cost of 180316 excluding overtime. The SROs cover the entire district but are based at Northwest High School, Valley Middle School, and Woodridge Middle School. This maintains a long-standing safety partnership and has already been factored into the preliminary budget. Vendors in school safety training, threat assessment, security technology, or SRO program support can use this as confirmation that the district is investing steadily in security and may need complementary tools and services.
A wastewater condition assessment conducted in March 2023 by Environmental Consulting & Operations, Inc. (ECO) found that the Maple Grove sewer treatment plant requires steel fabrication work and epoxy relining. ECO, the district’s sole source provider for wastewater utility management, has proposed restoration and other recommended repairs for 39774, with 6000 in contingency funds, for a total not-to-exceed amount of 45774. The board is being asked to approve this repair contract, which will extend the useful life of a plant currently rated for 10800 gallons per day but using about 5120 gallons per day. While the main work is already being directed to ECO, this project signals a broader facilities and utility management need where vendors in construction, SCADA/monitoring, treatment equipment, and maintenance services could explore future opportunities with the district or partnering with ECO.
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Government Agencies in Livingston County, Missouri
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Utica Village
Town of Wheeling
Town of Sampsel
Town of Rich Hill
Town of Mooresville
Town of Monroe
Town of Medicine
Town of Ludlow
Town of Jackson
Town of Green
Town of Grand River
Town of Fairview
Town of Cream Ridge
Town of Chillicothe
Town of Blue Mound
Town of Balance of Wheeling
Town of Balance of Rich Hill
Town of Balance of Mooresville
Town of Balance of Monroe
Town of Balance of Green
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