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Omaha Steaks has a new food treatment facility in commercial plan review at 11340 S 153rd St, covering the balance of the building and all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. This follows a limited foundation permit, so full building and process systems are now being designed. Food plant specialists, process equipment suppliers, refrigeration/HVAC firms, and automation integrators can pursue roles as the owner advances from plans to procurement and construction.
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$1,263,670Jun 16, 2026Lancaster County is executing a contract with Pavers Inc to provide paving for Pine Lake Road between South 112th Street and South 148th Street under Bid 26-124. The contract value is not to exceed 2046964.05 and becomes effective upon execution by both parties, indicating the primary construction award decision has been made. This is a significant roadway capital project that will likely require traffic control, materials supply, testing, and potentially subcontracted services. Vendors can position for change orders, specialty subcontracting, materials supply, construction support services, and future adjacent roadway work in the corridor now that the prime contractor and scope are known.
Contract Award
$2,046,964Jun 30, 2026On recommendation of the Purchasing Agent and County Engineer, the Board awarded a resurfacing contract to Constructors Inc for projects on West Denton Road (Southwest 12th Street to Southwest 56th Street) and Southwest 12th Street (West Rokeby Road to West Denton Road. The amount of the contract is $1,850,965.09, covering milling two to four inches of existing pavement and applying new asphalt to improve safety. The bidding was described as highly competitive, with the top two bids within $20,000 of each other and closely matching the engineer’s estimate, indicating a well-contested road construction market. While the primary work is awarded, this provides strong intelligence for paving, materials, traffic control, and inspection firms regarding scope and pricing, and signals that additional road projects may be advanced as the County reallocates funds and accelerates schedules.
Contract Award
$1,850,965Jun 23, 2026The Kearney City Council accepted bids and adopted Resolution 2026-73 awarding the 2026 Part 3 Improvements – Landfill Cells 9 and 10 Construction project to C Lazy B Land Development in the amount of 1962416. This project covers construction of new landfill cells, which is a major capital and environmental compliance investment for the city’s solid waste operations. Although the primary construction contract has been awarded, the scale of the cells project suggests ongoing needs for liner materials, leachate systems, monitoring equipment, and engineering or environmental consulting support. Vendors can position around subcontracting, supply of specialized landfill components, and follow-on phases or maintenance as the new cells are brought into operation.
Contract Award
$1,962,416Jun 23, 2026The Purchasing Agent, on behalf of the County Engineer, recommended awarding a contract to Constructors Inc for resurfacing projects on West Denton Road (Southwest 12th Street to Southwest 56th Street) and Southwest 12th Street (West Rokeby Road to West Denton Road) in the amount of 1,850,965.09. The Board agenda item shows this as the selected vendor and amount for significant roadway resurfacing work. While the primary resurfacing contract decision is made, this project creates demand for traffic control, materials, testing, and possible follow‑on maintenance services. Vendors can approach Constructors Inc for subcontracting opportunities and monitor the County for related projects that may follow as part of a broader pavement management strategy.
Contract Award
$1,850,965Jun 23, 2026The city approved a Naming Rights Agreement making BigIron Auction Company the exclusive naming sponsor of the Heartland Events Center, now to be called the BigIron Events Center. The deal guarantees $140,000 per year for at least five years, with potential revenue up to $1,540,000 over eleven years, supporting operations, maintenance, marketing, and capital needs. While the sponsor is set, the increased revenue will likely fund facility upgrades, marketing initiatives, and events. Event technology, facility improvement, and marketing vendors can position for projects that become feasible with this dedicated funding stream.
Contract Award
$1,540,000Jun 23, 2026South Sioux City is finalizing a confirmation letter with NextEra Energy Marketing to sell 7–15 MW of SPP Deliverable Capacity from Dec 1, 2026 through Nov 30, 2030. The annex shows seasonal payments totaling over $2.3 million at $6.50/kW-month, under an existing 2018 master power agreement. This locks in a multi‑year power marketing relationship and signals ongoing wholesale market activity, scheduling, and potential need for advisory, forecasting, and compliance support around SPP capacity transactions.
Contract Award
$2,301,000Jun 17, 2026The City Council approved Resolution 2026-69, accepting Change Order No. 1 with Constructors, Inc. for the Apron & Taxilanes Rehabilitation (asphalt mill and overlay) project at Kearney Regional Airport. After a cost/price analysis of the sole bid and negotiations, the contract price was reduced from the initial bid of 6322144.82 to 5872770.75, with the change order reflecting a 449374.04 decrease, contingent on FAA approval. This confirms Constructors, Inc. as the incumbent contractor for a multi-million-dollar FAA grant-funded airfield pavement rehabilitation effort. While the primary construction award is decided, there is potential need for surveying, materials testing, construction inspection, safety equipment, striping, and future phases or maintenance once this phase is complete, as well as FAA compliance documentation or asset management tools tied to this project.
Contract Award
$5,872,771Jun 9, 2026Sidney Regional Medical Center’s CEO proposed creating a hospital district to fund EMS services after the prior provider exited, noting an $850,000 annual loss and low call volumes. The concept would establish a tax-supported district with a governing board to stabilize ambulance operations. EMS technology vendors, billing services, and consultants in district formation or feasibility can engage as the structure and service model are defined.
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$850,000Jun 23, 2026Gering approved annual renewals and licensing with Tyler Technologies for time and attendance, meter reading interfaces, and core ERP/utility billing across multiple funds. FY charges total over $51,000, indicating Tyler is the incumbent for payroll/time, utility billing, and back-office systems. This sets the baseline for competitors and integrators interested in future ERP changes, add-on modules, or reporting and support work.
Contract Award
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City20 pop.
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City372 pop.
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City50 pop.
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City888 pop.
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City74 pop.
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City59 pop.
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City250 pop.
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City222 pop.
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City69 pop.
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City578 pop.
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City912 pop.
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