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Government Projects in Nodaway County

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The Power & Light Capital Projects section lists a large portfolio of open capital projects as of April 30, 2026, including construction of a new Substation S, a new transmission system substation, six new distribution feeders from Substation S, purchase of an Evergy 69 kV line, multiple substation and transmission upgrades, and emergency pole replacements. The revised combined budget for these projects exceeds $59 million, with roughly $40.7 million still available and many projects carrying significant open encumbrances. While some work is already encumbered or underway, the substantial remaining budget across projects such as Substation S construction, transmission pole replacement programs, and various system improvements suggests ongoing and future procurements for engineering design, high‑voltage equipment, construction, and specialized services. Vendors in substation design, transmission and distribution construction, relay/SCADA upgrades, and utility civil works can position for follow‑on packages, change orders, or unencumbered portions of the capital program as the utility sequences work over the next several years.

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$59,061,692Jun 24, 2026

In the April 2026 Monthly Financial and Operating Report, the Street Improvements Sales Tax Fund section notes an unbudgeted $2.5 million revenue related to the Nebius data center. These funds are restricted for use on an overlay project on Little Blue Parkway, indicating a defined but not yet detailed capital street improvement associated with the data center development. With funds now identified and dedicated, the City will need to scope, design, and deliver the overlay project, likely using its Street Improvements Capital Project Fund to manage construction. Engineering firms, paving contractors, and construction managers should monitor this as it progresses from funding recognition to design and bid, positioning to help with pavement design, traffic control, and accelerated construction methods that minimize disruption to the data center and surrounding corridor.

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$2,500,000Jun 24, 2026

The council approved a 5-year maintenance and repainting program for the city water tower with Maguire Water Tank Experts, totaling about $338,288, or $65,224 per year. Work includes full tenting for lead abatement, sandblasting, interior and exterior repairs, and having the tower offline for 3–4 weeks, with temporary storage and pressure support. This is a decided award, but it signals significant tank, coatings, and temporary storage work where subcontractors, inspectors, safety, and related services may be needed over multiple years.

Contract Award
$338,288Jan 12, 2026

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