Power County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Power County

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Sheriff Kendall informed the Commissioners about a proposed 500 contribution from Power County toward a regional Flock license plate reader camera project in the Coldwater area, noting investigative benefits. This suggests the county plans to participate in a multi-jurisdictional ALPR deployment led by another agency or regional partner. Although the amount discussed is small and vendor (Flock) is already identified regionally, the project indicates a move toward enhanced technology-based policing tools. For public safety technology vendors, this can signal future interest in expanding camera coverage, integrating ALPR data with local systems, or adding complementary analytics and records solutions. Engaging now can help shape how the county uses ALPR data and plan for related infrastructure or policy needs.

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$500May 11, 2026

The Commissioners approved an estimate from Ralphs 208 Construction for up to 3059.82 to repair the Sheriff’s Office rec room door, noting it was the only bid received. They also conditionally approved a 700 bid to reinstall safety railings at the annex, contingent on the contractor providing a revised estimate with a detailed scope and approval by the chair, with funding to come from ARPA. These small facility projects indicate that the county uses outside contractors for building repairs and safety upgrades and may have limited competition in this space. Although these individual awards are decided, they provide intelligence about the type of work outsourced and an incumbent contractor. Other construction and maintenance vendors could use this knowledge to pre-position for future small works, on-call maintenance contracts, or ARPA-funded facility improvements.

Contract Award
$3,759May 11, 2026

Ambulance Chief Chandler presented a purchase order for a Stryker defibrillator unit totaling 69996.44, to be funded from existing EMS capital equipment and vehicle budget lines. The commissioners approved the purchase and payment, confirming the acquisition is funded and proceeding without the need for additional appropriations. While the primary purchase decision is complete, this identifies Stryker as the incumbent defibrillator vendor and highlights active investment in EMS equipment. Vendors offering related EMS devices, maintenance, training, accessories, and software integrations can target follow-on opportunities to support the new unit’s lifecycle and complementary equipment needs.

Contract Award
$69,996Apr 13, 2026

Commissioners approved a contract with Cullpepper & Merryweather Circus for a performance at the Power County Fairgrounds on June 27, 2026. The agreement includes a 290 upfront fee from the Fair Board budget, volunteer-run ticket sales, and a revenue-sharing arrangement that returns a portion of ticket proceeds to the county. They also ratified a previously authorized purchase of lighting poles and fixtures from Stag Electric for 1200 to improve fairgrounds lighting. Operational planning for the circus event includes volunteer coordination, utility marking, waste management, and cash controls, and an additional memorandum of understanding will clarify roles between the county and the Fair Board. While these specific contracts are decided, the fairgrounds’ use as an event venue and ongoing upgrades present future opportunities for event services, facility improvements, and electrical/lighting enhancements.

Contract Award
$1,490Apr 27, 2026

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