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Lisbon Public School District No. 19 will sell $2,000,000 in General Obligation Building Fund Bonds, Series 2026, on July 14, 2026. Proceeds will be used to construct, remodel, improve, and equip school buildings and cover issuance costs. This signals upcoming design, construction, FF&E, and related professional services needs that are not yet specified at the project level, creating openings for architects, engineers, contractors, and school facility planners to engage early.
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$2,000,000Jun 22, 2026The board approved a purchase agreement with Apple Inc. for devices for all 7–12 grade students and staff totaling 191995, financed over four years at 2.99 percent. This indicates a significant 1:1 or near-1:1 device refresh for secondary grades and staff, creating a defined Apple ecosystem for instruction and operations. While Apple is the selected hardware vendor, the scale and financing term signal ongoing needs for device management, deployment, accessories, protective cases, classroom integrations, instructional software, and support services over the life of the agreement. EdTech, MDM, networking, and professional development providers can position complementary solutions that maximize the district’s return on this Apple investment and support teachers in integrating the new devices into their curricula.
Contract Award
$191,995Apr 15, 2026At the June 1, 2026 Nome City Council meeting, it was reported that Microsoft software on the city computer is no longer needed and that the Quicken program has been located. The council also discussed a new sign-up program that includes a one-year subscription for 46.00, with Shanon tasked to confirm the price and proceed with the purchase if correct. This indicates the city is transitioning away from certain Microsoft software toward a combination of Quicken and a new sign-up application for administrative tasks. While the decision to buy this specific program is effectively made pending price confirmation, IT and software vendors can still monitor this as an indicator of the city’s willingness to adjust its software stack and may later offer integration, training, data backup, or replacement options when the one-year subscription expires.
Contract Award
$46Jun 1, 2026The board approved payment requests to Rieger, Borgen Benson Electric, Inc. for 5400 and Foss Architecture for 1837.74 for services on the middle school HVAC project. This confirms that design/engineering and electrical work for the HVAC upgrade are underway with established vendors. For vendors, this is primarily incumbent intelligence on who is delivering HVAC, electrical, and architecture services, with the project already in execution. There may be follow-on needs for controls integration, commissioning, maintenance contracts, air quality monitoring, or future phases in other buildings as the district continues facilities work tied to its broader facilities assessment and bond planning.
Contract Award
$7,238May 12, 2026The board approved an amendment to the purchase agreement with Apple Inc. to add 1502 in devices for 7–12 students and staff due to the need for additional units. This shows the district is actively expanding its Apple device fleet and is committed to a 1:1 or near-1:1 environment for secondary grades. Although the hardware vendor (Apple) is set, this expansion implies ongoing needs in device management, cases and peripherals, classroom software, network capacity, and professional development for effective instructional use. Vendors with MDM, accessories, instructional software optimized for Apple, or deployment services can position themselves as value-add partners around this growing iPad/Mac ecosystem.
Contract Award
$1,502May 12, 2026The board approved payment requests to MinKo Construction and Foss Architecture for work on the middle school HVAC project, indicating that this capital improvement is actively underway. MinKo submitted payment request #1 for 3170.60 and Foss submitted payment request #7 for 11133.77, both of which were unanimously approved, along with a small deductive change order with RBB Electric. This shows the district is in the midst of a multi-vendor HVAC modernization effort involving construction, architecture, and electrical contractors. Vendors in building systems, controls, commissioning, and related services can treat this as incumbent intelligence and look for follow-on needs such as controls integration, energy management, preventive maintenance, and future phases at other campuses.
Contract Award
$14,304Apr 15, 2026The council approved the public works report and authorized $160,000 to come out of reserves for work associated with well #3. In the same meeting, Moore Engineering referenced ongoing well replacement efforts among current projects, indicating active planning or execution of water supply infrastructure work. This funding decision signals the city’s commitment to invest in well infrastructure, which may involve drilling, pump and motor replacements, controls, or treatment upgrades. Vendors and contractors specializing in well construction, municipal water systems, and related electrical/SCADA work can engage with Public Works and Moore Engineering to understand the scope of well #3 work and potential future phases or complementary projects.
Budget Planning
$160,000Sep 3, 2024The council approved Change Order #2 for the ongoing lift station upgrade project, increasing the contract by $102,640 and extending the completion date to July 1, 2025. This confirms that a vendor is already under contract and the project scope is expanding, overseen by Moore Engineering as the project engineer. Although the main award is decided, the increased budget and extended schedule signal continued construction, equipment, and integration activity into mid-2025. Vendors in pump systems, controls/SCADA, electrical, and related services may find subcontracting, change-order support, or follow-on maintenance and optimization work as the city operates upgraded lift stations.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Ransom County, North Dakota
32 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Tuller
City113 pop.
Town of Sydna
City383 pop.
Town of Springer
City59 pop.
Town of Shenford
City112 pop.
Town of Scoville
City25 pop.
Town of Sandoun
City57 pop.
Town of Rosemeade
City31 pop.
Town of Preston
City71 pop.
Town of Owego
City31 pop.
Town of Northland
City59 pop.
Town of Moore
City141 pop.
Town of Liberty
City103 pop.
Town of Isley
City42 pop.
Town of Island Park
City278 pop.
Town of Hanson
City60 pop.
Town of Greene
City110 pop.
Town of Fort Ransom
City84 pop.
Town of Elliott
City76 pop.
Town of Coburn
City41 pop.
Town of Casey
City81 pop.
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