Roseau County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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To clear Parcel B for the new public works campus, Golden Valley must relocate more than 20 tenants before demolishing buildings in winter 2026-2027. The City has already retained SRF Consulting Group for relocation services but notes substantial relocation time and costs, funded partly from up to $15 million of local sales tax for acquisitions and related soft costs. This indicates ongoing and possibly expanding needs in relocation planning, tenant coordination, and move management, including specialty legal, brokerage, and social services support.
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$15,000,000Jul 7, 2026Golden Valley is approving a $1.13 million architectural and engineering contract with Leo A Daly to design the new East Fire Station at 1875 Lilac Drive North. The work covers full design through construction documents, GMP support, construction administration, sustainability for B3, FF&E coordination, and AV/infrastructure and electronic design. Construction soft and hard costs are in the long-range financial plan but will be refined as design progresses, signaling upcoming bids for construction, technology, and station equipment.
Contract Award
$1,128,416Jul 7, 2026Golden Valley is moving ahead with a consolidated public works campus on Parcels A and B along Olson Memorial Highway, funded in part by a $60 million local sales tax. The City has already issued an RFP for design services and is in the process of engaging a design team while it finalizes Parcel B acquisition through condemnation. This is a live design and planning opportunity tied to a major multi-year capital build; architecture, engineering, planning, and specialty consultants should track which team is selected and related subconsulting or follow-on scopes.
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$60,000,000Jul 7, 2026Golden Valley plans to use up to $15 million of a $60 million local sales tax for site acquisition and soft costs for the public works campus, with remaining acquisition and construction funded by cash reserves and bonds. Staff, with advisor Ehlers, will refine bond levy impacts and overall funding models and return to Council for options. This sets up ongoing needs for financial advisory, bond underwriting, disclosure, and related administrative support throughout the multi-year capital program.
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$60,000,000Jul 7, 2026Golden Valley plans to realign and reconstruct portions of Lilac Drive near the future East Fire Station to fix safety issues and improve multimodal access. After an RFP that drew seven proposals, the City selected SEH, Inc. for engineering design, community engagement, bidding support, construction services, and added geotechnical work tied to the fire station. Construction costs will be defined during design and rolled into future CIP budgets, creating room for future construction, materials, and support opportunities.
Contract Award
$625,049Jul 7, 2026Golden Valley plans to replace the Stockman Park play structure in 2026. After community surveys and a public meeting, residents selected an MWP Recreation design with a neutral, forest-themed color palette. Council is being asked to approve a $95,000 contract for purchase and installation, funded through the 2026-2035 parks CIP. The vendor decision is made, but there may be follow-on needs like surfacing, site work, and future playground replacements in other parks.
Contract Award
$95,000Jul 7, 2026Golden Valley is approving a contract with MWP Recreation to replace the Seeman Park play structure in 2026. The project totals $90,000 and includes purchase and installation of ADA-compliant equipment, with installation to be completed on or before September 1, 2026. This confirms MWP as the playground vendor and signals likely follow-on needs for surfacing, site work, inspections, and future park upgrades across the 2025-2034 capital plan.
Contract Award
$90,000Jul 7, 2026Golden Valley is approving a Construction Manager at Risk agreement with Terra Construction for the new East Fire Station at 1875 Lilac Drive North, part of its Building Forward initiative. The initial contract is $15,000 for preconstruction services, with a later amendment planned once a Guaranteed Maximum Price is set for full construction services. Vendors in design, specialty trades, building systems, and technology should track this project as Terra and Tegra shape scope, budget, and phasing for a large multi-year public safety facility.
Contract Award
$15,000Jul 7, 2026The agenda notes a decision item labeled “RCCA- Prepay 2026-2027 2026-2027 Propane,” and the packet specifies a prepay total of 16468 for 9200 gallons of propane at 1.79 per gallon, with 6405 gallons allocated to the city and 2795 gallons to the fire department. This indicates the city is planning or has decided to pre-purchase its 2026–2027 propane needs, likely from the Roseau County Co-op Association (RCCA), which already provides propane and fuel on the June bills. While this is essentially a commodity fuel purchase and likely handled via existing supplier relationships, it confirms RCCA’s role as the incumbent propane vendor and shows the city’s annual consumption and prepay approach. Competing fuel suppliers or energy service companies can use this to time outreach around the next prepay cycle and potentially propose budget-stable, efficiency-focused, or hedging solutions for heating public facilities and fire department operations.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Roseau County, Minnesota
45 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Stokes
City214 pop.
Town of Stafford
City256 pop.
Town of Spruce
City568 pop.
Town of Soler
City85 pop.
Town of Skagen
City197 pop.
Town of Ross
City437 pop.
Town of Reine
City92 pop.
Town of Poplar Grove
City75 pop.
Town of Polonia
City23 pop.
Town of Pohlitz
City36 pop.
Town of Palmville
City43 pop.
Town of Nereson
City53 pop.
Town of Moranville
City889 pop.
Town of Moose
City100 pop.
Town of Mickinock
City259 pop.
Town of Malung
City382 pop.
Town of Lind
City30 pop.
Town of Laona
City495 pop.
Town of Lake
City1,983 pop.
Town of Jadis
City606 pop.
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