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The TIFID Board discussed BioSqueeze Inc.’s need for significant electrical upgrades at their leased facility and a corresponding request to reduce rent from 10500 to 5000 per month ahead of the June 2026 lease end. The board deferred action until the May 2026 meeting, pending a full proposal detailing the power upgrade scope, costs, and how long the reduced rent would be needed, with BioSqueeze indicating they intend to cover the full capital cost of the electrical work. This interaction signals upcoming design and construction work for substantial power capacity improvements, likely involving utility coordination with Northwestern Energy and electrical contractors or engineers. Vendors can position services around scoping, designing, and delivering the upgrades, and advising the Port and county on structuring tenant improvements and potential eventual sale of the building to BioSqueeze as their funding and growth plans firm up.
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$26,000,000Apr 24, 2026Butte-Silver Bow Parks & Recreation is moving forward with major improvements to the Basin Creek Park Historic District, funded through the local BNRC program tied to Natural Resource Damage funds for lost recreation facilities. The approved scope includes lawn reconstruction, dead tree removal and new plantings, new irrigation, a fire hydrant, a new ADA-accessible pavilion, parking lot upgrades, restrooms, enhanced security and lighting, and interpretive signage, with total contracted services of 735000. A selection committee has already completed an RFP process and chosen Great West Engineering to deliver the project, meaning design and engineering work is under contract and construction will follow once logging operations in the area wrap up, with the park expected to be closed through the summer for heavy truck use. This is commercially relevant as a multi-hundred-thousand-dollar park and site upgrade that will require design, engineering, construction, lighting/security equipment, and interpretive sign fabrication and installation. While the prime engineering firm is selected, there may be opportunities for subcontractors supplying irrigation systems, security and lighting solutions, ADA-compliant structures, site furnishings, and interpretive exhibits, as well as for vendors positioning for future phases or similar BNRC-funded recreation projects.
Contract Award
$735,000May 5, 2026The Superintendent reported that the state has validated the Bridged Health Trust, a $40 million health trust program authorized by the legislature and governor to serve more than 200 Montana school districts and over 16,000 educators and employees. The program met and exceeded minimum participation thresholds and will begin enrolling districts, including Butte School District, in April and May. While this is a statewide initiative rather than a district-specific RFP, it signals a major shift in employee health benefits funding and structure. Vendors in wellness programs, benefits administration technology, and complementary insurance products can see this as a trigger to align offerings with the new trust framework and support the district as it navigates enrollment, employee communication, and benefits optimization under the Bridged Health Trust.
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$40,000,000Mar 23, 2026At the April 20, 2026 board meeting, Butte School District No. 1 approved adoption of a new K-5 core reading curriculum using Open Court from McGraw Hill under a five-year package. The purchase will be funded with approximately 200000 from the Montana Reads grant and about 400000 from multi-district agreement funds, and the district emphasized that Montana Reads reviewed the selection for evidence-based alignment with the science of reading. Curriculum Director Ron Ricketts noted that the package includes training, with a selection committee trained before broader teacher PD in August, and materials and guides shipped to teachers before summer break. The Open Court package will cover tier 1, 2, and 3 instruction for five years and replaces prior one-year-at-a-time purchasing that would have totaled roughly 2 million, with the negotiated multi-year deal saving about 1.4 million. This is a decided adoption, but it signals a significant implementation and professional learning effort where vendors can offer supplemental literacy tools, assessments, intervention resources, and implementation support that align with the new core program and the Montana Reads framework.
Contract Award
$600,000Apr 20, 2026The Parks and Recreation Director requests authorization for the Chief Executive to sign an agreement with Garrett Park and Play in the amount of 45783 to install new playground equipment at Clark Park. This indicates that Garrett Park and Play has been selected to provide and install the new playground equipment under a defined contract amount. The immediate playground project is awarded, but it signals ongoing investment in park amenities. Vendors in playground equipment, surfacing, site work, and park design can treat this as a reference project and watch for additional park upgrades or new park developments where future solicitations may be issued.
Contract Award
$45,783Jun 17, 2026Public Works opened bids to replace the roof at the Moulton Water Treatment Plant, with three contractors submitting prices from about $137,000 to $256,000. The item was referred back to the Public Works Department, so vendor selection is still pending. Mechanical, roofing, and water facility firms may still influence scope, alternates, or subcontracting before award.
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$255,700Jun 3, 2026The Board approved a Memorandum of Understanding for the School Resource Officer program covering July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028, with services provided by Butte Silver Bow. The contract amount for FY 2026 is $102,500, slightly above the $102,005 paid in FY 2025, and future billing for FY 2027 and FY 2028 will cover salary and benefits up to $102,500 per year. This action confirms the incumbent provider and funding level for on-campus policing and safety coordination for the next three years. While the primary contract decision is made, this is useful intelligence for safety, security technology, and training vendors who may coordinate with the SRO program on cameras, access control, threat assessment tools, and student safety initiatives over the contract term.
Contract Award
$307,500Mar 9, 2026The Council authorized the Chief Executive to sign the annual $10,000 agreement with Butte Local Development Corporation for economic development services. BLDC will continue managing loan programs and development support with this funding. While the main services contract is set, lenders, consultants, and technical assistance providers can collaborate with BLDC on projects financed through its loan programs.
Contract Award
$10,000Jun 3, 2026Parks & Recreation received authorization to sign a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant agreement with PVT for $20,000 to buy new playground equipment at Clark Park. Funding is secured but the agenda does not name a playground vendor or installation contract. Playground manufacturers and installers could pursue small-equipment bids or turnkey design-install projects tied to this grant.
Grant Funding
$20,000Jun 3, 2026The Council approved continuation of a one-mill levy for economic development purposes through fiscal year 2027-2028. This dedicates ongoing funding for local economic development services and projects. Firms offering business attraction, site readiness, and program delivery can expect the jurisdiction and BLDC to have stable funds for consulting, incentives, and infrastructure support.
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$10,000Jun 3, 2026Explore Silver Bow County's government projects — free.
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