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Government Projects in Stark County
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SWA and DWR are advancing planning for a supplementary raw water intake and raw water main upgrades as part of the 2025–2027 Board Action Plan and SWPP updates. BW/AECOM is preparing a Preliminary Design Report evaluating multiple intake alignments in Renner Bay, delivery methods, and permitting with USACE, USBR, and ND Game and Fish. A separate Raw Water Implementation Study is analyzing alternatives to increase flows to Gevo’s Net-Zero facility. Engineering, environmental, and construction vendors can monitor these studies as precursors to large capital intake projects.
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$71,200,000Jun 30, 2026SWA’s Three-Pronged Approach and 2025–2027 Action Plan commit to revisiting strategic hydraulic improvements and rural expansion, including developing a prioritization matrix for all service areas and identifying ‘pocket areas’ that lack existing infrastructure. The 2027–2029 Water Development Plan includes strategic improvements like the South Fairfield area and MTL capacity upgrades. Planning is underway but individual projects are not yet specified, offering room for engineering and planning firms to help with modeling, prioritization, and project packaging.
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$71,200,000Jun 30, 2026The State Water Commission approved award of SWPP Contract 7-5C to expand rural service in the Hebron area, adding about 150 miles of pipeline, a VFD booster station, and crossings to serve around 180 rural users. Carstensen Contracting is recommended for Schedules 1A and 1B and Abbott, Arne, Schwindt for Schedule 2, with $19.56 million allocated including contingency and engineering. Construction and hydraulic expansion create opportunities for follow-on hookups, service-line work, and future expansions around this upgraded backbone.
Contract Award
$19,560,000Jun 30, 2026SWPP Contract 1-1C will modify the existing Lake Sakakawea intake pump stations to add 3,000 gpm of capacity tied to a Basin Electric agreement. CC Steel (general), Peterson Sheet Metal (mechanical), and Edling Electric (electrical) have been selected as low bidders, with about $2.98 million allocated including contingency and engineering. While the main contracts are awarded, controls, SCADA, instrumentation, and future intake or raw water projects remain active areas where specialized vendors can assist.
Contract Award
$2,980,000Jun 30, 2026The county engineer (KLJ) briefed commissioners on a planned roundabout with an estimated total cost of $4.8 million and anticipated construction in summer 2027. Environmental documentation is in progress and no contractor has been selected yet. This is a sizable future road project where design, construction, materials, and inspection vendors can begin positioning ahead of formal procurement.
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$4,800,000May 5, 2026KLJ reported that a chip seal project bid through the DOT was awarded to Astech for $1,245,978.77, with construction scheduled for 2026. Additional chip seal on West Broadway is planned for late summer. The main contract is set, but paving, traffic control, materials testing, and maintenance vendors may find subcontract or follow-on maintenance opportunities.
Contract Award
$1,245,979May 5, 2026A Preliminary Engineering Report for Dunn County hydraulic improvements identified seven service areas, about $9 million in system upgrades, and 105 rural users on the waitlist, but county commissioners deferred action in May 2026. Costs per user vary and individual service line costs are not included. While no project is yet approved, this study highlights a substantial unmet demand for rural water in Dunn County that may progress once local funding decisions are made.
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$9,000,000Jun 30, 2026SWA’s New England Reservoir Coating System Rehabilitation contract with Maguire Iron, awarded in March 2026 for $599,000, now requires replacement of all 34 roof beams instead of the 16 originally estimated. A June 25 work change directive adds 17 beams and authorizes welded connections, with an estimated $94,500 increase and substantial completion by October 31, 2026. The main award is decided, but coating, structural, and inspection vendors can track Maguire’s role and timing for future tank rehabs or follow-on inspection and maintenance needs.
Contract Admin
$693,500Jun 30, 2026Southwest Water Authority plans to replace its legacy Microsoft Dynamics GP system before support ends in 2029–2031. Staff evaluated four implementation consulting proposals and recommend Lean Solutions LLC to lead needs assessment, RFP, selection, data migration, training, and change management for an estimated $280,640. The Board is being asked to approve both the consultant and a 2026 budget increase of $150,000, so firms offering ERP/utility billing platforms or implementation support can still influence software choice and downstream work.
Active Opportunity
$280,640Jun 30, 2026The council discussed a significant water service issue on River Street, where three homes appear to be tied to a line running from a fire hydrant rather than directly to the main and lack individual curb stops. BEK Consulting provided a quote of 5000 to install a single curb stop or 3000 each if all three are installed together, but the City is still evaluating responsibility, long-term solutions, and whether to bundle this with an eventual water-main replacement in an estimated 5–6 years. Council agreed that a more immediate action plan is in the City’s and residents’ best interests and identified next steps: confirming the exact configuration and determining the total cost of adding curb stops, possibly via special assessment. This creates a near-term small project for utility contractors and a longer-term planning opportunity for firms that support main replacement design, funding strategies, and assessment districts. A practical next conversation would explore how to sequence investigation, design, and financing so the City can implement curb stops now while planning for a larger main replacement project later.
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