Towner County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Towner County
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Monroe Township is advancing a Municipal Landfill Redevelopment Plan for several parcels (Block 148, Lots 36.01, 37, and 148.60 lots) designated in early 2026 as a non-condemnation redevelopment area. Planner Artheon has produced a draft plan now being sent to the Planning Board to confirm consistency with the Master Plan before second reading and adoption. This sets up a multi-year brownfield-style redevelopment effort where the Township will need planning, engineering, environmental, financing, legal, and vertical development partners once the plan is approved.
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$2,392,045Jun 29, 2026During the May 19, 2026 council meeting, Moore Engineering briefed Cando on the sewer project closeout, the 4th Ave water main replacement, and a citywide lead service line replacement initiative. The sewer project is essentially complete, with final inspection scheduled for mid-July 2026 and a one‑year correction period running to late August 2026, but the 4th Ave water main work and associated asphalt restoration plus the lead line replacements are now moving into active construction. The city expects a final obligation of about 350000 on the 4th Ave project after loan forgiveness, and exploratory excavation with vac‑truck potholing at curb stops will begin the week after Memorial Day, with lead line replacement expected to start in mid‑July. For vendors, this identifies Moore Engineering and Post Construction as incumbents for utility and street work, as well as a funded pipeline of underground, paving, and restoration work that may require follow‑on services, inspections, materials, or future phases beyond the current contract. A useful next conversation is around support for construction-phase materials, pavement and site restoration, GIS/asset tracking, or future water and sewer capital planning once these projects are closed out.
Contract Admin
$4,300,000May 19, 2026The Cando City Council received an update from Moore Engineering on the city’s sewer project, the 4th Avenue water main replacement, and an upcoming lead line replacement initiative. The sewer project has record drawings delivered, is under a one-year correction period ending in late August 2026, and the final inspection is scheduled for mid-July, with the final cost at 4300000 and the city’s share at 1060000 already paid. For the 4th Avenue water main replacement, the final walk‑through and punch list with Post Construction are complete, with remaining asphalt repair work to be done this summer and a project loan request of 2633 before loan forgiveness, leaving an expected final city obligation of 350000. Exploratory excavation with vac truck potholing at curb stops is scheduled to begin the week after Memorial Day, and lead line replacement is expected to begin in mid‑July 2026. This provides strong intelligence on current utility construction vendors, scope, and timing, suggesting potential follow‑on needs in paving, restoration, inspection, GIS mapping, and compliance support. Vendors can position services around supporting construction closeout, lead service inventory, documentation, funding compliance, and ongoing asset management as the correction period and lead line work proceed.
Contract Admin
$4,300,000May 19, 2026Moore Engineering reported that the sewer project is nearing final completion, with record drawings delivered and final inspection scheduled for mid-July 2026. The one-year correction period ends in late August 2026, and the project closed at $4.3 million, with the city’s share at $1.06 million paid without a loan. This gives vendors insight into recent major sewer investments, the engineering incumbent, and the correction period window when the city may still need specialty repair, inspection, or optimization services.
Contract Admin
$4,300,000May 19, 2026The Public Works Director secured approval to purchase upfitting and equipment installation on a 2027 Western Star 47X truck from Trius, Inc. for up to $217,897.06 via the ESCNJ cooperative. The truck will be outfitted for municipal operations, with the CFO authorized to pay Trius under ESCNJ contract 23/24-04. Fleet and equipment vendors can note Trius as the incumbent and the Township’s use of ESCNJ for future truck builds, attachments, and maintenance services.
Contract Award
$217,897Jun 29, 2026The city received an update on the 4th Avenue water main replacement project from Moore Engineering. The final walk-through and punch list with Post Construction are complete, with remaining asphalt repairs to be done this summer. The project loan request is $2,633 before forgiveness, and the city expects a final obligation of about $350,000. This confirms Post Construction and Moore as incumbents for similar underground utility work, useful for competitors and subs tracking future phases or maintenance.
Contract Award
$350,000May 19, 2026Monroe Township approved purchase and installation of new security cameras and access control upgrades at Police Headquarters from SHI International for $67,255.48 via the Bergen County cooperative. The award covers both hardware and installation, with funding certified and the finance officer authorized to pay SHI invoices. Security and IT vendors gain insight into the current platform and cooperative contract being used, informing future integration, maintenance, software, and expansion discussions.
Contract Award
$67,255Jun 29, 2026The Board approved purchasing furniture and fixtures for the new DPW building from Intivity using the OMNIA Partners cooperative contract. The quote totals $58,742.74 against a $100,000 furniture, fixtures, and equipment budget. This shows the Town is actively outfitting the facility and using cooperative purchasing for interior items. Dealers on OMNIA and related contracts can pursue remaining FF&E needs and future office or shop furnishing phases as the building is completed.
Contract Award
$58,743Jun 17, 2026Moore Engineering reported that Cando’s lead service line replacement project is moving into field work. Exploratory excavation and vac truck potholing at curb stops will start the week after Memorial Day, with lead line replacement expected to begin in mid-July 2026. The prime engineering role is set, but the city will need construction support, traffic control, materials, lab testing, restoration, and possibly software or services for inventory and compliance tracking as work ramps up.
Contract Admin
$350,000May 19, 2026The Board ratified Nathaniel Rogers as Director of Planning at a $108,784 annual salary and created a Senior Code Enforcement Officer role plus an extra Code Enforcement Officer position. They are also recruiting an Administrative Assistant for Planning and Codes. This leadership change and staffing expansion signal increased planning and code capacity, likely tied to zoning updates, Greenway work, and major projects like Yellow Barn Solar. Planning, zoning, and permitting solution providers should introduce themselves to the new leadership as they shape department priorities and tools.
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