Nebraska Government Projects, RFPs & Agencies

Blair is considering an amended redevelopment plan for the Prairie Sky Apartments project at US Highway 75 and Wilbur Street, using tax increment financing. Phase 1 includes 110 workforce housing units, a city pump station site, and extension of public infrastructure, with future commercial development as Phase 2. The project represents up to $50 million in private investment and significant new tax and sales revenue, setting up multiple follow-on needs for design, infrastructure, utilities, and commercial build‑out once the plan is approved.

RIZER Construction is identified as the general contractor for the residential buildings; Phase 2 en...

Falls City is negotiating with OPPD to buy out its existing point‑to‑point transmission service and move to SPP Network Integration Transmission Service. The city is also seeking options for an additional 50 MW of transmission access and has identified $35 million in funding for added capacity, redundancy, and reliability. This is a large, multi‑year grid project where engineering, program management, owner’s rep, and construction support vendors can help the city shape scope, delivery, and risk before specific construction contracts are bid.

Letter requests written buyout agreement, responses to Attachment AQ delivery point request, and opt...

The superintendent discussed a new elementary project with CMBA Architects and the board approved issuing voted general obligation bonds up to $24,980,000. This indicates a large, multi-year construction or major renovation project at the elementary level that is moving into funded design and planning. Construction, engineering, FF&E, and education technology vendors should track this as the district moves from concept with the architect into bid packages and implementation.

CMBA Architects is engaged on the new elementary project; specific construction contractors have not...

Central Community College Foundation approved a major gifts campaign for a new residence hall on the Grand Island campus after a 2026 feasibility study showed strong support. The residence hall has an estimated $21 million construction cost and a $3 million campaign focused on construction and a student housing subsidy endowment, with launch planned for fall 2026-2027. Housing construction, design, FF&E, and student life vendors can engage early as the college shapes scope, financing, and timelines to improve recruitment, retention, and campus culture.

Feasibility study reported 95% positive impression of the project and identified student housing as ...