Wheel Loader RFP
Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 13, 2026
Accepting both cash bids and a five-year lease/purchase bid for the purchase of a Wheel Loader for the Streets and Parks Department.
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Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 13, 2026
Accepting both cash bids and a five-year lease/purchase bid for the purchase of a Wheel Loader for the Streets and Parks Department.
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Census ID
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169575
Population
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3,507
Procurement Hell Score
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64 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Broken Bow
The board discussed the upcoming budget and bond schedules. Department head updates covered infrastructure maintenance, including the replacement of utility poles and transformers, the status of the water and sewer supervisor position, flusher truck repairs, and GIS mapping efforts. Financial documentation provided a comprehensive review of accounts payable, payroll reimbursements, and utility department operational reports.
The board addressed several operational and financial matters, including the review and approval of claims and the opening of bids for power plant construction from Kingery Construction and Farabee Mechanical, which were taken under advisement. A 4% increase to the electrical rate ordinance was accepted after incorporating corrections for rural residential calculations. Additionally, the board discussed and postponed potential changes to future meeting schedules. Department head updates covered ongoing projects regarding substation maintenance, water main shutdowns, and sewer line cleaning operations.
The board discussed several items, including financial claims and a power plant proposal update regarding engine cleanup and repairs. A yearly contract for SCADA Cyber Security was approved. Department head updates included the Electric Superintendent's progress on infrastructure projects, maintenance of equipment, and future internship plans, as well as the Water/Sewer Superintendent's report on sewer jetting, service hookups, and ongoing maintenance of wells and electrical systems.
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