Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Grant.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Construction of test well.
Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Park and recreation pool painting project.
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Census ID
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169669
Population
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1,158
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Grant
The council meeting addressed several key items. A new abatement program application process was discussed, along with bids for water tower, wells, sewer management software, and hardware system updates. Atlas Auto Automation LLC's bid was accepted. The council also approved a license and management agreement with the Perkins County Flag Football Association and building claims totaling $93,956.61.
The Grant City Council meeting focused on a presentation and discussion regarding the Service Schedule M (SSM) agreement modernization between the city and the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska (MEAN). Key discussion points included the history of MEAN, the benefits of modernization (clarity, certainty, growth, elimination of Exhibit D concerns), and the impact on Grant. The modernization will include updated industry language, address regulations and tariffs, eliminate references to the former management committee, and add points of delivery. The council also discussed the transition of the market, environmental attributes, and the allocation of resources. A key change is the opportunity for members to opt out of the long-term contract with a 25-year notice, with a five-year window opening in 2028-2029. The council also discussed the integrated resource plan (IRP), wholesale pricing, and the ability to adjust power allocation, including renewable energy sources.
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The council meeting covered various topics including communications updates from a leadership conference, upcoming meeting schedules for Park and Wreck, Cemetery Board, and Auditors. Project updates were given on airport hangar rehab, cemetery fence repairs, CRA boundary surveys, downtown projects (Let There Be Light), and sewer line repairs. Discussions also included updates on trash trucks, storm drain repairs, and pool mural progress. Several resolutions (23905-23911) were passed, primarily focused on resending prior resolutions related to nuisance properties and rental agreements. Finally, a motion was made and carried to abate a property at 949 Sherman Avenue due to lack of progress on addressing tree branches and an unsecure structure.
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