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City of Great Falls
Work includes Removal of existing surfacing, storm drain piping and manholes Subsurface concrete removal, 8" PVC storm drain laterals, 12" PVC storm drain laterals, 18" PVC storm drain, ¾” to 6" water service line replacements, Five fire hydrant assemblies (including 6” gate valves), Central Ave street reconstruction (between 2nd Street South and 4th Street South), 2nd Street reconstruction (between Central Ave and 1st Alley North).
Posted Date
Apr 12, 2026
Due Date
May 6, 2026
Release: Apr 12, 2026
City of Great Falls
Close: May 6, 2026
Work includes Removal of existing surfacing, storm drain piping and manholes Subsurface concrete removal, 8" PVC storm drain laterals, 12" PVC storm drain laterals, 18" PVC storm drain, ¾” to 6" water service line replacements, Five fire hydrant assemblies (including 6” gate valves), Central Ave street reconstruction (between 2nd Street South and 4th Street South), 2nd Street reconstruction (between Central Ave and 1st Alley North).
AvailableCity of Great Falls
Work includes includes two garages, four surface lots, and on-street parking across the downtown core. . The purpose of the rfi is to solicit information from vendors on parking management systems that integrate parking enforcement, payment processing, and permit management. The information collected will assist in the preparation of a request for proposal (rfp) to be issued by the city of great falls approximately june 1, 2026.
Posted Date
Apr 2, 2026
Due Date
May 1, 2026
Release: Apr 2, 2026
City of Great Falls
Close: May 1, 2026
Work includes includes two garages, four surface lots, and on-street parking across the downtown core. . The purpose of the rfi is to solicit information from vendors on parking management systems that integrate parking enforcement, payment processing, and permit management. The information collected will assist in the preparation of a request for proposal (rfp) to be issued by the city of great falls approximately june 1, 2026.
City of Great Falls
Base Bid: Includes approximately 2.7 acres of irrigation improvements at Portage Meadows Park, including verification and minor modifications, if required, to two points of connection (POC 1 and 2), installation of irrigation piping, valves, heads, and associated equipment, installation of new controllers with electrical service and electrical meter, tree protection, and site restoration. Additive Bid Item 1: Includes approximately 1.2 acres of irrigation improvements at Portage Meadows Park, including verification and minor modifications, if required, to one point of connection (POC 3), installation of irrigation piping, valves, heads, and associated equipment, installation of new controllers with electrical service and electrical meter, tree protection, and site restoration.
Posted Date
Apr 5, 2026
Due Date
Apr 22, 2026
Release: Apr 5, 2026
City of Great Falls
Close: Apr 22, 2026
Base Bid: Includes approximately 2.7 acres of irrigation improvements at Portage Meadows Park, including verification and minor modifications, if required, to two points of connection (POC 1 and 2), installation of irrigation piping, valves, heads, and associated equipment, installation of new controllers with electrical service and electrical meter, tree protection, and site restoration. Additive Bid Item 1: Includes approximately 1.2 acres of irrigation improvements at Portage Meadows Park, including verification and minor modifications, if required, to one point of connection (POC 3), installation of irrigation piping, valves, heads, and associated equipment, installation of new controllers with electrical service and electrical meter, tree protection, and site restoration.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $80,000, use sole source. If the solution is compatibility-dependent with existing infrastructure, pursue a sole source with Finance and the department.
Coops: If your product sits on a cooperative (prefer Sourcewell), propose a coop purchase and loop in Procurement and the end-user.
Entity: City of Great Falls, MT
Strategy: Position your product as essential for compatibility with the city’s existing infrastructure, referencing past approvals for vendors like Dezurik for pump control valves.
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City of Great Falls
The City of Great Falls is extending its Management Agreement with CourseCo, Inc., d/b/a Great Falls Golf, LLC, for the management of Anaconda Hills Golf Course and Eagle Falls Golf Club. This extension, effective from February 1, 2022, to January 31, 2025, maintains the same terms and conditions as the original agreement. The City's Park and Recreation department initiated the extension, citing CourseCo's positive fiscal impact and operational improvements.
Effective Date
Feb 1, 2022
Expires
Effective: Feb 1, 2022
City of Great Falls
Expires:
The City of Great Falls is extending its Management Agreement with CourseCo, Inc., d/b/a Great Falls Golf, LLC, for the management of Anaconda Hills Golf Course and Eagle Falls Golf Club. This extension, effective from February 1, 2022, to January 31, 2025, maintains the same terms and conditions as the original agreement. The City's Park and Recreation department initiated the extension, citing CourseCo's positive fiscal impact and operational improvements.
City of Great Falls
This document is an amendment and second extension to the existing management agreement between the City of Great Falls and CourseCo, Inc. d/b/a Great Falls Golf, LLC, concerning the Anaconda Hills Golf Course and Eagle Falls Golf Club. The agreement extends the operational term from February 1, 2025, through January 31, 2030, with a further five-year extension option. Key terms include increased annual management and accounting fees for 2025 (subject to CPI adjustments), a $50,000 capital contribution from the Operator to the City for the current extension, and the Operator's commitment to pay down golf debt.
Effective Date
Feb 1, 2025
Expires
Effective: Feb 1, 2025
City of Great Falls
Expires:
This document is an amendment and second extension to the existing management agreement between the City of Great Falls and CourseCo, Inc. d/b/a Great Falls Golf, LLC, concerning the Anaconda Hills Golf Course and Eagle Falls Golf Club. The agreement extends the operational term from February 1, 2025, through January 31, 2030, with a further five-year extension option. Key terms include increased annual management and accounting fees for 2025 (subject to CPI adjustments), a $50,000 capital contribution from the Operator to the City for the current extension, and the Operator's commitment to pay down golf debt.
AvailableCity of Great Falls
The contract, effective February 1, 2019, formalizes a three-year management agreement between the City of Great Falls and Great Falls Golf, LLC (CourseCo) for the operation of Anaconda Hills and Eagle Falls Golf Courses. This agreement aims to address historical financial deficits and reduce the City's operational burden. The Operator will receive an annual base management fee of $80,000 and an annual accounting service fee of $24,000, with annual CPI adjustments after the first year. The agreement details extensive service obligations including golf operations, restaurant services, and maintenance, alongside financial and reporting responsibilities. It allows for a three-year renewal option and includes various contractual terms and conditions for managing the golf courses.
Effective Date
Feb 1, 2019
Expires
Effective: Feb 1, 2019
City of Great Falls
Expires:
The contract, effective February 1, 2019, formalizes a three-year management agreement between the City of Great Falls and Great Falls Golf, LLC (CourseCo) for the operation of Anaconda Hills and Eagle Falls Golf Courses. This agreement aims to address historical financial deficits and reduce the City's operational burden. The Operator will receive an annual base management fee of $80,000 and an annual accounting service fee of $24,000, with annual CPI adjustments after the first year. The agreement details extensive service obligations including golf operations, restaurant services, and maintenance, alongside financial and reporting responsibilities. It allows for a three-year renewal option and includes various contractual terms and conditions for managing the golf courses.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Great Falls
The Commission held a special work session to conduct an interview for the Great Falls Regional Airport Authority Board member vacancy. The process involved members asking questions of the applicant to determine whether to make an appointment or re-advertise the board position.
The council received presentations regarding the 2025 Impact Report from NeighborWorks, which included details on a community clean-up event, home buyer initiatives, and grant updates. The Park Manager provided reports on the search for a new director, technological improvements to irrigation systems, and park funding. Additionally, the development director of Family Promise discussed local housing programs and the continuum of care. Other topics included neighborhood concerns regarding a dilapidated vehicle, a candidate introduction, and discussion of upcoming community projects.
The meeting included a review and approval of updated bylaws. A representative from the City of Great Falls Public Works provided updates on various traffic and pedestrian safety concerns, including speed studies, visibility issues, and requested signage at several locations. Other business topics included the sale progression and zoning issues at Eagle's Manor, an increase in local crime metrics, staffing challenges within the police department, neighborhood communication strategies, and updates regarding the local unhoused youth population. Additionally, the council approved a new process for collecting email addresses to facilitate future notifications.
The council reviewed committee reports including updates on signage for the Vinegar Jones Cabin and the Garden footbridge, as well as planning stages for the Great Walls mural project. Discussions were held regarding city safety funding and a potential future levy. Neighborhood concerns were raised regarding conflicting city and state laws for camper parking. Additionally, the council discussed a summer social grant application, organized a community clean-up event for Gibson Park, and planned for a tour of Calumet facilities.
The meeting included reports on community health initiatives, specifically regarding vaccine availability and upcoming eligibility changes. The Commission approved appointments to the Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and the Audit Committee. Updates were provided on the progress of the Aim High Big Sky Recreation Center, including site planning, traffic considerations, and architectural design modifications. Additionally, the City Manager discussed the ongoing internal recruitment for a new Police Chief and detailed the potential allocation and usage of funds provided under the American Rescue Plan.
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