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City of Sauk Centre
Preliminary estimates for bidding purposes includes grading of 4,200 cubic yard of existing fill. Approx 1,200 LF silt fence; 4,200 SY common excavation; etc.
Posted Date
Jul 2, 2026
Due Date
Jul 9, 2026
Release: Jul 2, 2026
City of Sauk Centre
Close: Jul 9, 2026
Preliminary estimates for bidding purposes includes grading of 4,200 cubic yard of existing fill. Approx 1,200 LF silt fence; 4,200 SY common excavation; etc.
AvailableCity of Sauk Centre
Reclamation and paving of approx 2,656 SY of bituminous parking lot.
Posted Date
May 14, 2026
Due Date
May 28, 2026
Release: May 14, 2026
City of Sauk Centre
Close: May 28, 2026
Reclamation and paving of approx 2,656 SY of bituminous parking lot.
City of Sauk Centre
14,815 CY - common excavation; 1,450 LF - 8" - 18" PVC sanitary sewer; 5 each - sanitary sewer structures; 1,560 LF - 6" - 10" PVC water main; 20 each - 1" water and 4" sanitary services; 515 LF - 12" - 27" RCP storm sewer, round; 445 LF - 28" - 44" span RCP storm sewer, arch; 120 CY - rip rap, class II, III and V; 2,905 LF - concrete curb and gutter; 3,300 tons - aggregate base, CL 5 and CL 2; 1,350 tons - bituminous mixture, NW and w; 11 acre - seeding w mulch. Along with miscellaneous utility improvements, fittings, removals, restoration, signing, erosion control, and correlated appurtenances.
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 14, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
City of Sauk Centre
Close: May 14, 2026
14,815 CY - common excavation; 1,450 LF - 8" - 18" PVC sanitary sewer; 5 each - sanitary sewer structures; 1,560 LF - 6" - 10" PVC water main; 20 each - 1" water and 4" sanitary services; 515 LF - 12" - 27" RCP storm sewer, round; 445 LF - 28" - 44" span RCP storm sewer, arch; 120 CY - rip rap, class II, III and V; 2,905 LF - concrete curb and gutter; 3,300 tons - aggregate base, CL 5 and CL 2; 1,350 tons - bituminous mixture, NW and w; 11 acre - seeding w mulch. Along with miscellaneous utility improvements, fittings, removals, restoration, signing, erosion control, and correlated appurtenances.
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Sole Source: Skip—city avoids sole source; use the coop path instead.
Coops: Use Sourcewell to purchase immediately; confirm your offering is on a Sourcewell contract and route via their membership.
Entity: City of Sauk Centre, MN. The city strongly avoids sole source contracting and follows Minnesota Statute § 471.345; deprioritize this path.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Sauk Centre
The council addressed several items, including a public complaint regarding semi-truck traffic on a residential street and a report on police department activities, noting an increase in traffic due to highway detours. The Public Works Department reported on park maintenance, tree inspections, and various road repair projects. The council approved the acceptance of a grant for speed notification signs on a highway, authorized the purchase of a replacement golf cart for the campground, and decided not to provide additional reimbursement to a property owner for paving work. Finally, the council discussed the status of the Birch and Pine street project, focusing on concrete repairs and landscaping restoration strategies.
The council meeting addressed various operational reports, including police department statistics, public works projects such as arena improvements, park sidewalk repairs, and storm sewer maintenance, and a planning commission update regarding permits and nuisance complaints. Significant action items included the approval of a variance for a large freestanding sign for the travel plaza, with the condition of FAA authorization, and the initiation of a variance request for a detached garage construction.
The City Council meeting included updates on several infrastructure projects, including the Highway 71 feasibility report, the 2025 capital improvements project, and the South Industrial Park road repairs. There was extensive discussion regarding construction delays, the prioritization of concrete work for accessibility, and the enforcement of liquidated damages for missed completion deadlines. The Council also held public hearings regarding assessments for the 2025 Birch and Pine Street project, the 2025 reclamation project, and unpaid city and utility charges, detailing the assessment process and cost structures.
The council received monthly and year-end reports from the police department regarding incident counts, traffic activity, and crime statistics. The public works department provided updates on seasonal operations, including the outdoor rink, storm water management, tree maintenance, water main repairs, and sidewalk snow removal inspections. The Planning Commission presented an annual report covering building permits and land use requests. Action items included the appointment of a member to the HR board and the promotion of an EMT. The council also called for a public hearing for a grant application.
The council addressed several items, including the approval of a resolution for a minor subdivision and the approval of a pay request for airport improvement projects. A bid for the south industrial park construction project was awarded, with plans to refine aspects of the storm sewer improvements in coordination with a local business. The council also appointed winter seasonal employees and authorized the sale of a lot in the industrial park. Finally, contributions from a local card-playing group were accepted, and a closed session was held to discuss the sale of real estate.
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