Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.
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Aug 17, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
The USDA seeks to lease office and related space in Gaylord, MI (Otsego County). The active original solicitation requires offerors to meet the delineated-area, space, floodplain, ownership, and written-authorization requirements described in the posting. Offers are due October 16, 2026 by 4:30 PM EDT, and the notice lists October 31, 2026 as its archive date.
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Lansing
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Ingham
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525 W Allegan St
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(800) 292-3939
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48909
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This document outlines numerous Change Notices (CN 23-59) to the master contract MA071B1300072C between the State of Michigan (DTMB) and Agate Software Inc. for IntelliGrants maintenance, support, hosting, and enhancements. The contract, originally effective October 1, 2010, has been significantly expanded and extended through these amendments, covering services for multiple state agencies such as MDARD, MDE, MDHHS, MSP, MSHDA, and LEO. The scope includes software upgrades to the IGX platform, system maintenance, implementation of new modules (e.g., NexSys Budget Custom Module, Criminal Assessment Fees Management System), integrations, and various training programs. The contract's expiration has been progressively extended, with the latest noted date being December 29, 2025, and the cumulative estimated aggregate value reaching $25,992,016.50. T&Cs are provided.
This document outlines a master contract (MA230000000988) between the State of Michigan and Agate Software Inc. for the IntelliGrants system. Initiated on June 12, 2023, with an initial value of $739,270.00 and an original expiration of June 11, 2028, the contract has been significantly expanded through fourteen change notices. These amendments integrate grant management services for various state agencies, including MDOC, MSP, LEO, DNR, MDE, MDHHS, MDOS, MSHDA, and MDARD, covering implementation, maintenance, hosting, and enhancements for diverse programs. The aggregate contract value has progressively increased to $5,589,751.13, with some services and pricing tables extending to September 30, 2033.
This Delivery Order (DOIT1) with Doc ID 250000006155, issued on 2025-11-01, outlines the provision of 'Forestry Grants' services by AGATE SOFTWARE INC to the State of Michigan, specifically DTMB. The service period for these grants is from 2025-08-18 to 2025-12-08, with a total value of $33,000.00. The document also includes vendor and billing details, and standard terms and conditions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
The meeting included a review of investment performance and banking accounts, as well as an update on the Michigan Farm Bureau's activities and future planning. Administrative reports covered the financial status of the program, upcoming audits by the Michigan Auditor General's Office, and the status of grain dealer claims and license management. The board discussed administrative assessment processes, COVID-19 risk management, staff funding, and updates regarding board terms. Strategic planning for the Producer Security Program allocation was also addressed.
The commission reviewed an update on the budget for fiscal years 2023 and 2024 and discussed the progress of the Civic Economics Project report. Discussions covered the status of the Northville Downs location change and the development of a grant agreement for the livestream marketing program. The commission analyzed challenges within the Northville Downs meet, specifically regarding simulcast performance and breeding trends. Additionally, the members explored future marketing initiatives aimed at increasing interest in the horse racing industry, with a focus on horse ownership, and approved a grant not to exceed $40,000 to the Michigan Harness Horseman Association for promotional events.
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The council received reports from various sectors of the industry, including wine makers, distillers, and micro-brewers. Updates were provided by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development regarding regenerative agriculture and market development initiatives. The Promotion Committee presented findings from a consumer branding campaign, and the Research Committee announced the release of research and education grant RFPs. Additionally, staff provided updates on planning for the 2025 Craft Beverage Summit, reviewed qualified distiller statistics, and presented a positive Fiscal Year 2024 budget update reflecting increased license revenue.
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