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Grant County
Procurement of Construction Engineering services for Project #SC-1927 (066), which involves the excavating, stockpiling gravel, road shaping, and graveling of 13.58 miles of road from Cannonball River to North Dakota State Highway 21.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Aug 14, 2026
Grant County
Close: Aug 14, 2026
Procurement of Construction Engineering services for Project #SC-1927 (066), which involves the excavating, stockpiling gravel, road shaping, and graveling of 13.58 miles of road from Cannonball River to North Dakota State Highway 21.
AvailableGrant County
Graveling on 10.8 MI of 51st St SW, from 77th Ave SW to ND Hwy 49; 6.6 MI of 78th St SW, from 70th Ave SW to 64th Ave SW; 10.9 MI of 58th Ave SW, from 86th St SW to 76th St SW.
Posted Date
Mar 26, 2026
Due Date
Apr 22, 2026
Release: Mar 26, 2026
Grant County
Close: Apr 22, 2026
Graveling on 10.8 MI of 51st St SW, from 77th Ave SW to ND Hwy 49; 6.6 MI of 78th St SW, from 70th Ave SW to 64th Ave SW; 10.9 MI of 58th Ave SW, from 86th St SW to 76th St SW.
Grant County
Work includes approx 100,000 CY crushing and stockpiling of surface gravel, including reclamation.
Posted Date
Feb 5, 2026
Due Date
Mar 18, 2026
Release: Feb 5, 2026
Grant County
Close: Mar 18, 2026
Work includes approx 100,000 CY crushing and stockpiling of surface gravel, including reclamation.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Grant County
The board discussed policy regarding permitting for farm use buildings, resolving to consult the State's Attorney for interpretation of the county ordinance. Several building permits for shops, decks, and structural modifications were approved. Additionally, the board approved a utility permit application for fiber optic cable installation.
The board reviewed financial data and approved the payment of bills. Decisions were made to proceed with a 15-mill levy request for the next general election and to initiate annexation procedures for areas currently outside the district. Committees were formed to consult with the hospital board and the auditor regarding these initiatives. Additionally, the board held elections for board member terms and officer positions, re-electing current leaders to their respective roles.
The board discussed financial items including the treasurer's report, approval of bills, and the allocation of a state grant toward a new ambulance and radio equipment. A new reimbursement policy for personnel continuing education was approved. The board also reviewed organizational structure, ambulance service operations, and EMS/hospital updates. Finally, they reached a consensus to hold a special election regarding the annexation of service areas and the mill levy process, including a schedule for public meetings in three communities.
The board meeting focused on the treasurer's report, including checking account balances and the approval of outstanding bills for postal service and publishing. Additionally, the meeting featured a presentation from Senator Donald Schaible regarding mill levy and annexation procedures, followed by discussions on these topics.
The board reviewed and approved the monthly treasurer report and various outstanding bills. Key discussion topics included completed maintenance and repair projects at Sheep Creek and the planning of a work day at Raleigh Dam. The board approved a proposal for playground equipment improvements at Sheep Creek, costing $17,248. Additionally, the proposed 2027 budget was reviewed and approved, and updates regarding upcoming meetings were provided.
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