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Hardin County
The proposed work consists of removal and installation of up to approx 5,800 LF of tile (24" dia through 6" dia), tile removal, and hickenbottom intakes, road crossings, manhole structure, and other associated work.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Aug 12, 2026
Hardin County
Close: Aug 12, 2026
The proposed work consists of removal and installation of up to approx 5,800 LF of tile (24" dia through 6" dia), tile removal, and hickenbottom intakes, road crossings, manhole structure, and other associated work.
AvailableHardin County
The proposed work consists of cleanout of approx. 31.99 stations of open ditch, removal and replacement of 10 surface drains (24" thru 15") and 12 tile outlets (42" thru 12"), field drive removal and replacement, seeding and other associated work.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Aug 12, 2026
Hardin County
Close: Aug 12, 2026
The proposed work consists of cleanout of approx. 31.99 stations of open ditch, removal and replacement of 10 surface drains (24" thru 15") and 12 tile outlets (42" thru 12"), field drive removal and replacement, seeding and other associated work.
AvailableHardin County
Tile repairs.
Posted Date
Mar 31, 2026
Due Date
Apr 29, 2026
Release: Mar 31, 2026
Hardin County
Close: Apr 29, 2026
Tile repairs.
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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 $153,000, skip—county defaults to competitive bids above $153,000; move toward pre-competed options instead.
Coops: Ask about using Iowa statewide master agreements, NASPO ValuePoint, Sourcewell, or HGACBuy to leverage pre-competed contracts.
Hardin County, IA: No evidence of sole source awards above the $153,000 competitive bid threshold. Expect default to competitive processes; pursuing sole source is likely to fail and waste resources.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Hardin County
The board conducted a regular meeting and an EMS Essential Services workshop. Agenda items included the approval of claims for payment, an appointment to the Veterans Affairs van driver position, and the passing of several resolutions regarding interfund operating transfers, advanced issuance of payments, setting salaries, and appropriations for the next fiscal year. The board also addressed alcohol license renewals, requests for hiring office support staff and a summer intern, and changes in status for correctional officers and a retirement in the county attorney's office. Additionally, they discussed the implementation of new state regulations regarding 60 mph highway speed limits and its impact on county roads and traffic signage. The EMS workshop focused on the potential involvement of townships, reporting responsibilities, and considerations for upcoming ballot measures.
The board approved a supplemental agreement with Snyder & Associates and a federal aid agreement for the Iowa River's Edge Trail. Other actions included establishing bridge weight limit postings through resolution, entering into a road closure agreement with Martin Marietta Materials, Inc., authorizing the county attorney to sign opioid settlement documents, and approving a memorandum of understanding for a justice assistance grant. Additionally, the board approved a community grant application, acknowledged a quarterly report from the VA office, managed personnel changes for the Sheriff's office and road department, and held a discussion regarding upcoming construction and paving projects.
The Board of Supervisors discussed the removal of an application for the use of courthouse grounds from the agenda. They addressed claims for payment and reviewed the change of status for positions within the conservation department and sheriff's office. A primary presentation was given by NextEra Energy Resources regarding a proposed battery energy storage system project, focusing on economic impacts, project safety, emergency response planning, and the potential need for a zoning ordinance amendment to allow the development as a conditional use.
The board discussed and approved several items, including the cancellation of future board meetings, the rescheduling of a board meeting, the resignation and appointment of board of adjustment members, approval of an employment contract for the county engineer and its addendum, setting a date for a budget amendment public hearing, authorizing bid requests for the public employee health plan, and approving a community betterment grant and courthouse grounds usage application. The board also addressed fireworks permits, directed a zoning commission meeting regarding battery energy storage systems, and processed a change of status for the economic development director. Additional business and public comments were heard regarding various county issues.
The board approved claims for payment, authorized the execution of a letter of representation for an Alden Township cemetery grant, and approved utility permits for Mloud USA Telecom Services and Midland Power Cooperative. Additionally, the board approved a subdivision request in Sherman Township, acknowledged the sheriff's request to hire a part-time dispatcher, and reviewed departmental reports. The session also included discussions regarding pseudorabies containment in the county and public comments on various topics including tax sales and political decorum.
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