Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Minnesota Legislative Coordinating Commission.
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Nov 13, 2026
Copy editing, printing, packaging, and shipping of the Minnesota Great River Road Map to approximately 43 Minnesota addresses.
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St. Paul
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Ramsey
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Centennial Building, 658 Cedar St
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(651) 296-8338
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55155
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Minnesota Legislative Coordinating Commission
The council discussed and reviewed the chair's recommendations for project funding allocations, specifically addressing the scalability of proposed projects such as the Mud River enhancement, Beaver Creek Habitat Restoration, and the Knife River habitat rehabilitation. The council also deliberated on funding requirements for operational expenses, the legacy website, and restoration evaluations. Additionally, administrative approvals were granted for minor project conveyances involving Ducks Unlimited and Scott County, and the council discussed the management of carry-forward funds and the process for handling unallocated budget portions.
The council reviewed and approved the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting, and addressed conflicts of interest. The Chair provided updates on the meeting schedule, scoring process, and expected hearing activities. Discussions included a staff report on project proposals, program acquisition updates for ML 2023, and a strategic restoration evaluation program visit. The council also coordinated on an upcoming 75th-anniversary event for wildlife management areas and established a conservative $175 million funding estimate for fiscal year 2028 allocations based on staff recommendations. Presentations were heard regarding the Mississippi Headwaters Habitat Corridor Project and the Minnesota Forests for the Future phase 11.
Public-sector contacts connected to Minnesota Legislative Coordinating Commission.
The commission reviewed and approved resolutions establishing subcommittees focused on Minnesota water policy and data practices. Administrative updates were provided regarding biennial budget funding, a compensation study for staff, and future plans to revise harassment policies and ensure compliance with accessibility standards. The commission also heard public testimony regarding the Council for Asian Pacific Minnesotans, focusing on issues of board conduct and statutory roles.
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