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Sep 18, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
Provide breakfast, lunch, and break food services for the convenience and use of state employees working in the State Capitol during Legislative Session. The term of this contract is from December 30, 2026, through Sine Die of the 2027 session (June 2027 at the latest).
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City
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Helena
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Lewis and Clark
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(406) 444-2460
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59620-0101
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Montana Department of Administration
The Council reviewed updates from the General Services Division regarding building renovations and the Architecture and Engineering Division on the Capitol Complex Master Plan. Discussion items included proposals for a bust of Chief Earl Old Person and a Liberty Tree Marker installation. The Council received updates on the 720 Madison property and discussed the 2 Carson Street property, ultimately deciding to delay action regarding its potential demolition and conversion to green space. Additionally, the Council elected a new Chair.
The council meeting covered several administrative and project-specific matters. The Director of the Department of Administration was nominated as Chair. Updates were provided regarding the remote and office workspace study, the Capitol Complex Master Plan, and the construction of the Montana Heritage Center. Key discussions involved the placement of the former Governor Judy Martz statue and the temporary and permanent placement of the Tree of Life. Additionally, the council accepted an art review schedule and received reports regarding the Cogswell Building.
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The council reviewed operating procedures and its governing role, including the Master Plan and the Art and Memorial Plan. Discussions were held regarding the Women's Mural project, focusing on its location, design, artist procurement, and fundraising status. The council also deliberated on the Sidney Edgerton Memorial project, specifically regarding project parameters, potential locations within the Rotunda, historical background, and the necessary fundraising and artist selection processes. A subcommittee for the memorial project was established. Additional business included addressing public comments regarding artist call budgets and preliminary discussions concerning the potential donation of a bronze statue for the Capitol grounds.
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