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Wells County
County State Highway and county highway right-of-ways for 2026 spring and fall season. Required equipment will have the capability of a minimum of 35' and a smaller ATV/UTV for spot spraying. Bids should be submitted on per hour basis on approx. 300 miles; more or less. Applicator must be commercially licensed right-of-way sprayer and insured for a minimum of two million dollars.
Posted Date
Mar 26, 2026
Due Date
Apr 17, 2026
Release: Mar 26, 2026
Wells County
Close: Apr 17, 2026
County State Highway and county highway right-of-ways for 2026 spring and fall season. Required equipment will have the capability of a minimum of 35' and a smaller ATV/UTV for spot spraying. Bids should be submitted on per hour basis on approx. 300 miles; more or less. Applicator must be commercially licensed right-of-way sprayer and insured for a minimum of two million dollars.
AvailableWells County
Re-shaping, cement stabilized base and hot bituminous paving
Posted Date
May 7, 2025
Due Date
Jun 4, 2025
Release: May 7, 2025
Wells County
Close: Jun 4, 2025
Re-shaping, cement stabilized base and hot bituminous paving
Wells County
Spraying County State Highway and county highway right of ways for 2025 spring and fall season. Required equipment will have the capability of a minimum of 35' and a smaller ATV/UTV for spot spraying.
Posted Date
Mar 31, 2025
Due Date
Apr 18, 2025
Release: Mar 31, 2025
Wells County
Close: Apr 18, 2025
Spraying County State Highway and county highway right of ways for 2025 spring and fall season. Required equipment will have the capability of a minimum of 35' and a smaller ATV/UTV for spot spraying.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wells County
The meeting agenda includes discussions on the Hurdsfield Project and updates regarding the 55th Ave. NE Crossings in the Oak Creek Drainage Area, which may include an executive session for attorney consultation. Additional topics cover the Harvey Dam inspection update, culvert inspections, and the public comment rules policy. New business items involve a conflict waiver and permit applications for tiling, a discussion on tile pump erosion, and a request for a culvert installation. The board will also review and address outstanding bills from various service providers and community organizations.
The meeting includes discussions on several infrastructure and regulatory projects, including the Hurdsfield Project, culvert elevations, and property drainage maintenance. The Board will also address an unauthorized dam complaint and review legislative updates. Additionally, the agenda covers the scheduling of a joint water resource district meeting and the review and approval of payments for engineering services and legal fees.
The agenda focuses on old business including updates on the Hurdsfield project, an unauthorized dam complaint, a drain permit appeal, and discussion regarding the 55th Ave NE crossings, which may include an executive session for attorney consultation on litigation. Other items include a right-of-way permit, a subsurface water management system permit application, and new business topics such as a soil conservation district update, a private crossing assessment, and remote meeting access. The meeting also includes the review and approval of various bills for engineering, legal services, equipment, and drain spraying services.
The meeting agenda includes discussions on various infrastructure and drainage projects such as the Hurdsfield Project, 55th Ave. NE Crossings in the Oak Creek Drainage Area, and the Harvey Dam Inspection Report. The Board will address the Haux Complaint and receive an update on the Loewen project. Additional business topics include the Garrison Diversion Channel, 2025 culvert inspections, the 2026 budget proposal, a legislative update, and planning for the joint summer water meeting. The Board will also review and approve outstanding bills from various contractors and engineering firms.
The meeting agenda covers various infrastructure and drainage projects, including the Hurdsfield Project, 55th Ave. NE Crossings in the Oak Creek Drainage Area, and updates on the Hagemeister clean out and Drain #1. New business involves addressing a tile encroachment agreement for Drain #1, a Rinke-Noonan conflict of interest, a tile permit, culvert replacements, and tile pump erosion. The board also plans to review and approve outstanding bills from vendors including Apex Engineering, Rinke-Noonan, Dakota Pump Control, and Minnesota Valley Testing Labs.
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