Rfp Posted · Water & Sewer
The City of Bozeman has issued an RFP for the Phase 1 replacement of chemical storage tanks at the water treatment plant.
City of Bozeman · Gallatin · Jul 11, 2026
Montana Water & Sewer Infrastructure Signals
Vendor Radar monitors city council agendas, public works committee packets, utility commission reports, and procurement pages from Montana government bodies to surface water and sewer infrastructure signals. Contractors, engineers, and utility firms selling to Montana cities, counties, and special districts use these signals to see what infrastructure projects are being planned and funded.
Montana Water & Sewer & Utilities by the Numbers
- 47 active signals
- 31 government bodies with signals
- 30 forward-looking signals (RFP Expected + Budget Approved + RFP Posted)
Recent Water & Sewer & Utilities Signals
Rfp Anticipated · Water & Sewer
The Town of Clyde Park has adopted a Preliminary Engineering Report for its water system, which serves as a foundational document for future infrastructure improvements.
Town of Clyde Park · Park · Jul 8, 2026
Rfp Anticipated · Utilities
Town of Fairfield held a public hearing on July 8, 2026, for a preliminary engineering report on wastewater improvements, indicating upcoming engineering design and utility cons...
Town of Fairfield · Teton · Jul 8, 2026
Budget Allocation · Water & Sewer · $21.1 million
The City of Belgrade is planning a $21. 1 million water storage expansion project to address population growth and increased demand, which will include a new storage tank, addit...
City of Belgrade · Gallatin · Jul 2, 2026
Budget Allocation · Water & Sewer
The City of Belgrade is planning a Phase 1. 5 expansion project for its Water Resource Recovery Facility to increase treatment capacity and enhance system reliability.
City of Belgrade · Gallatin · Jul 2, 2026
How Water & Sewer & Utilities Firms Use These Signals
- See water main replacement projects, sewer rehabilitation discussions, and utility system assessments when they appear in city council and public works documents.
- Track which Montana bodies are budgeting for water and sewer infrastructure in their capital improvement plans and annual budgets.
- Monitor rate study authorizations and system capacity discussions that signal upcoming infrastructure investment.
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