Ashland County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Ashland County
6 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Ashland is approving Safe Drinking Water Loan Program financing for watermain portions of the Chapple Avenue and Prentice Avenue reconstruction projects. Eligible costs total $1,062,533, with $690,647 in principal forgiveness and $371,886 financed via 30‑year water system revenue bonds at 1.485%. Jake’s Excavating is the construction incumbent; this signals ongoing main replacement work, future phases, and long-term rate-supported pipeline upgrades where vendors can help with design, construction, and asset management.
Ashland is finalizing Clean Water Fund Program financing for the completed Turner Road Lift Station Upgrades, with $506,258 in eligible costs and $329,068 in principal forgiveness. The remaining $177,190 will be repaid over 20 years at 1.419% via sewerage system revenue bonds. This confirms Ritola, Inc. and prior professional service providers as incumbents and signals ongoing wastewater capital work, rate planning, and future lift station or collection system projects the utility will need support on.
The school has a proposal to add sand around a hill by evergreen trees and address recurring flooding near basketball hoops, either by raising blacktop or adding a culvert. Fisher Sand & Gravel provided a $1,200 estimate, and there is $1,200 in a playground fund, but it is unclear if this will instead be treated as a building and grounds project. Work is suggested to start after June 9 and finish by August 22, so the district may need site work, drainage, and materials support.
The school plans to order lime and dirt to improve the kickball area. Amber Erickson from the Home and School Association is gathering estimates, with $502 remaining from a Cenex Grant earmarked to pay for this. Work is suggested to start after June 9 and be completed by August 22, so vendors supplying athletic field materials or small-scale grading services can still influence scope and pricing.
Ashland has accepted a $63,000 professional services proposal from MSA Professional Services to complete the 2026 Comprehensive Plan update. This multi‑month planning effort will shape future land use, infrastructure, housing, and economic development priorities. While the main study work is awarded, vendors in engineering, development, and technology can track this update to anticipate upcoming capital projects, zoning changes, and strategic initiatives that will later require design, construction, and implementation support.
Implementation of an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) to provide immediate mental health support and crisis response for county employees and their households.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Ashland County, Wisconsin
20 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of White River
Town of Shanagolden
Town of Sanborn
Town of Peeksville
Town of Morse
Town of Marengo
Town of La Pointe
Town of Jacobs
Town of Gingles
Town of Chippewa
Town of Ashland
Town of Agenda
Northland College
Mellen School District
City of Ashland
Butternut School District
Bayfield School District
Ashland County Housing Authority
Ashland Housing Authority
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