Bayfield County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Ashland Fire Department has submitted a detailed proposal to provide a dedicated ALS/BLS ambulance as a supplemental EMS safety net for Bayfield County, with options for 3, 4, or 7 days per week and estimated annual costs from about $360,000 to $1.53 million. They propose starting part-time in 2027 and scaling to full-time, using existing fleet, billing infrastructure, and medical direction from Dr. Jonathan Shultz. Even if not selected, this reveals Ashland Fire’s capabilities, pricing, and interest in regional partnerships, which is useful for firms offering EMS equipment, software, staffing, or training to them or the county.
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$1,525,671Jul 15, 2026North Memorial Health Ambulance proposes to provide supplemental EMS ambulance services in Bayfield County, offering options for 12-hour or 24-hour BLS coverage as part of a large regional system that already serves rural Minnesota and Wisconsin. Their costs are summarized in the County evaluation packet as $1.7 million to $2.4 million for three-year terms, with centralized dispatch, quality programs, and fleet support. This positions North Memorial as a potential contractor; regardless of award, their rural growth plans signal demand for vehicles, technology, and EMS support services.
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$2,400,000Jul 15, 2026Essentia Health EMS proposes to provide one 24/7 paramedic-level ambulance in Bayfield County under a five-year contract, with a co-dispatch model that supplements local volunteer agencies. Their financial proposal requests a county subsidy starting at $990,000 in year one, increasing each year, assuming the county furnishes a base facility. This shows Essentia’s interest and pricing for rural ALS coverage; if Bayfield selects another option, the proposal still identifies Essentia as a regional EMS player needing equipment, tech, and partners for any future expansions.
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$990,000Jul 15, 2026Bayfield County is holding a special board meeting on July 15, 2026 to review and score EMS safety-net proposals, with presentations from Ashland Fire Department, Essentia Health, North Memorial Health, and internal county-run EMS models. The board will likely choose one option to advance for public comment, with final action targeted for the July 28 meeting and implementation in 2027. This is an active EMS service procurement where the vendor decision is still open, relevant to ambulance, EMS operations, technology, staffing, and consulting providers tracking the outcome and potential partnerships.
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$2,400,000Jul 15, 2026For 2026-27, the district intends to contract with Professional Speech Services, LLC to provide speech and language therapist teleservices at 2.5 days per week for $42,000. Administration evaluated multiple companies and recommends this vendor after interviews, reference checks, and contract/cost review. The board is asked to approve the attached contract. While the primary speech services vendor has been chosen, other therapy and EdTech providers can target complementary tools, platforms, and supports that integrate with teletherapy delivery and may be considered in future cycles.
Contract Award
$42,000Jul 13, 2026Bayfield County approved Resolution 2026-69 to enter a public‑private partnership with Norvado for broadband expansion just outside the City of Bayfield, serving over 80 residents. The County will contribute $5,000 in cash plus up to $10,000 in easements, rights of way, and other in‑kind support, and the Executive Committee is authorized to finalize the agreement. This signals active broadband build‑out planning where engineering, construction, permitting, and potential follow‑on connectivity or service needs will emerge as the project is scoped and delivered.
Contract Award
$15,000Jul 9, 2026Bayfield County receives about $15,000 in state opiate settlement funds, with CESA #12 contracted to deliver a prevention program in Bayfield and Washburn schools. Because not all funds are being used, the opiate task force is redirecting some money to the jail reentry program and may also support room and board for inpatient treatment. This mix of school-based prevention and justice-related services suggests ongoing opportunities for prevention curricula, reentry support, and treatment coordination solutions.
Grant Funding
$15,000Jul 8, 2026Bayfield County receives about $15,000 annually from the state in opiate settlement funds for prevention and related efforts. The county has contracted with CESA #12 to deliver a school-based prevention program in Bayfield and Washburn schools, and is redirecting unused funds to the jail’s reentry program and possibly room and board support for inpatient treatment. While CESA #12 is the incumbent prevention provider, there may be needs around program evaluation, curriculum enhancements, reentry services, and data reporting supported by these grants.
Grant Funding
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Bayfield County, Wisconsin
35 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Washburn School District
School575 students
Washburn Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Town of Washburn
City581 pop.
Town of Tripp
City256 pop.
Town of Russell
City1,632 pop.
Town of Port Wing
City404 pop.
Town of Pilsen
City221 pop.
Town of Oulu
City580 pop.
Town of Orienta
City170 pop.
Town of Namakagon
City327 pop.
Town of Mason
City301 pop.
Town of Lincoln
City262 pop.
Town of Keystone
City393 pop.
Town of Kelly
City450 pop.
Town of Iron River
City1,294 pop.
Town of Hughes
City491 pop.
Town of Grand View
City526 pop.
Town of Eileen
City755 pop.
Town of Drummond
City561 pop.
Town of Delta
City328 pop.
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