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Government Projects in Brown County

22 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Citywide sewer repairs, including storm water outfalls and potential inlets. Work may include remove and replace, lining, and manhole replacement.

Contract Award
$1,350,216Jul 16, 2026

Green Bay plans to award the SEWERS 3-26 City Wide Sewer Repairs contract to De Groot, Inc. for $1,350,216.44, funded from Sanitary Sewer and Stormwater Utility capital budgets. QuestCDN bid results show at least one competing bidder, confirming De Groot as the low bid. This establishes De Groot as the sewer repair incumbent for 2026, creating chances for suppliers, trenchless technology vendors, and inspection services to support this and future utility work.

Contract Award
$1,350,216Jul 15, 2026

The Council is set to approve a development agreement with TPAMMT LLC to redevelop 303 Reid Street into a brewery, event space, and small plates restaurant within TID 9. The project involves renovating at least 10,500 sq ft with an estimated construction cost of $1,500,000 and a guaranteed assessed value of $2,500,000. The City will provide a $125,000 TIF-funded project grant, with a possible additional $15,000 Experience De Pere grant. This creates a multi-tenant commercial hub needing design, construction, FFE, and ongoing services.

Contract Award
$1,500,000Jul 7, 2026

Pavement 3-26 Oxford Avenue and Reed Street reconstruction contract awarded.

Public Updates
$1,193,813Jul 16, 2026

The agenda notes that the PAVEMENT 3-26 Oxford Avenue & Reed Street reconstruction contract was awarded to Peters Concrete Company for $1,193,813.10. Construction is likely underway or imminent on this street reconstruction project. While the prime is selected, material suppliers, traffic control providers, and adjacent service firms can target Peters Concrete and Public Works for support and future pavement contracts.

Contract Admin
$1,193,813Jul 15, 2026

The board is asked to approve a $9,000,000 revolving line of credit with Nicolet National Bank at WSJ Prime minus 1% to manage cash-flow needs for 2026-27. This replaces or avoids a TRAN and is only drawn as needed, emphasizing interest cost control. Financial and advisory firms can use this as a signal of the district’s borrowing practices and discuss cash management, investment strategies, and future bond or capital financing tied to facilities plans.

Budget Planning
$9,000,000Jul 8, 2026

Green Bay’s Waste Reduction Workgroup is evaluating the National Household Wasted Food Prevention Project community grants, which offer $75,000–$750,000 for local food waste prevention initiatives. Rooted In Inc. has signaled interest in collaborating if the City pursues an application, and the workgroup is mapping local stakeholders and priorities. This is early-stage grant planning that could fund community education, tools, and programs, creating a need for consultants, outreach partners, and measurement support once a project scope is defined.

Grant Funding
$750,000Jul 16, 2026

Green Bay Metro updated its Fare and Fee policy to ensure accuracy and to prepare for a new fare collection system. The agency also has an active Section 5339 award specifically for a fare system, signaling upcoming procurement of new fare technology. No vendor has been named yet, so platform selection, integration, and deployment are still open.

Pre-RFP
$172,403Jul 15, 2026

The city bid replacement of rubberized flooring at the De Pere Ice Arena, supported by a $50,000 pledge from De Pere Youth Hockey. Three bids came in far above the expected $60,000-$80,000 range, with the low at $149,490.70, so staff is re‑evaluating options with city administration and the hockey association. This is a live planning moment for scope changes, phasing, or alternative products. Vendors in arena flooring, construction, or value‑engineering can offer redesigns, phased work, or more competitive proposals before the city decides next steps.

Pre-RFP
$149,491Jul 16, 2026

Purchase of 2026 Reading RM-45 master mechanic package service body for a mechanic's service truck, including installation, delivery, mechanic training, and warranty.

Contract Award
$108,270Jul 16, 2026

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