Chisago County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Chisago County
14 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Purchase of $9,345,000 lease revenue bonds for City Hall acquisition and remodel.
The 2027 budgets for the Water Fund (601) and Sewer Fund (602) together exceed $2.4 million in revenues, with sizable line items for improvements, SCADA, meters, mains, wells, lift stations, and plant fees. These funds show ongoing capital and maintenance investment rather than one-time projects. Utility engineering, SCADA integrators, and construction firms can approach the city about upcoming main replacements, facility upgrades, and control system work sized to these annual budgets.
The city plans to raise its dedicated Street Replacement Fund levy to $700,000 in 2027 and shows ongoing use of municipal state aid and assessments, with large balances in Funds 408 and 407. Recent years include over $1.6 million in street improvements and 2027 still budgets more than $1.1 million in new revenues for streets. This points to an active multi‑year street reconstruction program; engineering, construction, and inspection firms can engage on upcoming project scoping, design, and bid packaging for 2027 and beyond.
Support for Rosenbower America's expansion project, including new construction and job creation, through Minnesota Investment Fund (MIF) and Job Creation Fund (JCF) applications.
Support for Rosenbower America's expansion project, including new construction and job creation, through Minnesota Investment Fund (MIF) and Job Creation Fund (JCF) applications.
Segment E of the Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail is a 2.1-mile trail and parking lot reconditioning project scheduled between August 10 and September 25, 2026. Eight bids were received and Dressel Contracting is the low bidder at $436,075, pending County Board approval of both the DNR State Legacy Grant contract and the contractor selection on July 1, 2026. This identifies the likely incumbent and project timeline, useful for subcontractors, materials suppliers, and firms eyeing future trail work or maintenance.
The proposed 2027 Capital Equipment Fund (401) budget totals $598,700 in capital outlay, including $144,000 for police, $69,000 for fire, and $355,700 for streets and roads. These are planned vehicle, fleet, and heavy equipment purchases funded by levy and a $236,000 transfer from the Capital Revolving Fund. Specific models or vendors are not yet set, so dealers and upfitters can engage now around replacement planning, specs, and financing options aligned with the 2027 program.
The Surface/Storm Water Fund (651) anticipates $342,000 in 2027 revenues from utility charges and interest, with ongoing spending on MS4 permit engineering, system repairs, and improvements. 2027 appropriations include major outlays for ditch and pond work, equipment, and depreciation, leaving room for new capital projects. Environmental engineers and contractors focused on stormwater, MS4 compliance, and green infrastructure can offer planning and project delivery services tied to this funded program.
Purchase and installation of history walk signs for Railroad Park, displaying the history of the Wyoming community.
The 2027 draft budget increases the City Clerk office "network municipal computers" line by $35,000, for a total of $166,000, due to growing city IT needs and higher vendor prices. This is a citywide hardware and end-user computing refresh managed through the Clerk/administration. No vendor is named yet, and the amount is still at the planning stage for the 2027 levy. Hardware, IT services, and lifecycle support providers should track this as a multi‑department refresh and engage on standards, replacement schedules, and purchasing strategy before the budget is finalized.
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Government Agencies in Chisago County, Minnesota
22 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Sunrise
Town of Shafer
Town of Rushseba
Town of Nessel
Town of Lent
Town of Franconia
Town of Fish Lake
Town of Chisago Lake
Town of Amador
Rush City Public School District
North Branch Public Schools
HRA OF LINDSTROM, MINNESOTA
Franconia Public School District
Forest Lake Public School District
City of Wyoming
City of North Branch
City of Lindstrom
City of Chisago
City of Center
Chisago Lakes School District
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