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Government Projects in Columbia County
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At the July 2, 2026 special meeting, the Commission awarded the Water Plant No. 2 Reliability Improvements construction contract to Sabel Mechanical LLC for $905,950. This project will upgrade the plant to improve reliability of water service. With construction now awarded, there is limited direct bidding, but suppliers of mechanical equipment, electrical gear, and controls can work through Sabel Mechanical or target future plant upgrades informed by this scope.
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$905,950Jul 16, 2026Wastewater treatment plant upgrade.
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$55,000,000Jul 10, 2026Portage is planning a major airport fuel farm project with total costs around $900,000, bid through the Wisconsin Bureau of Aeronautics. The City share is about $22,500 and Council will review the project in August 2026 to decide whether to proceed and update related ordinances. Fuel system, civil, and electrical vendors still have room to influence final design, equipment selection, and potential subcontracting via BOA or the selected prime.
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$900,000Jul 14, 2026Development agreement for multi-family development by East Albert 72 LLC, including a TIFF incentive.
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$605,000Jul 10, 2026On July 2, 2026 the Utility Commission approved Task Order 2026-CU02 with Ruekert-Mielke for Water Plant 2 construction-related services in the amount of $74,700. This covers professional support during construction of Water Plant No. 2 reliability improvements. While the engineering work is awarded, vendors in controls, instrumentation, inspection, and related services may still find follow-on or subcontracting opportunities tied to this project.
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$74,700Jul 16, 2026On July 22, 2026 the commission will consider buying 38 historic recognition yard signs from Suttle-Straus for $1,249.00. The signs recognize properties in the Prairie Street and South Dickason Boulevard Historic Districts and will be funded from either a $2,500 operating line or the HLPC General Fund. The vendor quote and quantity are set, but sign, print, and design firms can track this as an incumbent benchmark for future signage, interpretive panels, or wayfinding work.
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$1,249Jul 22, 2026The commission is being asked on July 22, 2026 to retroactively and prospectively approve beer purchases from Frank Beer Distributors, LLC for the 2026 Summer Concert Series. The oversight means a formal motion is needed to cover the $120.34 June 17 invoice and up to $200 per concert for the July 15 and August 12 events. The vendor is already identified, but beverage, concessions, and event suppliers can still explore add-on offerings or future-year concert support once this season’s purchasing is regularized.
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$600Jul 22, 2026The BID is actively funding Canal Days, the Farmers Market, and Taste of Portage with 2026 contracts for entertainment, advertising, and services through the Portage Area Chamber of Commerce and Madison Media Partners. Invoices show $5,935.75 for Canal Days programming, $10,000 for a Taste of Portage grant, $945.06 for city Public Works support, and about $472 for video and ad placements. While these specific spends are decided, they confirm recurring, grant-backed event budgets and existing vendors, opening the door for future proposals in entertainment, media, and event production for 2027 planning.
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$17,352Jul 15, 2026The BID approved repair work on its 2023 Bobcat UTV by Blystone Towing & Radiator and authorized purchase of an ATV trailer and related towing accessories from Runnings, up to $550 for the trailer. The Bobcat is used for watering flowers and hauling garbage in the downtown district, and the repair invoice totals $3,777.26 with $2,662.84 already paid. This establishes incumbents for heavy equipment repair and small trailer supply, and indicates ongoing needs for parts, service, and future replacement when the Bobcat nears end of life.
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$4,328Jul 15, 2026Migration of on-site Cassell system to Cassell hosted cloud solution for financial software, myViewpoint, and Community Connect portal.
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Government Agencies in Columbia County, Wisconsin
39 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wyocena Village
City741 pop.
Town of Wyocena
City1,748 pop.
Town of West Point
City2,023 pop.
Town of Scott
City873 pop.
Town of Randolph
City761 pop.
Town of Pacific
City2,781 pop.
Town of Otsego
City661 pop.
Town of Newport
City604 pop.
Town of Marcellon
City1,136 pop.
Town of Lowville
City1,012 pop.
Town of Lodi
City3,279 pop.
Town of Lewiston
City1,253 pop.
Town of Leeds
City750 pop.
Town of Hampden
City582 pop.
Town of Fountain Prairie
City935 pop.
Town of Fort Winnebago
City811 pop.
Town of Dekorra
City2,479 pop.
Town of Courtland
City482 pop.
Town of Columbus
City623 pop.
Town of Caledonia
City1,490 pop.
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