Crawford County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Crawford County
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The district paid Apptegy for a Thrillshare media subscription in July 2026, indicating active use of Apptegy for its website, mobile app, and outbound communications. This clarifies the current communications stack. Vendors in messaging, notification, branding, or ADA compliance can treat this as incumbent intel and focus on integrations, content support, or future contract cycles rather than core platform replacement today.
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$5,665Jul 10, 2026CESA #3 provided school behavior consulting and superintendent search facilitation services to North Crawford in June 2026. This shows the district is investing in student behavior supports and has recently undergone or is undergoing a superintendent search. Consulting firms can see CESA #3 as the current support partner and time their outreach around leadership transition, offering strategic planning, MTSS/behavior frameworks, or implementation support once new leadership is in place.
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$2,869Jul 10, 2026North Crawford renewed its cyber liability insurance for 2026-27 through The Insurance Center, paying $2,010 in July 2026. This indicates ongoing concern about cyber risk and formal coverage in place. Cybersecurity vendors can use this as a signal that the district is attuned to risk and may need controls, monitoring, training, and documentation to satisfy insurer requirements and prepare for future policy renewals.
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$2,010Jul 10, 2026North Crawford paid Soaring Skills, LLC for nursing services in June 2026, indicating use of contracted health staff rather than fully relying on internal nurses. This points to a continuing need for school health coverage, possibly for students with medical needs or to fill staffing gaps. Health service providers and telehealth vendors can see Soaring Skills as the incumbent and explore supplemental coverage, specialized services, or future rebid opportunities.
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$945Jul 10, 2026Summit Commercial Fitness performed annual maintenance on the district's fitness shed, with a $580 payment at the end of June 2026. This suggests the district maintains dedicated fitness equipment that needs recurring service. Facilities and athletic equipment vendors can see Summit as the incumbent and consider offering equipment upgrades, expanded maintenance, or safety inspections tied to future annual service cycles.
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$580Jul 10, 2026North Crawford School District paid CompuNET International for a Skyward migration plus three quarters of IT services, and paid Integrated Systems Corp. for Skyward hosting for student and finance systems into 2026-27. This confirms Skyward as the SIS/finance platform and CompuNET/Integrated Systems as key IT partners. IT and EdTech vendors should treat this as incumbent intelligence and look for integration, add-on tools, and future renewal or expansion of hosting and managed services.
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$459Jul 10, 2026The district paid Pearson for an "AIMSWEBPLUS Reading Year end Overage" in June 2026, indicating use of Aimsweb Plus for reading assessment and that usage exceeded the original subscription. This points to a robust assessment program with higher-than-planned student or probe counts. Assessment and intervention vendors should note Pearson/Aimsweb as the incumbent and consider offering complementary data tools, intervention content, or future alternatives.
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$243Jul 10, 2026The district used REAP grant funds to buy staff laptops, student Chromebooks, and related monitors and setup from CompuNET International in June and July 2026. This indicates an active 1:1 or near-1:1 device program with recent fleet refresh. Device management, accessories, warranty, and instructional software vendors can engage around supporting this new hardware and planning the next REAP-funded tech cycle.
Grant Funding
$32,927Jul 10, 2026North Crawford renewed its IEP4Schools (SEEDS) special education software with CESA #6 for the 2026-27 school year, funded under IDEA. This confirms their current platform for IEP management and compliance. EdTech and SPED service providers should note CESA #6 and IEP4Schools as the incumbent and look at complementary analytics, workflow tools, training, or future replacement options when renewal comes up again.
Grant Funding
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Crawford County, Wisconsin
24 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wauzeka-steuben School District
School209 students
Wauzeka Village
City625 pop.
Town of Wauzeka
City365 pop.
Town of Utica
City617 pop.
Town of Seneca
City925 pop.
Town of Scott
City540 pop.
Town of Prairie Du Chien
City948 pop.
Town of Marietta
City510 pop.
Town of Haney
City305 pop.
Town of Freeman
City736 pop.
Town of Eastman
City729 pop.
Town of Clayton
City1,024 pop.
Town of Bridgeport
City998 pop.
Soldiers Grove Village
City561 pop.
Seneca School District
School270 students
Riverdale School District
School660 students
Prairie Du Chien Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Prairie Du Chien Area School District
School971 students
North Crawford School District
School421 students
Lynxville Village
City134 pop.
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