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Government Projects in Dodge County

25 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

District leaders presented a summer facilities plan covering Fremont Middle School interior and MEP upgrades, Bell Field fluid cooler and concrete replacement, and Lenihan Gym abatement, hardware, and turf improvements. Hausmann Construction estimates total costs at about $5.78 million, with bids due July 16, 2026 and construction starting early September and completing in 2027. Construction, engineering, turf, lighting, and fire alarm vendors should engage around bid teams, subcontracts, and potential change orders as the district proceeds with all three projects under a $6 million budget cap.

Pre-RFP
$5,779,872Jul 13, 2026

The district presented a summer facilities project for Fremont Middle School covering interior painting, carpet replacement, cooling tower replacement, LED lighting upgrades, and a fire alarm upgrade. A construction manager estimate from Hausmann is about $4.93 million. Bids for the bundled summer projects are due July 16, 2026, with review and award over the following two weeks and construction starting in early September. Contractors in building systems, electrical, and interiors should treat this as an active bid cycle and coordinate with the construction manager and district facilities team.

Active Opportunity
$4,928,000Jul 13, 2026

On June 30, 2026, Council approved Resolution 2026-164 authorizing a $662,170 contract with JEO for Lead Service Line Replacement Consulting Services. This is a major multi‑year planning and compliance effort around lead service line inventory and replacement. While JEO is the prime consultant, mapping, data, construction, and funding vendors can anticipate a significant replacement program that will need design, construction management, and specialty services.

Contract Award
$662,170Jul 14, 2026

The July 16, 2026 agenda includes "Present information on 911 equipment vendor for new PSAP," signaling vendor evaluation for the upcoming communications center. The board already approved Motorola radio consoles for the new police building, but 911 equipment more broadly (phone, CAD, recording, workstations) appears still under review. Competing PSAP technology providers and integrators should note that vendor options are being discussed and seek to present capabilities, integration with ORION, and migration support for the new center.

Pre-RFP
$500,000Jul 16, 2026

The City is approving a 4-year uniform rental services agreement with Cintas for an estimated $78,374 per year, covering supply and weekly cleaning of uniforms for City and Utilities employees. Cintas provided the lowest responsible bid compared to Max I Walker, Jackson Services, and Vestis. While the primary vendor is selected, garment and laundering suppliers can use these details to track incumbent performance and prepare for future rebids or complementary services.

Contract Award
$313,496Jul 14, 2026

The district outlined a Lenihan Gym renovation including equipment rental, abatement and demo, bleacher and hoops removal, door and hardware installation, fire alarm upgrades, and new paint, carpet, and turf. Hausmann estimated this work at about $514,000 within a broader summer project bundle. Bids for these projects are due July 16, 2026, with selection over the following two weeks and construction starting in early September. Abatement firms, gym equipment suppliers, and finish trades can pursue this active opportunity and discuss safety, scheduling, and product options with the district and construction manager.

Active Opportunity
$513,961Jul 13, 2026

On June 30, 2026 the City Council approved a $475,000 Local Option Economic Development Fund award to Fremont Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc. This funding will support affordable housing development or rehabilitation in the community. Builders, design professionals, and housing services organizations can engage Habitat and the City on how these dollars will be used and offer capacity to deliver or scale future affordable projects.

Grant Funding
$475,000Jul 14, 2026

Local option economic development fund award for the westside development project, including nine duplex buildings (18 rental units).

Grant Funding
$450,000Jul 15, 2026

City Council will consider Resolution 2026-145 to award $450,000 from the Local Option Economic Development Fund to Quad County Property Management LLC. This follows June 30 approval of zoning change for Washington Heights 6th Addition and supports a multifamily housing project. The funding signal matters for developers, design firms, and construction trades that can help Quad County deliver and expand affordable units in Fremont.

Grant Funding
$450,000Jul 14, 2026

The board reviewed a Bell Field project to demo and reinstall a fluid cooler, replace concrete under the tower, and complete electrical and controls hookups. Hausmann provided an estimate of about $343,000 as part of the summer facilities package. Bids for the grouped projects are due July 16, 2026, with a two-week review and award process and construction starting in early September. Mechanical, electrical, and controls vendors should engage quickly around this active procurement and related site work.

Active Opportunity
$342,841Jul 13, 2026

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