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Government Projects in Dodge County

8 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Financing for transmission infrastructure development and capital calls from ATC.

Pre-RFP
$30,000,000Aug 12, 2026

Hartford’s Joint Review Board approved the project plan and boundaries for Tax Incremental District #14, a mixed-use area in the West State Street/West Side industrial corridor. The plan centers on extending Innovation Way and supporting new industrial and large-scale residential development, including Wisconsin Stamping & Manufacturing’s facility and Winter Park Builders’ 600-unit subdivision. No individual vertical construction contracts are awarded yet, but the City will use TIF to fund over $3.3 million in infrastructure and leverage $175 million+ in private build-out. This is a multi-year pipeline for road, utility, housing, and industrial projects that will require engineering, construction, and professional services.

Pre-RFP
$3,321,220Jul 16, 2026

Within TID 14, staff reference a Winter Park Builders residential development of 600+ units (single family, multifamily, attached ownership) generating an estimated $41 million in increment. There is currently no developer’s agreement in place, and the city modeled incentives at 60% for the developer and 40% to offset Innovation Way costs. This is a major private buildout that will need design, construction, utilities, and amenities; vendors should identify and approach Winter Park Builders and city planning staff early while agreements and plans are still being formed.

Pre-RFP
$41,000,000Jul 13, 2026

The Public Works Committee approved awarding the Innovation Way roadway and utility extension project to Wondra Construction for about $2.1 million. This is a major infrastructure build, with favorable bids indicating scope for roadwork, underground utilities, and related improvements. With a prime contractor in place, there is potential follow-on work for materials, traffic control, utility services, and future phases in the Innovation Way area.

Contract Award
$2,101,928Jul 14, 2026

TID 14’s Project Area A covers lands for DJS/Wisconsin Manufacturing and Stamping, which already has a developer’s agreement with the city and a 12‑acre sale and certified survey map approved. The city plans pay‑as‑you‑go incentives up to $400,000 over the TID life, with discussion of a possible 80,000 sq ft extension to maximize increment. The main deal is set, but suppliers, construction subs, and industrial service providers can use this as incumbent intelligence and pursue work related to the planned facility build‑out and any future expansion.

Contract Award
$400,000Jul 13, 2026

Hartford is amending Chapter 42 to adopt the Mid-Moraine Municipal Court bond schedule by reference, following 2025 Wisconsin Act 113 and a court fee increase. The memo notes that Badger TraCS is working on software changes so police departments can adjust to the new fee structure and will notify departments when rolled out. This points to near-term configuration, integration, training, and possibly reporting needs around citation and court-cost systems that IT and public safety vendors can support.

Pre-RFP
$16,000Jul 14, 2026

Purchase of new laptops for council members.

Contract Award
$360Aug 12, 2026

Hartford is using 2026 CIP funds to replace three non-compliant fire doors at City Hall, including a Police Department exterior door. After competitive quotes, staff recommended Sickler Dock and Door LLC for $16,217, well under the $55,000 GO debt budget. The award signals an active facilities safety upgrade where follow-on door, access control, and life-safety work could still be needed in City Hall and other buildings.

Contract Award
$16,217Jul 14, 2026

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