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Government Projects in Grant County
10 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Creation of Tax Increment District (TID) 10 for mixed-use development, including potential projects like Lincoln Street extension and rebuilding Lincoln Street. The TID aims to generate growth and fund statutorily eligible project costs.
Consolidation of dispatch services with Grant County, including discussions on cost-sharing, staffing adjustments, and potential technology upgrades (e.g., consoles). The city is also considering maintaining a front-facing customer service component at the police department for non-emergency calls.
Roof replacement for various city buildings, including Legion Field concession stand, Smith Park stone shelter, Mound View Park shower restroom facility, and eight buildings at the water resource recovery facility. Includes upgrades to metal roofs in three locations.
Mountain View Park Trail Phase 1: Extension of paved and lit trail from Roundtree Branch Trail to Mitchell Hollow Road, including paving, lighting, and associated infrastructure.
Replacement of roofs on various city buildings damaged by hail, with potential upgrades to metal roofs where feasible and within insurance settlement amounts.
The board is asked to approve the purchase of 75 student Chromebooks from Insight for $31,032. This indicates a continued 1:1 or classroom device strategy and confirms Insight as a device supplier. Hardware, accessories, management, and repair vendors can treat this as incumbent and refresh-cycle data, and explore add-ons like carts, cases, warranty services, and software tied to the district’s Chromebook environment.
The College ran RFP 2627-06 for a student housing management solution and received three proposals, but only one was responsive. Staff recommend awarding a three-year contract to eRezLife Software of Vancouver for $8,274 annually, with implementation and training fees waived and annual price increases capped at 4 percent. This locks in the housing platform, giving IT and housing-related vendors insight into the incumbent system and future needs for integrations, training, and potential expansion.
The Airport Commission compared repairing an existing truck (about $5,000) versus buying a new utility terrain vehicle. They unanimously authorized up to $24,000 for a UTV and subsequently paid $17,000 to Kunau Implement for an airport utility vehicle. The primary equipment decision is made, but vendors of accessories, maintenance, and fleet management tools can still engage around servicing and optimizing the new vehicle and planning future fleet updates.
The airport has an ongoing sinkhole issue that was reported as stabilizing but needing a permanent fix. By July 13, 2026 the city paid Digman Construction $7,500 for sink hole repair, indicating active airfield/grounds work. While this phase is awarded, engineering, geotechnical, and paving firms can still discuss long-term remediation, monitoring, and any additional structural or drainage improvements.
The financials show significant spending on fuel maintenance and a recent $7,187 payment to Petroleum Equipment Inc for fuel farm filter changes and an annual inspection. Fuel revenue and inventory are key to airport operations and margins discussed by the commission. While this inspection work is awarded, fuel system vendors can explore ongoing maintenance contracts, compliance upgrades, leak detection, and efficiency improvements.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Grant County, Wisconsin
56 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
University of Wisconsin-platteville
Town of Wyalusing
Town of Woodman
Town of Wingville
Town of Watterstown
Town of Waterloo
Town of South Lancaster
Town of Smelser
Town of Potosi
Town of Platteville
Town of Patch Grove
Town of Paris
Town of North Lancaster
Town of Muscoda
Town of Mount Ida
Town of Mount Hope
Town of Millville
Town of Marion
Town of Little Grant
Town of Lima
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