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Government Projects in Marathon County

31 projects across 9 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Wausau’s EquiFlow lead service line program plans about 1,310 additional replacements in 2027 and aims to remove most remaining LSLs by 2028, leaving under 2,200 homes with lead lines. The city has applied for about $18.6M in 2027 funding and expects one more major funding year in 2028, with rising construction prices after existing 3‑year bids expire in 2026. This is a multi‑year capital program needing construction, engineering, outreach, financing, and program management support as the city rebids work and adjusts to lower principal forgiveness percentages.

Pre-RFP
$18,476,306Jul 14, 2026

Ross Ave from Metro Dr/Pine St to Alderson St is a major grant-funded project with about $2.63 million in grants and an estimated total cost of $4.27 million. Becher Hoppe is the consultant, design is ongoing, ROW acquisition is the current focus, and construction is anticipated in 2027 under a DOT agreement. Contractors and subs should track this as a significant upcoming bid, with opportunities in roadwork, structures, utilities, and traffic control once it goes to letting.

Pre-RFP
$4,271,800Jul 13, 2026

The Public Works & Utility Committee recommended awarding the Concord Ave/Bayberry St reconstruction to Haas Sons for $2,203,819.90 plus $25,077.80 of additional work. Design is complete and construction is moving ahead, creating downstream needs for materials, traffic control, and inspection support, and setting up a future cycle for maintenance and potential follow-on projects in the corridor.

Contract Award
$2,228,898Jul 20, 2026

Approving term sheet for the redevelopment of 920 North First Street and 15 Fulton (Riverlife South) by Wanggard Partners. Project includes 143 market-rate housing units.

Contract Award
$29,000,000Jul 15, 2026

Approving the city of Wasa firefighter paramedic apprenticeship program.

Contract Award
$3,200,000Jul 15, 2026

The 2024 Street Construction Project “B” on Eau Claire Boulevard with Haas Sons, Inc. is reaching final payment of $10,000 on a total constructed value of about $3.47 million. Detailed pay estimates and quantities confirm substantial street, utility, and sidewalk work is now complete. Civil contractors and material suppliers gain insight into Haas Sons as a major street construction incumbent and can anticipate similar future boulevard or utility projects in Wausau.

Contract Award
$3,529,904Jul 14, 2026

Weston plans to reconstruct Howland Ave in 2027 and needs a full topographic survey to start design. Staff recommend awarding the surveying to Point of Beginning for $12,500, funded from the project’s CIP engineering budget. Survey firms, designers, and utility locators can track this as the first step in a $2.1 million street and utility rebuild, with design and downstream services still to come.

Contract Award
$2,100,000Jul 13, 2026

Phase three construction of the proposed new highway facility, including design finalization and bid package release.

Active Opportunity
$50,000,000Aug 12, 2026

The Mountain Bay Metropolitan Police Oversight Board approved terminating the Boldt preconstruction contract and signed a new agreement with HTG to take the new police building project out to bid. Bids will be published starting June 19, 2026, with an extended completion deadline of June 2028 to attract more contractors. This is a multi-million-dollar public safety HQ build, covering full construction, FFE, technology, and site work.

Active Opportunity
$7,000,000Jul 20, 2026

The board reviewed a five-year financial forecast showing deficits starting in 2027-28 if the current non-recurring operational referendum is not renewed. Baird presented two hypothetical renewal scenarios: a $600,000 four-year non-recurring and a $512,000 three-year non-recurring referendum, with detailed levy and mill rate impacts. This indicates the district is actively evaluating an operational referendum renewal for 2027-28 onward, which will drive future spending capacity for staffing, programs, facilities, and services once a question is developed.

Pre-RFP
$600,000Jul 13, 2026

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