Outagamie County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Outagamie County
14 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
TID 12, created in 2023, is supporting redevelopment anchored by Grand Kakalin and Central Block, with a $48,676 developer guarantee from Grand Kakalin and a $90,000 grant to Central Block in 2025. The district shows about $9.7 million in future costs and $11 million in future revenues through 2051, plus significant special assessments and bad debt adjustments. This points to a complex downtown or riverfront redevelopment area where additional phases, infrastructure, and potential housing or mixed-use work will need financing, design, and development partners.
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$9,712,258Jul 29, 2026Kaukauna’s Joint Review Board recommended terminating TID No. 6 (NEW Industrial Park) at the April 8, 2026 council meeting to meet a May 2, 2026 state closing deadline. The district still shows about $2.9 million in future costs and similar future revenues, plus recent developer grants to TANN and Klink. As the TID closes, the city will be shifting how it funds remaining infrastructure, site work, and economic development deals in the park, creating a window to discuss alternative financing, phasing, or incentive structures for pending and future projects.
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$2,877,527Jul 29, 2026The Town has doubled the number of roads slated for reconstruction, targeting about $4–$6 million per year in work and confirming a preference for curb, gutter, and storm sewer over ditches. Funding will be through borrowing rather than a referendum, and the current CIP will largely stay as is, with additional roads added in 2035. This sets up a long runway of design, construction, and drainage work with predictable sequencing. Contractors, engineers, and materials suppliers should track the CIP and engage staff on upcoming years’ project packages.
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$6,000,000Jul 21, 2026Blackhawk Technical College plans to lease Beloit College’s Peet Hall dorm for 73 students and invest up to $1,000,000 in remodeling plus a five‑year lease averaging $116,291 annually. Work includes flooring and ceiling replacement, asbestos abatement, painting, doors, and residential life staffing, with an option to renew the lease for another five years. This creates upcoming needs for design, construction, environmental remediation, furnishings, security, and housing operations support as the college readies the facility for growing student housing demand.
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$1,581,455Jul 14, 2026Within TID 5 Commerce Crossing, the city issued a $900,000 developer grant to Kaukauna Hospitality LLC in 2025 while carrying over $37.6 million in future costs and $40.5 million in future revenues. This indicates a major hotel or hospitality project that is financed and moving ahead inside a long-lived TID (through 2037). Construction and professional services firms can track Kaukauna Hospitality and the city for ongoing build-out, tenant improvements, and adjacent infrastructure over the coming years.
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$900,000Jul 29, 2026The Engineer’s July 21 report outlines several active contracts: Springfield Drive reconstruction with Peters Concrete ($663,355.80), Eisenhower Drive multi-use trail with Highway Landscapers ($958,837.42), Outagamie Road Phase 3 with Northeast Asphalt ($447,840.75), and Town Hall parking lot and trails also with Northeast Asphalt ($225,987.75). Additional 2027 projects for Block Road and Debruin Road, plus an Eisenhower Drive culvert replacement seeking bridge aid, are in design. While core contracts are let, contractors, suppliers, and consultants can target change-order work, 2027 designs, and the upcoming culvert replacement.
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$2,296,121Jul 21, 2026Buchanan has authorized Cedar Corp to design, bid, and provide construction services for a 2027 reconstruction of Block Road from State Park Road to Berghuis Drive. The rural segment will be rebuilt as an urban section with storm sewer, curb and gutter, bike lanes, and new sidewalks on one or both sides. The Town will coordinate with the Village of Combined Locks on adjoining segments and Debruin Road. Design and intergovernmental coordination are underway, so construction contracting is still in planning and future bid packages are likely.
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$0Jul 21, 2026The Town authorized Cedar Corp to design, bid, and provide construction services for the north-south portion of Debruin Road from CTH KK to the curve, about 2,600 feet. The project is planned as a pulverize-and-pave, keeping the rural section, with Darboy Sanitary District installing water in 2026. Design will be done in summer/fall 2026 and construction is planned for 2027. With no construction contract yet and utility coordination required, there is upcoming work for paving, traffic control, and construction management vendors.
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$0Jul 21, 2026The Board is asked to approve base and alternate bids from Freedom Excavating for the Heesakker Culvert Bridge project in the amount of $98,339 plus a 10% contingency. This will fund construction of a culvert-style bridge and related work, with Freedom Excavating as prime contractor. The award identifies the incumbent and signals potential follow‑on work such as adjacent trail, park, or drainage improvements.
Contract Award
$108,173Jul 15, 2026Public Works is asking to move the Brush/Tree Chipper #18 replacement from the 2027 CIP into the 2026 budget, funded from the Street Equipment Trust Fund. Staff recommend purchasing an 18-inch Bandit chipper for $95,500 from Brooks Tractor, after comparing it to a Vermeer option quoted at $108,361.49. The current chipper is inoperable, making this a decided equipment purchase but also a signal of active fleet renewal and future opportunities in tree care gear, maintenance, and parts.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Outagamie County, Wisconsin
38 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Appleton Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Wrightstown Village
City333 pop.
Wrightstown Community School District
School1,320 students
Wisconsin Technical College System
State
West De Pere School District
School3,655 students
Town of Vandenbroek
City1,711 pop.
Town of Osborn
City1,220 pop.
Town of Oneida
City4,540 pop.
Town of Maple Creek
City589 pop.
Town of Maine
City856 pop.
Town of Liberty
City831 pop.
Town of Kaukauna
City1,317 pop.
Town of Hortonia
City1,045 pop.
Town of Grand Chute
City24,263 pop.
Town of Freedom
City6,175 pop.
Town of Ellington
City3,279 pop.
Town of Dale
City2,917 pop.
Town of Cicero
City1,026 pop.
Town of Center
City3,668 pop.
Town of Buchanan
City6,828 pop.
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