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Government Projects in Winnebago County

26 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Public Health received a $500,000 Wisconsin Partnership Program Community Impact Grant for a 3‑year pilot, Addressing and Preventing Childhood Trauma in Winnebago County: A Community Schools Approach. A $158,913 budget transfer shifts funds from labor to contracted services so Oshkosh Area School District can employ two Community School Coordinators placed in high‑poverty elementary schools, with UWO evaluation and supplies also funded. This creates multi‑year needs for trauma-informed programming, evaluation, and school‑based services vendors.

Grant Funding
$500,000Jul 13, 2026

The Utilities Committee is asked to award a professional services agreement with JCG Land Services, Inc. for real estate acquisition services tied to flood mitigation projects, in an amount not to exceed $221,500. This covers property and easement acquisition needed to build flood mitigation infrastructure. JCG is the selected provider, but engineering, construction, modeling, and environmental firms can use this as a signal that design and build phases for these flood projects are advancing.

Contract Award
$221,500Jul 15, 2026

The Town Board discussed adopting GIS software for cemetery records and mapping, based on a demo from Cedar Corp. The tool would digitize grave locations and support road mapping, WISLER reporting, and grant applications, with an annual fee of $700 and cemetery startup cost of $6,500. A second proposal from Robert E. Lee & Associates is pending, and the board will compare both options and funding approaches. This is an active planning phase where GIS, asset management, and records vendors can shape scope, training, and broader use cases beyond cemeteries.

Pre-RFP
$7,200Jul 13, 2026

The town discussed its garbage and recycling contract, noting the current agreement with Harter's Fox Valley Disposal ends 12/31/2026. Another hauler, FGL, has offered to present a bid, and the board wants both companies scheduled to aid a budget-time decision. This is early planning for a new or renewed collection contract. Solid waste haulers and related service providers should engage now to understand service expectations, pricing history, and decision timing.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 13, 2026

The July 13, 2026 agenda lists Cedar Corp - GIS software as an action item, following a prior request for a Cedar Corp GIS presentation and a Zoom meeting with Robert E. Lee. The town is exploring GIS tools for mapping, asset management, and records. This indicates early-stage evaluation of GIS platforms and services. GIS and mapping vendors or consultants can offer demos, pricing, and implementation support while the board is still learning options.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 13, 2026

First responder minutes note that glucose monitors obtained from Gold Cross are not working and there is still no update on replacements. EMS renewals are being scanned and a Compeer financial grant has been submitted, with a decision expected in August. This points to an unresolved need for reliable glucose monitoring equipment. EMS suppliers and grant-savvy consultants can help identify appropriate devices, pricing, and potential grant alignment once funding status is known.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 13, 2026

The IT Director requested and received approval for a 3-year support agreement with Palo Alto Networks covering two firewall units scheduled for replacement in 2026, totaling $38,078. The County has used Palo Alto for about 15 years and views firewalls as critical to network and cybersecurity. This locks in Palo Alto as the incumbent for core security infrastructure through at least 2029. Security integrators and complementary vendors can target adjacent needs such as monitoring, incident response, or endpoint protection that build on the Palo Alto environment.

Contract Award
$38,078Jul 21, 2026

The committee will review a $50,346 budget amendment to fund Tyler Technologies implementation of bid management, eProcurement, and a vendor access portal. Tyler is already identified as the solution provider, and this funding backs software deployment and configuration. IT and procurement-focused vendors can look for integration, data migration, training, and change-management work around the new platform.

Contract Award
$50,346Jul 13, 2026

The Finance Department seeks a $50,346 General Fund budget amendment to implement Tyler Technologies Bid Management, Contract Management, and eProcurement (Vendor Access Portal) and cover first‑year license and maintenance. Tyler is already the ERP vendor, and this will replace the current free Euna Open Bids process and earlier OpenGov attempt. The procurement platform choice is decided, but this opens opportunities for vendor onboarding support, integration services, training, and for suppliers to adapt to the new portal.

Contract Award
$50,346Jul 13, 2026

IT plans to enter a 3‑year, $38,078 support agreement with Palo Alto Networks for two firewall units being replaced in 2026. The multi‑year deal locks in technical support, upgrades, and patches while avoiding expected annual price increases. The main firewall vendor is decided, but this confirms Palo Alto as the security incumbent for at least the next three years, opening adjacent opportunities for integration, monitoring, and security consulting around their environment.

Contract Award
$38,078Jul 13, 2026

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