Wright County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Rockford Schools received a districtwide Facility Condition Assessment from Kraus-Anderson, identifying $34.7M in deferred maintenance over the next 10+ years across the high school, middle school, elementary, and bus garage. Needs include roofs, tuckpointing, HVAC, elevators, boilers, turf, parking, and electrical switchgear, with phased work envisioned from 2027–2036. The district plans to rebalance and prioritize projects, then seek competitive bids, creating a pipeline for construction, engineering, and building-systems vendors to help shape scopes and phasing.
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$34,700,000Jul 20, 2026Monticello is advancing plans for a major new Public Works Facility with an estimated total project cost of about $33.7 million. Architects and a construction firm have presented site, floor, and elevation plans, and the schedule targets bid authorization in September 2026, bid award in October 2026, and operations by June 2028. Vendors in construction, building systems, fleet equipment, and related services should monitor this timeline and engage with the City Engineer and design team as bid packages are developed.
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$33,662,060Jul 13, 2026The HRA is approving a TIF Development Agreement with MR Property LLC for a $2.8 million redevelopment at 111 Division St E, replacing a substandard auto parts store with an 8,400 sq ft mixed-use retail/production/warehouse facility for Modern Roots. The TIF note will reimburse up to $142,000 of eligible site improvement costs on a pay-as-you-go basis, with construction required to start by August 31, 2026 and complete in 2027. This locks in the primary financing partner but signals upcoming design, construction, site work, and downtown-compliant architectural needs where contractors, designers, and service providers can still engage the developer.
Contract Award
$2,800,000Jul 14, 2026On July 21, 2026 the City reviewed a developer request to reduce the letter of credit for the Oakview Ridge 2nd Addition subdivision by $225,567.90 based on 90% of completed obligations. The memo notes invoices from Westwood Professional Services and leaves a LOC balance of about $1.09 million, indicating substantial but not complete site work. Land development, engineering, and construction firms can anticipate remaining infrastructure work and future phases or nearby projects.
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$1,316,817Jul 21, 2026Seat Cover Solutions plans a 55,000 sq ft warehouse and processing facility in Otter Creek Business Park, with an estimated project cost of about $7.3 million. The City is submitting a $300,000 Job Creation Fund grant application and plans to pair it with MIF financing and an economic development TIF district to close a $1.4 million funding gap. This is an active economic development project where lenders, equipment vendors, industrial contractors, and workforce partners can support the company’s expansion and the city’s incentives stack.
Grant Funding
$7,300,000Jul 13, 2026Monticello is scheduling an August 10, 2026 public hearing to consider creating Economic Development TIF District No. 1-48 for Seat Cover Solutions’ 55,000 sq ft warehouse in Otter Creek Business Park. Proposed TIF assistance of roughly $711,000 would help write down land and site costs as part of a broader incentive package. This is a strong signal that the city will back the project financially, and consultants, bond advisors, and tax-credit/TIF specialists can engage around structuring, compliance, and potential future expansions.
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$711,000Jul 13, 2026A July 21, 2026 work session includes a Historic Bridge Update with a detailed WSB memo on emergency and long‑term repairs for the 1885 Crow River truss bridge. The memo outlines immediate stabilization work (~$50,000) and a larger long‑term repair program (~$149,000) plus grant applications and SHPO coordination. The City must choose design, funding, and construction paths, creating needs for engineering, construction, grant, and historic‑preservation support.
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$199,000Jul 21, 2026The City approved purchase of a parcel north of the future water treatment plant near I-94 and Chelsea Road for $255,000. The land enables raw and treated watermain crossings under I-94 and provides room for future plant expansion and circulation, while the current owner retains billboard easements and the city builds an access drive. Pipeline contractors, site planners, and expansion-focused vendors can track this as a sign of long-term infrastructure build-out beyond the initial plant project.
Contract Award
$255,000Jul 13, 2026Monticello is awarding a $135,719 contract to Braun Intertec for materials testing on its new Water Supply Treatment Plant. This covers concrete, pavement, utility excavation, and site improvement testing over a multi-year construction schedule through late 2028. The main CM-at-Risk and engineer are already selected, but specialty vendors can use this intel on the project team and timeline to target ancillary services, lab work, and future plant upgrades.
Contract Award
$135,719Jul 13, 2026City staff prepared a concept design and cost range for Depot Park, including a scenic river overlook, picnic shelter, landscaping, parking, and rail-themed elements. The plan estimates $26,000–$31,000, with some materials already on hand and others to be funded, likely via Local Option Sales Tax. The project is in planning and quote-gathering stages, so park design, site work, landscaping, and small-structure vendors can help refine scope, pricing, and phasing.
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