Wisconsin Government Projects &amp; Awards

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Midwest Meter Inc, Dinges Fire Company, Pure Water Labs LLC, Northern Lake Service Inc

Note:

Inferred: Sustained expenditures and contractor payments point to continuing needs for water utility upgrades and vendor engagement.

Major expenditure on parks development including building maintenance and grounds upkeep; $41,074 spent out of $50,000 allocated, suggesting ongoing projects for landscaping and facilities.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Midwest Sealcoat LLC

Note:

Inferred: Recent large vendor payments evident in check register (e.g., Midwest Sealcoat LLC for $21,750), highlighting ongoing subcontractor opportunities for park improvements.

Ongoing contractual/professional services for TIF3, TIF4, and TIF5 districts including engineering, accounting, financial analysis, and economic development.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Professional Services

Associated Companies:

Ehlers, Ehlers Investment Partners

Note:

Inferred: Major opportunities for consultants, engineering, financial advisory, and administrative services supporting TIF district development.

Active procurement and maintenance for electric utility infrastructure—recent major purchases from Bell Lumber & Pole Company, Irby Electrical Distributor, and RESCO.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Utilities

Associated Companies:

Bell Lumber & Pole Company, RESCO, Irby Electrical Distributor

Note:

Inferred: Consistent contractual spending and ongoing infrastructure projects suggest broad opportunities for electrical supply and contracted service vendors.

Reconstruction of Sauk Street infrastructure, with $665,457.41 expended and a remaining budget of $269,088.59 as of October 2025. Significant work pending for full completion.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Wolf Paving & Excavating Co

Note:

Inferred: High remaining budget and active expenditures signal ongoing construction activities. Opportunity for consulting, engineering, supply, and utility firms.

Dane County

Showing 5 of 9 projects

Detailed discussion on financing scenarios for a future "community campus project" with potential costs ranging from $65 million to $110 million. Strategies include leveraging existing debt repayment and benefits from TIFF closure, with anticipated borrowing in 2027.

Agency:

City of Middleton

Status:

Budget Planning

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Ellers

Note:

Inferred: High potential for a large-scale construction/redevelopment project. Potential need for socio-economic analysis/consulting related to community demographics and tax base capacity.

Implementation of the 2025 Greyber Pond Conservancy Management Plan, focusing on ecological restoration (native habitat, invasive species removal like reed canary grass and cattails), and developing/implementing stormwater management systems to mitigate flooding and prevent invasive species spread from adjacent developments.

Agency:

City of Middleton

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Adaptive Restoration LLC

Note:

Explicit capital budget allocation for 2026. Emphasizes collaboration with developers on storm management. Need for invasive species control.

Addition of funds to Media Fund for studio maintenance, equipment, and technology upgrades at WVMO radio/Community Media studios.

Agency:

City of Monona

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Slack Attack (mentioned as a collaborator)

Note:

Ongoing upgrades to radio automation, audio storage server, and streaming computers create consulting, equipment sales, and maintenance opportunities for IT/AV service providers and local electronics vendors. The need for additional part-time AV technicians opens staffing/subcontracting options. Collaboration with partners in media/events also possible.

Contracts for existing solar installations (City Hall, Library, Well #3) and potential for expansion/maintenance of solar infrastructure citywide.

Agency:

City of Monona

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

LEGACY SOLAR CO-OP

Note:

Regular payments for solar infrastructure indicate ongoing partnerships; future maintenance, monitoring, and expansion projects possible. Potential for subcontracting, system upgrades, and new site installations with sustainability focus.

Ongoing and likely annually renewed information technology support and managed services for city administrative offices and various facilities.

Agency:

City of Monona

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

LANTECH SERVICES, LLC

Note:

City continues outsourcing IT for support services, network management, and helpdesk via LANTECH SERVICES, LLC. There could be bidding opportunities at contract renewal or if seeking specialized enhancement (cybersecurity, hardware, cloud).

Dunn County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Joint grant application to Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs to upgrade Menomonie and Dunn County’s public safety radio infrastructure to WISCOM 2.0/800MHz system.

Agency:

Town of Menomonie

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

L3 Harris Technologies

Note:

Grant requires installation partners for new mobile and portable radios. IT integrators and low voltage contractors can seek subcontracts on radio installations; possible future upgrades across other city departments as part of a coordinated technology refresh.

La Crosse County

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Approvals of settlement agreements for tax assessment disputes involving Valley View Mall parcels, including amended agreement with J.P. Chase Commercial Mortgage Securities Trust.

Agency:

City of La Crosse

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Rogahn Jones LLC, Seibel Law Offices LLC

Note:

Settlement process and tax adjustment for commercial property disputes opens door for tax consultants, legal advisors, and real estate adjustment services. Inferred: Follow-on work to resolve re-valuations, property appraisal, legal documentation, and possible sale or transfer services for the parcels involved.

Marathon County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Procurement of a Ram 4500 truck chassis and installation of dump body, plow, and equipment, plus radio, for Village Public Works use. Includes equipment purchase, body/plow outfitting, and two-way radio installation.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Brickner’s of Wausau, Monroe Truck Equipment, Northway

Note:

This lead is based on explicit Council recommendation and approval for new capital equipment, with clear award notes for Ram 4500 chassis (Brickner’s), dump body/plow (Monroe Truck Equipment), and radio (Northway). There may be minor subcontracting opportunities for equipment supply, installation, or resale of the retired truck. CIP and GO borrowing funding noted.

Procurement of a new Ventrac mower including attachments and value from old unit trade-in. Acquisition includes bid review, equipment selection and trade-in logistics.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Central Lawn and Turf

Note:

Explicit purchase based on low-bid award. Involves purchase of new mower and trade-in of old unit. Subcontract/support opportunities possible for equipment transport or attachment supplies.

Purchase of Chevrolet 3500 truck chassis with custom platform body and equipment for village fleet plus two-way radio. Involves supply of vehicle, body/equipment installation, and communication systems.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Wheeler’s Chevrolet GMC, Phoenix Bodyworx, Northway

Note:

Project approved and recommends Wheeler’s Chevrolet GMC for chassis, Phoenix Bodyworx for platform body and equipment, and Northway for radio installation. Includes budget and cost breakdown. There is potential for sub-contract delivery/installation and future asset management.

Install chute and complete controller wiring for the SnoGo snowblower, with additional repairs for hydraulic valves, hoses, and other found issues. Services to be provided on time and materials basis.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Equipment

Associated Companies:

Streveler Fab & Machine Inc.

Note:

Contract being awarded based on bid for chute installation and possible additional repairs on a T&M basis. Subcontracting possible for parts supply (hydraulic/electrical) or heavy equipment repair support. Under $10,000 project.

Milwaukee County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Major replacement program for 80% of water system service lines and mains, including lead line removals to comply with EPA's Lead and Copper Rule. Involves utility-side and customer-side upgrades, grant administration and financial assistance program.

Agency:

Shorewood village

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

City Water, LLC

Note:

Explicit state and federal regulatory mandates and ratepayer-funded Financial Assistance Program for customer-side lead replacement signal likely competitive bids for mainline and service lead contractors, plumbers, environmental cleanup, and grant administration support. Project phase triggers Step II rate increases—specific construction milestones include North Oakland reconstruction, South Oakland meter vault replacement, and Southwest Area LSL replacement.

Approve agreement with GZA for coastal assessment and conceptual design alternatives for Atwater Park groins, including beach erosion analysis and public safety concerns.

Agency:

Shorewood village

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.

Note:

This is a specialized engineering study with potential to lead to capital improvements and construction projects pending assessment findings, including shoreline rehabilitation, public access upgrades, and grant-funded implementation. Competitive advantage for coastal, environmental, geotechnical, construction and restoration companies in subsequent phases. The scope includes regulatory coordination and identification of grant funding.

Ozaukee County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Adoption of a comprehensive impact fee ordinance to collect funds from developers for citywide capital costs: parks, police, fire, and transportation facilities. Fees to be used as matching funds or leverage for infrastructure projects.

Agency:

City of Port Washington

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Trilogy Consulting LLC, Kueny Architects

Note:

The impact fee program, calculated from extensive consulting work, will generate significant revenue for capital projects—creating new opportunities for engineering, design, construction management, and grant compliance consulting. Inferred: Ongoing need for assessment review, technology solutions for fee administration, legal guidance, and reporting/accounting. The program’s scope includes periodic review/adjustment, further supporting consulting and audit services.

Expansion and improvement of the City’s Municipal Street Department Garage, including a 45,485 square foot addition, to accommodate new land development and future growth; to be funded partly by newly authorized transportation facilities impact fees.

Agency:

City of Port Washington

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Kueny Architects, Trilogy Consulting LLC

Note:

The expansion addresses capacity constraints and anticipated growth, supported by an impact fee schedule for new developments. Initial studies and recommendations are by Kueny Architects and Trilogy Consulting. Financing will involve borrowed funds, and construction is planned within the 2025-2031 horizon. Inferred: High subcontractor potential for general construction, site work, MEP, engineering, and related trades. Continued population and commercial growth cited as drivers. Impact fee implementation creates further opportunities for consulting, assessment, compliance, and technology vendors.

Racine County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Racine County Economic Development Corporation (RCEDC) will provide economic development technical assistance, facilitate business expansion, oversee strategic business attraction/retention, support entrepreneurship, administer the Village loan programs, and work on Sturtevant special projects.

Agency:

Sturtevant village

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Colliers

Note:

RCEDC's annual contract includes diverse business support functions, coordination of grants/loans, and hands-on project and redevelopment assistance. There are strong indications of opportunities for consultants, marketing, training providers, real estate and redevelopment partners. Colliers is involved for marketing Village-owned lands. Inferred: Subcontracting/spinoff projects possible for site selection, marketing services, technical assistance, and entrepreneurship programming. Printing and mailing of promotional materials are not included and contract mentions these costs are to be separately negotiated (potential vendor opportunity).

Rock County

Showing 5 of 7 projects

Service agreement for animal control services for stray animals.

Agency:

City of Milton

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin

Note:

Inferred: Future contract renewals or bids for similar services post-2029. Annual increase of $100.

City of Milton is borrowing $3,000,000 from Bank of Milton to purchase the Hull Farms property with execution of all closing documents for future city use and development.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Bank of Milton, Hull Farms Inc.

Note:

The resolution formally authorizes city officials to sign a $3M loan and execute all necessary documents for the property purchase, providing subcontracting and vendor opportunities related to land acquisition, surveying, site development, and future city projects involving the acquired property.

Final change order for the Salt Storage Facility improvements at 150 Northside Drive with contract price adjusted based on field conditions.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Gilbank Construction, Inc., Baxter & Woodman Engineering

Note:

Project included site prep, demolition, and new salt storage facility. Final adjustment increases contract by $894 from original $394,019 budget. Subcontracting potential for facility maintenance and site management.

John Paul Road and Serns Road Lift Station Project scope expanded to include design for Badger Lane, Pheasant Ridge, Northside Dr, sidewalks, ADA ramps, and LS11 generator.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Baxter & Woodman Engineering

Note:

Additional engineering services for street, utility, and ADA improvements. Inferred: Follow-on construction, electrical, or landscaping procurements for the added work scope.

City of Milton enters four-year contract with the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin for animal control and related services.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin

Note:

The city will pay $5,500 annually, totaling $22,000 over four years. Subcontracting or supply/service opportunities may exist for animal control support, logistics, or call-handling services.

Rusk County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Rusk County is offering multiple parcels of real estate for sale via online auction, with a requirement for buyers to ensure properties meet compliance with local, state, and environmental regulations and possible remediation or improvements.

Agency:

Rusk County

Status:

Active Opportunity

Service type:

Public Notices & Legal Advertising

Associated Companies:

Wisconsin Surplus Online Auction

Note:

This opportunity is for companies offering real estate services, environmental remediation, zoning, legal, and compliance consulting due to required compliance with environmental, sanitation, zoning, and ordinance regulations. Inferred: Purchasers may need to conduct inspections, site remediation, infrastructure improvements, or work with engineering and environmental firms to address compliance and regulatory needs on the acquired properties. Sale approval will occur December 5, 2025.

Shawano County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Annual GIS services for DPW and water/sewer utilities, involving consulting, systems maintenance, mapping, and spatial data management.

Agency:

City of Shawano

Status:

Contract Admin

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Ruekert & Mielke Inc.

Note:

Potential ongoing need for additional IT integration, consulting, and custom solution developers, especially for smart city and advanced utility planning. Inferred: City investing in GIS signals continued technology needs for asset management, infrastructure, and community planning.

Replacement of outdated traffic signals at E Green Bay/Fairview Way and E Green Bay/Lincoln Street using SISP grant funds. Upgrades include new lane detection, cameras, and emergency preemption capabilities.

Agency:

City of Shawano

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

DOT's pre-approved signal installation contractor for NC Region

Note:

The awarded SISP grant covers 90% of costs with 10% city funding, making this a near-term opportunity for contractors in signal installation, electrical, and civil engineering sectors. Upgrade features may open doors for tech providers in traffic control and emergency services interfaces. Subcontracting opportunities likely. Inferred: Additional tech vendors could be required for advanced lane detection/camera components.

Projected $1 million CDBG-PF grant for infrastructure reconstruction over 9 blocks in District #4 including Union Street, Maiden Lane, Hamlin Street, and Maurer Street.

Agency:

City of Shawano

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

MSA, Inc., NRN Associates

Note:

MSA, Inc. is preparing grant applications and environmental reviews. NRN Associates are handling survey work. Substantial opportunities for construction firms, paving companies, engineering firms, and equipment providers related to the grant-funded street/utility work. Inferred: General contractors will need civil, utility, and concrete subcontractors.

Washington County

Showing 5 of 7 projects

Purchase of 2026 water meters for replacement program.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Metron

Note:

Routine annual purchase. Split funding from Water Utility and Wastewater Utility for sewer flow calculations. This is a purchase authorization for the budgeted amount.

Bridge investigation report and design services for Division Road bridge (over Jefferson Creek) and Maple Road structure (over Golden Creek).

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

MSA; Graef; AECOM

Note:

Division Road bridge has scour under abutment (storm damage). Maple Road structure has critical findings from county inspection. MSA submitted the lowest proposal. This contract is for assessment and design only, not the physical repair. Maple Road repair is budgeted at $275,000 for 2026. Division Road repair estimated at $70,000 (preliminary).

Forestry consultant services including acting village forester, GIS updates, contract development, tree inspections, and plan review for site plan submittals.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

WTEL Tree Science and Services

Note:

Renewal of an existing contract. RFP resulted in only one bid from WTEL, indicating a niche service. Services also include oversight for pruning projects.

Commercial cross-connection inspections for potable and non-potable water systems at 485 sites (2-year cycle).

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

HydroCorp

Note:

Required by state statute. Inspections ensure safety protection for potable water. Some businesses require annual inspection, others every two years depending on risk.

GIS System Transition to ArcGIS Online, including data migration, app development, and integration with other village systems.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

ESRI

Note:

Initial authorization for $20,000 out of a $40,000 budget for 2026. Transition is expected to be slow and careful. Current system hosted by Rukan Milki. Inferred: Opportunity for IT consultants specializing in GIS migration and software integration.

Waukesha County

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GIS upgrade and maintenance extension contract with MEAD & HUNT to build and enhance local geographic information system layers specific to the City of Oconomowoc. This includes data for zoning, future land use, and various municipal services, aiming to improve public accessibility and transparency beyond the existing county GIS.

Agency:

City of Oconomowoc

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

MEAD & HUNT

Note:

Project aims to enhance transparency and provide public access to detailed city-specific geographic data, which is currently lacking in Waukesha County's GIS. Explicitly mentioned as a budgeted item carried over.

Comprehensive modernization of GIS systems, including internal parcel-focused app and public-facing GIS portal.

Agency:

Town of Oconomowoc

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Mead & Hunt, Inc.

Note:

This is a turnkey GIS professional services project to develop a centralized GIS platform and applications for internal city staff and the public, enabling data integration, transparency, and improved planning and operations. Inferred: This may involve subcontracting for IT integration, database management, and ongoing technical support for the new system.

Purchase of polyphosphate and sodium hypochlorite chemicals from Martelle Water Treatment for use in city water operations.

Agency:

City of Brookfield

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Martelle Water Treatment

Note:

Chemical procurement contract ratified for municipal water treatment in 2026. Presents possible ongoing supply, hazardous materials logistics, and regulatory compliance service opportunities.

The city will contract Mead & Hunt for the modernization of its GIS system, including development of an internal parcel-centric GIS application, public-facing web platform, integration of spatial data, and a community development data needs assessment.

Agency:

Town of Oconomowoc

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Mead & Hunt, Inc.

Note:

This project covers multiple GIS components: new comprehensive spatial data layers, integration across city departments, internal staff applications, and a significant public transparency/engagement portal. Contract is already being authorized, but possible opportunities for software providers (ArcGIS-related), data integration, and future data maintenance or expansion. Inferred: Future expansion or maintenance will likely require new contracts.

Purchase of water meters from Badger Meters and Itron meter reading equipment from United Systems for use by Water Utility.

Agency:

City of Brookfield

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Badger Meters, United Systems

Note:

Inferred: Additional downstream opportunities for installation, integration services, data management, and training for new utility metering equipment.

Waupaca County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Installation of a Safe Haven Baby Box in a city facility (police or fire department) to allow anonymous infant surrender. Includes alarm system and training.

Agency:

City of Waupaca

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Safe Haven Baby Boxes (organization)

Note:

Inferred: Requires licensed contractor for installation. Inferred: Requires alarm monitoring services. Inferred: Fundraising support may be needed. City council to discuss further in January 2026. Potential locations include police department (staffed 24/7) or fire department (volunteer).

Wisconsin

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Annual contract between Shawano County and UW-Madison Extension for co-funded Extension programming positions: Positive Youth Development, Ag-Crops and Soils, Ag-Dairy, and Strong Bodies Coordination.

Agency:

Aniwa village

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System

Note:

The contract involves ongoing funding commitments for staff delivering educational programs across agriculture, youth, health, and community development; local businesses or consultants may be engaged to support programming, workshops, or facility needs. Inferred: Potential opportunities for IT support, office support, and additional educational or professional service providers as extension activities expand.

Lead service line replacements and water main upgrades in Racine as part of annual capital improvement projects, including change orders to contracts.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Miller Pipeline

Note:

Recent change orders signal continuing subcontractor demand for pipe supply, traffic control, and restoration. Inferred: Contract kept open specifically for additional private LSL replacements, extending opportunity for subcontractors.

Replacement of roofs on Racine Wastewater Utility facilities, involving removal and installation of new roofs, including specialized terra cotta systems.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Roberts Restorations, IRS (Roofing Consultant)

Note:

Awarded contract for $423k; expertise required for specialized roof types. Inferred: Additional sub-opportunities for suppliers and specialty contractors due to roof specialty.

Construction of elevated water storage tank along Adams Road and associated water main, including mechanical, electrical, and painting work.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Landmark Structures I L.P.

Note:

Major construction contracts and specialized subcontracts (mechanical, electrical, coatings) are active. Inferred: Remaining contract value (~1.28M) and design/construction services indicate ongoing and near-term opportunities for subcontractors and suppliers.

Change order for filter rehabilitation at water treatment plant, including extended scope and additional funding.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Lee Mechanical

Note:

Large-scale contract with sizable change order (~45k) implies scope for specialized mechanical and electrical subs, plant supplies, and controls providers. Inferred: Ongoing contract maintains opportunities for vendor engagement.

Wood County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Installation of an electronic message display on a non-conforming freestanding sign for Kevin Fier (Advanced Wound Care).

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Notices & Legal Advertising

Associated Companies:

Rapid Signs

Note:

Sign is non-conforming in height. Approved to add electronic message display to an existing cabinet. Conditions include compliance with Chapter 46 (signs), specific regulations for electronic displays (no flashing/scrolling, static for 2+ seconds, off by 11 PM), and no increase in sign height. Applicant cites cost as prohibitive for full code compliance ($23,000 vs. $9,300 for current request).

Construction of a 5-megawatt solar power plant on 27-28 acres of city-owned land.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

One Energy Renewables

Note:

Project aims to stabilize electricity rates due to increasing demand from data centers. Involves rezoning R2 to C1 (conservancy) and conditional use permit. Concerns raised by public regarding environmental impact, wildlife, property values, noise, and contract transparency. Features pollinator habitat planting, bifacial panels, single-axis trackers, steel pile foundations (not concrete), and agricultural style perimeter fencing. Local labor and apprenticeships emphasized. American-made components (panels from Houston, transformers from Racine, skids from Winn County) are becoming more common for One Energy. City of Wisconsin Rapids Waterworks and Lighting Commission requires a $100,000 initial investment to connect the system.

The city is seeking alternative solutions or service providers for animal control and sheltering services due to dissatisfaction with the current sole contractor. This could involve exploring new contractors, developing a city-run facility, or consulting on alternative models.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Inferred: Southwood County Humane Society (current incumbent)

Note:

Inferred: City is highly dissatisfied with current single provider and contract terms, feeling forced into current agreement. Explicit mention of exploring starting their own pound. Leads for new animal control service providers, facility design/construction, or management consulting.

Replacing existing sign cabinets on a non-conforming freestanding sign with one new cabinet with updated lighting for Kerber Rose.

Agency: