Brown County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The electric transmission CIP includes engineering for Transformer replacement at Center Street Substation with a $1,000,000 line item and a $100,000 MN Dept. of Commerce grid resilience grant offset. There are also breaker upgrades at Center Street and South Side substations. Substation design firms and high-voltage contractors can pursue upcoming engineering and construction work tied to transformer and breaker replacements.
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$1,420,000Jun 23, 2026The 2026 wastewater capital plan includes $1.2 million for MCC replacement with EPA funds plus $250,000 for SCADA equipment upgrades and $500,000 for Courtland lift station equipment replacement. This signals a substantial electrical and controls modernization program at the treatment plant and a remote lift station. Electrical contractors, panel builders, SCADA integrators, and engineering firms should engage early on design standards, sequencing, and procurement strategy.
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$1,950,000Jun 23, 2026The Lakeside Village Addition received its initial paved streets, curb, sidewalks, driveways, lighting, and restoration under the 2025 Utility, Street and Alley project. The final project cost is about $1.18M, with roughly $1.15M specially assessed across 60+ residential lots, and assessments were finalized July 7, 2026. Base infrastructure is now in place, setting up ongoing demand for infill construction, inspection, small civil jobs, and future maintenance as the subdivision builds out.
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$1,178,554Jul 7, 2026The May 2026 Director’s Report lays out a multi-utility 2026 capital improvement program exceeding $6.9 million, spanning electric production, transmission, distribution, gas, water, wastewater, administration, and IT. Projects include boilers and switchgear upgrades, breaker replacements, SCADA upgrades, well rehabs, MCC replacement, outfall repair, lift station equipment, and grid resilience work. Engineering, construction, SCADA, and equipment vendors can engage departments now to position for design, procurement, and implementation across this portfolio.
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$6,928,500Jun 23, 2026The Gas department is upgrading SCADA at the Hutchinson interconnect and budgeted $45,000 for gas SCADA upgrades in 2026, while Water and Wastewater also have SCADA upgrade budgets and IT notes ongoing SCADA work. This suggests a multi-utility SCADA modernization effort. SCADA vendors, communications providers, and cyber/OT security firms can propose standardized platforms, telemetry upgrades, and security hardening across gas, water, and wastewater.
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$313,000Jun 23, 2026The IT capital plan for 2026 includes $80,000 for disaster recovery servers, $19,000 for a firewall refresh, $14,000 for Veeam backup licensing, and $21,000 for Windows Server Datacenter licensing. IT also notes SCADA cyber exercises and a 3-year FRSecure program. Infrastructure and cybersecurity vendors can offer data center design, backup/DR architecture, firewall solutions, and managed security services.
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$134,000Jun 23, 2026City Hall is proceeding with a security upgrade for the administrative office area. On June 16, 2026 the Council accepted a low bid from RW Carlstrom for $100,715 to complete the security improvements. The primary construction work is awarded, but the project suggests upcoming needs for access control configuration, monitoring, staff training, and possible future phases at other city facilities.
Contract Award
$100,715Jul 7, 2026Brown County completed CD16 Repair 24-003, replacing a restricted road crossing tile at CSAH 5 in Bashaw Township. M.R. Paving & Excavating performed the main replacement work, with a 2026 invoice of $74,910 and earlier exploratory work by Lohrenz Excavating. This establishes M.R. Paving as the current drainage and road-crossing contractor for this system; firms offering inspection, lining, telemetry, or follow-on drainage improvements can target future CD16 needs and nearby crossings.
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$74,910Jul 7, 2026Staff are proposing amendments to Section 4.7/Table 4-11 of the zoning ordinance to change R-3 Medium Density standards from 3–8 units/acre to 3–9 units/acre and reduce minimum lot area per unit to about 4,500 sq ft. The Planning Commission is asked to confirm the approach and direct staff to work with the City Attorney to draft an ordinance, aligning zoning with the 2024 Comprehensive Plan and housing needs study. This change will open more land for medium-density projects and likely drive increased planning, engineering, and housing development work.
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$0Jun 25, 2026The Planning Commission is considering approval of the revised preliminary plat for Oak Bluffs 11th Addition, converting 0.86 acres along North Highland Avenue into twin-home and single-family lots in the R-3 Medium Density district. Utilities are available in adjacent streets and both lots meet development standards, with conditions including fees and CAD files. This signals upcoming site design, engineering, and vertical construction work once the plat is finalized and developers move to build-out.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Brown County, Minnesota
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Stately
City171 pop.
Town of Stark
City299 pop.
Town of Sigel
City339 pop.
Town of Prairieville
City229 pop.
Town of North Star
City264 pop.
Town of Mulligan
City180 pop.
Town of Milford
City685 pop.
Town of Linden
City285 pop.
Town of Leavenworth
City263 pop.
Town of Lake Hanska
City330 pop.
Town of Home
City491 pop.
Town of Eden
City208 pop.
Town of Cottonwood
City845 pop.
Town of Burnstown
City259 pop.
Town of Bashaw
City221 pop.
Town of Albin
City308 pop.
City of Springfield
City1,992 pop.
City of Sleepy Eye
City3,482 pop.
City of New Ulm
City13,925 pop.
City of Hanska
City380 pop.
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