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Government Projects in Brown County
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The board approved the YMCA of Green Bay to run 21st Century Community Learning Centers and/or Fund 80 community-based after-school programs for 2026-27 at five elementary schools, for $650,177. This locks in the primary provider for extended learning and youth development at Baird, Beaumont, Eisenhower, Howe, and Sullivan. Program operators and curriculum, EdTech, and enrichment vendors can target the YMCA and district for content, PD, and wraparound services supporting these sites.
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$650,177Jun 22, 2026The board approved awarding IEI General Contractors a $324,000 contract to serve as general contractor for Family and Consumer Education (FACE) classroom renovations at Preble High School. Construction scope will focus on updating instructional space, likely including finishes, casework, and lab areas. This confirms the prime, but there may be needs for specialty subs, furnishings, equipment, and future phase work tied to CTE upgrades.
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$324,000Jun 22, 2026The board approved the Boys and Girls Club of Green Bay to provide 21st Century Community Learning Centers and/or Fund 80 community-based after-school programs in 2026-27 at Danz and Fort Howard Elementary Schools for $263,154. This confirms the Club as the lead operator for extended-day services at these sites. OST curriculum, EdTech, and enrichment providers can work with the Club and district to supply academic support, SEL, STEM, and family engagement resources aligned to 21st CCLC.
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$263,154Jun 22, 2026The Redevelopment Authority approved Public Works entering a professional services agreement with Ayres Associates for Quincy Street Railroad Compliance preliminary design for $87,532 funded by TID 21. This is a design-focused contract to address railroad compliance issues, likely tied to infrastructure and redevelopment access. While the main design work is awarded, construction and potential follow-on engineering or inspection services will follow, offering future opportunities for civil contractors and specialty consultants.
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$87,532Jun 16, 2026Public Works was authorized to enter a professional services agreement with Ayres Associates for traffic engineering services up to $71,000, and a budget amendment was approved due to a vacant internal position. This means the city will rely on outside expertise for traffic analysis, design, and review in the near term. The award provides incumbent insight and suggests additional needs in transportation planning, safety studies, and possibly future solicitations if the vacancy continues or work grows beyond the current contract.
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$71,000Jun 16, 2026De Pere is amending its contract with SmithGroup for added work on the citywide Comprehensive Plan and Downtown Master Plan. The amendment funds more public engagement, a Southeast Area neighborhood meeting, leadership presentations, and ArcGIS Hub/story map work through November 2026 at a cost of $28,171. This confirms SmithGroup as the planning/GIS incumbent and signals near‑term needs around online engagement tools, mapping, and implementation projects once the plans are adopted.
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$28,171Jun 22, 2026The Town awarded the 2026 chip seal program to Farhner Asphalt for $140,688.45 as the lowest responsible bidder. This covers chip sealing work on selected town streets during the 2026 construction season. Pavement maintenance and preservation vendors can use this as intelligence on Ledgeview’s treatment strategies, budgets, and Farhner’s incumbent position for future road work or complementary services.
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$140,688May 19, 2026De Pere approved hiring BerryDunn to lead ERP consulting for new finance and HR/payroll software. The firm will perform a needs assessment, develop the ERP RFP, support vendor demos and selection, and may negotiate the final contract. Total consulting cost is about $116,000, funded partly from unassigned reserves, with the actual ERP purchase and implementation still ahead. ERP vendors and implementation partners should track this as the city refines requirements and prepares its system procurement.
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$116,000May 12, 2026The consent agenda includes Pay Request #6 for the Heaven Hill Estates project to MC Excavating for $59,193.02. This shows MC Excavating is the excavation/incumbent contractor on an active subdivision or capital project, with work and payments ongoing. Competitors gain intel on the incumbent and project scale, while suppliers and subcontractors may see opportunities for remaining phases, materials, or future nearby developments.
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Government Agencies in Brown County, Wisconsin
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wrightstown Village (pt.)
City3,366 pop.
Wrightstown Village
City3,366 pop.
Town of Wrightstown
City2,637 pop.
Town of Scott
City3,660 pop.
Town of Rockland
City1,783 pop.
Town of Pittsfield
City2,788 pop.
Town of New Denmark
City1,537 pop.
Town of Morrison
City1,679 pop.
Town of Ledgeview
City9,608 pop.
Town of Lawrence
City6,719 pop.
Town of Humboldt
City1,293 pop.
Town of Holland
City1,547 pop.
Town of Green Bay
City2,207 pop.
Town of Glenmore
City1,052 pop.
Town of Eaton
City1,695 pop.
Suamico Village
City13,225 pop.
Pulaski Village (pt.)
City3,817 pop.
Pulaski Village
City3,817 pop.
Howard Village (pt.)
City20,775 pop.
Howard Village
City20,775 pop.
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