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Government Projects in Chisago County

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The June 11, 2026 agenda asks the board to authorize administration to work with legal counsel, a financial advisor, and planning partners to move forward with facility projects. This indicates the district is preparing a new round of capital work but has not yet defined scopes or selected vendors. Capital planning, architecture, engineering, CM, and owner’s rep firms can engage now around needs assessment, bond planning, and project phasing before formal procurements are issued.

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$4,900,000Jun 11, 2026

Wyoming awarded a $5,739,644 contract for a consolidated City Hall, Police, and Fire facilities improvement project at 26263 Forest Boulevard. Council acknowledged bids were higher than estimates but chose to proceed while pursuing value engineering and cost savings. This sets a multi‑year capital build with substantial follow‑on needs for specialty trades, furnishings, low‑voltage, security, IT, and move/relocation services as design and construction progress.

Contract Award
$5,739,644Jul 7, 2026

Wyoming is advancing the Sunrise Riverbank Commercial preliminary plat for a 15.6-acre mixed-use site at Viking Blvd and Kettle River Blvd, planned for a gas/convenience store, hotel, and apartment building. The plat triggers requirements for a traffic signal at CSAH 22/Kettle River, Kettle River Blvd paving/upgrades, internal roads, utilities, stormwater/floodplain work, and future PUD/site plans and CUPs. Civil, traffic, architectural, and mixed-use development vendors should track this as a multi-phase opportunity as individual lots move to detailed design and construction.

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$0Jun 23, 2026

Council approved $51,493.50 for Braun Intertec to provide special inspections and construction materials testing for the City Hall and Fire Department project. Services include soils, concrete, masonry, steel inspections, lab testing, and engineering oversight throughout construction. This locks in the testing vendor but signals an active construction program where other professional services like commissioning, surveying, and geotech follow‑ons may still be needed.

Contract Award
$51,493Jul 7, 2026

Council authorized spray patching on Kettle River Boulevard by KCM Specialties in an amount not to exceed $40,995. The road is a former county turnback with significant pavement distress and a 55 mph stretch, so the city is using truck‑mounted spray patching to reduce crew exposure in live traffic. While this work is awarded, it signals an aging corridor likely to need broader rehabilitation, design, or resurfacing in future capital plans.

Contract Award
$40,995Jul 7, 2026

Council approved $13,628.77 in invoices to Wold Architects for design development on the City Facilities Project. The city has been planning facilities since 2019 and purchased 26263 Forest Boulevard to house Police and Administration, with current City Hall to be converted to a fire station. This confirms Wold as the architect of record and ongoing design spend, signaling continued needs for engineering subconsultants, specialty designers, and future renovations beyond the current scope.

Contract Award
$13,629Jul 7, 2026

The council will approve payment to Wold Architects for design development on the City Facilities Project, indicating design work on a new or upgraded municipal facility is underway. The current item is a $13,628.77 invoice, suggesting an existing A/E contract and early design stage. Facility planners, construction managers, technology integrators, and furnishings providers should track this as the project moves from design into bidding for construction and fit-out.

Contract Award
$13,629Jul 7, 2026

On July 9 the board will consider renewing its FY 2027 membership with Resource Training and Solutions for $3,684.88, including a base district membership and per-student fee. This positions Resource Training & Solutions as a key regional services partner for the district. Other professional service vendors should understand which cooperative programs and contracts the district can access through this membership when proposing training, consulting, or shared services.

Contract Award
$3,685Jul 9, 2026

The board will consider renewing its 2026-27 membership in the Minnesota Rural Education Association (MREA) for $2,500. The invoice notes base and legislative fees tied to APU counts, with Superintendent Sara Paul as the primary contact. This confirms MREA as an advocacy and services partner, and signals that the district is engaged in rural-focused initiatives where consultants, curriculum, and service providers may align proposals with MREA resources and networks.

Contract Award
$2,500Jul 9, 2026

The board is considering renewal of its membership in the Minnesota School Boards Association for $12,278. This is a professional services subscription that supports governance, policy, and training. While the vendor is decided, this confirms ongoing investment in board development and can signal openness to other governance, strategic planning, or consulting support.

Contract Award
$12,278Jun 11, 2026

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