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Government Projects in Columbia County
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The Town of Wyocena accepted a bid for reconstruction of a portion of West Bush Road at the April 21, 2026 board meeting. Tri-County Paving was selected for $302,909.48, with about $13,158.50 in engineering fees via MSA, and the chair and clerk were authorized to sign the contract when issued. This locks in the prime and engineer but signals near-term needs for materials, traffic control, testing, and potential change-order or follow-on work on adjacent roads.
The Tourism Promotion Commission approved $36,113.45 in claims for tourism marketing and media in its May 6, 2026 meeting. Spend covers print, digital, TV/OTT, and campaign work with Madison Media Partners, IWIFR, Multi Media Channels, and the Portage Area Chamber of Commerce for travel planners, winter campaigns, and local events. This confirms current media vendors and channels, useful for firms targeting future-year tourism marketing, creative refreshes, analytics, or supplemental campaigns when the 2027 budget cycle opens.
On June 23, 2026, the Portage Area Chamber of Commerce invoiced the Tourism Commission for a $11,500 third-quarter tourism direct allocation and $5,000 for Half Marathon & 5K advertising, totaling $16,500. This funding supports ongoing tourism promotion and race marketing delivered by the Chamber under its tourism role. While this work is already committed, it confirms the Chamber as the city's lead tourism marketing partner, useful intelligence for firms proposing supplemental campaigns, sponsorships, or visitor experience tools around the race and other events.
The Board approved transferring $34,250 in opioid settlement funds to continue operating the AppArmor application from September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2029. The county has already implemented AppArmor for alcohol and drug abuse prevention and previously funded it through two annual terms. This signals a committed three-year runway for the platform and potential needs around configuration, integrations, user engagement, and complementary AODA/behavioral health tools.
The Town received a single bid for 2026 roadside mowing and approved a $45,000 contract with Prideworks. This locks in a vendor for the current season across town roads. Contractors offering vegetation management, traffic control, or related services may see follow-on needs or a rebid opportunity when this annual contract term ends.
At the May 13, 2026 board meeting, the Town of Arlington approved a quote from Scotts Construction for road maintenance work on several routes. The scope includes chip sealing Richards and Meek Roads, bar patching on WIBU Road and Pine Hollow, scratch and seal work on WIBU, and an additional 20000 in crack filling. This indicates that Scotts Construction has been selected for the immediate road maintenance package and the work is likely to proceed in the current construction season. For vendors, this reveals Scotts as the incumbent for recent roadway preservation work and highlights which roads are receiving attention, which can inform follow-on services such as traffic control, materials supply, inspection, or future resurfacing or reconstruction planning.
The Town accepted a bid from Yard Bandits to handle lawn mowing and trimming at the town hall at a rate of $145 per visit. This sets the grounds maintenance provider for the near term at the municipal facility. Landscape and facility maintenance vendors can note the incumbent and per-visit pricing when positioning for future town hall or other facility grounds work.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Columbia County, Wisconsin
40 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wyocena Village
Town of Wyocena
Town of West Point
Town of Springvale
Town of Scott
Town of Randolph
Town of Pacific
Town of Otsego
Town of Newport
Town of Marcellon
Town of Lowville
Town of Lodi
Town of Lewiston
Town of Leeds
Town of Hampden
Town of Fountain Prairie
Town of Fort Winnebago
Town of Dekorra
Town of Courtland
Town of Columbus
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