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Government Projects in Crawford County
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The committee selected Meise Construction’s low bid of $530,248 for base work plus two alternates for sitework on the combined Gays Mills/Soldiers Grove highway shop, with completion due by October 15, 2026. This covers initial earthwork and related site preparation for the new facility. Building construction, utilities, and equipment fit‑out will follow, creating upcoming needs for vertical construction, mechanical/electrical, and facility systems vendors.
The committee approved Universal Truck Equipment’s $181,249 package for a dual wing truck, with an option to reuse the left-hand wing for a $1,850 credit and an additional estimated $35,000 for brine and wedge tank work. Members also endorsed adding a wedge tank and valve body. This shows the County investing in more advanced snow and ice control setups, creating ongoing needs for liquid de-icing systems, controls, and maintenance support.
The County approved purchasing a complete equipment package for a single wing truck from Universal Truck Equipment for $159,072, covering body, hoist, hydraulics, plow, wing, and sander. Delivery is scheduled 380 days after the chassis is received, indicating a long lead time. This confirms Universal as the upfitter and highlights the County’s ongoing fleet replacement, which can drive future needs for maintenance, ancillary gear, and fleet management solutions.
Crawford County approved TEAM Engineering’s low bid of $4,800 for right‑of‑way staking on the CTH W CHI-S resurfacing project, including a plat survey for potential land acquisition. This is an early professional services package tied to a larger highway resurfacing effort from STH 61 to the Richland County line. Vendors in design, ROW services, construction management, and paving should track this corridor, as additional design and construction contracts will follow.
The Finance Committee approved three opioid settlement fund requests totaling about $62,910 for the Building Hope Project, CC Justice Programs, and CC Court Services. These initiatives likely involve behavioral health, justice support, and court-related services already selected for funding. Service providers in treatment, prevention, data systems, and evaluation can monitor these programs for expansion needs, sustainability planning, and future rounds of opioid fund allocations.
The Board approved a resolution to discontinue Crawford County’s support for the Scenic Mississippi River Transit (SMRT) commuter bus effective January 1, 2027, due to Vernon County’s withdrawal, rising costs, and declining ridership. The county’s annual contribution would have jumped from $6,000 to over $73,500, which they deemed impractical. This creates a looming gap in regional commuter options and opens the door to alternative mobility solutions, microtransit, or targeted demand-response services to replace lost coverage.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Crawford County, Wisconsin
25 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wauzeka Village
Town of Wauzeka
Town of Utica
Town of Seneca
Town of Scott
Town of Prairie Du Chien
Town of Marietta
Town of Haney
Town of Freeman
Town of Eastman
Town of Clayton
Town of Bridgeport
Steuben Village
Soldiers Grove Village
Mount Sterling Village
Lynxville Village
Gays Mills Village
Ferryville Village
Eastman Village
De Soto Village (pt.)
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