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The Village is finalizing the Bethel Greenacre Park Master Plan, prepared by JT Engineering, as the basis for a 2027 park improvement project. The CIP budgets $1.5M for construction, and design is planned for summer/fall 2026 with bidding targeted for December 2026. This will involve new park amenities, utilities, stormwater features, play equipment, courts, paths, landscaping, and a custom restroom pavilion. Park designers, playground vendors, site contractors, and recreation equipment suppliers can still influence detailed design, specs, and future bid packaging.
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$1,500,000Jul 2, 2026Mount Horeb’s plan recommends installing about 584 kW of PV on nine municipal facilities, with an estimated $1.58 million upfront cost and roughly $98,000/year in avoided electricity cost. Arrays are sized by facility and include WWTP, Public Safety, Water/Electric shop, Village Hall, Library, Community Center, Public Works, and Parks/Forestry. The Village has not procured design or installation yet, so solar EPCs and owner’s reps can help refine system sizing, structural due diligence, interconnection, and phasing to match budgets and incentives.
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$1,575,700Jun 25, 2026Mount Horeb adopted a 5–10 year Municipal Energy Plan on Jan 16, 2026 that maps specific upgrades across 11 facilities, wells/lift stations, solar, and fleet. The plan includes retro-commissioning, LED/controls, roof and window work, heat pumps, and lifecycle-cost purchasing, plus solar arrays totaling about 584 kW and EV charging. No implementation contracts are named yet, so the Village must still scope, design, and fund phased projects. Energy engineers, solar/EVCI vendors, and owner’s rep firms can help translate this roadmap into sequenced, budgeted capital projects and grant-backed packages.
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$1,570,000Jun 25, 2026The CIP adds Netherwood Road improvements along the Featherwood Trails boundary, including resurfacing and upsizing water main from 8 to 12 inches, coordinated with Veridian’s development. Street work is budgeted for 2028, with water main design and construction in 2028–2030. This coordination between private development and Village work offers an opportunity for street contractors and utility installers familiar with developer projects.
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$2,198,000Jun 23, 2026Instead of a single interzonal booster station, the CIP now calls for major pump station upgrades and booster installations at Wells 4 and 5. Well 4 work is funded for 2028–2030 and Well 5 for 2032–2034, with Town & Country estimates around $2.4–$2.8 million each. This presents phased opportunities for engineering design, pump and controls supply, and construction to modernize these facilities and add booster capacity.
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$4,783,000Jun 23, 2026The Water Utility CIP programs a new elevated water tower in the primary pressure zone, with siting recommendations recently discussed and total cost around $5.4 million. Impact fees and new debt will fund design in 2027 and major construction in 2028–2029, but no construction contractor has been named. This is a major opportunity for water tank designers, contractors, and coating firms to engage on siting, real estate, and delivery approach ahead of bid.
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$5,378,000Jun 23, 2026Public Works staff presented a detailed draft 2027‑2036 Capital Improvement Plan covering streets, stormwater, facilities, fleet, and water/sewer utilities. The committee is asked to refine priorities and recommend changes to the Village Board; no projects in the plan have been bid yet. This is a roadmap of major construction, engineering, and equipment buys where designers, contractors, and vendors can still influence scope, phasing, and funding strategies.
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$67,860,000Jun 23, 2026McFarland is reviewing 30% design plans for reconstructing Siggelkow Road from Catalina Parkway to CTH AB, based on an AECOM corridor study and Town & Country Engineering concepts. The preferred hybrid cross section adds bike lanes, sidewalk, multi-use trail, intersection turn lanes, and major grading, with costs estimated at about $6.1M for Phase 1 and $4.5M for Phase 2 plus real estate and optional $800k retaining walls. There is no construction timeline yet, and the road may be phased, so transportation, civil, ROW, and trail firms can engage early on phasing, value engineering, walls, and ped/bike and utility integration before bids are set.
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$10,879,000Jun 22, 2026The District relies heavily on Wisconsin Clean Water Fund (CWF) loans for large capital projects and lists more than 25 active CWF‑financed notes totaling about $143.2 million outstanding. It also plans to use additional future CWF draws to finance current commitments and the 2026‑2031 CIP. This creates a continuing need for financial advisory, grant/loan consulting, and project documentation support tied to CWF requirements.
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$143,198,706May 31, 2026The South Standpipe and Lincoln Road water tower are scheduled for painting and rehabilitation in 2027, and staff and Strand will present logo options to the committee. While design and branding are being discussed now, contractors for coating and structural rehab are not identified. Tank painting and inspection firms can start conversations about condition assessment, coating systems, and bid timing for the 2027 maintenance work.
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Government Agencies in Dane County, Wisconsin
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