Marathon County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Marathon County
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Wausau is granting Eminent Development Corporation an exclusive planning option through December 31, 2026 for City-owned parcels on North 2nd Street and East Bridge Street. Eminent proposes a $18–22 million mixed-use project with 45–60 apartments (market and workforce), 5,800 sq ft of commercial space, and 85 parking stalls, likely seeking land at $1 and TIF support. No development agreement is in place yet, so housing developers, architects, engineers, and finance/LIHTC advisors can help shape design, capital stack, and incentives during due diligence.
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$22,000,000Jul 7, 2026From May 19 to June 18, 2026, the district issued large checks to Miron Construction for the MASH Tech Ed/classroom addition (including a $1.78M payment and a $1.23M payment), plus equipment buys such as welders, lifts, sanding table, racking, and other Tech Ed gear from multiple vendors. Wendel is providing professional services, and Dura Weld is involved in welding moves. This is a major referendum‑funded CTE capital project that is mid‑construction. Construction is largely committed, but specialty equipment, curriculum, safety, and ongoing maintenance offers can still find entry points as the facility is finished and occupied.
Contract Award
$1,460,249Jun 29, 2026The board approved establishing an escrow account to defease portions of its 2018 General Obligation School Building and Improvement Bonds. They will enter into an Escrow Agreement with Associated Trust Company, N.A. and transfer sufficient funds for early redemption of specified 2028, 2033, and 2034 maturities on April 1, 2027. This confirms the district is actively managing debt tied to prior facilities work, signaling future bond capacity and potential upcoming capital or refinancing projects.
Contract Award
$2,910,000May 20, 2026Haas Son's Inc. submitted Pay Application #2 for Abbotsford's 5th Street Reconstruction Project, scheduled for discussion and possible action on July 6, 2026. A prior pay application for $819,100.65 has already been processed, and the 2026 infrastructure budget shows up to $1,000,000 for this work. The main construction contract is in place, but street, utility, traffic control, and sitework vendors can still target change orders, materials, testing, or adjacent phases as the project progresses.
Contract Admin
$1,000,000Jul 6, 2026Accounts payable on May 19, 2026 include a $1.78 million payment to Miron Construction for the MASH tech ed/classroom addition funded via referendum. This large capital project is in active construction with substantial work remaining. Subcontractors and follow‑on vendors (furnishings, lab equipment, IT, signage) can target remaining packages and post‑occupancy needs.
Contract Admin
$1,778,106Jun 29, 2026The Mountain Bay Metro Police Department is moving into bidding for a new 26,500 SF headquarters and vehicle garage in Weston with an overall construction budget capped at $7 million. Design and bid documents prepared with The Boldt Company will be uploaded to QuestCDN on June 19, 2026, with bids due July 16, 2026 and construction slated from August 2026 to August 2027. This is an active competitive bid for general contractors and major trades, with follow-on needs likely for security systems, IT, furniture, and specialty equipment once the builder is selected.
Active Opportunity
$7,000,000Jun 18, 2026The Board approved Pay Estimate #29 with Community Infrastructure Partners for $973,909.08 covering engineering, project management, and construction on lead service line replacement. Quantities were reviewed and verified, indicating heavy ongoing work volume. This confirms a large, active program where additional services such as scheduling tools, inspection support, and grant compliance could be relevant while work continues.
Contract Admin
$973,909Jun 23, 2026The Board approved Pay Estimate #2 for $813,758.16 to Haas Sons, Inc. on the 2026 Downtown Utility Project after review by the inspector and Project Engineer Niksich. This indicates a substantial multi-phase downtown utility upgrade currently under construction. Utility designers, traffic management providers, and restoration/streetscape vendors can use this to understand the incumbent and time discussions about future phases or surface restoration work.
Contract Admin
$813,758Jun 23, 2026Between May 20 and June 10, 2026, the district spent over $176,000 with Ampro Data Services for BenQ boards, boardroom and classroom TVs, and referendum‑funded new classroom AV, plus $22,200 with Northwood Technical College tied to a USDA RUS‑DLT tech upgrade grant. Systems Technologies also received over $227,800 for data, security, fire alarm, and intrusion systems, much of it linked to new or renovated spaces. These awards show a major AV and infrastructure modernization funded partly by federal grants and referendum. Integration, training, content, and monitoring vendors can look for follow‑on work as these systems roll out districtwide.
Contract Award
$426,886Jun 29, 2026The district plans to replace failing EFIS wall systems on the South Mountain Elementary gym and two entrance areas after leaks and saturation raised structural concerns. Eight contractors were solicited, four bids were received on June 2, 2026, and Jackson & Associates was the lowest responsible bidder at $420,000; staff seek board approval to contract for this work in 2026. Vendors in building envelope, structural assessment, and related trades can track this as a current capital project and watch for similar replacements at other EFIS-equipped schools.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Marathon County, Wisconsin
69 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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City228 pop.
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City228 pop.
Town of Wien
City890 pop.
Town of Weston
City673 pop.
Town of Wausau
City2,168 pop.
Town of Texas
City1,606 pop.
Town of Stettin
City2,584 pop.
Town of Spencer
City1,595 pop.
Town of Ringle
City1,748 pop.
Town of Rietbrock
City864 pop.
Town of Rib Mountain
City7,310 pop.
Town of Rib Falls
City959 pop.
Town of Reid
City1,193 pop.
Town of Plover
City689 pop.
Town of Norrie
City1,013 pop.
Town of Mosinee
City2,262 pop.
Town of Mcmillan
City2,085 pop.
Town of Marathon
City1,004 pop.
Town of Knowlton
City1,999 pop.
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