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Brookfield's CDA endorsed creating Tax Increment District No. 9 and amending TID No. 8 to support a major redevelopment of the former Boston Store site, including a new public market, medical office, and retail. Staff and consultants estimate about $19.55 million in TIF-backed grants to Irgens and Visit Brookfield for site, utility, amenities, land acquisition, and market construction, with design and proforma work still pending. This is a multi-year, mixed-use project that will need architecture, engineering, market design, construction, leasing, and grant support well before any city-led procurement.
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$19,550,000Jun 30, 2026The Village's 2026 potential debt list includes $575,000 for 2026 street paving and $532,000 for three culvert projects (Pilgrim Parkway twin, Creekwood Court, and Wrayburn Road). The project summary shows early expenditures on 2026 paving for bid advertising and emergency Wrayburn-Hollyhock culvert repairs. Detailed construction contracts for full paving and culvert replacements are not yet laid out, giving paving contractors and bridge/culvert firms advance notice of sizable upcoming work.
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$1,107,000Jun 23, 2026The Village lists $1.5 million for 2025 pathways and about $2.55 million for 2026 pathway engineering and construction, to be financed with 2026 debt. KL Engineering is billing for 2026/2028 pathway design services, so the design phase is active. Construction contracts for multi-year pathway buildout have not yet been detailed, offering upcoming work for transportation engineers, trail contractors, and materials suppliers.
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$3,545,840Jun 23, 2026Wonderkind Pediatric Dentistry plans an 11,300 sq ft Georgian-style multi-tenant building at 695 W. North Shore Drive, with a $3 million budget and early 2027 construction start. The concept includes a pediatric dental clinic, potential pediatrician office, and children’s play cafe, with 54 parking stalls and professional landscaping. The developer is exploring TID assistance and must still complete borings, civil design, and space programming, creating openings for design, engineering, construction, financing, and tenant fit-out vendors.
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$3,000,000Jun 22, 2026The district is set to approve Marsh & McLennan Agency (MMA) for its 2026-2027 property, liability, and workers compensation insurance at a total premium of $1,158,366. Workers compensation is the main cost driver, with an 8.4% premium increase tied to a high experience mod of 1.44 and payroll growth. ICW will become the new workers comp carrier and is offering a 15% flat dividend, while the district works with MMA and WERMC to reduce claims and future premiums. Risk management, safety, HR, and data/analytics vendors can target loss reduction, claims management, and safety program support around this multi-carrier program.
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$1,158,366Jun 22, 2026Milwaukee Public Schools has a board-approved $2.4M investment to restore and expand CTE at North Division High School, including new CNA, dental assistant, IT, welding, and future automotive and architectural design programs. The district is collaborating with MATC and still needs to rebuild labs, add courses, and address staffing and advisory board gaps. This creates room for education, workforce, and facilities vendors to help with lab buildouts, curriculum-aligned equipment, instructional support, and industry advisory engagement.
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$2,400,000May 14, 2026The city awarded the 2026 Lisbon Road Pathway Project #BP-26-01 to LaLonde Contractors Inc. for $860,235.89. This is a substantial pedestrian/bicycle or multi-use path construction along Lisbon Road, including related easements. Civil engineering, construction services, and trail amenity vendors should treat this as a live capital project with potential for subcontracts, materials, lighting, signage, and future extensions of the pathway network.
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$860,236Jun 16, 2026An additional project list for the 2026 debt plan includes a 3,500-gallon Kenworth T880 fire tender estimated at $700,000. The unit is described as potential debt, not yet confirmed in the final issuance. Fire apparatus makers and upfitters have a window to help refine specs, lifecycle cost, and financing strategies if the Village proceeds with ordering a new tender.
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$700,000Jun 23, 2026The Finance Committee approved purchasing desktop and laptop computers from Vanguard Computers, Inc. for an estimated $598,000, with final pricing set when the order is placed this week. This is a large citywide hardware refresh funded through the Computer Replacement fund, with a companion budget amendment to cover higher-than-expected costs. Hardware, imaging, deployment, asset management, and endpoint/security service providers can target follow-on needs like setup support, lifecycle services, and future replacement planning.
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$598,000Jun 16, 2026The district is finalizing a 6-12 social studies curriculum adoption with McGraw Hill after discovering the original quote was incomplete. The board previously approved $180,201.31 and is now asked to approve an additional $271,642.11, bringing the total to $451,843.42. This confirms McGraw Hill as the core secondary social studies content provider, signaling future needs for PD, digital implementation, and supplemental resources around this program.
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Government Agencies in Waukesha County, Wisconsin
43 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Waukesha Village
City8,484 pop.
Waukesha County
County417,029 pop.
Wales Village
City2,947 pop.
Vernon Village
City7,456 pop.
Town of Ottawa
City3,657 pop.
Town of Oconomowoc
City8,897 pop.
Town of Mukwonago
City7,820 pop.
Town of Merton
City8,387 pop.
Town of Lisbon
City10,843 pop.
Town of Genesee
City7,206 pop.
Town of Eagle
City3,547 pop.
Town of Delafield
City8,213 pop.
Town of Brookfield
City6,461 pop.
Sussex Village
City12,162 pop.
Summit Village
City5,287 pop.
Pewaukee Village
City8,195 pop.
Oconomowoc Lake Village
City584 pop.
North Prairie Village
City2,198 pop.
Nashotah Village
City1,310 pop.
Mukwonago Village (pt.)
City8,268 pop.
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