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Government Projects in Winnebago County

26 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Winnebago County has approved $1,959,476 toward Community Park Spirit Fund projects for soccer complex improvements, rugby expansion, and a new pickleball complex. Three user clubs must fundraise the remaining cost and the Parks Commission is now shaping policy for donor naming rights ahead of an August 2026 board action. This is early-stage planning for design, construction, amenities, and sponsorship assets where consultants, designers, fundraisers, and sports-facility vendors can help scope projects and donor packages.

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$1,959,476Jul 7, 2026

Fox West is mid-project on a Fine Screen, Blower, and Genset replacement at the wastewater plant. Sabel Mechanical has a $1,175,000 construction contract, with $478,311 completed and a third pay request of $156,215 on the July 1, 2026 agenda. This confirms the scope and remaining balance for electrical, process integration, and mechanical work, giving subcontractors and equipment vendors insight into active plant upgrades and likely follow-on optimization or maintenance needs.

Contract Award
$1,175,000Jul 1, 2026

The 2027 CIP proposes replacing a heavily rusted 2010 Elgin Pelican street sweeper used around the transfer station, with an estimated cost of about $230,000. Staff are exploring Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) matching grant funds, so purchase timing and specifications may depend on grant requirements. Sweepers and heavy equipment dealers, as well as grant support consultants, have an upcoming sales opportunity tied to emissions‑compliant equipment and funding strategy.

Pre-RFP
$230,000Jul 8, 2026

Winnebago County is advancing a Landfill Planning and New Site Land Purchase project approved in October 2025, with Phase 3 starting January 2026. Foth prepared a landfill siting report under staff and Board review, and the Solid Waste Department is coordinating with Corporation Counsel on communications to a landowner, with only $4,529 spent of a $200,000 budget. This is early-stage planning for a new landfill site and associated land acquisition, where engineering, environmental, real estate, and project management vendors can help shape design, permitting, and acquisition strategy before large capital work begins.

Pre-RFP
$200,000Jul 1, 2026

The 2027 budget adds multiple new SCADA‑related items: a 7‑year hardware/computer replacement for regulatory compliance, troubleshooting support for main, Snell, Sunnyview, and gas systems, and Tyler Munis API support for scale financials. Existing systems need modernization and reliable integration with financial software and regulatory reporting. Industrial automation and SCADA firms can propose lifecycle replacement plans, support contracts, and integrations tailored to landfill, leachate, and gas operations.

Pre-RFP
$31,000Jul 8, 2026

Town staff presented four options for 2026-27 cyber liability insurance, comparing Lexington and State National carriers with $500,000 or $1,000,000 limits. The board will choose a carrier and coverage level as part of the July 1, 2026 general insurance renewal at the June 8 meeting. Cyber brokers and security advisors can help clarify coverage differences, quantify cyber risk, and bundle incident response or security services aligned to the chosen policy.

Pre-RFP
$31,242Jun 8, 2026

Johnson Controls found failing motors on the Bioway and sludge storage tank exhaust fans and recommended replacing those motors plus bearings on EF7, at a total cost of $7,310. This maintenance is part of their spring preventive inspections. HVAC service and parts suppliers can view Johnson Controls as the incumbent while watching for additional facility mechanical upgrades or energy-efficiency projects.

Contract Award
$7,310Jul 1, 2026

Faith Technologies installed a software patch on the SCADA computer so it can communicate start/stop commands with the new fine screen HMI panel, at a cost of $4,269. This indicates the plant is actively integrating new process equipment into existing controls. Controls and SCADA vendors can treat this as a sign of ongoing integration needs, future modernization, and possible support contracts.

Contract Award
$4,269Jul 1, 2026

The committee approved requesting $160,000 in the 2027 County Budget from the National Opioid Abatement Settlement Fund to continue the Sheriff's contract with Solutions Recovery, Inc. for an onsite liaison for the STAR jail-based treatment program. The vendor is already in place, but funding for calendar year 2027 still needs to be included in the future budget. This is a budget and program-continuation signal that could lead to future service expansion, evaluation, or complementary treatment and data services around STAR.

Budget Planning
$160,000Jul 6, 2026

The Town of Algoma has a standing arrangement with Roe Nurseries, Inc. to supply and plant memorial trees in Jones Park and Kewaunee Park under its Memorial Tree Program. The policy, revised June 24, 2026, specifies that Roe handles purchase, planting, fertilizing, staking, and mulching for donor-funded trees. This confirms Roe Nurseries as the incumbent for park tree planting, signaling limited near-term opportunity for competitors but potential for future rebids, complementary landscaping, irrigation, or park enhancements around these memorial plantings.

Contract Award
$0Jun 24, 2026

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