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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Racine
Removal and replacement of failed concrete sidewalks, driveway approaches, curb & gutter, and the installation of new sidewalk areas City Wide.
Posted Date
Jul 6, 2026
Due Date
Jul 17, 2026
Release: Jul 6, 2026
City of Racine
Close: Jul 17, 2026
Removal and replacement of failed concrete sidewalks, driveway approaches, curb & gutter, and the installation of new sidewalk areas City Wide.
AvailableCity of Racine
The City of Racine seeks qualifications from experienced developers for high-density, market-rate residential, or mixed-use development with a minimum of 250 dwelling units on a 1.63-acre site at 725 Lake Avenue.
Posted Date
Jun 29, 2026
Due Date
Sep 15, 2026
Release: Jun 29, 2026
City of Racine
Close: Sep 15, 2026
The City of Racine seeks qualifications from experienced developers for high-density, market-rate residential, or mixed-use development with a minimum of 250 dwelling units on a 1.63-acre site at 725 Lake Avenue.
AvailableCity of Racine
Upgrades to the existing lift station. The upgrades consist of installation of three new pumps along with new piping, isolation valves, check valves, and other piping appurtenances. It includes demolition of the building roof and a portion of the building shell to expose the existing wet well and then construction of a new roof over the remaining portion of the building (control room / dry well), as well as a new concrete slab (with access hatches) constructed over the wet well. The upgrades include installation of all new electrical equipment, and panels, an automatic transfer switch, a generator, interior and exterior lighting, a control panel, instruments, and all electrical and control appurtenances. Also included are new HVAC equipment, duct work, and plumbing elements. Finally, the upgrade includes site improvements such as an asphalt driveway, permanent and removable bollards, sidewalk, and a new fence around the generator and grade mounted HVAC equipment. All other scope items contained within or implied by the contract drawings and specifications are included in the overall project.
Posted Date
Jun 19, 2026
Due Date
Jul 23, 2026
Release: Jun 19, 2026
City of Racine
Close: Jul 23, 2026
Upgrades to the existing lift station. The upgrades consist of installation of three new pumps along with new piping, isolation valves, check valves, and other piping appurtenances. It includes demolition of the building roof and a portion of the building shell to expose the existing wet well and then construction of a new roof over the remaining portion of the building (control room / dry well), as well as a new concrete slab (with access hatches) constructed over the wet well. The upgrades include installation of all new electrical equipment, and panels, an automatic transfer switch, a generator, interior and exterior lighting, a control panel, instruments, and all electrical and control appurtenances. Also included are new HVAC equipment, duct work, and plumbing elements. Finally, the upgrade includes site improvements such as an asphalt driveway, permanent and removable bollards, sidewalk, and a new fence around the generator and grade mounted HVAC equipment. All other scope items contained within or implied by the contract drawings and specifications are included in the overall project.
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Sole Source: If sale is less than $50,000, use sole source.
Coops: Ask to buy via Sourcewell (city participates). If not a fit, confirm eligibility to use Wisconsin VendorNet statewide contracts or OMNIA Partners.
City of Racine, WI uses sole source infrequently. Ordinance Sec. 46-39 allows an exception when a proprietary or only-capable solution is required.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Racine
The committee reviewed and recommended approval for several licensing applications, including retail liquor licenses, changes of agent for tobacco and liquor licenses, and a massage establishment license renewal. Key discussions also included a proposed ordinance regarding unleashed animals and dog parks, a review of the licensed premises report, and formal expressions of concern regarding specific businesses following a police report.
The Commission held a closed session to deliberate on the potential acquisition of public properties, the investment of public funds, and to receive legal advice regarding ongoing litigation related to the Racine Area Intergovernmental Sanitary Sewer Service, Revenue-Sharing, Cooperation and Settlement Agreement. Following the closed session, the commission approved amendments to the professional service agreement with Strand Associates for $60,000, authorized an extension on taking action regarding a Material Change in Circumstance claim, and resolved to pursue the legal strategy discussed during the closed proceedings.
The board conducted interviews regarding requests for exemptions from residency restrictions. Specifically, the board evaluated and granted exemption requests for individuals seeking to reside at 1901 Carter Street and 1327 Maple Street, Unit #1, within the City of Racine. Deliberations for these quasi-judicial hearings were held in closed session before returning to open session to announce the final decisions.
The committee discussed several key items, including the authorization of a contract for design services for Fire Station 1, receiving a presentation regarding the First Choice Pre-Apprenticeship Program, and approval to apply for and accept multiple grants, including the 2027 Beat Patrol Grant and the 2026 Bureau of Justice Assistance grant. Additionally, the committee reviewed donations for the police department, awarded a contract for the City Sump Pump Program, approved the transfer of property to the Community Development Authority, and authorized funds for a home renovation program. Other actions included adjusting the 2027 budget calendar, recommending the disallowance of several legal claims, and holding a closed session to discuss litigation strategy.
The committee addressed several communications regarding traffic studies on the Washington Avenue corridor and current strategies for addressing city-wide speeding. Action was taken on multiple liquor and retail license applications, including new applications, changes of agent, and annual renewals for liquor, fermented malt beverages, and tobacco/vaping products. Additionally, the committee reviewed a request regarding the waiver of licensing fees due to construction interference and reviewed the licensed premises report, alongside a discussion of police report findings.
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Alderman, District 7; President, Racine Common Council
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