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City of Sparta
Upgrades to the electrical/control/SCADA at the WWTF.
Posted Date
Mar 13, 2026
Due Date
Apr 16, 2026
Release: Mar 13, 2026
City of Sparta
Close: Apr 16, 2026
Upgrades to the electrical/control/SCADA at the WWTF.
AvailableCity of Sparta
Project consists of but not limited to 5,910 SY remove concrete pavement; 3,915 CY excavation; 5,510 tn aggregate base course; 1,675 ton HMA pavement 2,585 LF concrete curb & gutter; 1,420 LF dip water main; 1,225 LF 10" pvc sanitary sewer; 760 LF rcp storm sewer; 1,550 SY turf restoration; 1,750 LF pavement marking. 1 LS traffic control; 1 LS mobilization; 2,585 LF remove concrete curb and gutter; 1,025 SY remove asphaltic pavement (including driveways); 5,980 sy removing concrete pavement; 1,480 SY removing concrete sidewalk; 661 lf remove storm sewer pipe (under 24" diameter); 4 EA remove storm sewer manhole; 6 EA remove catch basin; 2 EA salvage hydrants; 33 EA remove curb stop; 8 EA remove water valve; 1,180 LF remove watermain; 235 LF abandon watermain. See attached file.
Posted Date
Apr 17, 2025
Due Date
May 1, 2025
Release: Apr 17, 2025
City of Sparta
Close: May 1, 2025
Project consists of but not limited to 5,910 SY remove concrete pavement; 3,915 CY excavation; 5,510 tn aggregate base course; 1,675 ton HMA pavement 2,585 LF concrete curb & gutter; 1,420 LF dip water main; 1,225 LF 10" pvc sanitary sewer; 760 LF rcp storm sewer; 1,550 SY turf restoration; 1,750 LF pavement marking. 1 LS traffic control; 1 LS mobilization; 2,585 LF remove concrete curb and gutter; 1,025 SY remove asphaltic pavement (including driveways); 5,980 sy removing concrete pavement; 1,480 SY removing concrete sidewalk; 661 lf remove storm sewer pipe (under 24" diameter); 4 EA remove storm sewer manhole; 6 EA remove catch basin; 2 EA salvage hydrants; 33 EA remove curb stop; 8 EA remove water valve; 1,180 LF remove watermain; 235 LF abandon watermain. See attached file.
City of Sparta
Major Quantities on the Project Include: 1,000 CY Excavation; 180 TON Aggregate Base Course; 850 TON HMA Pavement; 2,260 LF Pavement Marking, Paint; 1,580 SY Turf Restoration. Alternate; 4,200 SY Concrete Pavement (6" thickness).
Posted Date
Oct 25, 2024
Due Date
Nov 7, 2024
Release: Oct 25, 2024
City of Sparta
Close: Nov 7, 2024
Major Quantities on the Project Include: 1,000 CY Excavation; 180 TON Aggregate Base Course; 850 TON HMA Pavement; 2,260 LF Pavement Marking, Paint; 1,580 SY Turf Restoration. Alternate; 4,200 SY Concrete Pavement (6" thickness).
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: No evidence this is used—deprioritize and steer to the competitive bid path.
Coops: Buyer hasn’t historically used coops; if they’re open to alternatives, briefly mention WI DOA VendorNet/Statewide Contracts, Sourcewell, and HGACBuy for future co-op options.
Entity: City of Sparta, WI
Usage: No evidence the City uses sole source contracting; deprioritize this path.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Sparta
The committee approved a reimbursement request for a sewer backup deductible and a request from the Sparta Area Chamber of Commerce to waive fees for several community events. Additionally, the committee authorized the allocation of Special Project Funds for the design of terrace seating at Evans-Bosshard Park. The meeting also included a closed session to discuss public employee performance and potential land sale negotiations.
The Council received updates from the Sparta Garden Club and Sparta Art Society regarding their projects. Ordinances were passed concerning a parking prohibition on S L Street and a zoning classification change from M-2 to R-1. Additionally, the Council approved resolutions for two certified survey maps for Igor Sharkevich and Simon Yoder. A report from the City Administrator was presented, and the Council conducted a closed session to discuss litigation strategy regarding the Sand Creek Landfill and personnel matters.
The meeting agenda includes a presentation by the Sparta Area School District and the review of ordinances regarding retail alcohol license opening hours and background check fees for license applications. Key resolutions to be discussed include the execution of a deed and development agreement for Security Boss Pet Doors, as well as the hiring of a City Administrator. Additional business items cover an agent change for ALDI, a letter of support for a state department of transportation curb ramp improvement program, and a discussion regarding upgrades to the waste water treatment plant.
The council discussed and approved ordinances regarding retail alcohol license opening hours and background check fees for license applications. Resolutions were passed regarding the execution of a deed and a development agreement for Security Boss Pet Doors, as well as the hiring of a City Administrator. Other business included an agent change for ALDI, Inc., a letter of support for a transportation improvement project, and a discussion regarding wastewater treatment plant upgrades. The meeting also included a presentation by the Sparta Area School District.
The Planning Commission reviewed and approved several conditional use permits, including requests for a construction yard and an Adult Daycare Home specializing in care for developmentally disabled adults. The commission also approved Certified Survey Maps for lot divisions at two separate locations and authorized the rezoning of a property from manufacturing to single-family residential. Additionally, the committee reviewed and approved sign permits for three different businesses within the city.
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