Interior Painting at the Juneau Mechanic Shop (Request for Quotes)
Aug 25, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
Contractor to paint the interior of the main section of the mechanic shop.
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Aug 25, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
Contractor to paint the interior of the main section of the mechanic shop.
Feb 26, 2026
Closes
Sep 3, 2026
445 LF removing curb & gutter; 15,942 CY excavation common; 258 LF culvert pipe reinforced concrete; 2,485 SF concrete sidewalk 6"; 11,955 LF construction staking subgrade. See attached file.
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Census ID
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177057
Employee FTE
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1,027.31
Population
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89,097
Procurement Hell Score
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46 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Dodge County
The board received a presentation regarding a Master Facility Plan, which included proposals for the replacement of the human services building and the relocation of the medical examiner's office. Key topics covered the strategic balancing of financial investments in highways, building maintenance, and a potential radio upgrade project. The presentation outlined long-range planning strategies, including phased construction, the potential demolition of older facilities, security enhancements for the administration building, and future facility expansion considerations over a 10 and 20-year horizon.
This Master Plan provides Dodge County with essential information to formulate a long-range strategy for modernizing its campus facilities and services. It assesses current conditions across various departments, including Administration, Henry Dodge, Sheriff's Department, Jail, and Justice Center, highlighting critical issues such as aging infrastructure, spatial inefficiencies, and safety concerns. The plan outlines five strategic options, ranging from new construction and renovation to consolidation, aiming to improve operational efficiencies, achieve building standards and codes, integrate technology, and meet the evolving needs of constituents. The ultimate vision is to enable the County Board to prioritize projects, optimize tax dollar spending, and move towards a unified, implementable plan that results in a modernized, consolidated, and efficient county campus.
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This revised Land and Water Resource Management Plan for Dodge County serves as a comprehensive guide for protecting and enhancing the region's natural resources. Developed through a locally-led process, the plan outlines five key components: assessing natural resource conditions, identifying and prioritizing critical issues, developing goals and objectives, implementing a multi-year work plan (including NR 151 Nonpoint Performance Standards), and continuous evaluation and monitoring. The plan addresses prioritized issues such as groundwater protection, soil erosion, farm drainage and wetland management, nutrient management, wildlife damage control, and conservation education for both agricultural producers and the general public, aiming to encourage environmentally desirable land use conversions and ensure long-term environmental sustainability.
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