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Posted
Aug 28, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Approx., 150 LF of culvert pipe; 3800 CY of excavation, 160 tons of 3/4" crushed aggregate base course; 1900 tons of 1 1/4" crushed aggregate base course; 2270 tons of breaker rub; 8920 tons of HMA pavement; construction staking, and restoration.
Posted
Aug 17, 2026
Sep 8, 2026
Provide and install a turnkey Stationary Industrial Vacuum System The Vacuum System shall serve three primary and integrated functions: (1) vacuum generation through vacuum pumps, (2) material conveyance through a fixed piping system, and (3) separation and containment through filtration. These functions must operate together as a single, efficient extraction system designed for continuous or intermittent duty. See attached files.
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Census ID
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177090
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
946.2
Population
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106,675
Procurement Hell Score
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54 / 100
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This document details an Amendment to an existing Agreement between Tyler Technologies and the City of Green Bay. The Amendment extends the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software annual support and maintenance for an additional 36 months, commencing November 1, 2025, and concluding October 31, 2028. The total cost for this three-year extension is $512,314.37. The original Agreement, which became effective on September 30, 2013, outlines the terms for software licensing, professional services, maintenance, and third-party products related to the ERP system.
This document is an amendment to an existing agreement (dated September 30, 2013) between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and the City of Green Bay, Wisconsin. It updates the payment processing terms and rates based on Sales Quotation No. 2021-292328-Z7D8M1, outlining various per-transaction fees for services like Special Assessments, Permitting/Licensing, Credit Card Chargebacks, eCheck Rejects, Payer eCheck Cost, and IVR Cost. The amendment details invoicing procedures for software, hardware, services, and subscriptions, clarifying that while specific service rates are introduced, the 'Contract Total' for one-time and recurring fees within this summary is explicitly stated as $0.00. The amendment became effective on the date of signature of the last party, with the City of Green Bay signing on April 9, 2025. The quote expiration is September 20, 2025.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Green Bay
The board reviewed and approved the creation of Tax Incremental District number 33, located at the intersection of Belp and Locust. Additionally, the board approved the creation of Tax Incremental District number 34, which is a mixed-use district in the eastern portion of the city. Key discussion points included the expansion of the boundary for district 34 to ensure statutory compliance with mixed-use and residential percentage requirements, and informational updates regarding the delay of Tax Incremental District number 35 to align with a 2027 base year.
The commission received reports from the Fire and Police Departments. Key topics included updates on fire station construction, staffing, and emergency procurement, as well as police department staffing shortages and facility modernization plans. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the use of Automated License Plate Reader technology, covering internal policies, data retention, auditing, transparency, and public privacy concerns. Additionally, the commission reviewed and approved the budget status report and the payment of monthly bills.
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The board reviewed two residency appeals. In the first case, the board approved an applicant's request to move to a specific address after discussing his offense history, rehabilitation efforts, and current employment situation. In the second case, the board reviewed the status of an applicant regarding his residency and treatment program requirements. Due to delays caused by treatment provider waiting lists, the board granted a 60-day extension on his residency status, requiring him to return to provide an update on his treatment enrollment.
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