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How easy their procurement process is to navigate.
How likely this buyer is to spend on new technology based on operating budget trends.
How likely this buyer is to adopt new AI technologies.
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Active opportunities open for bidding
Lafayette County
Two (2) Tandem Axle Dump Truck Chassis (60,000 G.V.W.) and: Equipment for Two (2) Tandem Axle Dump Truck Chassis (60,000 G.V.W.); Truck Equipment to include 2-14 ft patrol dump body with central hydraulic system, 2-power reversible plows, (2) patrol truck wings, 2) tailgate sanders, and (2)pre-wet systems.
Posted Date
May 1, 2025
Due Date
May 28, 2025
Release: May 1, 2025
Lafayette County
Close: May 28, 2025
Two (2) Tandem Axle Dump Truck Chassis (60,000 G.V.W.) and: Equipment for Two (2) Tandem Axle Dump Truck Chassis (60,000 G.V.W.); Truck Equipment to include 2-14 ft patrol dump body with central hydraulic system, 2-power reversible plows, (2) patrol truck wings, 2) tailgate sanders, and (2)pre-wet systems.
Lafayette County
Clean the ductwork at the County Human Services Building
Posted Date
Mar 19, 2026
Due Date
Apr 22, 2026
Release: Mar 19, 2026
Lafayette County
Close: Apr 22, 2026
Clean the ductwork at the County Human Services Building
AvailableLafayette County
Work includes replace the two furnaces and ac units.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jul 15, 2025
Release: -
Lafayette County
Close: Jul 15, 2025
Work includes replace the two furnaces and ac units.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $5,000, use sole source; otherwise not viable—policy requires full and open competition and a formal solicitation.
Coops: Do not pursue co-ops for current opportunities; buyer hasn’t historically used coops. Ask if they’d consider State of Wisconsin VendorNet statewide contracts, Sourcewell, or OMNIA Partners in the future.
Entity: Lafayette County, WI
Threshold/policy: Full and open competition required for contracts over $5,000 (per the county’s Federal Award Procurement Policy); sole source is not a viable strategy.
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Lafayette County
This Declaration of Protective Covenants and Restrictions establishes rules and standards for the development and use of land within the Kaster-McClain Business Park in Cuba City, Wisconsin. The City of Cuba City, as the Declarant and owner of the land, imposes these covenants to ensure proper land use, adherence to building specifications, and high-quality development, while also protecting the environment. Key areas covered include architectural approval, minimum investment criteria, construction deadlines, landscaping, parking, building design, outdoor storage, signage, fences, storm water management, property maintenance, and performance standards related to noise, emissions, and vibration. These covenants run with the land, binding all owners within the Park, and are intended to be perpetual unless formally amended or terminated.
Effective Date
Jan 1, 2018
Expires
Effective: Jan 1, 2018
Lafayette County
Expires:
This Declaration of Protective Covenants and Restrictions establishes rules and standards for the development and use of land within the Kaster-McClain Business Park in Cuba City, Wisconsin. The City of Cuba City, as the Declarant and owner of the land, imposes these covenants to ensure proper land use, adherence to building specifications, and high-quality development, while also protecting the environment. Key areas covered include architectural approval, minimum investment criteria, construction deadlines, landscaping, parking, building design, outdoor storage, signage, fences, storm water management, property maintenance, and performance standards related to noise, emissions, and vibration. These covenants run with the land, binding all owners within the Park, and are intended to be perpetual unless formally amended or terminated.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lafayette County
The committee discussed the schedule for the presentation of the Marquis de Lafayette plaque and the donation of a Liberty Tree. Decisions were made regarding the relocation of the Coroner's filing cabinets to the Courthouse and the storage of supplies in the Health Department building. The committee addressed the future maintenance of the old Memorial Hospital property and reviewed plans for liquidating or repurposing its contents. They examined 2026 capital improvement projects and discussed the results of recent Courthouse water quality testing, noting safety limitations for drinking water in certain areas of the facility.
The commission discussed legislative updates regarding Senate Bill 331 and ORV Council bridge ranking criteria. A closed session was held for an annual trail coordinator performance review, followed by an open session with no action taken. The commission reviewed trail encroachment issues, remaining snowmobile funds, and bridge rehabilitation versus replacement, including coordination with PRTC. The Trail Coordinator provided updates on ordinance drafts, bridge inspection reports, and proposed trail detour signage. Finally, the commission approved financial vouchers and the status of funds, and discussed future agenda items including a bridge inspection Q&A.
The committee reviewed and approved the audit of bills totaling $2,408,838.86 and discussed the scheduling of the subsequent committee meeting.
The board reviewed financial statements for the previous period and discussed proposals received in response to an RFP for a development consultant, including planning future meetings with potential candidates. The director's report was presented, covering RAD financials, storage facility maintenance, and general tenant and building issues. Additionally, the board approved vouchers for developer expenses related to application processes.
The committee meeting covered a range of operational updates and reports. Key discussion topics included the approval of vouchers, a review of the February overtime report, and department project status updates such as bridge maintenance, snow clearing, and equipment repairs or replacements. Additionally, the commissioner provided updates on municipal meetings, upcoming training sessions, and long-range office planning regarding facility improvements and the implementation of new technology systems. Employee updates, including the posting of open positions, were also addressed.
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