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Village of Fox Point
Base Bid - •Storm Sewer RCP Pipe 24" - 105 LF Storm Sewer RCP Pipe 15" – 15 LF •Storm Sewer RCP Pipe 12 " – 10 LF Precast Storm Manhole 5-ft Diameter – 2 Each, HMA Pavement 4LT 28-58S – 20 TON Landscaping Restoration – 320 SY Alternate Bid 1 - Storm Sewer RCP Pipe 24" - 100 LF Precast Storm Manhole 5-ft Diameter – 1 Each Precast Storm Inlet 4-ft Diameter – 1 Each Precast Storm Inlet 3-ft Diameter – 1 Each Medium RipRap – 20 TON Landscaping Restoration – 320 SY Alternate Bid 2 - Fox Lane & Goodrich Lane Area Storm Sewer PVC Pipe 12 Inch - 340 LF Storm Sewer Nyloplast Drain Basin, 24" – 5 Each HMA Pavement 4LT 28-58S – 25 TON Landscaping Restoration – 950 SY
Posted Date
Jun 9, 2026
Due Date
Jun 30, 2026
Release: Jun 9, 2026
Village of Fox Point
Close: Jun 30, 2026
Base Bid - •Storm Sewer RCP Pipe 24" - 105 LF Storm Sewer RCP Pipe 15" – 15 LF •Storm Sewer RCP Pipe 12 " – 10 LF Precast Storm Manhole 5-ft Diameter – 2 Each, HMA Pavement 4LT 28-58S – 20 TON Landscaping Restoration – 320 SY Alternate Bid 1 - Storm Sewer RCP Pipe 24" - 100 LF Precast Storm Manhole 5-ft Diameter – 1 Each Precast Storm Inlet 4-ft Diameter – 1 Each Precast Storm Inlet 3-ft Diameter – 1 Each Medium RipRap – 20 TON Landscaping Restoration – 320 SY Alternate Bid 2 - Fox Lane & Goodrich Lane Area Storm Sewer PVC Pipe 12 Inch - 340 LF Storm Sewer Nyloplast Drain Basin, 24" – 5 Each HMA Pavement 4LT 28-58S – 25 TON Landscaping Restoration – 950 SY
AvailableVillage of Fox Point
4,680 LF sanitary sewer CIPP Lining 8" (21 segments); 620 LF sanitary sewer CIPP Lining 10" (2 segments); 175 LF Storm Sewer Liner 8" (1 segment at Beach Drive).
Posted Date
Mar 10, 2026
Due Date
Mar 26, 2026
Release: Mar 10, 2026
Village of Fox Point
Close: Mar 26, 2026
4,680 LF sanitary sewer CIPP Lining 8" (21 segments); 620 LF sanitary sewer CIPP Lining 10" (2 segments); 175 LF Storm Sewer Liner 8" (1 segment at Beach Drive).
Village of Fox Point
Mill and Relay 4” Asphalt Payment – 5,100 SY Removing Reinforced Concrete Panels – 87 EA Concrete Curb and Gutter – 24" – 1,650 LF Reinforced Concrete Panel – 9’-11” x 2’ x 4.5” – 87 EACH HMA Pavement 3 LT 58-28 S and 4 LT 58-28 S– 870 TON HMA Pavement 4 LT 58-28 S – 580 TON HMA Sidewalk 5 LT 58-28 S (Single Layer) – 180 TON 3/4, 1 1/4, 3" Base Aggregate Dense, and Base Aggregate Open Graded – 6,850 TON Geotextile, Type DF Schedule A – 11,600 SY Geogrid Reinforcement, Type SR (Undistributed) – 3,900 SY EPDM Liner (45 Mil) – 450 SY Excavation Common – 2,950 CY Undercutting, EBS of Soft/Yielding Areas (Undistributed) – 1,100 CY Landscaping Restoration – 800 SY Traffic Control – 1 LS Temporary Portable Traffic Control Signals – Undistributed – 2 EA Concrete Barrier Temporary Precast – Undistributed – 1,300 LF – Drainage improvements Inlet Protection Type B, C, and Ditch Checks – 28 EA Remove and Replace Adjusting Rings, Tuckpoint – 8 EA Inlets 4-ft Diameter with R-3067-R Frame and Grate – 6 EA Pipe Underdrain Installation 6-Inch – 3,050 LF Riprap Extra-Light – 250 TON Geotextile Fabric Type SAS – 360 SY Ditch Regrading – 400 LF Landscaping Restoration – 740 SY
Posted Date
Jan 6, 2026
Due Date
Jan 29, 2026
Release: Jan 6, 2026
Village of Fox Point
Close: Jan 29, 2026
Mill and Relay 4” Asphalt Payment – 5,100 SY Removing Reinforced Concrete Panels – 87 EA Concrete Curb and Gutter – 24" – 1,650 LF Reinforced Concrete Panel – 9’-11” x 2’ x 4.5” – 87 EACH HMA Pavement 3 LT 58-28 S and 4 LT 58-28 S– 870 TON HMA Pavement 4 LT 58-28 S – 580 TON HMA Sidewalk 5 LT 58-28 S (Single Layer) – 180 TON 3/4, 1 1/4, 3" Base Aggregate Dense, and Base Aggregate Open Graded – 6,850 TON Geotextile, Type DF Schedule A – 11,600 SY Geogrid Reinforcement, Type SR (Undistributed) – 3,900 SY EPDM Liner (45 Mil) – 450 SY Excavation Common – 2,950 CY Undercutting, EBS of Soft/Yielding Areas (Undistributed) – 1,100 CY Landscaping Restoration – 800 SY Traffic Control – 1 LS Temporary Portable Traffic Control Signals – Undistributed – 2 EA Concrete Barrier Temporary Precast – Undistributed – 1,300 LF – Drainage improvements Inlet Protection Type B, C, and Ditch Checks – 28 EA Remove and Replace Adjusting Rings, Tuckpoint – 8 EA Inlets 4-ft Diameter with R-3067-R Frame and Grate – 6 EA Pipe Underdrain Installation 6-Inch – 3,050 LF Riprap Extra-Light – 250 TON Geotextile Fabric Type SAS – 360 SY Ditch Regrading – 400 LF Landscaping Restoration – 740 SY
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Sole Source: Avoid—no documented policy; immediately pivot to coops.
Coops: Use Sourcewell or Wisconsin state contracts. This is the proven, fastest path.
Entity: Village of Fox Point, WI
Policy/thresholds: No documented sole source policy or thresholds found.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Fox Point
The Building Board reviewed and approved several residential projects, including an in-ground pool, a sunroom replacement, a storage shed, and a gazebo. The approvals for these projects were contingent upon specific conditions, such as accessory structure height confirmation and the use of cedar siding instead of masonry.
The Village Board meeting covered several items including committee reports from the Plan Commission and Centennial Committee, and conducted public hearings on institutional district and conditional use permit requests. Key business items included the adoption of resolutions related to sanitary sewer activities and commendations, the approval of various license renewals, and the consideration of storm water improvement proposals. The board also reviewed updates on the municipal pool, discussed revisions to the Food, Lodging and Recreational Safety and Licensing Code, and approved the issuance of promissory notes and collective bargaining agreements.
The Plan Commission agenda included the consideration of a conditional use permit application for a new restaurant, Donut Zone. Additionally, the commission reviewed a request from St. Eugene Congregation to install a backup generator within an F Institutional District and discussed a proposal to authorize pickleball play as a public outdoor recreational facility on existing tennis courts at Indian Creek and Longacre Parks.
The Plan Commission considered and recommended that the Village Board approve a Conditional Use Permit application for Las Cazuelas. The recommendation included specific conditions regarding live music hours, restrictions on outdoor music amplifiers, requirements for additional screening of outdoor seating, adherence to staff recommendations, and submission of a site plan for engineering and Board approval.
The Village Board meeting included a ceremonial oath for members and committee reports from the Plan Commission and Centennial Committee. A public hearing was held regarding a Conditional Use Permit for a restaurant, which was subsequently considered by the Board. The agenda covered appointments to various boards, committees, and commissions, as well as commendation for a former Village Trustee. Updates were provided on the municipal pool fundraising, and several referrals and proposals were discussed, including recreational use of tennis courts for pickleball, the installation of a backup generator, and engineering proposals for addressing local infrastructure issues. The Board also addressed administrative and financial matters, including budget revisions, contract approvals for fence replacements, ash borer treatment, and police equipment, as well as a collective bargaining agreement with the police association.
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