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Oct 20, 2026
Replace 2 heating-only rooftop units (RTUs) with 2 heating and cooling rooftop units. Revise gas piping, electrical, structural, and roofing accordingly. Provide stand-alone RTU controls.
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The Department of Corrections, Division of Community Corrections, is seeking bids for Commercial Driver License (CDL) Training Services for correctional clients under DOC supervision in Milwaukee County. The procurement covers hands-on and behind-the-wheel instruction, applicable laws and regulations for Class A commercial vehicles, and preparation for Class A CDL testing through either a 160-hour or 120-hour training path. Bids became available on August 24, 2026, and responses are due by September 21, 2026, at 1:00 PM.
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Aug 24, 2026
Sep 21, 2026
The Department of Corrections, Division of Community Corrections, is seeking bids for Commercial Driver License (CDL) Training Services for correctional clients under DOC supervision in Milwaukee County. The procurement covers hands-on and behind-the-wheel instruction, applicable laws and regulations for Class A commercial vehicles, and preparation for Class A CDL testing through either a 160-hour or 120-hour training path. Bids became available on August 24, 2026, and responses are due by September 21, 2026, at 1:00 PM.
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Madison
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Dane
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3099 E Washington Ave
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(608) 240-5000
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53704
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This Purchase Order (PO 41000-0000028219) from the Department of Corrections to SHI International Corp procures a Granicus GovQA Subscription, encompassing various modules such as ADFS/Single Sign-on, Attachment Search, FOIA, Hosting, Invoicing, PST Email Extractor, and Redaction License. The services are covered from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, for a total amount of $80,635.60.
This Purchase Order (PO 41000-0000023809) from the Department of Corrections to SHI International Corp covers Granicus and GovQA software/service renewals. The contract spans two distinct coverage periods: a gap coverage from May 6, 2022, to June 30, 2022, and an FY23 coverage from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023. The total amount for these services is $90,548.37.
This Purchase Order (PO 41000-0000031821) outlines the procurement of various Granicus software modules and related services by the Department of Corrections from SHI International Corp. The services include ADFS/Single Sign-on, Attachment Search with OCR, FOIA Module, Fortress Hosting, Invoicing Module, PST Email Extractor, and Redaction Licenses. The effective period for these services is from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025, with a total contract value of $91,942.44.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Wisconsin Department of Corrections
The Equity and Inclusion Plan of the Department of Corrections (DOC) reaffirms the guidelines of EEO and AA, intending to protect the public, the staff, and the people in their care through integrating holistic E&I practices. The plan acknowledges the employees as the most essential resource of the Department. The plan guides actions within four identified goals responsive to Executive Orders #1 and #59 and the Bureau of Equity and Inclusion (BEI) Enterprise Recruiting Program directives: increasing diversity among the applicant pool, addressing hiring disparities in underutilized job groups within employment, creating inclusive environments where people feel safe, welcome, and heard, and promoting a respectful culture, free of bias, that values diversity and actively engages in inclusion.
The meeting involved discussions and decisions on multiple research requests, including 'Legal Oath: Meaningful Truth, Guidance, and Moral Advancement in Criminal Justice Practices,' 'CTE's Effects on Female Offender Recidivism,' 'Hospital delirium in the rapidly aging incarcerated population,' 'Reading Beyond Bars: A Course-Based Literacy Program for Incarcerated Fathers,' and 'Survey of Prison Inmates Research & Development.' Decisions on some requests were pending, while others were approved. The meeting also included research results, updates, and final remarks.
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The meeting included discussion and decisions on several research requests, specifically regarding the construct validity of the AHRQ HCUP SID for hospitalizations of incarcerated patients, the role of legal oath in criminal justice practices, program participation prior to CPS-involvement, and a course-based literacy program for incarcerated fathers. The committee made decisions on the research requests and also included research results and updates, and final remarks.
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