Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Public Works Contracts topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Green Bay committee recommends parking‑rate ordinance and several Public Works contracts to full council
Summary
On April 15 the Improvement & Services Committee voted to forward an ordinance update documenting 2026 parking citation rates and recommended awards for materials testing, contaminated‑soil hauling ($61,769.90) and a 2026 asphalt paving contract, among other housekeeping and procurement items.
At its April 15 meeting the Green Bay Improvement & Services Committee approved several routine and procurement items and will forward them as recommendations to the full City Council.
The committee voted to recommend updating City of Green Bay Ordinance chapter 40.37 to reflect the 2026 parking citation rates that were previously approved by the committee and council; aldermembers characterized the action as a housekeeping measure.
Public Works recommended awarding a 2026–2027 construction materials testing contract to ECS Midwest LLC; staff said the contract will operate on an as‑needed per‑project basis and no aggregate contract value was specified in the committee record.
The committee approved a $61,769.90 recommendation to award hauling, disposal and mobilization of contaminated soil services to Best Enterprises LLC. Members also recommended a master development/services agreement with the Oneida Nation intended to streamline future projects that require the Nation’s sovereign terms. The committee approved a slate of sidewalk‑builder and tree service licenses after correcting a duplicated line in the agenda packet.
For major street work, Public Works recommended awarding the 2026 asphalt paving contract (including mill‑and‑pave and patching) to Northeast Asphalt, with the bid figure discussed in the record as $813,559; the committee approved forwarding that recommendation to council.
Informational reports included a previously awarded bridge rehabilitation contract (Main Street Bridge, phase 1) to London Construction; the committee received and placed the informational item on file.
All votes recorded at this meeting were committee recommendations that will be considered by the full City Council at its next meeting. Specific contract amounts and procurement details noted in the record: contaminated‑soil services $61,769.90; asphalt paving bid discussed as $813,559; materials testing contract: award recommended to ECS Midwest LLC (value not specified in committee record).
