Wisconsin Snow Removal Bids & RFPs

4 public snow removal procurement signals and contract updates from 4 government bodies in Wisconsin.

Vendors selling snow removal services to Wisconsin government use Vendor Radar to see what's coming. We track 4 active snow removal signals across cities, counties, school districts, and special districts — surfacing contract expirations, budget approvals, and anticipated RFPs so you can prepare your response before formal solicitations go live.

Recent Snow Removal Signals

Rfp Anticipated · Snow Removal

Oconto County submitted a request for 8,178 tons of salt to WisDOT for the 2026-2027 winter season. WisDOT is preparing to bid for this large-volum...

Oconto County · Oconto · Meeting: May 7, 2026

Source: Highway Committee Regular Meeting Agenda (PDF) (May 7, 2026)

Budget Allocation · Snow Removal

Village of Oregon's budget includes funding for a wide range of public services, indicating ongoing procurement needs for snow plowing, waste hauli...

Village of Oregon · Dane · Meeting: Apr 21, 2026

Source: 04-21-26 Packet.pdf (Apr 21, 2026)

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Wisconsin Snow & Ice Procurement Watch

Wisconsin winter-operations demand can surface in highway committee packets, salt requests, municipal budgets, service-contract approvals, and equipment discussions before or alongside a formal bid. Treat every item as an observed public-record stage, then open the linked official source to verify current scope and dates.

What to watch for

  • Road-salt and sand requests, quantities, pricing steps, and winter-maintenance supply actions.
  • Snow-plowing or combined grounds-maintenance service contracts and renewal decisions.
  • Snow-removal equipment replacement, repair, leasing, or capacity needs.
  • Budget or committee actions that identify a later procurement milestone.

Pre-RFP pursuit worksheet

Buying body and sourceRecord the public body and the official agenda, packet, minutes, or procurement page.
Observed needQuote the source-backed need: service, salt or sand, equipment, staffing, or another winter-operations scope.
Procurement stageMark planning, budgeted, authorized, expected solicitation, or posted bid without advancing the stage beyond the source.
Scope and quantityCapture service area, material quantity, equipment type, contract term, or other stated scope.
Next public milestoneNote the next meeting, approval, bid date, or source page to monitor.
Pursuit actionAssign an owner and a follow-up date; verify the current official source before outreach.

Use only facts supported by the linked public record. Recheck the official source before describing a stage, deadline, or scope as current.

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