Wisconsin Vendornet Platform #437004-G27-0002646

Wisconsin Agencies Seek Providers for Senior Employment, Wetland Credits, and Printing Services

This summary covers three distinct procurement opportunities from Wisconsin state agencies:

• Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD):

  • Soliciting applications for the Wisconsin Senior Employment (WISE) Program, a Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP).
  • Seeking providers to deliver part-time, paid community service employment and training for unemployed, low-income individuals aged 55 and older.
  • Approximately 200 participant positions statewide across four regions (Fox Valley, Milwaukee, Southern, Western).
  • Providers must demonstrate capacity to serve both urban and rural areas, coordinate with workforce programs, and maintain host agency partnerships.
  • Estimated annual funding is around $1.8 million.

• Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR):

  • Procuring 0.57 Chippewa Service Area Wetland Bank Credits (any wetland type).
  • One-time purchase; only one wetland bank will be selected based on lowest price for the total credits.
  • Credits must be from the Chippewa Service Area; can be any combination of wetland types.

• State of Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ):

  • Soliciting bids for printing, copying, scanning, and delivery services for various document types.
  • Services include black-and-white and color printing, scanning to digital media, document assembly, binding, poster printing/mounting, expedited turnaround, and preparation/printing of court briefs and appendices.
  • Estimated annual quantities provided for copying and labeling services; contract may be awarded to multiple vendors.
  • Delivery and pickup primarily from DOJ in Madison, WI.

• No specific OEMs or manufacturers are named; all opportunities are service-based or involve credits rather than physical products.

• Notable requirements include the ability to serve multiple regions, maintain partnerships, and comply with detailed performance and reporting measures for employment programs; lowest price selection for wetland credits; and mandatory service standards for printing/copying contracts.

Product Line Items: - Chippewa Service Area Wetland Bank Credits (0.57 credits) - Multiple printing and copying services (various quantities and intervention levels) - Poster printing and mounting - Scanning to digital media - Briefs and appendices preparation and printing for federal courts

Service Line Items: - WISE Program Participant Positions (200 positions) - Printing, Copying, Scanning and Delivery Services (comprehensive document services)

Period of Performance: - WISE Program: Initial contract period with annual renewals up to three years - Wetland Credits: One-time purchase with possible annual renewals - DOJ Printing/Copying: One-year contract with up to four annual renewals, pricing firm for initial term

Estimated Contract Value: - WISE Program: Approximately $1.8 million annually - Wetland Credits: Estimated range $50,000–$100,000 (based on typical credit pricing) - DOJ Printing/Copying: Estimated range $100,000–$500,000 annually (based on service scope and quantities)

Primary Competitors: - For employment services: National Able Network, Goodwill Industries, SER Jobs for Progress - For wetland credits: The Nature Conservancy, Ducks Unlimited, local wetland banks - For printing/copying: FedEx Office, Ricoh, Xerox, local print shops

Competing Products/Services: - Alternative wetland credits from other service areas - Digital document management solutions - Commercial printing and document services from major providers

No OEMs are specified, as all opportunities are service-based or involve credits rather than manufactured products.

Description

The Department of Children and Families (DCF) is seeking proposals from qualified entities to provide subsidized jobs and supportive services to eligible low-income adults in Milwaukee County. The program aims to assist individuals in securing and maintaining unsubsidized employment by offering immediate income, assessing work readiness, creating positive work history, and encouraging long-term career preparation. The solicitation includes detailed requirements for program implementation, participant recruitment, training, and reporting. The response due date is August 14, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

View original listing