LOT 2 Regional Zone Map of WI.pdf

This document appears to be a regional organizational chart for the state of Wisconsin, dividing the state into five distinct geographic regions for administrative or contracting purposes. The document maps out Wisconsin's 72 counties across five regions: Region 1 (Northern Region) with 18 counties including Ashland, Barron, and Douglas; Region 2 (West Central Region) with 19 counties including Adams, Buffalo, and Eau Claire; Region 3 (Northeast Region) with 16 counties including Brown, Door, and Winnebago; Region 4 (South Central Region) with 11 counties including Columbia, Dane, and Rock; and Region 5 (Southeast Region) with 8 counties including Kenosha, Milwaukee, and Waukesha.

The document does not contain specific information about goods, services, pricing terms, contract amounts, or other commercial details typically found in contract vehicles or procurement documents. Instead, it serves as a foundational reference document that establishes the geographic boundaries and county assignments for each region within Wisconsin's administrative structure. This type of regional mapping is commonly used by state agencies to organize service delivery, contract administration, or program implementation across different geographic areas of the state.