Manitowoc Public Utilities

Manitowoc Public Utilities is a local government-owned entity based in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2002 with a current registration valid until May 5, 2026. As a municipal utility, the organization likely provides essential infrastructure and utility services to the local community, with a focus on water management and infrastructure improvements. The entity is structured as a U.S. Local Government and has demonstrated capability in receiving federal grant sub-awards, particularly in infrastructure and environmental improvement projects.

The organization has recently received federal grant sub-awards specifically focused on lead service line replacement initiatives in targeted census tracts. These sub-awards, originated through the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, are part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) funded programs for Fiscal Year 2024. The grants target lead service line replacements in specific census tracts (Tracts 5, 7, and 6, 8), indicating a strategic approach to infrastructure modernization and public health improvement. The federal funding appears to be channeled through the state-level environmental agency, with Manitowoc Public Utilities serving as a critical implementation partner in removing and replacing potentially hazardous lead service lines in their municipal water infrastructure. These awards suggest the utility is actively engaged in critical infrastructure upgrades aimed at enhancing water safety and quality for local residents.