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Future Business OpportunitiesThe vacancies below are listed in descending order from most recently announced to oldest. Each listing includes information about the vacancy, deadlines, application instructions, and a contact person.
Forest Products LabThe Wisconsin Business Enterprise program is now taking bids on this site/route. Please review the bid options and additional information for this site/route, and return your application via fax, US mail or email no later than the bid return date shown below. Applications will be evaluated in order of the options listed (i.e. Option 1 applicants, then Options 2 applicants, etc.) If you have further questions, please refer to the bid contact listed below. This site consists of three (3) vending machines and a bill changer located at One Clifford Pinchot Drive (across from the UW Hospital), Madison, WI 53726. Yearly total gross sales were approximately $25,000. An individual operator will need to determine his/her own business expenses. The best use of this site is to transition a new operator into the program. This is a new approach to bringing new operators into the program, and will undoubtedly be a needed approach for continued training. By providing an on-the-job training experience, a new blind operator gets to work and learn from an experienced operator. this brings some added benefits to the interim mentor operator. Mentors will not be responsible for inventory costs. Additionally, training times and wage costs will have predetermined reimbursements. Occupancy would not occur until a trainee is ready and assigned to the site. There are three options under which you are invited to bid on this site: Option 1 - As a mentor/training site. A mentor/training site is earmarked for new operators, but requires a currently licensed operator to serve as a mentor. Mentor/trainee pairs will be considered first for this vacancy. If not suitable mentor/trainee pair can be assigned, applications for Option 2 will be considered next. Option 2 - As a standalone site. A standalone site is a permanent site that provides a fair minimum return. Operators are required to surrender all their existing BEP entitlement sites before assignment to this site as a standalone. If no suitable permanent assignment can be made, applications for Option 3 will be considered next. Option 3 - As an interim site. An interim site is a temporary saved for a future operator and to be re-bid at a future time. The interim operator's assignment will end when either a mentor/trainee pair or a permanent operator can be assigned. If you are interested in bidding on this operation, please mail, fax, or email your bid to: Tamara Monsees Be sure your bid clearly indicates which option you are bidding on, your signature, and the date. All correspondence must be received in BEP's office by Monday, July 16, 2007, at 12:00 noon. For any additional information, please contact Greg Feypel at 608-444-7962 or Jim Juran at 608-770-2506.
Madison Satellite Post OfficesThe Wisconsin Business Enterprise program is now taking bids on this site/route. Please review the bid options and additional information for this site/route, and return your application via fax, US mail or email no later than the bid return date shown below. Applications will be evaluated in order of the options listed (i.e. Option 1 applicants, then Options 2 applicants, etc.) If you have further questions, please refer to the bid contact listed below. This site collectively consists of eight (8) vending machines located at two Madison Satellite Post Offices (West Side Station, 733 Struck Street, Madison, WI 53711 and Hilldale Station, 601 Sawyer Terrace, Madison, WI 53705) and two additional small sites (State Records Filing Center, 4638 University Avenue, Madison, WI 53702 and Wisconsin Technical College System Administration Office, 4622 University Avenue, Madison, WI 53702.) Yearly total gross sales were approximately $12,000. An individual operator will need to determine his/her own business expenses. The best use of this site is to transition a new operator into the program. This is a new approach to bringing new operators into the program, and will undoubtedly be a needed approach for continued training. By providing an on-the-job training experience, a new blind operator gets to work and learn from an experienced operator. this brings some added benefits to the interim mentor operator. Mentors will not be responsible for inventory costs. Additionally, training times and wage costs will have predetermined reimbursements. Occupancy would not occur until a trainee is ready and assigned to the site. There are three options under which you are invited to bid on this site: Option 1 - As a mentor/training site. A mentor/training site is earmarked for new operators, but requires a currently licensed operator to serve as a mentor. Mentor/trainee pairs will be considered first for this vacancy. If not suitable mentor/trainee pair can be assigned, applications for Option 2 will be considered next. Option 2 - As a standalone site. A standalone site is a permanent site that provides a fair minimum return. Operators are required to surrender all their existing BEP entitlement sites before assignment to this site as a standalone. If no suitable permanent assignment can be made, applications for Option 3 will be considered next. Option 3 - As an interim site. An interim site is a temporary saved for a future operator and to be re-bid at a future time. The interim operator's assignment will end when either a mentor/trainee pair or a permanent operator can be assigned. If you are interested in bidding on this operation, please mail, fax, or email your bid to: Tamara Monsees Be sure your bid clearly indicates which option you are bidding on, your signature, and the date. All correspondence must be received in BEP's office by Monday, July 16, 2007, at 12:00 noon. For any additional information, please contact Greg Feypel at 608-444-7962 or Jim Juran at 608-770-2506.
Department of Financial InstitutionsThe Wisconsin Business Enterprise program is now taking bids on this site/route. Please review the bid options and additional information for this site/route, and return your application via fax, US mail or email no later than the bid return date shown below. Applications will be evaluated in order of the options listed (i.e. Option 1 applicants, then Options 2 applicants, etc.) If you have further questions, please refer to the bid contact listed below. This site consists of seven (7) vending machines located at 345 West Washington Avenue, Madison, WI 53703. Yearly total gross sales are approximately $25,000. An individual operator will need to determine his/her own business expenses. The best use of this site is to transition a new operator into the program. This is a new approach to bringing new operators into the program, and will undoubtedly be a needed approach for continued training. By providing an on-the-job training experience, a new blind operator gets to work and learn from an experienced operator. this brings some added benefits to the interim mentor operator. Mentors will not be responsible for inventory costs. Additionally, training times and wage costs will have predetermined reimbursements. Occupancy would not occur until a trainee is ready and assigned to the site. There are three options under which you are invited to bid on this site: Option 1 - As a mentor/training site. A mentor/training site is earmarked for new operators, but requires a currently licensed operator to serve as a mentor. Mentor/trainee pairs will be considered first for this vacancy. If not suitable mentor/trainee pair can be assigned, applications for Option 2 will be considered next. Option 2 - As a standalone site. A standalone site is a permanent site that provides a fair minimum return. Operators are required to surrender all their existing BEP entitlement sites before assignment to this site as a standalone. If no suitable permanent assignment can be made, applications for Option 3 will be considered next. Option 3 - As an interim site. An interim site is a temporary saved for a future operator and to be re-bid at a future time. The interim operator's assignment will end when either a mentor/trainee pair or a permanent operator can be assigned. If you are interested in bidding on this operation, please mail, fax, or email your bid to: Tamara Monsees Be sure your bid clearly indicates which option you are bidding on, your signature, and the date. All correspondence must be received in BEP's office by Monday, July 16, 2007, at 12:00 noon. For any additional information, please contact Greg Feypel at 608-444-7962 or Jim Juran at 608-770-2506.
Jackson County Prison, Black River Falls Rest Area, and Sandridge InstitutionThe Business Enterprise Program is seeking an operator to manage site locations, as a standalone, in and around Jackson County. Included are the Jackson County Prison, Black River Falls Rest Area (#53), the Sandridge Correctional Facility and, on an interim basis, the Police Academy Vending at Fort McCoy. This route has been established for over six years. This individual will be responsible for maintenance and repair of approximately 30 vending machines: snack, cold food, and soda. The 2003 gross sales are above average for an operator's net profit. If you are interested in this operation, please mail, fax, or email your letter of interest to: DWD - Vocational Rehabilitation All correspondence must be received in BEP's office by Friday, October 29, 2004, at 12:00 noon. For any additional information, please contact Greg Feypel at 608-261-0058.
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