Doing Business with MMSD

Interested in doing business with MMSD? Learn how to register as a vendor, explore current and upcoming procurement opportunities, and navigate our procurement process. Our goal is to ensure all qualified vendors have the opportunity to compete for and succeed on MMSD projects.

About MMSD

MMSD operates two water reclamation facilities, Jones Island and South Shore, that treat over 150 million gallons of wastewater daily, returning clean water to Lake Michigan and producing renewable resources like Milorganite^® fertilizer. MMSD also leads flood management projects that restore natural waterways and improve stormwater conveyance to reduce the risk of floods in vulnerable neighborhoods. MMSD’s green infrastructure strategies include permeable pavements, green roofs, rain gardens, and bioswales to capture stormwater and ease the use of sewer systems.

Steps to Doing Business with MMSD

To prepare for upcoming contracting opportunities, your business should:

1. Register as a vendor to receive email notifications about upcoming opportunities and event invitations that align with your services.
2. View Upcoming Procurement Opportunities for Construction and Engineering/Planning. These lists are updated quarterly to reflect planned projects for the next year. The information provided is intended to help businesses learn about and plan for potential contracting opportunities early in the procurement process.
3. View Current Procurement Opportunities.  Browse open solicitations for construction, professional services, and other goods and services.  These listings are updated as opportunities become available and include instructions for submitting bids or proposals.

Become S/W/MBE-Certified

We recognize a variety of certifications for Small, Women-, Minority-, and Veteran-Owned Business Enterprises (S/W/MBEs) from other certifying agencies. If your firm qualifies as a Small Business Enterprise (SBE), you may also apply for certification directly through MMSD. Learn more about accepted certifications and how to apply.

Business Capacity Development

MMSD offers business capacity development training and networking opportunities to help businesses better compete for and participate in MMSD projects.

Other Contracting Opportunities

Looking for additional procurement opportunities within our region? Visit the following sites to learn more about current contracting opportunities:

Veolia Water North America

Veolia Water North America is contracted by MMSD to operate and maintain its regional wastewater treatment system.  Opportunities with Veolia include sewer and water construction.

More information is available on Veolia’s procurement website.

City of Milwaukee – Department of Public Works

Opportunities include administration, bridge structures, buildings, parking, paving, recreation facilities, sewer and water mains, snow plowing, Water Works facilities, and forestry.

More information is available on the City’s website.

Vendors may also register to receive notices of bid opportunities from the City of Milwaukee by registering through the City’s e-notify platform.

What We Purchase

We regularly seek qualified firms to provide a range of goods, services, and expertise. Learn more about typical procurement needs in each area below.