Wyoming-Montana Science Center

The Department of the Interior's US Geological Survey Wyoming-Montana Science Center is the civilian research unit responsible for geological and environmental survey work across the Wyoming-Montana region. The Center operates as a sub-agency within USGS under the Department of the Interior's science and stewardship mission.

Contract activity at the Wyoming-Montana Science Center is minimal. The Center has issued five federal contract awards since 2013, with a combined potential value of $59 thousand fully obligated. Award cadence has been sparse: one award in 2013, two in 2019, one in 2021, and one in 2022. The most recent award closed in February 2022, four years and eight months before the present.

Competitive concentration among the two distinct prime contractors awarded over the last five years is highly fragmented by both count and value. Sky Aviation Corporation holds the single recorded award in the last five years, valued at $18 thousand and representing 31% of combined potential value over that window. The remaining award and value are split among other contractors not yet repeated in the portfolio. Eighty percent of awards carry no set-aside designation; the remaining 20% are Total Small Business set-asides.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded for the Wyoming-Montana Science Center. No grant activity is recorded against the Center or its descendant offices.