Bid Notice-Casper - Buffalo - Culvert - Johnson _ Natrona Counties.pdf

PDF 220 KB Posted

Attached to
Casper - Buffalo - Culvert - Johnson & Natrona Counties
Solicitation number
NHPPI-I255119
Issued by
Natrona County, Wyoming

About this file

This is a Bid Notice issued by the State of Wyoming for a culvert lining project involving the Wyoming Department of Transportation and local counties in Johnson and Natrona. The project encompasses culvert excavation, cleaning, erosion control measures, grout placement, pipe lining, and stormwater control component installation on Interstate 25 beginning at reference marker 216.84 between Casper and Buffalo in the Kaycee area, extending approximately 53.50 miles across Johnson and Natrona Counties. The scope of work includes comprehensive site preparation and environmental protection measures necessary for the culvert rehabilitation effort. Bidders are required to submit proposals by the specified due date, with evaluation and award of the contract to follow standard procurement procedures. Site visits and pre-bid meetings may be available for interested contractors to familiarize themselves with project conditions and specifications.

The notice establishes the framework for competitive bidding on this infrastructure improvement project, with pricing to be submitted according to the detailed bid documents and specifications provided by the state. Award will be made to the qualified bidder offering the most advantageous proposal to the state, subject to budget availability and funding allocation through Wyoming Department of Transportation resources. Contractors should review all supporting exhibits, scope of work documentation, and technical specifications to prepare comprehensive and competitive bids reflecting accurate project costs and timelines.

View the file

On GovTribe

Work with this file

  • Download the original file
  • Contacts named in this file
  • Similar government files
  • Ask GovTribe AI about this file

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .