Breem Ditch Instream Flow Gage/ Washington Gulch Bypass

The state of Colorado has issued a contract opportunity for the Breem Ditch Instream Flow Gage and Washington Gulch Bypass project, with a posting date of July 23, 2025, and a proposal submission deadline of September 2, 2025. This procurement appears to be focused on water infrastructure and measurement systems, specifically related to ditch and gulch water management. The contract opportunity suggests a comprehensive engineering and infrastructure project that likely requires detailed technical expertise in hydrology, water resource management, and infrastructure development. While specific deliverables are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, the project seems to involve the installation or enhancement of a flow gage and potentially a bypass system for water management purposes. Potential respondents should be prepared to demonstrate advanced technical capabilities in water resource engineering, environmental infrastructure design, and precise measurement technologies. The relatively long timeframe between the posting and due dates indicates the complexity of the project and suggests that potential bidders will need sufficient time to develop comprehensive proposals.

The contract opportunity does not explicitly specify set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent organizations based on the provided information. Without additional details, it is not possible to confirm whether disadvantaged business enterprises or specific local/regional contractors are given preferential consideration. The absence of incumbent vendor information or specific budget ranges limits a comprehensive assessment of the project's financial scope. Potential bidders should anticipate that standard state procurement regulations will apply, and they may need to demonstrate technical qualifications, financial stability, and prior experience with similar water infrastructure projects. Interested parties should carefully review the full request for proposals to understand any nuanced requirements, potential integration challenges with existing water management infrastructure, and specific technical specifications that may not be apparent in this initial contract opportunity listing.