NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Blacktail Ditch Improvements

The Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, is issuing a Notice of Contractor's Final Settlement for the Blacktail Ditch Improvements project located at Radium State Wildlife Area in Mesa County. This notice serves as a final call for all potential claimants—including suppliers of labor, materials, equipment, rentals, machinery, tools, provisions, and other supplies used in the construction project—to submit verified statements of unpaid claims. The project, identified as C24NW2, involves work with contractor CRC Inc, and all claims must be submitted to the authorized representative, Tyler Jacox at Colorado Parks and Wildlife (970-846-2100, tyler.jacox@state.co.us), in verified written form. The critical deadline for filing all unpaid claim statements is April 27, 2026, with the final settlement scheduled for that same date. Any party failing to file a verified statement of unpaid claims prior to the April 27, 2026 deadline will forfeit their right to claim against the State of Colorado for any amounts owed related to this project. The notice was published on April 16, 2026, providing a ten-day window for claimants to submit documentation before the final settlement date.

This procurement notice does not contain information regarding set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, or specific qualifications for responding parties, as it is a settlement notice rather than a competitive solicitation. No incumbent vendors beyond the already-contracted CRC Inc are identified in the documentation. The notice does not specify an award value or budget range, as final settlement amounts will be determined based on verified claims submitted by material suppliers, equipment rental companies, labor providers, and other parties who furnished goods or services to support the Blacktail Ditch Improvements project. Organizations with unpaid claims related to this project should prioritize submitting comprehensive documentation by the April 27, 2026 deadline to ensure their rights are protected against the State of Colorado.