PMAA, 5708, Lk Christine Slope Remed Proj, C24DM5-10526

This procurement notice concerns the final settlement of the Lake Christine Slope Remediation Project (C24DM5-10526) administered by the State of Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, with jurisdiction spanning Denver County and Denver City. This is not a solicitation for new work but rather a contractor settlement notice establishing a deadline for creditors and suppliers to file verified claims for unpaid labor, materials, equipment rental, machinery, tools, and other supplies used during project performance. The primary objective is to provide a final opportunity for any parties with outstanding claims related to project execution to submit documentation before final settlement occurs. The authorized representative for claim submissions is Jesse Reigle, P.E., at Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and all claims must be verified and filed prior to the March 11, 2026 settlement deadline. Interested parties may contact Jesse Reigle at 720-498-5723 or jesse.reigle@state.co.us to file claims or obtain additional information. The notice was posted on February 18, 2026, providing approximately three weeks for claim preparation and submission. Any creditors or suppliers failing to submit verified claim statements before the March 11, 2026 deadline will be relieved from consideration, and the State of Colorado will assume no liability for such claims.

This settlement notice does not contain specific information regarding set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, incumbent vendors, or budget ranges. However, the notice indicates that the primary contractor for the Lake Christine Slope Remediation Project was Gould Construction, Inc., which will receive final settlement upon the March 11, 2026 date. The settlement process applies to all subcontractors, suppliers, and material vendors who performed work or provided goods in support of the project. No specific contract value or budget information is disclosed in the settlement notice, as this document pertains to the closure phase of an already-completed project rather than a competitive procurement opportunity. Parties with claims should ensure documentation clearly establishes the connection between their supplied goods or services and the Lake Christine Slope Remediation Project to support their claim submissions.