PMAA 5716, C24DM5-11553, FY26, Spring Ck Dam Rehab: Ph 1

The state of Colorado and Denver County are seeking proposals for the PMAA 5716, C24DM5-11553, FY26 Spring Creek Dam Rehabilitation: Phase 1 project. This procurement appears to be a significant infrastructure restoration initiative focused on dam rehabilitation within the Denver metropolitan area. The contract opportunity, identified by the unique ID 6855b36e3cfbf61a710c853e, was posted on June 19, 2025, with proposals due by July 28, 2025. While specific technical details are limited in the provided information, the project seems to involve comprehensive dam infrastructure improvements, likely requiring specialized engineering and construction expertise. Potential bidders should be prepared to demonstrate significant experience in civil engineering, hydraulic infrastructure rehabilitation, and municipal infrastructure project management. The procurement appears to follow standard state and local government contracting protocols, with a clear timeline for submission and likely subsequent evaluation of technical capabilities, project approach, and cost competitiveness.

Given the nature of municipal infrastructure projects, this opportunity may include provisions for small, minority-owned, or disadvantaged business enterprise participation, though specific set-aside details are not explicitly outlined in the provided documentation. The project's location in Denver County suggests potential local workforce and subcontractor engagement requirements. While precise budget ranges are not specified, dam rehabilitation projects of this scale typically represent significant capital investments, potentially ranging from several hundred thousand to multiple millions of dollars. The project's fiscal year designation (FY26) indicates long-term planning and potential multi-phase implementation. Interested contractors should carefully review all documentation, prepare comprehensive technical and cost proposals, and be prepared to demonstrate compliance with state and local procurement regulations, safety standards, and infrastructure rehabilitation best practices.