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Arete Design Group advises Albany County School District #1 to reject the apparent low bid from SGLC as non-responsive for an asbestos-containing materials abatement project. They recommend awarding to the next qualified bidder, Al Pro Environmental, at $1,200,000, whose bid did not include exclusions tied to the Terracon inspection report. This gives vendors clear insight into the likely awardee, project scale, and the district’s risk stance for future environmental and facilities work.
Contract Award
$1,200,000Jul 20, 2026On June 16, 2026, Council awarded a $1,261,744 contract to IKON Fire LLC for a custom fire pumper engine. This major apparatus purchase equips Laramie’s Fire Department with a new frontline unit. While the primary sale is decided, this identifies IKON Fire as the incumbent supplier and points to future needs for equipment, training, maintenance, and complementary gear for the new apparatus.
Contract Award
$1,261,744Jul 7, 2026Council awarded a bid to IKON Fire LLC for a custom fire pumper engine totaling $1,261,744. This selects the apparatus vendor for Laramie Fire Department’s next engine and locks in the configuration and price. While this purchase is decided, it gives competitors insight into current fleet standards and replacement timing, and creates ancillary needs for training, maintenance services, and future fleet planning support.
Contract Award
$1,261,744Jul 7, 2026The Council will consider authorizing an award to IKON Fire LLC for a custom fire pumper engine in the amount of $1,261,744.00. The presence of a full bid packet and bid form indicates this followed a competitive process and IKON Fire LLC is the recommended vendor for a significant apparatus acquisition. This decision sets IKON as the incumbent provider for this class of apparatus, creating downstream needs for outfitting, communications integration, preventative maintenance, and future replacements. Vendors in fire equipment, telematics, maintenance, and training can position for follow-on work to support implementation of the new engine, including upfitting, driver/operator training, and lifecycle support services. Understanding this award also provides timing cues for when the City may next revisit apparatus replacement planning and associated grant funding.
Contract Award
$1,261,744Jun 16, 2026Council approved awarding a bid to IKON Fire LLC for a custom fire pumper engine worth $1,261,744. The main apparatus procurement decision is made, but the department will now move into build, delivery, and integration with existing fleet, training, and maintenance. Fire equipment and service providers can focus on ancillary needs such as tools, communications gear, training, and long-term service contracts tied to this new engine.
Contract Award
$1,261,744Jun 16, 2026UW administration is requesting Board approval for a construction change order to GE Johnson Construction Wyoming to infill the obsolete Corbett pool now that the new Aquatics Center is coming online. The scope includes infilling the pool, removing viewing glass, and repurposing the space for Athletics as student-athlete practice area, with total in-fill work estimated at 1600000 and the change order authorization not to exceed 1100000, funded from Aquatics Center contingencies without increasing that project’s 64178314 budget. Work is anticipated to begin upon approval, with substantial completion expected by September 8, 2026, and GE Johnson is recommended because they are already mobilized onsite and have pool structural expertise. For vendors, this establishes GE Johnson as the incumbent construction partner on Corbett repurposing and Aquatics Center work, suggesting follow-on opportunities for specialty trades, FF&E, athletic facility fit-out, and building systems that may be procured separately or downstream.
Contract Award
$1,600,000May 13, 2026Laramie secured a $5,000,000 Business Ready Community grant from the Wyoming Business Council to support a new 147,000 sq ft WyoTech training facility on Adams Street. The project will add welding and heavy diesel programs and expand diesel and trim offerings, targeting 97 new jobs by 2030 and over $24 million in cumulative payroll. The City will administer the grant while WyoTech contributes $15 million in match and land, indicating a large, multi-year design and construction program plus long-term facility operations and training equipment needs.
Grant Funding
$5,000,000Jul 7, 2026The City is entering a $5,000,000 Business Ready Community grant agreement with the Wyoming Business Council to support a 147,000 sq ft WyoTech training facility. The project will add new welding and heavy diesel programs and is expected to create about 97 jobs by 2030, with WyoTech contributing $15,000,000 and the site. Construction is projected to take 18–24 months once fully approved, creating demand for design, construction, FF&E, lab equipment, and future facility services.
Grant Funding
$5,000,000Jul 7, 2026The City is approving a Business Ready Community Grant Agreement with the Wyoming Business Council for a $5,000,000 grant to support the WyoTech Training Expansion Project. The project will build a new 147,000 sq. ft. facility near Adams Street to house new welding and heavy diesel programs and expand advanced diesel and trim programs, with completion expected 18–24 months after grant approval. WyoTech will contribute $15,000,000 and lease/potentially purchase the facility. This is a major design-build opportunity for architects, engineers, and contractors experienced in technical education and industrial training facilities.
Grant Funding
$20,000,000Jul 7, 2026Council will consider a Business Ready Community Grant Agreement with the Wyoming Business Council for a $5,000,000 grant to support the WyoTech Training Expansion Project. The grant funding will flow through the City to expand WyoTech's training capacity, implying upcoming facility, equipment, or infrastructure work. Education facility designers, contractors, workforce training advisors, and equipment providers can engage with the City and WyoTech on how these funds will be deployed for buildings, labs, and technical training assets.
Grant Funding
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Government Agencies in Albany County, Wyoming
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University of Wyoming Board of Trustees
State
University of Wyoming Bot|trustee Legislative Relations Committee
State
University of Wyoming Bot|shared Governance Working Group
State
University of Wyoming Bot|research and Economic Development
State
University of Wyoming Bot|fiscal and Legal Affairs
State
University of Wyoming Bot|facilities Contracting Committee
State
University of Wyoming Bot|biennium Budget Committee
State
University of Wyoming Bot|academics and Student Affairs
State
University of Wyoming
Higher Ed14,737 students
Rainbow Valley Special Road District
Special District
Laramie Regional Airport Joint Powers Board
Airport Authority
Laramie Regional Airport Board
Airport Authority
Ivinson Memorial Hospital
Public Hospital
City of Laramie
City32,152 pop.
Albany County School District 1
School3,857 students
Albany County Emergency Management
State
Albany County
County39,288 pop.
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