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Under the June 3, 2026 consent agenda, the County approved a professional service agreement with Southern Folger Contracting Inc. for the Detention Center Door Replacement project. The contract totals $2,000,767 with a completion date of June 29, 2026, covering replacement of security doors at the county detention center, likely including detention-grade hardware, controls, and construction services. The main procurement decision is made, positioning Southern Folger as the incumbent security door and hardware integrator for the jail. This presents follow-on opportunities in door controls, electronic security integration, maintenance, and future phases, and gives other vendors insight into the County’s preferred partners and the scale of investment the Sheriff’s Office and Facilities are dedicating to security infrastructure.
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$2,000,767Jun 3, 2026Campbell County approved a professional service agreement with Southern Folger Contracting Inc. for the Detention Center Door Replacement project. The agreement, dated April 15, 2026, is valued at 2000767 with a completion date of June 29, 2026. This indicates a major security hardware upgrade at the detention facility with design, project management, and installation support already committed. Vendors in detention electronics, access control integration, maintenance, and training can position around follow-on work, integration of new doors with existing security systems, and long-term service or future phases once the initial project is complete.
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$2,000,767May 20, 2026The Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport is undertaking a significant rehabilitation of its General Aviation apron under AIP 59/AGC060A, with Powder River Construction as the low bidder at 1,791,820. A May 19, 2026 FAA AIP Change Order No. 1 increases the contract by 246,532 to add approximately 700 square yards of additional concrete apron, plus associated excavation, joint seals, and mobilization, extending the construction duration by 20 working days. This change brings the revised construction contract total to 2,038,352 and expands the scope of airfield concrete work at the GA apron scheduled to start after anticipated FAA and WYDOT grant funding in June with construction beginning in July. While the prime construction contract is already awarded, this is valuable incumbent intelligence and indicates potential needs for testing, materials supply, construction management, and future apron or hangar projects that adjacent vendors can pursue with the airport and its engineer.
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$2,038,352May 19, 2026Campbell County approved Change Order #2 with Powder River Heating and Air Conditioning for the Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport HVAC Replacement. The change adds kitchen hood/exhaust fan controls via a Trane module, increasing the contract to $1,420,872 and extending completion to June 30, 2026. This confirms Powder River and Trane as key incumbents and signals potential follow-on controls or mechanical work at county facilities.
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$1,420,872Jul 1, 2026S & S Builders is delivering Bicentennial Park Improvements for adult softball fields 1–3 under a contract now totaling $1,382,305.84 after Change Orders #6 and #7. Recent changes added irrigation system repairs, extra backstop padding, and shelter installation, with substantial completion required by May 7, 2026 and shelter work by June 30, 2026. This shows ongoing parks capital investment and identifies S & S and Beacon Athletics as key players for future field or park upgrades.
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$1,382,305Jul 1, 2026The May 19 and June 16, 2026 engineering reports describe a 2026 GA Apron Panel Replacement project under AIP 59 / WYDOT AGC060A, with Powder River Construction, Inc. as low bidder at $1,791,820. A change order (No. 1) increasing costs by up to $246,532 and a task order amendment adding 20 days of construction (up to $30,000 in engineering) were approved by the Airport Board to meet a higher required PCI and add more panels to the project. The airport anticipates receiving FAA and WYDOT grants in June and starting construction, now expected in August 2026. This is an active, grant-funded capital project that may still involve subcontracting opportunities for concrete, joint sealing, and apron systems, and it signals future phases of GA apron rehabilitation that vendors in airfield pavements and construction management can begin discussing with airport staff and Morrison Maierle.
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$2,068,352Jun 16, 2026The engineering reports outline Runway 16/34 maintenance under AIP 58, with Powder River Construction, Inc. as the low bidder on a $3,147,095 contract. By June 16, 2026, concrete placement, spall repair, joint seal replacement, shoulder grading, and runway grooving are complete, with permanent runway markings scheduled for June 19–21 during planned afternoon and evening closures. This reflects an FAA-funded airfield pavement rehabilitation project nearing completion and in the contract administration phase. For vendors, Powder River’s role as the airfield paving/structures incumbent and Morrison Maierle’s engineering leadership provide insight for future runway or taxiway work, pavement maintenance technologies, striping, and safety improvements that may follow this project and inform upcoming AIP and PFC-funded efforts.
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$3,147,095Jun 16, 2026The GA Apron Panel Replacement 2026 project (AIP 59; WYDOT AGC060A) has Powder River Construction as low bidder at $1,791,820. The airport anticipates FAA and WYDOT grants in June and plans to begin construction in August 2026, with discussion of adding more panels to the project. While the main construction award is effectively set, this is relevant for material suppliers, testing firms, and specialty contractors looking for subcontract or change-order work.
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$1,791,820Jun 16, 2026Under AIP 56/WYDOT AGC031A, the Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport has acquired a new ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting) vehicle and associated equipment. The May 19, 2026 Engineer’s Report notes that the ARFF truck contract was awarded to Oshkosh for 1,089,588 on a 550-day contract with substantial completion on February 22, 2026, ARFF equipment and tools were awarded to LN Curtis for 59,058.42 and have all been received, and ARFF radios were awarded to ComTech of Casper for 30,294.97 with radios being received and installed as of February 10; project closeout has been submitted to FAA and WYDOT. While the initial procurement is complete, the airport is now integrating the new ARFF assets into operations, including joint training with the local Fire Department referenced in the Director’s Report. This phase can create demand for training, maintenance contracts, parts, repair services, and communications integration for the new apparatus and radios, offering an entry point for vendors specializing in ARFF support, firefighter training, and LMR/communications services compatible with the chosen equipment.
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$1,178,941May 19, 2026The airport is executing a major Runway 16/34 maintenance and rehabilitation project under AIP 58, with Powder River Construction as the low bidder at 3,147,095. The May 19, 2026 Engineer’s Report states that concrete placement and spall repair are complete, joint seal replacement is ongoing, shoulder grading and runway grooving are complete, and temporary markings are done, with permanent runway marking projected around June 16 after the April 6–May 21 runway shutdown period. Although the main construction contract is already awarded, the project’s scale and ongoing tasks signal a continuing need for pavement marking, inspection, QA testing, and potentially future runway maintenance cycles. Vendors specializing in airfield pavement management, lighting, markings, and safety inspections can use this implementation phase to build relationships with airport staff and the engineer and position for future phases or other runway and taxiway projects.
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Government Agencies in Campbell County, Wyoming
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Rocky Point Water and Sewer District
Special District
Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport
Airport Authority
Meadow Springs Improvement and Service District
Special District
Heritage Village Water and Sewer District
Special District
Cook Road Water District
Special District
City of Gillette
City33,496 pop.
Campbell County School District 1
School8,571 students
Campbell County Public Land Board
Special District
Campbell County Health
Public Hospital
Campbell County Cemetery District
Special District
Campbell County
County47,946 pop.
American Road Water and Sewer District
Special District
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