Converse County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Converse County

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Douglas’s General Fund Equipment Reserve for FY 2026-27 totals $1,340,393, funding multiple vehicle and equipment replacements: patrol vehicles and their upfitting, parks and streets pickups, a dump truck, a street water truck, a street sweeper, a parks UTV, a trim mower, rough mower, pull‑behind blower, UTV for Parks/Comm Club, portable radios, Taser contract, tire machine, scissor lift, forklift, spray/wash cabinet, shop ventilation system, skidsteer with trailer, school crossing signs, an asphalt zipper, vehicle davit boom, K9 unit, car and body‑worn camera replacement with Command Central, electronic signs, and an admin vehicle. This represents a substantial, multi‑department procurement program. The document identifies only product types, not brands or dealers, so police fleet upfitting, construction equipment, and shop tool vendors can compete for this business. Sellers who can bundle vehicles with upfit, financing, warranty, and training—or who can offer cooperative purchasing contracts—will be especially relevant as Douglas sequences these buys over the fiscal year.

Budget Planning
$1,340,393Jun 15, 2026

Natural Bridge Park plans to replace all five picnic shelters in early FY2028, funded roughly half by OXY through The Great Outdoors Fund and half by Converse County. Estimated total cost is $479,497, and the Commission has agreed to move forward with metal shelters and to include the project in the FY2028 budget. Park designers, shelter manufacturers, and construction firms have a multi‑year runway to shape specifications and position for the eventual procurement.

Pre-RFP
$479,497Jul 21, 2026

On June 16, the Commission ratified an agreement with HDR Engineering for design, permitting, and project management of a CR13/Natural Bridge Road extension, valued at $353,870.25. The project moves the road to support development near Ayres Natural Bridge and material haul needs for the LaPrele Dam project. While HDR is the design and PM incumbent, construction work for the extension will follow later, creating future heavy civil and paving opportunities and potential subconsultant work under HDR.

Contract Award
$353,870Jul 8, 2026

The Board ratified an agreement with HDR Engineering worth $353,870.25 for design, permitting, and project management of the CR13/Natural Bridge Road extension. The project is tied to development of acreage near Ayres Natural Bridge and supporting LaPrele Irrigation District material movement from the dam replacement. While the primary A/E has been selected, heavy civil contractors, materials suppliers, and traffic safety vendors can track this as a future bid opportunity once HDR completes design.

Contract Award
$353,870Jul 7, 2026

Converse County Detention Center and Memorial Hospital of Converse County executed an MOU for onsite nursing care from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at $18,950 per month, totaling $227,400 per year. Services include daily med passes, intake screenings, 14‑day assessments, and coordination with the health department and MHCC providers. This formalizes MHCC as the primary nursing provider for inmates, signaling ongoing demand for correctional health services, records systems, and related supplies.

Contract Award
$227,400Jul 21, 2026

Converse County executed a short form agreement with HDR Engineering to design, bid, and manage construction for a 2.5‑mile mill and overlay project on Walker Creek Road, including shoulder widening on part of the route. Services cover design, bidding assistance, and up to four weeks of construction observation, using WYDOT standards, on a time-and-materials basis not to exceed $109,551. This is a live road-rehab program where contractors, paving suppliers, and traffic-control vendors can prepare for an upcoming bid package.

Contract Award
$109,551Jul 21, 2026

Converse County approved a Grant Agreement with the Wyoming Department of Public Health for Prevention funds totaling $262,230 through June 30, 2028. MHCC Behavioral Health presented plans for using opioid settlement, responsible gambling, and prevention funds, including a Bridges to Recovery pilot and community partnerships. This multi‑year funding creates demand for behavioral health programming, training, outreach, and data/evaluation support.

Grant Funding
$262,230Jul 21, 2026

A separate MOU between Converse County, the Sheriff’s Office, and Memorial Hospital of Converse County establishes a non‑emergent primary care jail clinic from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. MHCC will provide a licensed provider onsite for about four hours once a week, seeing 12–15 inmates, at $4,380 per month ($52,600 per year), with a six‑month volume review. This confirms MHCC as the clinical provider but leaves room for supporting telehealth, specialty referrals, and cost‑management tools.

Contract Award
$52,600Jul 21, 2026

Later in the June 16 meeting, the Commission approved Change Order No. 2 for EJ Services on the Shooting Range Improvements Project (EJS-548-12) in the amount of $81,648, adding overtime costs and 28 extra days due to delayed construction start. This confirms EJ Services as the active contractor and a sizeable ongoing project. Although the core work is committed, range improvements often require specialty vendors for target systems, range safety equipment, acoustics, and maintenance.

Contract Award
$81,648Jul 8, 2026

Converse County Public Health and Memorial Hospital of Converse County approved an agreement with Professional Research Consultants to conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment for $21,500, with the County paying half. The term is one year from the effective date and will guide local public health planning and prevention funding. This is a defined research project, and its outcomes will shape future health programs, grants, and service procurements in the county.

Contract Award
$21,500Jul 21, 2026

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