Fremont County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Fremont County

10 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Fremont County Commissioners held a multi-party discussion on the closure of the Diversion Dam Bridge after a recent inspection found critical structural failures, including a “fracture critical” pony truss and severe deterioration of a concrete pier. Participants reviewed three options: full bridge replacement (estimated at 30000000 to 35000000), partial rehabilitation, or complete removal of the bridge structures to protect the dam, with tribal leaders stressing the need for collaboration and recognition of tribal priorities. Director Winslow Friday noted an opportunity to apply for federal bridge funding for design work, but the applicable program expires on September 30, 2026, creating a tight design-grant application window. No engineering or construction vendor has been selected; the discussion was tabled until June 23, 2026, indicating an active planning phase where the county, tribal partners, and Bureau of Reclamation-related stakeholders will need design, funding strategy, environmental, and public engagement support before any procurement for design or construction moves forward.

Pre-RFP
$30,000,000Jun 2, 2026

Clerk Julie Freese and Treasurer Jim Anderson discussed the Economic Development Budget, including a concept to allocate $400,000 for River Peak Health Riverton Hospital and $500,000 for ambulance services. Funds for Air Service and WRTA may be held in reserve pending a primary ballot three‑quarter cent initiative. No vote has been taken, so these large allocations are still flexible; hospital, EMS, and air service vendors can discuss capital, equipment, and service projects that could be supported if these amounts are adopted.

Budget Planning
$900,000Jun 30, 2026

The commission approved a contract with the Wyoming Department of Family Services for Youth Services, effective July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2028, not to exceed $298,135. This supports county youth programming responding to 21 recent citations across theft, assault, criminal entry, and alcohol-related offenses. Program and justice services vendors should view this as funding continuity intel and explore complementary prevention, case management, data, and treatment offerings that can plug into the two-year contract framework.

Contract Award
$298,135Jul 7, 2026

The commission accepted a $20,579 bid from TCI for network infrastructure, funded from the county IT budget. This confirms TCI as the chosen vendor for new networking hardware or related upgrades. IT resellers and service providers should treat this as incumbent intel and watch for follow-on needs like configuration, security, monitoring, and future refresh cycles tied to this install.

Contract Award
$20,579Jul 7, 2026

The Building Maintenance Superintendent reported the County Courthouse A/C unit needs a compressor replacement. Commissioners accepted a $30,000 quote from Johnson Controls Building Solutions, LLC for a Trane compressor, funded from the Building Maintenance budget. This confirms the HVAC vendor and equipment but also points to broader aging-building mechanical needs and future maintenance or controls work.

Contract Award
$30,000Jun 23, 2026

Fremont County Commissioners approved payment of 167,829.28 to Alexander Excavation for the Riverview Road Reconstruction construction project in their May 12, 2026 regular meeting bills list. This indicates an active road reconstruction contract is underway with Alexander Excavation as the selected contractor and work progressing sufficiently to warrant a large progress payment. This is relevant as it confirms Alexander Excavation as the incumbent on Riverview Road, signaling limited near‑term opportunity on this specific segment but potential for subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, or follow‑on phases. Vendors in construction, paving, traffic safety, and inspection services can track this project for potential change orders, future phases, or similar road work that will likely follow in the county’s transportation program.

Contract Award
$167,829May 12, 2026

Fremont County approved an agreement with Frontier Ambulance to extend ambulance service coverage from July 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026. This is a short-term extension, not a long multi-year deal. Vendors in EMS operations, billing, staffing, and ambulance equipment should see this as a bridge period before a longer-term funding and service decision, potentially opening space for new proposals or support work.

Contract Award
$0Jun 30, 2026

The county approved a service contract with GovInterest, Inc. dba TrueComp for $14,000 annually to provide compensation data software. The platform offers salary ranges, pay scales, job descriptions, and comparisons to support recruitment and retention. This locks in an HR analytics vendor but suggests ongoing needs around HR systems integration, data management, and broader talent management modernization.

Contract Award
$14,000Jun 23, 2026

The district needs asbestos abatement before demolishing teacherage #9 and #11 at Wyoming Indian Elementary. Testing confirmed asbestos, and the maintenance lead has requested quotes from three contractors, with two bids received so far at $34,680 and $13,268. This is an active small environmental services opportunity where the district is comparing options and likely moving soon to select a contractor.

Active Opportunity
$34,680Jul 20, 2026

In the bills list, Fremont County approved a 665.97 payment to Valley Lumber & Supply Co Inc coded to an ARPA Program Grant for “Project Materials.” This indicates that at least one ARPA-funded project is in execution, using construction or building materials supplied by Valley Lumber. While the specific ARPA project is not described, this transaction confirms active deployment of ARPA funds into capital or facility-related work. Vendors involved in construction, materials supply, and ARPA grant implementation can use this as a signal to inquire about broader ARPA project scopes, remaining funds, and upcoming material or construction packages that may still be unawarded.

Contract Award
$666May 12, 2026

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