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Government Projects in Laramie County

16 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The Finance Committee approved a 50-year lease of 8.37 acres at Converse Ave and Carlson St to First & Union Apartments LP at $4,521.64 per month. The Mayor stated a donation from Related Digital will be used to buy the property for an affordable housing project, and lease revenue will fund future affordable housing projects. This establishes a long-term affordable housing site and dedicated funding stream, signaling future design, construction, and services work.

Contract Award
$2,712,984Jul 7, 2026

Laramie County adopted a $324.5 million FY27 budget covering 32 funds, with major reserves and earmarked spending for road work and facility maintenance. Key planned expenditures include Chalk Bluff Road improvements, maintenance for the 2020 Carey building, and Archer facilities, plus $2.4 million for market salary adjustments and $1.4 million for merit pay. Vendors in infrastructure, facilities, HR/comp, and professional services should track these funded lines as departments move from budgeting into specific projects and procurements over FY27.

Budget Planning
$324,500,000Jun 25, 2026

WYDOT advanced the I-25/I-80 interchange design to FY 2026 using federal August Redistribution funds and plans an $11 million contract amendment with Jacobs Engineering Group. The amendment will take the single-phase design to 100 percent completion and accelerate internal reviews and grant pursuits. While Jacobs holds the main design work, construction will be a major future procurement, and design acceleration may also create needs for traffic modeling, public outreach, and grant consulting.

Contract Admin
$11,000,000May 21, 2026

The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission is asked to approve the acquisition of a 370-acre parcel adjacent to the Table Mountain WHMA in Goshen County. This acquisition aims to enhance upland bird and waterfowl habitat, secure irrigation rights, and expand public access. The property includes 84 acres of irrigated land with water rights from the Fort Laramie Canal, Goshen Irrigation District. This project is moving forward with a recommendation for approval, indicating a high likelihood of the purchase being finalized. Vendors specializing in land management, habitat restoration, or irrigation system maintenance could find future opportunities related to the development and upkeep of this newly acquired land.

Contract Award
$744,000May 22, 2026

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is pursuing acquisition of the 370‑acre Table Mountain Parcel adjacent to the existing Table Mountain Wildlife Habitat Management Area to expand public hunting opportunities and preserve agricultural production. The parcel carries 84 acres of water rights under a newer pivot from the Fort Laramie Canal via the Goshen Irrigation District and is currently listed with Empire Realty in Torrington. The asking price was 759000 and the parcel is noted as being under contract for 744000, with purchase funding coming from a combination of donations and the Conservation Stamp Access Fund. Two‑Shot Goose Club is donating 35000 and Ducks Unlimited is providing 120000, with the remainder covered by state conservation funds, indicating that the primary acquisition decision is effectively made. This creates follow‑on potential around agricultural leasing, habitat enhancement, grazing management, and ongoing operations such as water assessment payments and land management services.

Contract Award
$744,000May 11, 2026

On April 14, 2026, the Laramie Regional Airport Board approved a Notice of Award for project ALA016 covering seal coat and airfield markings. The board selected Straight Stipes Painting Inc. for this pavement maintenance and markings project in the amount of $542,940.00, confirming the main construction vendor for this cycle. This decision means the immediate procurement is closed, but it reveals Straight Stipes as the current airfield maintenance incumbent and indicates an active pavement preservation program at KLAR. Vendors in related areas (materials, QA/inspection, engineering support, striping equipment, or future maintenance cycles) can use this intelligence to time outreach around potential change orders, future phases, or the next round of runway/taxiway maintenance planning.

Contract Award
$542,940May 13, 2026

Laramie County approved a $131,256 professional services agreement with The Design Studio, Inc. to renovate existing coroner offices within the next year. Exhibit A defines the design and related services scope. This indicates a funded building renovation project; architects, engineers, and contractors can track The Design Studio as lead design firm and prepare for subsequent construction bidding and fit-out opportunities.

Contract Award
$131,256Jul 7, 2026

Laramie County is entering an agreement with Specialty Counseling and Consulting, LLC, not to exceed $167,012, to provide substance abuse and mental health treatment and related services to Drug Court participants. This is a structured program services contract administered by the DUI/Drug Court department, indicating ongoing investment in therapeutic interventions for justice-involved individuals. Although the clinical services vendor is chosen, this contract highlights a funded behavioral health program with defined caseloads and reporting needs. Vendors offering case management software, telehealth platforms, assessment tools, or program evaluation services can approach the county and Specialty Counseling as potential partners to enhance service delivery, data collection, and outcome tracking during the contract term and ahead of future rebids.

Contract Award
$167,012Jun 16, 2026

Laramie County is approving an agreement with the City of Cheyenne, not to exceed $156,850, to furnish animal control services to the county from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. This intergovernmental agreement outsources animal control operations to the city, defining a one-year service period and cost ceiling. While the provider is determined, this reveals the county’s outsourcing model and contract size for animal control. Vendors in shelter management software, fleet and equipment, call-taking systems, or training specific to animal control can target both the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County as they manage and renew this agreement, potentially influencing future tools, technology, and long-term service structuring as the contract comes up for renewal after June 2027.

Contract Award
$156,850Jun 16, 2026

Laramie County is also approving an agreement with Specialty Counseling and Consulting, LLC, for up to $151,875 to provide substance abuse and mental health treatment and related services to DUI Court participants. This separate but parallel contract to the Drug Court agreement underscores sustained county investment in treatment as an alternative to traditional sentencing. The provider is determined, but the DUI Court’s program needs—such as data reporting, scheduling, outcome monitoring, and coordination with probation and prosecutors—remain areas where technology and consulting vendors can add value. This contract signals program size and funding, informing vendors seeking to offer case management systems, telehealth, or program evaluation services in collaboration with Specialty Counseling and the county ahead of future contract cycles.

Contract Award
$151,875Jun 16, 2026

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