Lincoln County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Resolution 2026-031 confirms Melvin Brewing has exercised its option to purchase the land at 624 County Road 101, originally built with Wyoming Business Council grant funds channeled through the Town. Melvin plans to sell the property to a buyer and lease it back to keep the brewery running. While the Town’s role is mainly to convey title and reconcile roughly $1.66M in recapture plus $288K in receivables, this transaction sets up private real estate, financing, and facility-improvement opportunities around a key local employer.
Contract Award
$1,947,143Jul 7, 2026The Town is considering an annexation agreement for the 61‑acre Alpine Lakes Addition with Palisades Investments, LLC and The J.M. McSweeny Revocable Trust. The agreement ties annexation to future R‑1 and mixed residential/commercial zoning, higher-density mixed-use planning, and significant water/sewer capacity credit arrangements through 2040. This sets up large-scale residential and 110,000 sq ft commercial/light industrial development, creating future needs for engineering, utilities, roadwork, vertical construction, and planning/legal support.
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$2,250,000Jun 2, 2026The voucher list records a payment of $1,779,295.93 to SIRQ, Inc. under "Project LCJC - Court Addition," confirming that SIRQ is the contractor delivering a substantial court addition to the Lincoln County Judicial Center. The size of this payment indicates major construction activity is underway on a multi‑million‑dollar capital project. With SIRQ leading the main build, there will still be significant opportunities for specialty trades, security systems, IT infrastructure, furniture/fixtures, and facility management services as the project progresses and nears completion. Vendors can treat SIRQ as the prime contractor and focus on subcontracts, fit‑out work, integrated court technology, and ongoing maintenance and upgrades once the addition is occupied.
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$1,779,296May 19, 2026The Kemmerer Senior Citizen Service District plans to purchase land and eventually build a new senior center to replace its aging 50-year-old Butler building, which needs major structural, electrical, mechanical, and sewer repairs. They expect to use a $197,337 Impact Funding Grant from Project West plus reserves, but the impact funding has been delayed until at least late 2027 or 2028. This is early-stage planning for site acquisition and facility development, creating a future need for planning, design, construction, and FF&E vendors once funding is secured and scope is defined.
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$197,337Jun 17, 2026Lincoln County approved a contract with Avenue Consultants to complete a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan, after Avenue received the most first‑place votes in the proposal evaluation. The contract amount is $339,278, to be executed once the County Attorney’s Office approves it as to form, indicating that scoping and detailed work planning will now move forward with this consultant. While the primary consulting award is decided, the SS4A planning process typically generates a pipeline of future safety projects—corridor improvements, bike/ped infrastructure, ITS, and enforcement/support programs—that will later require design, construction, and technology procurements. Vendors in engineering, transportation safety hardware, data/analytics, and grant implementation can track this plan’s development to align offerings with the prioritized projects and funding strategies that emerge.
Contract Award
$339,278May 19, 2026The Town is seeking to enter into a contract with a selected consultant for a comprehensive redesign and digitization of the Land Use and Development Code (LUDC). Proposals from OPS Strategies and Kendig Keast Collaborative outline scopes for restructuring, new zones/overlays, SaaS code hosting, and ongoing modernization. This award will shape future permitting, zoning, and development review, with potential follow-on work for public engagement, software, and implementation support.
Contract Award
$171,500Jun 2, 2026The Cokeville Hospital District FY 2026-2027 proposed budget continues a contractual arrangement with Star Valley Health at $42,986 for operations support. This indicates an ongoing service relationship rather than a new competitive procurement. Healthcare service providers, telehealth vendors, and support firms can treat Star Valley Health as the incumbent partner and look for complementary offerings, integration, or specialty services that could be added under or alongside this contract in future years.
Contract Award
$42,986May 26, 2026Council will consider approving a Wyoming Office of Homeland Security SHSP grant agreement for $89,000 to purchase a 300kW generator and transfer switch. The mayor would be authorized to execute the agreement and related documents, moving the town into procurement and installation of this backup power equipment. Vendors of large generators, transfer switches, installation, and maintenance services should track this as a funded equipment purchase likely to move quickly once the agreement is signed.
Grant Funding
$89,000Jul 10, 2026The voucher list shows a payment of $58,947.62 to Horrocks LLC under the Commission for an "industrial sewer project," indicating Horrocks is providing ongoing engineering or consulting services tied to the county’s industrial sewer initiative. This payment suggests an existing contractual relationship for planning, design, or related professional services on that project. While the primary award is already in place, the industrial sewer project is a complex, multi‑phase effort that may require additional survey, design refinement, construction administration, permitting support, and coordination with other partners like PERENfra or state agencies. Vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence to understand that Horrocks is a key engineering player and look for complementary roles, subs, or follow‑on work as the project advances toward construction and potential expansions.
Contract Award
$58,948May 19, 2026The Town of Alpine is approving two Wyoming Office of Homeland Security SHSP grant agreements totaling $125,000 to purchase a 300kW generator with transfer switch and a 50kW generator with transfer switch. The mayor will be authorized to execute the agreements and related documents, but specific equipment vendors or installers are not cited. This indicates upcoming procurement for large standby generators, transfer switches, and installation at town facilities.
Grant Funding
$125,000Jun 23, 2026Showing 10 of 18
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Government Agencies in Lincoln County, Wyoming
12 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Westview Improvement and Service District
Special District
Town of Alpine
City1,332 pop.
Sublette County School District 9
School440 students
Star Valley Medical Center
Public Hospital
South Lincoln Medical Center - Cah
Public Hospital
Lincoln County School District 2
School2,939 students
Lincoln County School District 1
School614 students
Lincoln County
County21,000 pop.
Fairview Water and Sewer District
Special District
Bedford Water and Sewer District
Special District
Bear River Fire District
Fire District
Alpine Fire District
Fire District
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