Pitkin County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Pitkin County
14 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Terminal and landside project for the ASSE modernization, including master plan development, phasing plans, and a phase one plan to meet construction budget targets.
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$191,000,000Aug 4, 2026Sale of Snow Mass Falls property (650 acres) to the United States Forest Service for inclusion in the Maroon Bell Snow Mass Wilderness, and vacation of any county road within the inholding.
Contract Award
$34,000,000Aug 26, 2026Pitkin County is evaluating short- and long-term safety interventions for Prince Creek Road due to rising conflicts between vehicles, cyclists, and ranch traffic. Staff support immediate measures like centerline striping, radar feedback signs, speed reductions, and added enforcement, plus a larger capital project to widen the road or build a separated path. The widening/path concept is unfunded, estimated at over $1 million, and would require survey, engineering, possible ROW acquisition, and coordination with Garfield County, with earliest delivery around 2028 if funded. This is a live planning effort where roadway, traffic safety, and grant consultants can help define scope, secure external funding, and shape the eventual capital project.
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$1,000,000Jul 14, 2026Design services for replacement air carrier terminal building at Aspen Pitkin County Airport.
Grant Funding
$15,000,000Aug 12, 2026Funding for building decarbonization, energy efficiency upgrades, and electrification projects, with a focus on heat pump installations.
Grant Funding
$1,700,000Aug 4, 2026Partial grant (AIP69) using entitlement funds for runway shift design work.
Grant Funding
$2,100,000Jul 22, 2026RFTA approved an IGA with Glenwood Springs for the South Bridge project, a $73.66 million new road, river bridge, and grade-separated Rio Grande Trail crossing of the RFTA rail corridor connecting South Midland to SH 82. RFTA will contribute $4 million in cash plus about $480,606 in donated easement value, and the City will manage design, PUC approvals, and construction with completion targeted by September 30, 2032. This is a large, multi-year federally connected capital job that will require heavy civil, structural, rail, trail, and utility contractors, designers, and construction management, as well as grant compliance support.
Grant Funding
$73,660,000Jul 9, 2026Pitkin County is moving ahead with supplemental appropriations to the 2026 budget for additional Twin Lakes water rights. A companion ordinance would authorize purchase of shares in the Twin Lakes Reservoir & Canal Company. This signals near-term water portfolio expansion work, with funding and legal structure being set now ahead of actual acquisition and any related engineering or modeling support.
Budget Planning
$6,500,000Jul 8, 2026Acquisition of 4.68 shares of Twin Lakes water rights for the Healthy Rivers and Streams fund.
Contract Award
$442,500Jul 9, 2026Expansion of the Re-Energize program to provide free home energy assessments and up to $17,500 in upgrades for income-qualified residents, with an emphasis on mobile homes.
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