The Bohica Conservation District has submitted a Wyoming State Water Quality Funding application for the 2027–28 biennium to support monitoring and educational activities in the Unicorn River watershed. The project runs from July 5, 2026 through December 31, 2028 and requests 20000 in state funds with 11100 in cash and in‑kind match, focusing on sediment impairment reduction, public education, and implementation of Best Management Practices with three private landowners over 4500 acres and three miles of river. A major component is contracted water quality monitoring (budgeted at 17000 in WDA funds) and multiple workshops for irrigators and industry, plus ongoing public outreach via meetings, media, newsletters, and the district website.Engineering Done Right LLC is named as the contractor for prior monitoring years, suggesting they are the incumbent for water quality monitoring services, while future workshop presenters and outreach vendors (training providers, media, web/support services) are not identified. Vendors in environmental monitoring, watershed consulting, training, and communication services can target this multi‑year initiative as funding is being sought and scopes for monitoring, BMP support, and education are clearly defined but not yet fully contracted for the 2027–28 period.

Engineering Done Right LLC is identified as the contractor for monitoring in 2020–2022, indicating incumbent experience but not yet a formal award for 2026–2028 monitoring. Workshops will require paid presenters and may use local media or marketing vendors for advertising and outreach.