Transportation Commission Awards $13.3 Million in Contracts in May

During its recent regular business meeting, the Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded $13.35 million in contracts for five Wyoming Department of Transportation construction projects. A $6.85 million bid was awarded to Gillette-based S and  S Builders LLC, for a mill and overlay project involving asphalt paving, structure work, traffic control, chip seal, grading, erosion control, milling and guardrail work on Wyoming Highway 95 north of Glenrock. The contract completion date is October 31, 2025. 

The commission awarded a more than $1.77 million bid to Cowley-based Wilson Bros. Construction Inc. for a spot slope flattening project involving grading, stormwater drainage work, fencing, traffic control, erosion control and aggregate surfacing work on approximately 7.5 miles of US Highway 310 in Big Horn and Park Counties. The contract completion date is June 30, 2025. 

Wilson Brothers Construction was also awarded a $1.51 million bid for a culvert project involving stormwater drainage work, traffic control and grading at various locations between Buffalo and Gillette in Campbell County. The contract completion date is November 30, 2024. Casper-based Oftedal Construction Inc. was awarded a $1.48 million bid for an access lane project involving concrete paving, grading, electrical work, traffic control, signage work, structure work, fencing and aggregate fencing at the Kemmerer Port of Entry on US Highway 30. The contract completion date is November 30, 2024. 

All but one of the projects awarded by the Transportation Commission this month are funded primarily with federal dollars. Funded primarily with state dollars, the commission awarded a nearly $1.74 million bid to Cheyenne-based Reiman Corporation for a bridge rehabilitation project involving structure work, traffic control guardrail work and asphalt paving at various locations within Lincoln and Uinta Counties. The contract completion date is June 30, 2025. Almost all WYDOT projects are awarded to the lowest bid.