Site work for a development in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Conceptual plans call for site work for a development.

The Wyoming State Construction Department, Procurement Section, on Behalf of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (Procuring Agency) Will Receive Proposals Through the Public Purchase Online System for Professional Services in Support of the Auburn Fish Hatchery, Located in Caribou County, Idaho, in the Caribou-targhee National Forest. It is Approximately 9 Miles West of Grover, Wyoming Off of County Road 134. All Necessary Efforts in Order to Produce a Complete Engineering Design and Production of Complete Construction Documents, Which Will Include (but Are Not Limited to) Plans, Specifications, Bid Schedules, and Special Provisions. Estimated Project Completion Date is: October 31, 2025 Written Questions About the Procurement Process Should Be Submitted Through the Public Purchase Online Bidding System Until 5:00 P.m. Mt, January 3, 2025. Any Questions Received After the Deadline May Not Be Accepted or Considered. Each Question Should Be Submitted Individually. The Procuring Agency Reserves the Right to Amend This Request for Proposal Before the Submission Date Through Written Addenda. Addenda Will Be Published Through Online. It is the Proposer's Responsibility to Check Online for Addenda. The Method of Contractor Selection Has Not Been Determined at This Time. Each Project Valued Equal to or Above $150,000.00, a Bid is Required to Have a Bid Deposit in the Amount of Ten Percent (10%) of the Total Bid, Which Shall Be in the Form of a Bid Bond, Cashier's Check, or Certified Check (a Copy Will Not Be Accepted) Drawn on a Reliable Bank and Made Payable to the State of Wyoming (No Personal Checks Will Be Accepted), or an Electronic Bid Bond With Surety 2000. The Procuring Agency Will Release the Bid Bond if the Bidder is Awarded the Contract; When the Contract is Executed; and When All Additional Documentation Required by Contract is Received and Approved. A Performance Bond and a Payment Bond, Each in the Amount of 100 Percent of the Contract Price, With a Corporate Surety Approved by the Owner, Will Be Required for the Faithful Performance of the Contract.