Site work for a development in Casper, Wyoming. Completed plans call for site work for a one-story above grade development.

Fee proposals are being requested from qualified consultants to perform design services of construction documents related to the North Platte River Restoration North Casper/Knife River reaches. The scope of services is to provide all consulting services to advance the design of the project to a level of 60% design. Any questions which arise from this request shall be addressed to the City of Casper as follows: Edge Engineering Group Jason Knopp, P.E. 307.797.1224 jknopp@edgeenggroup.com SCOPE OF WORK AND MILESTONES The Recipient shall complete the study and design of an aquatic ecosystem restoration project that encompasses approximately three miles of the North Casper and Knife River Reaches of the North Platte River and the associated riparian and upland areas. Design considerations include, but are not limited to: Mitigating fine sediment contributions sourced from unstable banks. Reshaping channel dimensions to improve sediment transportation, low water depths and riparian floodplain connectivity based on the regulated flow release schedules from the upstream Bureau of Reclamation reservoirs. Enhancing riffle-pool morphology and channel complexity. Removing invasive Russian olive trees to improve riparian habitat and restore naturally occurring wetlands. Revegetating riparian fringe and adjacent floodplain with native plants. Evaluating water treatment alternatives including wetlands at stormwater outfalls to improve water quality. Reclaiming an inactive Pre-Permit gravel mine pond and highly disturbed river corridor, with no remaining reclamation obligations, to a degree equal or greater than current standards. This includes creating a highly connected multi-habitat type refuge for migratory birds, vegetated upland terrestrial zones, vegetated riparian fringe zones, diverse aquatic habitat units, and groundwater connected wetlands. Sourcing and securing natural materials for channel bed and bank structures including salvaged logs and root wads from the Casper Regional Solid Waste Facility compost yard. Considering phytoremediation as treatment for the closed landfill VOC and inorganic compound plume which may intersect with groundwater wells and is seeping into the river.