Wyoming dam reservoir contracts
21 contracts tracked across 1 municipality.
Contracts
21
municipalities
1
Distinct vendors
16
municipalities with the most dam reservoir contracts
Top vendors in Wyoming dam reservoir
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| TROUT UNLIMITED, INC. | 3 | $3.1M |
| LUNDINE, KENT | 2 | $31K |
| GAME & FISH COMMISSION WYOMING | 2 | $1.8M |
| STATE PARKS & CULTURAL RESOURCES WYOMING | 2 | $247K |
| KREW HEAVY CIVIL LLC | 1 | $109.0M |
| GEOVERT LLC | 1 | $1.4M |
Recent dam reservoir contracts in Wyoming
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WY -CRANE SERVICE AT BOYSEN DAM | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LUNDINE, KENT | — | — |
| IGF::CT::IGF - BULL LAKE DAM SPILLWAY MODIFICATIONS, RIVERTON UNIT, PICK-SLOAN MISSOURI BASIN PROGRAM, WYOMING | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | KREW HEAVY CIVIL LLC | $109.0M | — |
| WYAO ROCKFALL TO 4 - SEMINOE DAM | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | GEOVERT LLC | $1.4M | — |
| EO 14398 WY BB DAM & DIAMOND CR. DIKE FACILITY WE | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | GREAT BASIN RESTORATION, LLC | $16K | — |
| BIG SANDY DAM RESERVOIR ENLARGEMENT | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | EWS-RSCI LLC | $14.8M | — |
| BUILT IN 1909, LAPRELE DAM IS A SLAB AND BUTTRESS-TYPE DAM THAT WAS CONSTRUCTED BY THE AMBURSEN HYDRAULIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN CONVERSE COUNTY, WYOMING ON LAPRELE CREEK. THE DAM IS LOCATED ABOUT 11 MILES WEST OF DOUGLAS, WYOMING. IT WAS CONSTRUCTED TO STORE UP TO 20,000 ACRE-FEET OF SPRING SNOWMELT FRESHET FLOWS FOR DOWNSTREAM IRRIGATION DURING THE SUMMER. THE EXISTING DAM HAS DETERIORATED CONSIDERABLY SINCE CONSTRUCTION AND WAS DEEMED UNSAFE FOR FULL STORAGE BY THE WYOMING WATER DEVELOPMENT OFFICE FOLLOWING RECENT EXTENSIVE STRUCTURAL INSPECTION AND FOUNDATION EVALUATION, RESULTING IN A MAXIMUM POOL ELEVATION RESTRICTION. MULTIPLE ALTERNATIVES FOR REHABILITATING OR REPLACING THE EXISTING DAM HAVE BEEN CONSIDERED AND EVALUATED AT A PRELIMINARY LEVEL. THE PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE, NOW ADVANCED TO 30 PERCENT DESIGN, WAS REPLACEMENT OF THE EXISTING DAM WITH A NEW ROLLER-COMPACTED CONCRETE (RCC) DAM WITH ITS CENTRAL AXIS ABOUT 300 FEET DOWNSTREAM FROM THE EXISTING DAM CREST. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PERFORM ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES TO BUILD A NEW DAM THAT WILL BE FOUNDED ON BEDROCK AND RAISED TO THE SAME MAXIMUM NORMAL OPERATING ELEVATION AS THE EXISTING DAM. WDC ANTICIPATES A 4-YEAR CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE FROM MARCH 2025 TO DECEMBER 2029. | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WATER DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION | $83.8M | — |
| THE HIGHLAND HANOVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT (HHID) OWNS AND OPERATES A SERIES OF IRRIGATION CANALS IN THE WORLAND, WY AREA OF THE BIGHORN RIVER BASIN. THE HIGHLAND HANOVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT PUMP STATION REPLACEMENT IS A REPLACEMENT OF THE 1957 BUREAU OF RECLAMATION PUMP STATION, CONVEYING STORAGE WATER FROM THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATION BOYSEN RESERVOIR TO THE DISTRICTS CANALS. THE DISTRICT WILL REPLACE THE ORIGINAL BOR PUMPING UNITS IN THE PUMP STATION 2 THAT SERVE BOTH CANAL 2 AND THE COUTIS DITCH WITH MODERN PUMPS AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS INCLUDING VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES (VFDS) AND ASSOCIATED CONTROLS, FOCUSING ON WATER SUPPLY DELIVERY, AS THE PUMPS HAVE ALL EXCEEDED THEIR USEFUL LIFE, HAVE DECREASED CAPACITY AND EFFICIENCY, AND THERE IS GREAT CONCERN PUMP FAILURE IS IMMINENT AND NEAR. NOT ONLY WILL REPLACEMENT ALLOW WATER DELIVERY TO USERS, IT WILL ALSO PROVIDE SUBSTANTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS BY UPGRADING SIXTY-FIVE YEAR OLD PUMPING EQUIPMENT, RESULTING IN ENERGY AND WATER SAVINGS. IT IS ANTICIPATED TO REDUCE WATER SPILLS BY APPROXIMATELY 4633.1 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR WITH ENERGY SAVINGS OF 758,726 KILOWATT HOURS PER YEAR THROUGH THE ADDITION OF LEVEL SENSORS, FLOW METERS, AND VFDS TO BETTER MATCH PUMP FLOWS TO SYSTEM DEMANDS. THE TOTAL PROPOSED PROJECT LENGTH INCLUDING DESIGN IS ESTIMATED AT 24 MONTHS FROM DESIGN TO CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION. DESIGN IS ESTIMATED TO BEGIN IN AUGUST OF 2022 WITH CONSTRUCTION COMMENCING JUNE OF 2023. THIS PROJECT IS UTILIZING STATE FUNDING IN CONJUNCTION WITH WATERSMART FUNDING, TO SUPPLEMENT THE IRRIGATION DISTRICT FUNDS. | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | HIGHLAND HANOVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| TASK ORDER 1 - GUERNSEY DAM NORTH SPILLWAY ROCKFALL MITIGATION | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | GLOBAL ROCK WORKS LLC | $1.6M | — |
| TSC-SEMINOE DAM SEISMIC ANALYSIS | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | AECOM TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC. | $1.3M | — |
| JANITORIAL SERVICES, DEAVER RESERVOIR, RALSTON RESERVOIR, AND CEDAR MOUNTAIN RECREATION AREAS, SHOSHONE PROJECT, PARK COUNTY, WYOMING. | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BLACKBURN JANITORIAL SERVICES, LLC | $41K | — |
| WY-BOYSEN DAM SPILLWAY GATE - CRANE SVC | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LUNDINE, KENT | $31K | — |
| WY-DIVING SERVICES AT BOYSEN DAM | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | GOE INTERNATIONAL, LLC. | $20K | — |
| THE DEAVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT WILL INSTALL APPROXIMATELY 3.6 MILES OF PRESSURIZED PIPE WITHIN THE EXISTING ALIGNMENT OF THE D52 LATERAL, FULLY ENCLOSING THE LATERAL TO IMPROVE WATER DELIVERY EFFICIENCY AND WATER QUALITY IN POLECAT CREEK, IN NORTHERN WYOMING. IN ADDITION, A NEW SYSTEM METER WILL BE INSTALLED AT THE HEAD OF THE MAIN LATERAL AND INDIVIDUAL METERS AT EACH USER TURNOUT. THE LATERAL IS CURRENTLY AN OPEN EARTHEN CANAL WHICH LOSES WATER THROUGH SEEPAGE IN THE UNDERLYING SOILS AND EVAPORATION. THE DISTRICT CURRENTLY HAS TO OVER DELIVER WATER TO ENSURE ALL IRRIGATORS RECEIVE THEIR ENTITLEMENT OF WATER AND THE RESULTING TAILWATER CAUSES SIGNIFICANT EROSION AND DEGRADES WATER QUALITY AND AQUATIC HABITATS BY CONTRIBUTING SEDIMENT, NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS, AND BACTERIA THROUGH POLECAT CREEK TO SAGE CREEK, A MAJOR SHOSHONE RIVER TRIBUTARY. THIS PROJECT WILL IMPROVE DELIVERY SYSTEM EFFICIENCIES, REDUCING WATER LOSSES BY 1,237 ACRE FEET PER YEAR, AND SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE SEDIMENT AND BACTERIA CONTRIBUTIONS TO POLECAT CREEK. WATER CONSERVED WILL REMAIN IN BUFFALO BILL RESERVOIR AND BENEFIT RECREATION AND ECOLOGICAL VALUES FOR EXTENDED PERIODS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, REDUCING IMPACTS OF DROUGHT AND LOW FLOW CONDITIONS. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE LOWER SHOSHONE RIVER LEVEL I WATERSHED STUDY. THE PROJECT HAS SUPPORT FROM NEIGHBORING CONSERVATION DISTRICTS, THE WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, AND THE WYOMING WATER DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION. | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | DEAVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| PURPOSE: THE SAGE CREEK WATERSHED RESTORATION FOR DROUGHT RESILIENCE AND SEDIMENT CONTROL (PROJECT) ACHIEVES THE PUBLIC PURPOSE BY COMPLETING AN INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT OR ACTIVITY THAT WILL ADVANCE ONE OR MORE COMPONENTS OF AN ESTABLISHED STRATEGY OR PLAN TO INCREASE THE RELIABILITY OF WATER SUPPLY FOR ECOLOGICAL VALUES AND WATERSHED HEALTH.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: TASK 1: CONSTRUCTION OF 50 NEW BEAVER DAM ANALOGS, EXPANSION OF 20 EXISTING BEAVER DAM ANALOGS, AND MATERIAL SUPPLEMENTS TO APPROXIMATELY 15 NATURALLY OCCURRING BEAVER DAMS ON 2 MILES OF TROUT CREEK.TASK 2: CONSTRUCTION OF 160 AGGRADATION STRUCTURES ON 5.7 MILES OF SAGE CREEK.TASK 3: CONSTRUCTION OF AN AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES BARRIER ALONG A 5.6 MILE STRETCH OF SAGE CREEK.TASK 4: INVASIVE PLANT REMOVAL AND NATIVE RIPARIAN RESEEDING ALONG BOTH BANKS OF 7.6 MILES OF SAGE AND TROUT CREEKS.DELIVERABLE(S) AND EXPECTED OUTCOME(S):AN ESTIMATED 1428 ACRE FEET (AF) OF GROUNDWATER IS EXPECTED TO BE RESTORED TO FLOODPLAIN AQUIFERS VIA RESTORED CHANNEL GRADES AND AQUIFER RECHARGE PROCESSES, INCREASING THE DROUGHT RESILIENCE OF PLANT COMMUNITIES COMPRISINGCRITICAL TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC HABITAT. THE ENTIRE SAGE CREEK WATERSHED 79.5 LINEAR MILES OF AQUATIC HABITAT WILL BE PROTECTED FROM INVASIVE RAINBOW TROUT IN FLAMING GORGE RESERVOIR THAT THREATEN NATIVE COLORADO RIVER CUTTHROAT TROUT.BENEFICIARIES: THE PUBLIC | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TROUT UNLIMITED, INC. | $1.5M | — |
| LEAVITT RESERVOIR EXPANSION | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SHELL VALLEY WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT | $1.5M | — |
| THIS AWARD WILL ALLOW THE RECIPIENT TO IMPLEMENT THE STATE OF WYOMING AIS MANAGEMENT PLAN ALONG ROADWAYS THAT LEAD TO WATER BODIES OWNED BY RECLAMATION. THE PLAN WILL AID FISH AND BIRD SPECIES THAT ARE THREATED AND ENDANGERED IN OR AROUND THE WATER BODIES AND ON ALL OUTFLOW RIVERS.ONE OF THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVES OF THE STATES PLAN IS TO CONTROL THE CONTAMINATION AND SPREAD OFAIS KNOWN AS THE ZEBRA AND QUAGGA MUSSELS. THE AIS DESTROY FISH AND BIRD HABITATS BY CONSUMING FOOD SOURCES (ALGAE) WHICH DISRUPTS THE FOOD CHAIN WITH DISASTROUS RESULTS TO ALL LAKE AND RIVER SPECIES. AIS ALSO POSES A SIGNIFICANT THREAT TO RELATED FUNCTIONS SUCH AS RECREATION ACTIVITIES, MACHINE (BOAT) OPERATIONS, FISHING, BEACH CONTAMINATION, AND DAM OPERATIONS. THIS AWARD WILL PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE RECIPIENT TO STAFF AN AIS WILDLIFE TECHNICIAN AT EACH OF THREE ROADWAYS LEADING TO THE RECLAMATION (PUBLIC) OWNED RESERVOIRS AND LAKES DURING THE BOATING SEASON, (MARCH THROUGH NOVEMBER) PROVIDING PREVENTION ACTIVITIES TO PROTECT THESE IMPORTANT HABITATS. | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | GAME & FISH COMMISSION WYOMING | $1.4M | — |
| TROUT UNLIMITED WILL UPGRADE MULTIPLE DIVERSION STRUCTURES AND IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE ON DELL AND JACK CREEKS IN THE UPPER HOBACK RIVER WATERSHED IN WESTERN WY. THESE CREEKS PROVIDE IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR NATIVE SNAKE RIVER CUTTHROAT TROUT AND OTHER NATIVE FISH, BUT DIVERSIONS STRUCTURES HAVE REDUCED PASSAGE FOR MIGRATORY FISH SINCE THE DIVERSIONS WERE INSTALLED IN THE 1950S. INCREASING STREAM CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN DELL AND JACK CREEKS AND THE HOBACK RIVER WILL INCREASE THE RESILIENCE OF NATIVE FISH POPULATIONS IN THE FACE OF A CHANGING CLIMATE BY ALLOWING THEM TO ACCESS QUALITY HABITAT. THIS PROJECT WILL IMPROVE ACCESS TO HABITAT WITHIN THE GREATER SNAKE RIVER WATERSHED, WHERE IT IS LIMITED BY RECLAMATION PROJECTS UPSTREAM AT JACKSON DAM AND DOWNSTREAM AT PALISADES DAM. TROUT UNLIMITED WILL UPGRADE EIGHT DIVERSION STRUCTURES TO ALLOW FOR FISH PASSAGE, RECONNECTING 12 MILES OF FISH HABITAT ON DELL CREEK AND SIX MILES ON JACK CREEK. IN ADDITION TO RECONNECTING QUALITY NATIVE FISH HABITAT, THE PROJECT WILL REDUCE SEDIMENT INPUT FROM THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF DIVERSION STRUCTURES, IMPROVE ADJACENT INSTREAM HABITAT, AND IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY OF WATER DIVERSIONS FOR ADJACENT RANCHING OPERATIONS. THE PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT, BRIDGER-TETON NATIONAL FOREST, SUBLETTE COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT, LITTLE JENNIE RANCH, AND OTHER FUNDING PARTNERS | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TROUT UNLIMITED, INC. | $1.2M | — |
| THIS PROJECT SHALL BENEFIT THE PUBLIC BY PROVIDING MEASURES TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF INVASIVE MUSSELS TO PUBLIC WATERBODIES. INFESTATION CAN RESULT IN SUBSTANTIAL ECOLOGICAL DAMAGE, WHICH MAY ADVERSELY IMPACT NATIVE SPECIES, AS WELL AS THE RECOVERY OF THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. THE AIS PROGRAM SHALL HIRE UP TO 11 SEASONAL POSITIONS THROUGHOUT THE SUMMERS OF 2023 THROUGH 2025 TO STAFF CHECK STATIONS AT BEULAH AND KEYHOLE RESERVOIR. THIS STAFFING INCLUDES ONE AIS LEAD TECHNICIAN AND TEN AIS TECHNICIANS. THIS PROJECT ALSO INCLUDES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 12X24 FOOT GARAGE FINISHED ON THE INSIDE WITH WALLED OFF OFFICE SPACE. SHALL INCLUDE ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATION, ON-DEMAND HOT WATER HEATER, DECONTAMINATION UNIT AND INSTALLATION, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING. | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | GAME & FISH COMMISSION WYOMING | $410K | — |
| TROUT UNLIMITED WILL ESTABLISH A NEW WATERSHED GROUP, SNAKE RIVER HEADWATERS WATERSHED GROUP, TO INCREASE THE HEALTH AND RESILIENCY OF THE SNAKE RIVER HEADWATERS IN NORTHWEST WYOMING. OVER THE PAST DECADE, WATER QUANTITY IN THE SNAKE HEADWATERS WAS NOT A MAJOR CONCERN DUE TO FAVORABLE SNOWPACK CONDITIONS. HOWEVER, 2021 AND 2022 BROUGHT A BELOW AVERAGE SNOWPACK AND DRY CONDITIONS AND CLIMATE FORECASTS PREDICT DECLINING ANNUAL SNOWPACK AND EARLIER RUNOFF. IN ADDITION, TETON COUNTY IS ONE OF WYOMINGS FASTEST-GROWING REGIONS AND SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT OCCURS IN CRITICAL AREAS LIKE VALLEY BOTTOMS, HISTORIC FLOODPLAINS, AND ALONG THE SNAKE RIVER AND ITS TRIBUTARIES. THESE CHANGES ARE SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACTING THE WATER SUPPLY OUTLOOK IN THE WATERSHED, AS WELL AS WATER QUALITY AND AQUATIC, RIPARIAN, AND WETLAND HABITAT CONDITIONS. NUMEROUS FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL AGENCIES, PRIVATE LANDOWNERS, WATER USERS, RECREATIONAL GUIDES AND OUTFITTERS, CONSERVATION NONPROFITS, AND BUSINESS LEADERS ARE INTERESTED IN ENGAGING IN THE NEW WATERSHED GROUP. THE STRONG PARTNERSHIP WILL ENABLE THE GROUP TO TACKLE WATERSHED-SCALE CHALLENGES WITH STREAMLINED PROJECTS, REDUCE MISINFORMATION, EXPAND PUBLIC AWARENESS, AND PROVIDE ELECTED OFFICIALS WITH IMPROVED INFORMATION TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS. PLANNING EFFORTS INCLUDE NATIONAL PARK (GRAND TETON AND YELLOWSTONE) AND NATIONAL FOREST (BRIDGER-TETON) LANDS, WITH A SMALL PORTION OF U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (NATIONAL ELK REFUGE) LANDS, AS WELL AS TWO MAJOR STORAGE RESERVOIRS OF THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATIONS UPPER SNAKE SYSTEM (JACKSON LAKE AND PALISADES RESERVOIR). | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TROUT UNLIMITED, INC. | $299K | — |
| BUFFALO BILL RESERVOIR RECREATION IMPROVEMENTS | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE PARKS & CULTURAL RESOURCES WYOMING | $167K | — |
| WYOMING STATE PARKS WILL CONTRACT FOR THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF UP TO 20 NEW RECREATIONAL VEHICLES RV ELECTRIC PEDESTALS AT EXISTING RV CAMP SITES LOCATED AT THE SKYLINE DRIVE CAMPGROUND AT GUERNSEY RESERVOIR THE PROJECT INCLUDES COORDINATION WITH THE EXISTING ELECTRICAL UTILITY TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO THE CAMPGROUND, CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW MAIN SERVICE PANEL, BURYING ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS, CONSTRUCTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL CAMPSITE RV PEDESTALS, AND SITE WORK AND LANDSCAPING | Wyoming (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE PARKS & CULTURAL RESOURCES WYOMING | $80K | — |