Carbon County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Carbon County
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Carbon County approved an agreement with Engineering Associates to prepare a Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan from July 2026 through March 2027, with a not-to-exceed value of 220,000. This federally aligned planning effort will analyze roadway safety issues and propose projects and policies to reduce serious injuries and fatalities on county roads. The primary consulting contract has been awarded, so the core planning work is decided, but the plan will likely identify future capital projects, engineering treatments, data tools, and public engagement needs that will require additional vendors. Vendors in transportation engineering, traffic safety technology, data analytics, and public outreach should track this plan’s development to position for implementation work that follows its completion in 2027.
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$220,000Jun 2, 2026The vouchers list shows a payment of 108,374.13 to Kone Elevators Escalators for elevator repairs, indicating a significant maintenance project on county building vertical transportation systems. This level of expenditure suggests major repair or modernization work rather than routine servicing. While this payment reflects work already awarded and likely underway or completed, it highlights ongoing capital and maintenance needs in county facilities. Vendors providing elevator modernization, building systems integration, facility asset management, or related construction services can view this as a signal that Carbon County is actively investing in building infrastructure and may plan future upgrades or preventive maintenance programs.
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$108,374Jun 2, 2026The expenditure report includes a 26,444.00 payment to Harold F Johnson Masonry for a repainting project, indicating contracted building envelope or interior refurbishment at a county facility. This reflects non-trivial maintenance or aesthetic improvement work. Although the specific building is not named and the work is already contracted, the spend illustrates Carbon County’s ongoing program of facility maintenance and upgrades. Construction and facility service vendors can see this as a signal of recurring opportunities in painting, masonry, and general refurbishment, especially as more buildings require cyclical maintenance.
Contract Award
$26,444Jun 2, 2026Carbon County approved a 14,800.00 payment to Wyoming Cleaning & Solutions LLC for monthly janitorial services, indicating a contracted cleaning program for county facilities. The description suggests this is a recurring outside service rather than a one-time purchase. This confirms Wyoming Cleaning & Solutions as the current janitorial vendor and implies a sizeable ongoing contract. While the immediate work is not open for bid, facility service providers can use this as a benchmark for service scope and pricing, and plan outreach around future contract term endings, possible expansions to additional buildings, or needs for specialized cleaning and disinfection services.
Contract Admin
$14,800Jun 2, 2026The voucher list shows a 6,974.55 charge to Advanced Network Management, Inc. for a managed services contract, indicating an ongoing IT managed services relationship. This suggests Advanced Network Management is providing network or systems support under a recurring agreement. While this payment reflects an existing contract rather than an open bid, it reveals the incumbent managed services provider and approximate monthly value. IT vendors can use this intelligence to anticipate future rebid or expansion opportunities, propose complementary cybersecurity, backup, or cloud services, and position themselves ahead of any contract renewal cycle.
Contract Admin
$6,975Jun 2, 2026The Board approved a Purchase of Service Contract with the Carbon County Library for the Hanna Public Library Branch under which the Town of Hanna will pay the branch’s Black Hills gas and water utility bills up to 1500 per year for gas and 1200 per year for water. The contract is effective April 11, 2023 through April 11, 2024, and can be terminated earlier by the Library if funding for library services in Hanna is no longer available. This formalizes intergovernmental cost‑sharing for facility utilities and signals the County’s intention to maintain branch operations at least through the contract term. For facility and energy‑related vendors, this provides a window to discuss efficiency upgrades, building systems maintenance, or utility cost‑reduction projects that could help keep operating costs within the capped amounts and support continuation of services beyond 2024.
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$2,700Jun 6, 2023Explore Carbon County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Carbon County, Wyoming
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Town of Sinclair
City363 pop.
Town of Saratoga
City1,752 pop.
Town of Riverside
City63 pop.
Town of Medicine Bow
City238 pop.
Town of Hanna
City668 pop.
Town of Encampment
City450 pop.
Town of Elk Mountain
City149 pop.
Town of Dixon
City73 pop.
Town of Baggs
City405 pop.
City of Rawlins
City8,032 pop.
Carbon County
County14,250 pop.
Balance of Carbon County
City2,141 pop.
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