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Government Projects in Wyoming

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The City approved an agreement with Precision Earthwork, Inc. to complete rockery wall reconstruction, slope repair, and drainage improvements around the Parks and Recreation Facility. Precision Earthwork was selected as low bidder at $541,566.85 and will provide all materials and labor per project plans. This award identifies the civil contractor and signals upcoming construction, creating potential need for materials, inspection, landscaping, and follow-on site work once repairs are complete.

Contract Award
$541,567Jun 2, 2026

The City awarded Precision Earthwork, LLC a $541,566.85 contract for rockery wall reconstruction, slope repair, and drainage improvements around the Parks & Recreation Facility. Work includes demolishing an existing retaining wall and storm system, installing new boulder walls, slope stabilization, and upgraded drainage, concrete, and xeriscape. Substantial completion is due November 5, 2026. This reveals the civil/site contractor, engineer (Crest, LLC), scope, and schedule for potential subcontracting, materials, inspection, and later maintenance or expansion work.

Contract Award
$541,566Jun 2, 2026

Council accepted the apparent low bid from Uinta CDJA to supply three 2026 or newer Ram 1500 4x4 half-ton pickups for the Evanston Police Department, totaling $141,896. The trucks are for current fleet needs and show active fleet modernization and vendor preference. This is decided work but highlights timing and type of patrol vehicles the City prefers, useful for upfitters, technology integrators, and maintenance vendors seeking follow-on work.

Contract Award
$141,896Jun 2, 2026

During the Parks/Streets report, staff noted that the existing 2004 telecommunications lease with Wyoming.com auto-renews in July and that a new contract with a proposed 7,500 annual fee must be drafted by legal counsel. Wyoming.com has signaled they may pull their equipment if charged that fee, while Union has recently upgraded its tower equipment to 5G on town property. The town also requested that vendors provide advance notification before performing onsite work. This combination of an expiring/auto-renewing lease, fee dispute, and multiple providers creates an opening for telecom, broadband, and legal/consulting vendors to advise on market-rate leasing, network strategy, alternative providers, and policy for managing tower and equipment access on municipal property.

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$7,500May 19, 2026

The council reviewed bids for the McClure Field Fence Replacement Project and voted to accept the bid from Advance Fence of Wyoming in the amount of 38,450, with one council member opposing. This decision finalizes vendor selection for replacing fencing at McClure Field, a recreational facility. With the contract effectively awarded, the primary procurement is complete, but there may be opportunities for related site work, additional park improvements, or future maintenance services once the new fence is installed. Vendors in parks infrastructure, surfacing, lighting, and amenities may see this as a signal that the town is investing in recreation facilities and could be receptive to cost-effective proposals for complementary upgrades or ongoing maintenance.

Contract Award
$38,450May 14, 2026

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