Cheyenne-based contractor, Simon Contractors, secures multiple bids for Interstate 80 projects
The Wyoming Transportation Commission has recently awarded contracts totaling nearly $46.8 million for nine construction projects across the state. The projects, aimed at improving infrastructure and enhancing road safety, will be carried out by various contractors, with Cheyenne-based Simon Contractors emerging as a key player. The commission’s decision to award these contracts comes as part of ongoing efforts to upgrade Wyoming’s transportation network and ensure the smooth flow of traffic throughout the state.
Simon Contractors awarded bid for Interstate 80 project in Carbon County
Simon Contractors, a Cheyenne-based company, has been awarded an $8.53 million bid for a project on Interstate 80. The project involves milling, overlay, high-performance wearing course, concrete slab repairs, and other necessary work along approximately 8.4 miles of eastbound Interstate 80 between Rawlins and Laramie in Carbon County. With a completion date set for October 31, 2024, this project aims to enhance the safety and efficiency of this vital transportation route.
Simon Contractors secures bid for I-80 project in Albany County and Laramie County
In addition to the project in Carbon County, Simon Contractors has also been awarded a $1.86 million bid for a project on Interstate 80 in Albany County and Laramie County. This project involves milling, overlay, high-performance wearing course, reclaimed asphalt pavement shoulder widening, and parking area edge widening. The work will cover approximately 3.1 miles of Interstate 80, as well as 1.8 miles of Roundtop Road and the US Highway 85 Port of Entry parking area. The project is expected to enhance safety and accessibility along this stretch of the highway.
Coldwater Group Inc. awarded bid for bridge rehabilitation project in Evanston
Coldwater Group Inc., based in Utah, has been awarded a $7.73 million bid for a project involving bridge lighting system installation and bridge rehabilitation work in Evanston. The project will include work on abutments, expansion joints, bridge deck, approach slabs, bridge railing, safety and pedestrian fencing, and other rehabilitation work. Located at the overpass over the Union Pacific Railroad on Interstate 80/US Highway 189, this project aims to ensure the structural integrity and safety of the bridge. The completion date for this project is also set for October 31, 2024.
Mountain Construction Company awarded bid for preservation project in Hot Springs County
Mountain Construction Company, based in Lovell, has secured an almost $6.97 million bid for a preservation project in Hot Springs County. The project involves leveling, overlay, chip seal, widening maintenance turnarounds, fence replacement, rip rap placement, guardrail replacement, bit curb placement, bridge deck repair, and other necessary work along approximately 6.4 miles of Wyoming Highway 789 between Thermopolis and Kirby. With a completion date of June 30, 2025, this project aims to improve the condition and safety of the highway.
Croell Inc. awarded bid for Wyoming Highway 320 project in Platte County
Croell Inc., based in Sundance, has been awarded a bid of almost $5.76 million for a project on Wyoming Highway 320 in Platte County. The project, set to be completed by June 30, 2025, will involve milling, overlay, chip seal, fence replacement, and bridge rehabilitation on three structures, including bridge rail and expansion joints. This project aims to enhance the durability and safety of the highway, spanning 12.3 miles between Wheatland and Dwyer.
Modern Electric Co. awarded bid for roadway lighting installation project
Casper-based Modern Electric Co. has secured a $6.32 million bid for a project involving the removal and installation of high mast light towers, as well as additional roadway lighting installation. This project, located in various sites within Albany, Carbon, Laramie, and Sweetwater counties, aims to improve visibility and safety on the roads. With a completion date set for October 31, 2025, this project will enhance the overall lighting infrastructure in these areas.
McGarvin-Moberly Construction Co. awarded bids for two projects in Fremont County
Worland-based McGarvin-Moberly Construction Co. has been awarded two bids for projects in Fremont County. The first bid, worth nearly $4.87 million, is for a project on approximately 8.10 miles of US Highway 287 between Lander and Fort Washakie. The scope of work includes milling, hot plant mix overlay, chip seal, guardrail replacement, curb and gutter work, sidewalk repairs, concrete slope paving, replacing pipe culverts, and select areas of pathway reconstruction and rehabilitation. The project is expected to be complete by August 31, 2025. The second bid, worth $2.26 million, is for work on 4.5 miles of US Highway 26 between Dubois and Diversion Dam. The project involves milling, overlay, chip seal, reclaimed asphalt pavement shoulder widening, and other necessary work, with a completion date set for June 30, 2025.
S & S Builders LLC awarded bid for bridge replacement project in Sheridan County
Gillette-based S & S Builders LLC has been awarded a $2.47 million bid for a bridge replacement project on the Tongue River. The project includes the installation of a detour and associated road construction at each end of the bridge, located on County Road 110 in Sheridan County. This project aims to ensure the safety and functionality of the bridge, with a completion date set for October 31, 2024.
Conclusion:
The Wyoming Transportation Commission’s recent decision to award contracts for various construction projects highlights the state’s commitment to improving its transportation infrastructure. With a focus on safety, efficiency, and durability, these projects will enhance the quality of Wyoming’s roadways and bridges. Through the collaboration of contractors like Simon Contractors, Coldwater Group Inc., Mountain Construction Company, Croell Inc., Modern Electric Co., McGarvin-Moberly Construction Co., and S & S Builders LLC, Wyoming’s transportation network will continue to evolve to meet the needs of its residents and visitors.
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