The Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded almost $73 million in contracts for nine Wyoming Department of Transportation construction projects during its July 21 business meeting.
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STATEWIDE — The Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded almost $73 million in contracts for nine Wyoming Department of Transportation construction projects during its July 21 business meeting.
Nine miles of US Highway 189/191 in Sublette County are slated for paving, fencing, milling, chip seal, bridge deck repair and other work. The project was awarded to Idaho-based Avail Valley Construction, LLC in the amount of $6.8 million. The contracted completion date is September 2023.
The commission awarded a $21.1 million bid to Lewis & Lewis, Inc., out of Rock Springs for a project that involves paving, milling, a plant mix wearing course and other work on almost 12 miles of eastbound and westbound Interstate 80 in Sweetwater County.
A $16.2 million bid was awarded to Knife River out of Cheyenne for a project involving paving, structure work, milling, a plant mix wearing course, grading, fencing and other work on more than 15 miles of northbound Interstate 25 in Converse County.
Casper Electric, Inc., out of Casper was awarded a $2.1 million bid for a project involving electrical work, sidewalk work, curb and gutter, signing, concrete work, grading, striping and other work at various intersections within the town of Green River in Sweetwater County.