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The City of Commerce City is seeking a qualified contractor to construct Commerce City Dilemma Zone and Red Protect Improvements, City Project No. 2023-04-PW/CDOT Project No. SHO M254-024 (25531).

The City of Lafayette is soliciting proposals from qualified commercial real estate firms to provide site identification, evaluation, negotiation, and acquisition services related to City of Lafayette facilities and infrastructure. For various projects, selected firm(s) will support the land acquisition phase by identifying viable parcels, conducting due diligence, and assisting in negotiations and closing.

This project shall include all necessary labor, supervision, equipment, tools, and materials for the removal and replacement of a 782 sq. yd. concrete driveway at Pueblo West

Metropolitan Districts Fire Station #3, on the propertys South side. The scope of the project shall include the removal 782 sq. yds. of existing concrete, removal of existing subgrade, scarifying the remaining subgrade to a depth of 12, moisture conditioning and recompacting to a minimum 95% of a standard Proctor. The project shall then include placing 782 sq. yds. of Class 6 aggregate base course, 6 thick, moisture conditioning & compacting to a minimum 95% of a standard Proctor and placement and finishing of a concrete driveway, 7 thick. Concrete shall meet a minimum compressive strength of at least 4,500 psi. (Class D/P) to include a fiber mesh additive. The project shall also include an access apron (7 thick), with #4 rebar placed on 18 centers, each way and supported by either plastic or galvanized steel chairs. The apron, as measured from the edge of the asphalt roadway, shall extend from said roadway edge, 18, to the property line along the frontage. All control joints shall be tooled or sawcut (please see exhibit). All necessary traffic control shall be provided by the Contractor. All dimensions and scope of work shall be verified by contractors prior to the submission of bids

The Dacono Sidewalk Repair Program was created to address potential trip hazards or defective sidewalks throughout the city in an effort to prevent possible injury and maintain the integrity of the city's walkability. This program includes the inventory of all city sidewalks and the classification of necessary repairs into categories ranging from low to high severity. Please review the bid documents to find the bid tab which includes, sidewalk removal and replacement, curb and gutter removal and replacement, chase drain removal and replacement, epoxy crack sealing, and grouting. The city is seeking unit pricing for the items in the bid tab and will address the most severe sidewalk defects until the budget has been met.

• Trip Hazard - This category denotes the shifting or settling of a slab creating a trip hazard. Many of these repairs will be addressed by cutting/grinding out the trip hazard, some may be addressed by full slab removal and replacement.
• Cracks - This category denotes substantial cracking in the sidewalk slab. Some of these may be addressed by sealing with epoxy, others grinding, and some full slab replacement.
• Chunk(s) Missing - This category denotes concrete chunks missing from the sidewalk slab. These areas will be addressed by slab removal and replacement.
• Curb and/or Gutter Repair - Some of these include chips missing which can be addressed by grouting. Other more severe defects will be addressed by removal and replacement.
• Chase Drain Repair - These will involve the removal and replacement of concrete and a chase drain.

Furnish and install approximately 3,100 LF of 12-inch ductile iron water main, including multiple gas main and service line crossings, open cut crossing of the Big Thompson River, hand-digging for crossing the Bureau of Reclamation Olympus Siphon, open cut nighttime crossing of US Highway 34, and pavement restoration. There are limited service connections on the mainline. The contractor or subcontractor must have previous open-cut river crossing experience. Schedule restrictions for the river crossing and Highway 34 crossing are detailed in the bid package.

The Town of Bennett is executing the 8th Street Paving project in Adams County. The Work consists of roadway reconstruction, concrete improvements, utility adjustments, traffic control, erosion control, and site restoration.

The City of Alamosa invites interested, qualified persons or firms to submit bids for City of Alamosa Hunt Avenue Improvement Project which generally consist of roadway reconstruction, drainage improvements, pedestrian facilities, lighting, and associated streetscape improvements along Hunt Avenue in accordance with the terms, conditions, and specifications contained in these documents and associated construction documents.

Total Small Business Set-Aside, 237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction. The work includes providing all labor, equipment, supplies, and materials to complete a concrete asphalt patch remove and replace (R&R) on approximately 170 feet of the south lane on the Auto Tour Route South (FWS 012AZ) (also known as E. 64th Avenue) directly east of the Lower Derby Lake parking lot. This patch is approximately 170 feet long and 11 feet wide (the width of the south lane of this two-lane roadway). Specifically, the contractor will reconstruct the roadway in areas where the road was damaged (approximately 208 square yards of surface area). PoP 11/01/2026 to 03/31/2027

This contract will provide annual on-call consulting services to analyze Denver International Airport (DEN) aircraft noise and its impact across various regulatory metrics. A primary objective of this scope is to support the DEN Noise Office in maintaining strict compliance with the Denver/Adams County Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA). This role requires specialized expertise in the Noise Exposure Performance Standards (NEPS)a unique noise compliance regime specific to DENto ensure all modeling and reporting meet the IGAs rigorous technical requirements. Success in this position demands a comprehensive understanding of DENs unique noise environment, which has been fundamentally shaped by decades of complex litigation and the stringent mandates of the IGA. Ultimately, the consultant must recognize that effective noise planning is a critical cornerstone for DENs operational stability, as maintaining these standards is the only way to safeguard the airports capacity for sustained growth and future expansion.

The 2,800 s.f. CTIO office will be divided into two areas: a walled office area and huddle room at the back of the building, and an open office area with space for 15 desks. The open office area will be elevated on a tiered, raised floor system, with stairs and a ramp. To demise the 2,800 space, it is required to build a full height wall floor to bottom of structure. The new space shall be updated architecturally, mechanically and electrically to provide the environment, the power, data, lighting and finishes required, and as shown on the architectural and engineering drawings. One new mechanical roof top unit is required for this project; this new unit will sit on an existing curb and utilize the existing openings for supply and return. New structural members may be needed to support this new unit. New duct distribution will be needed throughout the new space. New electric power will be needed for this remodel, see the architectural drawings for the extent of the upgrade. The open office has a screen wall with multiple screens as shown on the electrical drawings, Structural backing in the wall will be necessary for mounting. The new space to receive new suspended acoustical ceiling panels and grid. This building and the adjoining building facility need to remain functional during construction. Street parking will be the only parking available for contractor and sub-contractor vehicles. Parking will be on the street opposite the building.

The City of Alamosa invites interested, qualified persons or firms to submit bids for City of Alamosa Hunt Avenue Improvement Project which generally consist of roadway reconstruction, drainage improvements, pedestrian facilities, lighting, and associated streetscape improvements along Hunt Avenue in accordance with the terms, conditions, and specifications contained in these documents and associated construction documents.

The project is anticipated to be funded, in whole or in part, by a grant from the Federal Aviation Administration. The Work consists of access road and parking lot reconstruction and realignment and driveway improvements, as shown on the Plans and described in the Contract Documents. The Work will interface with existing airport facilities and infrastructure, as applicable. The limits of construction and general site conditions are illustrated on the plans.

The work under this contract consists of replacing a 16 waterline and a 10 sewer line, and constructing a new parking lot with new landscaping, streetlights, and EV parking.

The City of Greeley is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provide Construction Management (CM) and Owners Representative (OR) services on an on-call, task-order basis for public infrastructure and facilities projects. The selected firm(s) will support the Owner during design, pre-construction, construction, and project closeout phases. Services will be authorized through individual task orders based on project-specific needs.

The City of Fort Collins is requesting proposals from qualified Service Providers to provide playground equipment designs, furnish equipment, and installation for the renovation of an existing playground at Rolland Moore Park.

The Colorado Convention Center is seeking qualified painting contractors to complete a paint refresh within Exhibit Halls.

Construction consists of improvements to the existing intersection such as lane modifications and pedestrian facilities.

Shredding services for the following Colorado Springs Police Department locations: CSPD POC 14 / 64 gallons Gold Hills 2 / 64 gallon & 2/ 32 gallons Stetson - 2 / 64 gallons Falcon - 2 / 64 gallons & 1/ 32 gallons Sand Creek- 3 / 64 gallons Training Academy - 1/ 64 gallons DART City Admin. Bldg. (CAB) Peak Station (1st Fl.) 1/ 32 gallon Impound- 1 / 64 gallons Specialized Enforcement Division - 1 / 64 gallons Safe Passage Robinson Dr. - 1 / 64 gallons

The City of Golden owns and operates a wide range of public infrastructure and facilities that require electrical services, including municipal buildings (such as City Hall, maintenance shops, and community centers), parks and recreational facilities, pedestrian crossings and utility-related assets. Electrical work may also be needed for irrigation control systems, EV charging stations, solar installations, backup generators, communications equipment, and lighting for parking lots, trails, and athletic fields. Additionally, the City maintains electrical components associated with water and wastewater infrastructure, wayfinding and safety signage, and seasonal or special event installations. These diverse assets require ongoing maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and upgrades to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation across the community.

The Facilities Services Center Replacement project is a new construction 33,000 sq ft facility that will house the primary maintenance functions for the Institution. The departments and services housed in this facility will include: structural trades, grounds, custodial, motor pool, working shops, meeting spaces, general warehouse, administrative offices, and exterior working yard including vehicle parking. This new construction replaces an existing Facility Services Building which will remain operable until the new construction has been completed.