Consultant Notices

Request Letters of Interest for Master Agreement for Brass Suite of Programs

The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) is requesting letters of interest (LOI) from Consultants with experience in structural analysis software design, bridge design, and load rating for our Brass Suite of Programs Agreement. This agreement is for a state funded project which may require a residential firm be selected pursuant to Wyoming Statute 9-23-105(f) through (h) and 9-23-106(g).  A nonresident firm may be selected if no residential firms submit an LOI.

For a firm to be considered a residential firm, they will need to have a physical office within the State of Wyoming and meet the following percentages of professional services performed by individuals with professional and technical expertise who are employed within the state:

1)    50% when negotiated fees equal $1,500,000 or less
2)    40% when negotiated fees are greater than $1,500,000 but less than $3,000,000
3)    30% when negotiated fees are equal or greater than $3,000,000

Letters are limited to a maximum of two pages and must be submitted on company letterhead. Cover pages are included in the maximum pages. Your Letter of Interest should address the capabilities of your firm to provide for the scope of work listed and discuss why your firm is best suited for this project-specific solicitation. The LOI may be scanned and emailed to nicole.klassen@wyo.gov and brian.rentner@wyo.gov , but must be received no later than March 30, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. Mountain Daylight or Mountain Standard Time, as applicable.

Restrictions on the use of data or information within a LOI must be clearly stated in the LOI itself. Pursuant to Wyoming Statute 16-4-201 through 16-4-205, LOIs are privileged, confidential information only if they contain trade secrets and other valuable information not generally available to competitors. The Department will not release any stated restricted information regarding submitted LOIs. All other information will be considered public information and released upon request by other entities.

WYDOT will acknowledge receipt of LOI submittals, but the burden of submittal and confirmation of receipt prior to the submittal deadline is the sole responsibility of respondents.

Contact by consultants or subconsultants with WYDOT personnel other than those from the Engineering Services Section regarding this request, during this phase of the selection process, will be cause for disqualification.

The preliminary Scope of Work is below.

Responding consultants not already in the WYDOT database must also submit a general Statement of Interest (SOI) that reflects the selection work codes and applicable licensing requirements. Once received, this SOI will remain active in the WYDOT Consultant Registry for a period of two years and may be considered for any future selections for applicable work types.

Consultants with current SOIs may update their CS-6/SOI form in the interest of the below project if desired, but it is not required unless the current SOI does not include the selection work codes.

New or updated SOIs must be received no later than the LOI due date to be considered for this project. The CS-6/SOI form can be found at this link: CS-6/SOI form.

SOIs and LOIs will be used to determine a short list of the most qualified firms (5 minimum if at least 5 LOIs are received) and a Request for Proposals will be sent to just the short-listed firms.

Master Agreement for Brass Suite of Programs: Work Codes SSD, Bridge/Hydraulic Software Development, SBD, Bridge Design, SLR, Bridge Load Ratings, and GIS, Geographic Information Systems will be used. This selection will be used to select a Consultant to correct documented errors in the source code, update software to current specifications, update program documentation, develop new enhancements and applications, develop and conduct training sessions and provide technical support.

Please contact Nicole Klassen, Engineering Services, 307-777-3820 or Brian Rentner, Engineering Services, 307-777-4488, for additional information.

BRASS SCOPE OF WORK

WYDOT Request for Proposal: Wyoming -911 and Next Generation 911

The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) is soliciting a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the above mentioned project.  This agreement is for a state funded project which may require a residential firm be selected pursuant to Wyoming Statute 9-23-105(f) through (h) and 9-23-106(g).  A nonresident firm may be selected if no residential firms submit a Proposal.

For a firm to be considered a residential firm, they will need to have a physical office within the State of Wyoming and meet the following percentages of professional services performed by individuals with professional and technical expertise who are employed within the state:

1)    50% when negotiated fees equal $1,500,000 or less
2)    40% when negotiated fees are greater than $1,500,000 but less than $3,000,000
3)    30% when negotiated fees are equal or greater than $3,000,000

Please review the RFP document, note the outlined Solicitation and Selection Schedule, and respond with your Proposal to nicole.klassen@wyo.gov and brian.rentner@wyo.gov  no later than April 9, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. Mountain Daylight or Mountain Standard Time, as applicable.

Restrictions on the use of data or information within a Proposal must be clearly stated in the Proposal itself. Pursuant to Wyoming Statute 16-4-201 through 16-4-205, Proposals are privileged, confidential information only if they contain trade secrets and other valuable information not generally available to competitors. The Department will not release any stated restricted information regarding submitted Proposals. All other information will be considered public information and released upon request by other entities.

WYDOT will acknowledge receipt of your Proposal, but the burden of submittal and confirmation of receipt prior to the submittal deadline is the sole responsibility of respondents.

Note:  Contact by Consultants or their proposed subconsultants with any WYDOT personnel other than those from the Engineering Services Section regarding this Request for Proposal, during the selection process, will be cause for disqualification.

The RFP and preliminary Scope of Work is below.

Responding consultants not already in the WYDOT database must also submit a general Statement of Interest (SOI) that reflects the selection work code and applicable licensing requirements. Once received, this SOI will remain active in the WYDOT Consultant Registry for a period of two years and may be considered for any future selections for applicable work types.

Consultants with current SOIs may update their CS-6/SOI form in the interest of the below project if desired, but it is not required unless the current SOI does not include the selection work code.

New or updated SOIs must be received no later than the Proposal due date to be considered for this project. The CS-6/SOI form can be found at this link: CS-6/SOI form.

SOIs and your firm’s Proposals will be used to determine an overall score and final ranking leading to the final selection from those firms that submitted.

Wyoming -  911 and Next Generation 911:  Work Code TEL, telecommunications, will be used.  This selection will cover producing a “current state” of the 911 systems in WY, including deficiencies, challenges, and desired state; deliver/report on the following criteria: governance and roles, expenses, operations, efficiencies, technologies, funding and the State 911 Plan to offer solutions/migration paths for Next Generation 911 in WY.

Please contact Nicole Klassen Engineering Services, 307-777-3820, or Brian Rentner, Engineering Services, 307-777-4488, for additional information.

911 RFP

SCOPE OF WORK-911