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Campus Housing Feasibility & Space Utilization Analysis

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The University of Wyoming is seeking a contractor to conduct a comprehensive analysis of current and future housing needs for its student population, with a focus on facility conditions, capacity constraints, and strategic options between renovation and new construction. The study must align with the broader campus master plan, evaluating how housing infrastructure can support enrollment growth, student success, and long-term operational efficiency. This includes assessing the physical state of existing housing assets, identifying deficiencies, projecting future demand based on enrollment trends, and recommending optimal pathways for development that balance cost, sustainability, and campus integration. The contract is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 541340, indicating a professional service focused on architectural or engineering consulting. Bids are due by July 28, 2026, with the solicitation posted on June 30, 2026, and the work will be performed in support of the University’s Wyoming campus planning goals. There is no set-aside designation or specified point of contact provided, and detailed location information for performance is not available in the data. The contractor will be expected to deliver a data-driven report that informs capital planning decisions and ensures housing solutions are both academically aligned and fiscally responsible.

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Contractor to analyze student housing needs, assess conditions, recommend renovation or new construction, align with campus master plan.

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WY, USA

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Assess current and future FSL housing needs, including facility conditions, capacity, renovation vs. new construction, and integration with campus master planning.

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