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This Solicitation opportunity from Colorado was posted on May 26, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Stormwater Improvements - Pikes Peak Park

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26-029State & Local

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The contract involves stormwater improvements for the Pikes Peak Park Subdivision, a development planned since 2023 but not yet constructed. These improvements are tied to the upcoming construction of Sun Mountain Blvd, spanning from 24th St to 31st St, scheduled for the current year. The work is crucial to managing stormwater effectively, ensuring flood control and maintaining water quality in accordance with the City of Pueblo Stormwater Criteria and MS4 permit requirements. This solicitation, numbered 26-029 and posted on May 26, 2026, falls under the jurisdiction of the Colorado Public Works office in Pueblo. Interested parties must submit their responses by June 17, 2026. Key contacts for this project include Bob Quintana, Civil Engineer for Public Works, and Deborah Rivera, Purchasing Contract Administrator. The project is a state and local government endeavor focused on enhancing infrastructure to support future development safely and sustainably.

General Info

Stormwater improvements for Pikes Peak Park tied to Sun Mountain Blvd construction, deadline June 17, 2026.

Documents

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Federal Labor Standard Provisions for Construction Contracts

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IFB 26-029 Stormwater Improvements - Pikes Peak Park

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Sample Contract Documents - City of Pueblo

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Sample Contract Documents for CDOT Projects - Notice of Award and Contract Agreement

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Section 3 Utilization Plan - City of Pueblo HUD Compliance Guide

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26-029 Pikes Peak Improvement Plans Stormwater Improvements Final

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City of Pueblo Licensing and Sales Tax Information for Construction Contractors

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FFATA Reporting Form for City of Pueblo

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AgencyColorado → Public Works
Contacts2 people available
OfficePueblo, CO, 81003, USA
Organization / AgencyColorado → Public Works
Office AddressPueblo, CO, 81003, USA
Contacts
Bob QuintanaCivil Engineer Public Works
Deborah RiveraPurchasing Contract Administrator

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Gray Matter ConstructionPueblo, CO
ConstructconnectCincinnati, OH
Tarahumara TruckingAurora, CO

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These improvements were designed back in 2023 with the Pikes Peak Park Subdivision that currently has not been developed. With the construction of Sun Mountain Blvd from 24th St to 31st St scheduled for this year these improvements are necessary to safely convey stormwater flows and serve the road for flood control and water quality per the City of Pueblo Stormwater Criteria and MS4 permit requirements.

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