Workforce Development & Community-Use Space Strategy

Western Wyoming Community College is seeking proposals to evaluate opportunities for enhancing facilities that support workforce training, industry partnerships, and broader community use, with a focus on identifying and recommending designs for dual-use spaces that maximize efficiency and accessibility. The goal is to assess current infrastructure and propose strategic improvements that align community needs with workforce development priorities, ensuring that spaces can serve both educational and economic development functions simultaneously. This subcontract opportunity invites experts to analyze spatial utilization, stakeholder engagement potential, and the feasibility of shared amenities across programs, with the expectation of actionable recommendations that support long-term sustainability and expanded impact. The contract is open for responses until July 21, 2026, and falls under the NAICS code 541690 for other scientific and technical consulting services. While no set-aside restrictions are specified, the solicitation is issued as a subcontract and is hosted through the Western Wyoming Community College procurement portal. The work will be performed in Wyoming, though specific location details are not provided. Interested parties must submit proposals that demonstrate a clear methodology for evaluating facility configurations, engaging key community and industry stakeholders, and delivering pragmatic, cost-effective solutions for multipurpose use. The project emphasizes adaptability, regional alignment, and scalability of outcomes to benefit a wide array of users beyond traditional academic contexts.