Sustainability-Focused Landscape, Drainage & Water Conservation Study

Western Wyoming Community College is seeking qualified consulting firms to perform a Level I reconnaissance study that will develop a phased, fund‑ready strategy to transform campus landscaping, dramatically cut irrigation water use, improve storm‑water management, and ensure ADA‑compliant outdoor spaces. The effort will cover athletic fields, walking tracks, commons, courtyards, and the Green River campus, delivering quantifiable water‑savings estimates, cost‑phased implementation plans, and design concepts using native, drought‑tolerant plantings. The selected team must include a licensed architect, a landscape architect, and a civil engineer, and may involve additional sub‑consultants for drainage or environmental expertise. • Scope: campus‑wide water‑conservation and xeriscape study (Level I) • Deliverables: water‑use baseline, savings calculations, phased implementation schedule with cost estimates, ADA‑compliant design recommendations, graphics/maps for state funding submission • Timeline: RFQ issued July 23 2026, questions due Aug 17 2026, quote deadline Aug 24 2026, award notice Sep 11 2026, work to start Sep 14 2026 • Mandatory team: licensed architect (lead), landscape architect, civil engineer, optional drainage/environmental sub‑consultants • Evaluation factors: technical approach, experience, Wyoming residency preference, insurance/indemnity compliance