Teton County, Wyoming - Teton Pass Trail CMAR RFP

The Teton County, Wyoming, is seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for the Teton Pass Trail Pathway Project. The project involves the construction of a multi-use pathway, retaining walls, handrails, storm drainage culverts, erosion control, and revegetation. The CMAR will provide pre-construction services, including review of current 95% plans, advisement on constructability, and development of a binding Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP). The project is expected to last approximately 14 months, with construction starting in spring 2026 and completing by July 2027. • The project includes the construction of a multi-use pathway up to 18,900 linear feet in length • The project includes the construction of up to 11,200 linear feet of retaining walls (up to 10-feet high) • The project includes the construction of up to 5,200 linear feet pathway handrails • The project includes storm drainage culverts, erosion control, and revegetation • The project extends primarily along the south side of Wyoming Highway 22 from the terminus of the Idaho Teton Pass Trail toward a potential new Highway 22 pedestrian underpass connecting to the Coal Creek Trailhead within Teton County, Wyoming