The City and County of Denver awarded a two‑year, indefinite‑delivery contract to provide comprehensive support for its Wastewater Infrastructure Program, covering design, construction, and rehabilitation of sanitary and storm‑sewer systems across the city. The contract is structured around multiple “events” and utilizes a series of allowance accounts that separate labor rates from material and equipment reimbursements. Brannan Construction Company was the sole awardee, submitting a total bid of $5,043,960, although the contract ceiling is capped at $2 million per award. The solicitation emphasized MWBE participation (7% of the $2 M cap) and required pre‑qualification under the 1E(4) Piped Sewer category.
• Scope includes pipe replacement, cured‑in‑place lining, concrete flatwork, asphalt paving, utility relocation, and related environmental and public‑information services.
• Labor is priced by hourly or daily rates for 40‑hour positions; material and equipment costs are drawn from predefined allowance accounts (e.g., concrete, asphalt, water‑treatment, traffic control, erosion control).
• The contract is an IDIQ with a maximum term of two years, and while the total bid exceeds the $2 M ceiling, the cap applies to individual task orders rather than the aggregate bid.