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Council authorizes negotiations with Inberg Miller Engineers for Bicentennial subdivision design

Riverton City Council · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Council authorized staff to begin contract negotiations with top‑ranked Inberg Miller Engineers for the Bicentennial Subdivision reconstruction project; staff said $80,000 is budgeted for design from the Fix Our Road fund.

City staff recommended the council authorize contract negotiations with Inberg Miller Engineers after a qualifications and presentation process in which Inberg Miller received the highest overall score.

Project manager Toman told the council Inberg Miller "received the highest overall score" and that the design cost will be funded through the Fix Our Road fund with an $80,000 design budget. He also reported the fund balance is just over $4,000,000 with roughly $2,600,000 already committed this year.

Staff said the project area includes Independence, Liberty and Flag drives near North Sunset Drive and noted underground drainage, undersized water lines and some sewer concerns that an engineering design would address to make a longer‑lasting pavement fix rather than a short resurfacing.

Council voted to authorize staff to begin negotiations with the top‑ranked firm; the motion passed by voice vote. No dollar amount for the negotiated design contract was finalized at the meeting.