Wind River Canyon Corridor Resilience and Feasibility Study

Project overview

FY 2024 RAISE award scope: This project will develop a resilience and feasibility study to guide resilience planning decisions for the Wind River Canyon Corridor along US Highway 20/State Highway 789.

Scope

This project will develop a resilience and feasibility study to guide resilience planning decisions for the Wind River Canyon Corridor along US Highway 20/State Highway 789. The study will address various closure and travel delay risks frequently affecting the corridor—from rock falls and landslides, to inclement weather and crashes. The study will provide recommendations to improve the corridor's resiliency and examine the feasibility of establishing a new alternative route to US WY 20/789.

Project type

Road — planning/design award scope

Reported investment / scope

$1,800,000 — USDOT total project cost at FY 2024 award; planning/design scope, not the future construction budget.

Funding sources

$1,620,000 FY 2024 RAISE planning grant selected by USDOT. Selection does not establish a construction contract award or current obligation/disbursement status.

Delivery method

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Organizations involved

Owner / developer

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Developer

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Engineering firm / architect

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General contractor / construction manager

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EPC contractor

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Technology / equipment providers

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Financial sponsor

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Business opportunities

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Timeline & key dates

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Permitting

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Recent project updates

Source checked 2026-10-25 against the USDOT historical awards workbook, updated 2026-07-07. Scope and financial figures are reported at the FY 2024 award and are not a current cost re-estimate. The listed organization is the USDOT applicant/recipient; individual asset ownership is not separately verified. Current delivery stage, construction progress, contractors, bid status, and completion dates were not established by this award record. Project area from award title/scope. Coordinates reproduce the USDOT award location and are approximate; they do not establish surveyed site boundaries.

Challenges / risks

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Additional project record

FY 2024 RAISE award scope: This project will develop a resilience and feasibility study to guide resilience planning decisions for the Wind River Canyon Corridor along US Highway 20/State Highway 789.

Funded scope

This project will develop a resilience and feasibility study to guide resilience planning decisions for the Wind River Canyon Corridor along US Highway 20/State Highway 789. The study will address various closure and travel delay risks frequently affecting the corridor—from rock falls and landslides, to inclement weather and crashes. The study will provide recommendations to improve the corridor's resiliency and examine the feasibility of establishing a new alternative route to US WY 20/789.

Funding at award

$1,800,000 — USDOT total project cost at FY 2024 award; planning/design scope, not the future construction budget.

$1,620,000 FY 2024 RAISE planning grant selected by USDOT. Selection does not establish a construction contract award or current obligation/disbursement status.

Source and verification

Source checked 2026-10-25 against the USDOT historical awards workbook, updated 2026-07-07. Scope and financial figures are reported at the FY 2024 award and are not a current cost re-estimate. The listed organization is the USDOT applicant/recipient; individual asset ownership is not separately verified. Current delivery stage, construction progress, contractors, bid status, and completion dates were not established by this award record. Project area from award title/scope. Coordinates reproduce the USDOT award location and are approximate; they do not establish surveyed site boundaries.

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