Government and Public Works Contractor
Municipal, county, and federal construction in Northern Colorado, with the compliance paperwork handled as carefully as the work in the field.
Public projects come with requirements private work does not: formal procurement, prevailing wage, certified payroll, and documentation that has to hold up to an audit.
Standard Development Company is experienced in prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon, and public procurement requirements for municipal, county, and federal construction projects, and serves government agencies across Northern Colorado with full compliance documentation and reporting.
Public project types
- Municipal buildings and renovations
- Public safety and maintenance facilities
- Parks, recreation, and site improvements
- School and campus projects
- Accessibility and code upgrades
- Utility and infrastructure work
Compliance and documentation
Federally funded work carries Davis-Bacon wage requirements, and state-funded public projects in Colorado above the statutory threshold carry prevailing wage requirements of their own. We track wage determinations, collect certified payroll from every tier of subcontractor, and keep submittals, RFIs, and daily reports in order from start to closeout.
Working on public sites
Public buildings rarely close for construction. We plan phasing, security, and public access with the agency so the facility keeps serving people while the work gets done.
Common questions.
Do you respond to public bids and RFPs?
Yes. We respond to invitations to bid, requests for proposals, and requests for qualifications from public agencies in Northern Colorado.
Can you manage certified payroll for subcontractors?
Yes. We collect and review certified payroll from our subcontractors and submit it in the format the agency requires.
Which agencies do you work with?
We serve municipal, county, and federal agencies in Larimer County, Weld County, and the surrounding region.
What are you building next?
Send the drawings, the site, or just the idea. We will tell you what it will take and how we would run it.
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