THE DIRTBID REGIONAL MODEL · WYOMING

Wyoming Sitework Costs, Region by Region

Sitework in Wyoming on the same Richmond Metro = 1.00 scale as the rest of DirtBid: 3 cost regions and 23 counties, each with a soil-risk rating from USDA and USGS data. Cheyenne Metro runs highest at 0.94×; Rest of Wyoming lowest at 0.89×.

Wyoming multipliers and county ratings are planning-level: built from federal price and soil data, and not yet checked against local bids or a local estimator.

Cost regions
3
Counties in the model
23
Richmond Metro baseline
1.00×

Rest of Wyoming

0.89×Cost multiplier

Dominant ground: Shingle, Theedle, Rock River

21 counties in this region. 13 of 21 rate high for shallow rock. 1 of 21 rate high for water table. Highest risk score: Big Horn County (5 of 10).

Counties: Albany County, Big Horn County, Campbell County, Carbon County, Converse County, Crook County, Fremont County, Goshen County, Hot Springs County, Johnson County, Lincoln County, Niobrara County, Park County, Platte County, Sheridan County, Sublette County, Sweetwater County, Teton County, Uinta County, Washakie County, Weston County

Cheyenne Metro

0.94×Cost multiplier

Dominant ground: Altvan, Evanston, Albinas

1 county in this region. Highest risk score: Laramie County (4 of 10).

Counties: Laramie County

Casper Metro

0.91×Cost multiplier

Dominant ground: Hiland, Keyner, Shingle

1 county in this region. 1 of 1 rate high for shallow rock. Highest risk score: Natrona County (4 of 10).

Counties: Natrona County

FAQ

Wyoming Cost Questions

Which soil problems drive sitework cost in Wyoming?

From USDA soil survey data, the most common across the state: shallow rock (14 of 23 counties rate high), water table (1 of 23 counties rate high), undercut (1 of 23 counties rate high). A parcel can differ from its county, so read the survey for your exact site.

Where do the Wyoming multipliers come from?

From the Commerce Department's Regional Price Parities, on the same Richmond Metro = 1.00 scale as Virginia. Across 29 reviewed regions that method missed by about 0.03 on average. They have not been checked against executed bids in Wyoming, so use them for planning, not a final bid.

How reliable are the Wyoming county ratings?

They are screening ratings from federal soil and geology data, not a local estimator's review and not a geotechnical report. Tested against 511 reviewed counties, they land within one level most of the time, and exact matches are less common. Get borings before you price a real site.

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