The City of Rawlins serves as the county seat of Carbon County, Wyoming, and operates in the civil engineering sector with a focus on supporting the city's infrastructure and development needs. Incorporated in 1886, Rawlins is situated near the Continental Divide and is historically significant, with its name honoring General John A. Rawlins, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army. The area is notable for its extensive coal deposits, which have shaped both its identity and growth. Rawlins stands out for its rich historical context, functioning as an archive of living history for both residents and visitors. The city's geographical and historical attributes continue to influence its approach to civil engineering projects and community development.