Award
Midvale City Redevelopment Agency MID22-107
Midvale City RDA - Development of Property at 695 W. 5th Ave/7555 S. Main Street in Midvale
Recipient
Canyons Structural
Awarded
December 09, 2021
Identifier
MID22-107
The Midvale City Redevelopment Agency in Utah awarded Canyons Structural a contract for urban development and construction services related to a mixed-use project on a property located at 695 W Fifth Ave/7555 S Main Street in Midvale. The project aims to establish Main Street as a retail and cultural hub. The procurement involved a Request for Proposal (RFP) with the number MID22-107, emphasizing urban planning, residential and nonresidential building construction, industrial facilities, sewer maintenance, roads, excavation, and specialized trade services. The contract details include a comprehensive scope of urban development and construction services, with no specific product line items or quantities listed. The project required detailed proposals, project descriptions, qualifications, drawings, financial capacity, and a down payment. The award was made to Canyons Structural, with the buyer being the Midvale City Redevelopment Agency. The location of the award is in Midvale, Utah, Salt Lake County. The primary contact for the procurement was Susan Stengel, reachable via email at sstengel@midvale.com and phone at +1 801-567-7254. The procurement process was conducted electronically through SciQuest, with a focus on urban development, residential, nonresidential, industrial construction, and specialized trade services. The period of performance details are not explicitly provided.
Description
The Redevelopment Agency (RDA) of Midvale City is requesting proposals to develop the property located at 695 W Fifth Ave/7555 S Main Street in Midvale. The property is situated in the Main Street Project Area. Midvale City is requesting proposals from qualified individuals and developers to purchase the property and to design and construct a mixed-use project on the site. The objective is to support the establishment of Main Street as a prominent retail and cultural activity center.