Award
Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining AS21-58
Grassy Trail Creek Engineering
Recipient
Sunrise Engineering, Inc.
Awarded
October 30, 2020
Identifier
AS21-58
The State of Utah Division of Purchasing, in conjunction with the Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining, awarded a contract to Sunrise Engineering, Inc. for engineering and design services related to a culinary and industrial water collection and distribution system in Carbon County, Utah. The awarded services include professional engineering services such as civil engineering, landscape consulting, architectural and engineering design, inspection certification, testing/geotechnical services, hazardous materials services, commissioning services, natural resources management, mining services, and environmental management. The project involves designing a mitigation system to address water loss due to underground coal mining impacts in Grassy Trail Creek (GTC) near East Carbon, Utah. The scope includes constructing a diversion dam, installing approximately six miles of new water line, and connecting to a water treatment plant for culinary and industrial water use. The contract is expected to last up to three years or until project completion. The solicitation number is AS21-58. The procurement process followed the Utah Procurement Code with evaluations based on qualifications and responsiveness. Notable contract requirements include compliance with state procurement codes, submission of detailed qualifications, and adherence to non-negotiable state terms and conditions. The vendor must maintain all applicable licenses and comply with federal regulations prohibiting certain telecommunications equipment. Sunrise Engineering, Inc. is the sole vendor mentioned as awarded the contract.
Description
Awarded to Sunrise Engineering, Inc. for highest rank and being responsive and responsible. The project involves engineering services, water, and consulting for the Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining. The award is for the design and engineering of a culinary and industrial water collection and distribution system in Carbon County, Utah. The contract time frame is up to 3 years or end of the project, whichever comes first.