Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #CR26057

Construction Services for Fortitude Main Entrance Repairs at Utah Department of Corrections

This opportunity involves construction services for the repair of the main entrance and adjacent door at the Department of Corrections Fortitude facility in Salt Lake City, Utah. - Government Buyer: - Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM), State of Utah - Project managed by DFCM Project Manager, Brandon Larsen - Scope of Work: - Repair and/or replacement of building components damaged by vehicle impact at the Fortitude facility main entrance and adjacent offender entrance - Compliance with Utah's High Performance Building Standard and 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) lighting requirements - Daily cleaning of operational areas and secure staging with temporary fencing - All personnel must have current BCI background checks - Vendors/Contractors: - Only four invited contractors may bid: Gladwell Construction, Hadfield Construction, Rod Lewis Construction, Strong Solutions - Project designed by SPE Architects and Rocky Mountain Consulting Engineers - Notable Requirements: - Mandatory pre-bid meeting - Submission of bid bond, performance and payment bonds - Strict adherence to licensure and financial responsibility standards - Award to lowest responsive and responsible bidder - Estimated Construction Cost: $100,000 - Place of Performance: - Department of Corrections Fortitude facility, Salt Lake City, Utah - Contracting office at Taylorsville State Office Building, Taylorsville, Utah

Description

The State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) is soliciting bids for construction services to repair damage to the main entrance and main door adjacent to the offender entrance at the Department of Corrections Fortitude facility. This is an invitational bid limited to four invited contractors, with a construction cost estimate of $100,000. The project requires attendance at a mandatory meeting and submission of a bid bond. The contract includes compliance with state building codes and energy standards, and the work must be completed by July 31, 2026.

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