Sandy Ionwave #Sandy RFP - 0196 Addendum 1

Consulting Services for Police Department Public Safety Headquarters Feasibility Study

Sandy City is seeking consulting services for a feasibility analysis and needs assessment for a proposed Police Department Public Safety Headquarters. - Government Buyer: - Sandy City Corporation, Purchasing Department - Services Requested: - Comprehensive feasibility analysis and needs assessment for a new Police Department Public Safety Headquarters - Evaluation of multiple potential project locations, including: - Justice Campus site (parking lot west of City Hall and existing Justice Court Building) - Arbor Building (126 W. Sego Lily Drive) - Other sites as identified - Detailed space needs and growth analysis for a 47,000-square-foot facility with projections through 2028 - Site-specific feasibility evaluations and operational suitability assessments - Conceptual-level construction and project cost estimates (building, renovation, site improvements, infrastructure, furnishings, technology, and specialized public safety equipment) - Recommendations on preferred alternatives based on operational efficiency, cost effectiveness, and long-term growth - Coordination with city staff, stakeholders, and the Police Department - Preparation of final reports for City Council and public review - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Strict insurance and indemnification provisions - Submission of certificate of insurance - Adherence to Sandy City’s terms and conditions - No OEMs or specific vendors are named; this is a professional services solicitation for consulting and feasibility study work.

Description

Sandy City is seeking qualified consultants to conduct a comprehensive feasibility analysis and needs assessment for a proposed Police Department Public Safety Headquarters. The study will evaluate operational, spatial, and financial feasibility of constructing or redeveloping facilities to meet current and future needs. The consultant will evaluate potential project locations, conduct space needs assessment, prepare site-specific feasibility evaluations, develop conceptual cost estimates, and provide recommendations on preferred alternatives. Coordination with City staff and stakeholders is required, with final deliverables suitable for City Council and public review.

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