Opportunity

Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #MTOID03-2026

CM/GC Services for UTA Trunkline A Relocation and Resiliency Sewer Projects

Posted

July 27, 2026

Respond By

September 02, 2026

Identifier

MTOID03-2026

NAICS

237110, 237990

The Mt. Olympus Improvement District is seeking a Construction Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC) for two major sewer infrastructure projects in Salt Lake City, Utah: - Projects include the UTA Trunkline A Relocation and Trunkline A Resiliency initiatives - Scope covers preconstruction and construction services for critical gravity trunklines conveying sewage to the Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility - Major work items: - Open-cut installation of 42-inch and 8-inch diameter sewer pipelines - Trenchless installation of 60-inch steel casing with 42-inch FRPM carrier pipe beneath major transportation corridors (Interstate-15, UTA FrontRunner, Union Pacific Railroad) - Installation of 72-inch and 48-inch diameter sanitary sewer manholes (FRPM or pre-cast concrete with FRPM liner) - Sewer bypassing for both short and extended durations (up to 10 MGD) - Rehabilitation/replacement of composting drying bed piping and work area at CVWRF - Estimated project budget is $15.5 million - Notable requirements: - Trenchless construction methods (e.g., microtunneling) to minimize disruption to transportation infrastructure - Compliance with American Iron and Steel requirements and Davis-Bacon wage laws - Coordination with UTA, UDOT, and UPRR - Mandatory pre-proposal meeting and site tour - Water Works Engineers LLC is the design professional; no specific OEMs for pipe or equipment are named - Projects are tracked separately but preferred to be constructed under a single CM/GC contract

Description

Mt. Olympus Improvement District is soliciting proposals from qualified Construction Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC) firms to provide pre-construction services and potentially construction services for two projects: the Utah Transportation Authority (UTA) Trunkline A Relocation Project (Task Order #1) and the Trunkline A Resiliency Project (Task Order #2). The work for these projects is tracked separately but is preferred to be constructed under one CM/GC. The projects involve managing critical gravity trunklines conveying sewage, with a focus on trenchless construction methods to avoid disruption of major transportation corridors. A mandatory pre-proposal meeting and site tour will be held to provide information and familiarize proposers with site conditions.

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