Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #CS27021

Antelope Island State Park Well Replacement and Water-System Improvements

Utah DFCM is seeking bids to replace and connect a groundwater well serving Antelope Island State Park in Syracuse, Utah. - Government buyer: State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM), for the Department of Natural Resources / Division of State Parks and Antelope Island State Park. Utah Division of Drinking Water materials also address the proposed water source. - Construction scope: Build a new well pad and well manhole; drill an approximately 550-foot-deep, 8-inch well; and connect it to the existing 6-inch water main. The drinking-water evaluation describes Park Well No. 2 as approximately 500 feet deep, with 8-inch stainless-steel casing and a screen from 445 to 495 feet. - Piping and water-system equipment: Install 188 linear feet of 6-inch DR-18 C900 PVC pipe in three plan segments (10, 34, and 144 feet), plus valves, fittings, and appurtenances. Build a meter/valve/sampling manhole with a 6-inch magnetic flow meter, pressure instrumentation, sampling tap, and check valve. - Named OEMs and vendors: Endress Hauser is named for the Promag W400 magnetic flow meter (or equal); Mission for the M852 RTU and OP465 expansion module; Morningstar for the SunSaver SS-20L-24V solar charge controller; and Hyundai for a 400W solar panel. Ensign Engineering is identified as project designer. No manufacturer is specified for the PVC pipe or other general construction materials. - Additive alternate: Provide solar-powered telemetry, including an RTU, solar panel, batteries, antenna pole, wiring, and conduit. Configure the SCADA/telemetry system and provide on-site operator training. The system is intended to provide remote visibility of pressure, flow, tank levels, alarms, and chlorine-dosing information. - Water-source details: The evaluation identifies the proposed source as Park Well No. 2 (WS002), with expected artesian discharge of about 200 gpm and a maximum design flow of 100 gpm into the distribution system. Existing Park Well No. 1 (WS001) is identified as the sole potential contamination source addressed in the source-protection report. - Estimated construction budget: $370,000. No specific product part numbers are provided for the pipe or general construction work; listed equipment part numbers are included below. - Other requirements: Contractor is responsible for required permits and inspections. Bid materials also require first-tier subcontractor information, including names, bid amounts, work types, and license numbers; a documented “Special Exception” may be used when qualified subcontractor bids cannot be obtained.

Description

The State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management is requesting bids for construction of the Antelope Island Well Replacement project at Antelope Island State Park. Work includes constructing a pad and manhole for a new well, drilling an approximately 550-foot-deep, 8-inch-diameter well, and connecting it to the existing 6-inch water main with pipes, valves, fittings, and appurtenances; a meter manhole is also included. Contractors must provide required permits and inspections, attend the mandatory bidder meeting, and submit a bid bond with their bid. The construction cost estimate is $370,000.

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