Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #JH27-121

Goslin Creek stream-restoration design and construction

Utah is seeking a contractor to restore Goslin Creek through the design and construction of in-stream structures. - Government buyer: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR), conducting procurement unit; State of Utah Division of Purchasing, issuing procurement unit. - Location and purpose: Goslin Creek in Daggett County, Utah; restore wet-meadow habitat and reduce erosion. - Requested work: Design and implement approximately 60 Zeedyk-style in-stream structures, including anticipated Zuni bowls at approximately eight head cuts. Other structure types, such as one-rock dams or rock rundowns, require project manager approval. - Limit cumulative stream impact to 300 linear feet or less. - Contractor provides design, labor, equipment, materials, mobilization, and operating costs. - Material: Approximately 30 tons or more of off-site-sourced angular rock, estimated at 8 inches or larger; final needs depend on channel width. - Budget: Maximum project budget is $77,000. - Notable requirements: At least three years of river-restoration experience and at least three relevant references. Provide safety equipment and emergency transportation; workers may not work alone, and an English-literate supervisor must be on site. Clean equipment before entering the site to prevent weed spread, and stop work when saturated soils or road rutting exceed specified limits. The remote site is best accessed by four-wheel-drive vehicle. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or manufacturers are named. Zeedyk-style refers to the specified restoration approach, not a named product manufacturer.

Description

The State of Utah seeks statements of qualifications from a full-service design and implementation contractor to install up to 60 Zeedyk-style in-stream structures on Goslin Creek in Daggett County, Utah, to support wet-meadow restoration and reduce erosion. The contractor will provide final design, materials, and labor, including sourcing approximately 30 tons or more of rock, and may also construct Zuni bowls at head cuts. The project period is Fall 2026, with completion expected before the end of November 2026; the scope lists a maximum budget of $77,000. Pricing must not be included with the qualifications submission, which must include at least three relevant references.

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