Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #GJ27-113

Glenwood Town Culinary Water System Engineering Services

Glenwood Town, Utah, is seeking a qualified civil engineering firm to plan and deliver improvements to its culinary water system. - Government buyer: Glenwood Town, Sevier County, Utah; the notice identifies Glenwood Town as the office and does not name a separate sub-agency. - Requested services: Professional engineering and related support for the Town’s Culinary Water Improvements project, building on its 2023 Culinary Water Master Plan. - Redevelop the culinary water spring and improve source protection and conveyance. - Design a concrete storage tank and a new culinary water well, including related equipment, well house, electrical, and controls. - Design water meter replacements and evaluate meter-reading technology, plus transmission and distribution pipelines. - Review the Town’s master plan and update its hydraulic model; prepare surveys, construction drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and contract documents. - Coordinate regulatory approvals, environmental and cultural clearances, permitting, and other agency requirements, including with Utah DDW and the Division of Water Rights. - Support CIB funding administration, contractor procurement, and construction oversight, inspection, quality control, scheduling, and progress reporting. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or prospective vendors are named. No equipment part numbers or quantities are specified. - Notable requirements: The firm must have at least 10 years of relevant experience and employ professional engineers licensed in Utah. Additional planning, design, or construction-management services may be requested. - Period of performance: Additional services may be engaged over a three-year period; specific project start and end dates are not stated.

Description

Glenwood Town is soliciting qualifications from civil engineering firms for professional engineering services for its Culinary Water Improvements project. The work builds on the Town’s 2023 Culinary Water Master Plan and may include design and engineering for spring improvements, a storage tank, a well, water meters, and transmission and distribution pipelines. Services may also include permitting and agency coordination, surveys, construction documents, funding administration, contractor procurement support, and construction observation and management. Firms must have at least ten years of relevant experience, and proposals are limited to 15 pages; the submission deadline is October 30, 2026, at 4:00 p.m.

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