Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #EMC-FY27-07

Eagle Mountain City culinary water transmission main and pump-station design

Eagle Mountain City’s Engineering Department is seeking a consultant to complete the design of a culinary water transmission main and associated pump station. - Government buyer: Eagle Mountain City, Engineering Department. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or prospective vendors are named. - Requested service: One professional engineering engagement to advance existing concept-level and 30% design work to a complete 100% design. - Includes topographic survey, hydraulic evaluation and system modeling, pump-station design, utility-conflict analysis, geotechnical and subsurface considerations, and pressure-zone and system-integration review. - Includes property, right-of-way, easement, environmental, and permitting analysis; construction phasing and maintenance-of-service planning; bidding-level drawings; a comprehensive engineering report; and an itemized construction cost estimate. - Deliverables and notable requirements: Provide drawings and reports in PDF and editable formats, along with supporting technical memoranda, a utility-conflict matrix, property-impact exhibits and legal descriptions, cost-estimate documentation, and a project schedule. Allow for up to 12 coordination meetings. - Performance period: Complete the work within 180 days of contract execution.

Description

Eagle Mountain City is requesting proposals for 100% design and engineering of a culinary water transmission mainline. The work advances an existing concept-level evaluation, 30% design report, and drawing set to a design level supporting alignment, pipe diameter and hydraulic capacity, system integration, property and easement impacts, utility conflicts, permitting, and a bidding-level construction cost estimate. The design is also intended to support budgeting, capital improvement planning, right-of-way acquisition planning, final design progression, and future approval through the Utah Division of Drinking Water. The consultant must furnish the labor, supervision, materials, equipment, and incidentals needed to complete the work within 180 days of contract execution.

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