Opportunity

Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #RA27-126

Escalante City Park Improvements Engineering Services

Posted

October 14, 2026

Respond By

October 31, 2026

Identifier

RA27-126

NAICS

541330

Escalante City is seeking an engineering team to plan and deliver improvements to Escalante City Park. - Government buyer: Escalante City, Utah; local government in Garfield County. No sub-agency or office is identified. - Procurement: Professional engineering services for park funding assistance, planning, design, surveying, and construction engineering and management. - Anticipated park improvements: Playground, pavilion planned to accommodate a future kitchen, restrooms, bike pump track, dog park, walking trail, and related site amenities. - Design and implementation requirements: Include grading, drainage, utilities, and low-water landscaping that minimizes lawn areas. Improvements may be phased as funding permits, with planning, cost estimates, and construction support provided as needed. - Funding assistance: Grant support may cover Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Utah Community Parks and Recreation, Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant, Land and Water Conservation Fund, Recreational Trails Program, and other applicable programs. - Notable requirement: The engineer of record must be licensed in Utah. Work on the existing building, including asbestos abatement, is expected to be handled separately. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, vendors, or engineering firms are named. No products, part numbers, or quantities are specified.

Description

Escalante City is requesting Statements of Qualifications from qualified engineering firms for professional engineering services for the Escalante City Park Improvements. The selected firm may provide funding procurement assistance, planning and design, surveying, construction engineering, and construction management. Planned improvements include playground equipment, a pavilion, restrooms, a bike pump track, a dog park, trails, and related site work; the project may be phased as funding allows. The engineer of record must be licensed in Utah, and SOQs are due by email as a single PDF of no more than five pages, excluding the cover and letter of interest.

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