# Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #AS27-124

Utah PFAS and Emerging Contaminants Engineering Assistance

**Posted:** October 26, 2026
**Respond By:** November 13, 2026
**Identifier:** AS27-124
**NAICS:** 541330, 541620, 541380, 541690

Utah is seeking an engineering technical-assistance provider to help public water systems address PFAS and other emerging drinking-water contaminants.
- **Government buyer:** State of Utah Division of Purchasing, conducting the procurement for the Division of Water Quality; the scope identifies the Division of Drinking Water (DDW) as the technical program division.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No commercial OEMs, manufacturers, or prospective vendors are named. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is referenced for drinking-water requirements, research coordination, and approved analytical methods; it is not identified as a vendor.
- **Requested services:** Licensed professional engineering support for small, rural, or disadvantaged Utah public water systems, including system assessments and sampling; treatment and source alternatives; planning reports, technical/concept designs, and pilot or benchtop studies as needed; cost and financial estimates; and State Revolving Fund (SRF) and other funding application assistance.
- **Modules:** Module A evaluates system capacity and remediation options; Module B develops planning documents and technical designs; Module C assists with funding applications and timelines. Vendors must provide average hourly rates for each module.
- **Products and analyses:** Point-of-use treatment devices may be purchased when appropriate; no device quantities or part numbers are specified. Vendors must provide a price list for relevant EPA-approved sample analyses, including examples such as PFAS Method 533 and Perchlorate Method 314.
- **Notable requirements:** Use a Utah-certified drinking-water laboratory for sample analysis; address applicable EPA limits or health advisories, Utah regulations, and federal funding requirements; provide experienced licensed engineers, project timelines, monthly progress meetings, service reports, and itemized invoices. Funding-application assistance is generally due within one year of project initiation unless the Division approves an extension.
- **Funding and term:** The initial budget is $1,100,000, subject to demand and available funding. The contract is described as five years, beginning upon execution and ending when the budget is expended or the term concludes.

### Description

The RFP seeks a contractor to provide technical assistance to small or disadvantaged community public water systems in Utah addressing PFAS and other emerging contaminants. Work includes feasibility reviews, site visits and water sampling, planning reports and concept designs, pilot testing as needed, cost estimates, and help preparing State Revolving Fund and other funding applications. The contract is for five years, ending January 2, 2032, or when the project budget is fully expended; the initial budget is $1,100,000. The State anticipates a single contract award to the responsive and responsible vendor with the highest score.

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