Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #RA27-132

Accessible rear route and panic-hardware gate construction for Neighborhood House

Neighborhood House is seeking a contractor to build an accessible rear route and install a gate at its Salt Lake City facility. - Buyer and funding: Neighborhood House is the buyer; the project is funded through Salt Lake County’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, with City review and permitting coordinated through Salt Lake City. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or construction vendors are identified. Bids and questions are handled through U3P/Bonfire. - Products and work: Install one gate with panic hardware; construct an accessible concrete route and transitions; provide temporary security barriers; and perform field verification, design, permitting, demolition, grading, landscaping restoration, inspections, and closeout. No product part numbers or route quantities are specified. - Key requirements: The route and gate must meet applicable accessibility, building, fire, egress, and life-safety requirements. Where the gate is on the accessible route, provide at least a 32-inch clear opening, appropriate maneuvering clearance, accessible hardware, and a stable, slip-resistant route. Coordinate required plans, permits, inspections, and approvals with Salt Lake City. - Labor and site requirements: The work is subject to applicable Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage requirements and weekly certified payroll reporting. Protect adjacent operations and maintain temporary site security during construction. - Schedule: No fixed start or end date is specified. Estimated phases include authorization, design and field verification, permit review and procurement, construction, and inspection and closeout.

Description

Neighborhood House seeks bids to improve rear building access at its Salt Lake City facility by constructing an accessible route through the existing curb and landscaped area and installing a gate with panic hardware. The scope includes field verification, design and permit documents, site protection, demolition and grading, concrete and transition work, gate installation, landscaping restoration, inspections, cleanup, and closeout. The project is funded through the Community Development Block Grant Program and is subject to applicable Davis-Bacon and Related Acts requirements, including prevailing wages and weekly certified payroll reporting. Attendance at the in-person pre-bid meeting on November 10, 2026, is mandatory to submit a bid; bids and questions must be submitted through U3P/Bonfire.

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