Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #SLCo FCE134740

Lee Drain dredged-material hauling and legal disposal across seven zones

Salt Lake County’s Division of Flood Control is seeking a contractor to haul and legally dispose of dredged material from Lee Drain. - Buyer: Salt Lake County — Division of Flood Control. - Scope: Approximately 13,850 tons of dredged sediment, riprap, sand, woody debris, and miscellaneous refuse across seven zones. The contract is capped at $250,000. - Zone quantities: Zone 1 (base bid), 1,700 tons; Zone 2 (Alternative A), 2,725 tons; Zone 3 (Alternative B), 1,915 tons; Zone 4 (Alternative C), 1,785 tons; Zone 5 (Alternative D), 745 tons; Zone 6 (Alternative E), 2,480 tons; Zone 7 (Alternative F), 2,500 tons. The County may award selected zones based on available funding. - Pricing options: Option I has County crews load the material; the contractor supplies trucks and drivers and handles hauling and disposal. Option II has the contractor provide loading labor, supervision, tools, fuel, and equipment, in addition to hauling and disposal. - Requirements: Disposal must be at a location where the contractor is legally authorized to dispose of the material. Payment is for actual net tons hauled and disposed, supported by weigh tickets. The contractor must maintain tracking controls and best management practices and clean and maintain access roads and public streets. - Qualifications: Bidders must demonstrate at least three years of similar experience and provide at least three commercial references. An S-310 or E-100 license, required insurance, and ability to bond up to the contract cap are also identified. - Award considerations: The County may award only selected zones. The selection is based on responsive and responsible bids, subject to available funding and County operational considerations. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or prospective vendors are identified.

Description

Salt Lake County, on behalf of its Division of Flood Control, is soliciting bids to load, haul, and legally dispose of approximately 13,850 tons of material resulting from dredging Lee Drain, including sediment, riprap, sand, woody debris, and refuse. The work is divided into seven zones, with Zone 1 as the base bid and Zones 2–7 as alternatives; the County may award only some zones based on available funding. Bidders must price two loading options: County crews load the material, or the contractor supplies loading labor and equipment; under either option, the contractor provides trucks and drivers. Bidders must hold an S-310 or E-100 license, provide required bonds and insurance, and complete the work by March 15, 2027.

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