Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #CS27026

SLCC RRC Heat Plant Tank, Pump, and Controls Replacement

The State of Utah DFCM is seeking prequalified mechanical contractors for heat-plant upgrades at Salt Lake Community College’s RRC Heat Plant in Taylorsville. - Government buyer: State of Utah, Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM), Executive Branch Agencies. - Scope: Remove and replace the existing deaerator and condensate surge tank systems, associated pumps and package controls, and unit-heater pneumatic controls and valves. Install standalone direct digital controls (DDC) integrated with the existing building management system (BMS). - Named OEMs and vendors: Cleaver-Brooks (tank packages), Goulds (condensate transfer pumps), Grundfos (boiler and Miura feedwater pumps), Onicon (make-up water meter; or approved equal), and Miura (feedwater pump reference). WHW Engineering LLC is identified as the project design provider. Specifications allow other approved manufacturers for the tank packages. - Specified products: 1 Cleaver-Brooks SM-45-840 deaerator package; 1 Cleaver-Brooks SRG-900 surge tank package; 2 Goulds 15SV-2N condensate transfer pumps; 3 Grundfos CR15-5K boiler-feedwater pumps; 1 Grundfos CR10-8K Miura-feedwater pump; and 1 Onicon electromagnetic make-up water meter or approved equal. Controls, valves, and related replacement components are also required; no part numbers or quantities are stated for those items. - Budget and requirements: Estimated construction cost is $699,000. Work must meet applicable DFCM requirements, the State of Utah High Performance Building Standard, and project specifications; the DDC systems must connect to the existing BMS.

Description

The State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management is seeking bids from Stage I prequalified mechanical contractors for construction work at Salt Lake Community College’s RRC Heat Plant in Taylorsville, Utah. Work includes replacing the existing deaerator tank, condensate surge tank, associated pumps, and package controls, and replacing pneumatic controls and control valves serving unit heaters with standalone DDC systems. The estimated construction cost is $699,000, and a mandatory bidder meeting is scheduled for November 12, 2026. Bids are due December 2, 2026; only eligible prequalified contractors who attend the mandatory meeting may bid.

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