Opportunity

Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #GJ27-127

Water and stormwater engineering consulting services for Sandy City

Posted

November 03, 2026

Respond By

November 23, 2026

Identifier

GJ27-127

NAICS

541330

Sandy City is seeking engineering consulting firms to support municipal water and stormwater infrastructure projects. - Government buyer: Sandy City, Public Utilities Department. - Requested services: General water and stormwater engineering, including hydraulic and hydrogeologic analysis; system studies, modeling, and master planning; asset management; design and specifications; peer review; construction management and inspection; water-rights and State Engineer support; source development; environmental assessments; and floodplain management. - Potential project work: Wells, pump stations, reservoirs, pipelines, pressure-reducing valve vaults, outfall lines, detention basins, waterline and storm-drain replacements, and corrosion or cathodic-protection systems. Example assignments include Pepperwood Well evaluation and rehabilitation, a Wasatch Boulevard waterline replacement, and a 11000 South storm-drain replacement. - Contract scope: Sandy City intends to select two or more firms for a two-year term. Individual projects are expected to have engineering fees below $150,000. - OEMs and named engineering vendors: None identified. No product purchases, part numbers, or quantities are specified.

Description

Sandy City is seeking proposals from professional consulting engineering firms to provide general engineering services for water and storm water projects. The scope may include engineering design and specifications, hydraulic and water-system modeling, construction management and inspection, water rights support, source development, environmental assessments, asset management, and floodplain review. Sandy City intends to establish a two-year contract with two or more firms for projects with total engineering fees under $150,000. Proposals are evaluated on stated qualifications and other criteria; proposals are submitted through Sandy City’s IonWave portal.

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