Opportunity
Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #AM27-125
Utah procurement for 630 cubic yards of large rock and delivery to Upper Sevier River restoration sites
Posted
November 04, 2026
Respond By
November 25, 2026
Identifier
AM27-125
NAICS
212311, 423320
Utah is seeking a contractor to supply and deliver large rock for Upper Sevier River restoration sites near Hatch. - Buyer: State of Utah Division of Purchasing, for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR). - Request: Provide 630 cubic yards of rock from a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) rock pit in Losee Canyon, and load, haul, and dump it at four project sites in Garfield County. - Site quantities: 160, 50, 150, and 270 cubic yards. - Rock specifications: Angular or blocky pieces 3–5 feet in diameter, approximately 80% 3–4-foot pieces and 20% 5-foot pieces. - Contractor-provided resources: Materials, labor, dump trucks, excavators, and transportation. Bids must identify the make, model, and size of the trucks and excavators. - Pricing and delivery requirements: Submit one lump-sum price covering all costs; pricing is guaranteed for the project, with no fuel surcharges or negotiated adjustments. Work must be completed by the required project deadline. - OEMs and named entities: No supplier or OEM is identified for the rock or hauling. Huawei Technologies Company and ZTE Corporation are mentioned only as prohibited sources under a certification, not as requested suppliers. The BLM is the rock-pit source.
Description
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is soliciting bids to load, haul, and dump 630 cubic yards of rock measuring 3–5 feet in diameter for a stream restoration project on the Upper Sevier River in Garfield County, Utah. Work includes transporting rock from a BLM rock pit to four project sites, using bidder-provided equipment, materials, and labor. Bids are to be submitted as one lump sum, with award based on the lowest cost among responsive and responsible bidders able to meet the schedule. Attendance at the November 18, 2026 site visit is mandatory, and work must be completed by February 11, 2027.