Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #GC10032

Surveying and restoration of 15 PLSS section-corner monuments in Castle Valley

Grand County, Utah, seeks qualified surveying services to restore and document 15 PLSS section-corner monuments in Castle Valley. - Government buyers and program: Grand County is the procuring county; the work is grant-funded through Utah’s Monument Replacement and Rehabilitation Committee (MRRC) and PLSS Grant program. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs, manufacturers, or named commercial vendors are identified. The materials reference the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Utah UGRC, and Utah Association of County Surveyors. - Services requested: Research records and historical surveys; locate, recover, and assess 15 corners; collect GPS observations and verify locations; preserve original evidence where possible; rehabilitate or replace damaged monuments; install protective boxes where needed; establish reference ties; and prepare and file updated Corner Records. - Materials and quantities: 4 reference rebar monuments; 4 plastic survey caps; an unspecified quantity of aluminum survey caps, concrete and monument-protection materials, flagging, stakes, marking paint, and miscellaneous supplies. GPS data collection and equipment use are also included in the pricing schedule. - Deliverables and standards: Submit a proposal vicinity map; monument record sheets or section tie sheets for each corner; a filed Record of Survey; a coordinate spreadsheet; photographs and supporting records; and a final invoice on County letterhead. Follow applicable Utah law, MRRC Field Procedures, and BLM standards, and submit monument records through the PLSS Web Application. The surveyor must attend at least one Utah Association of County Surveyors summer or fall meeting. - Pricing: Provide per-monument materials and labor pricing and a total for all 15 monuments.

Description

Grand County seeks bids to restore and perpetuate fifteen Public Land Survey System section corners in the Castle Valley area of Grand County, Utah. The work includes locating and evaluating each monument, verifying evidence using accepted surveying principles, rehabilitating or replacing damaged monument hardware, installing protective boxes where needed, and establishing reference ties. Contractors must document monument conditions and file updated Corner Records in accordance with Utah law and Bureau of Land Management standards. The solicitation also requires proposal and final project deliverables, including maps, monument records, a Record of Survey, and a coordinate spreadsheet.

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