Opportunity
Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #UDOT270098CN
UDOT Region 2 septic and vault waste pumping and disposal services
Posted
November 10, 2026
Respond By
November 18, 2026
Identifier
UDOT270098CN
NAICS
562219, 562998
UDOT Region 2 is seeking contractors to pump, clean, transport, and dispose of septic and vault waste at its facilities. - Government buyer: Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), Procurement Services Division; conducting unit: Region 2. - Services requested: Per-gallon pumping, cleaning, removal, transportation, and lawful disposal of septic, vault, and leach-field waste. No products, part numbers, or fixed quantities are specified. - Locations: - East District: Wasatch Maintenance Facility; Echo Port of Entry; Echo Canyon Welcome Center; Echo Rest Area; Echo Maintenance Station; Parley’s Maintenance Station. - West District: Wendover Port of Entry eastbound and westbound; Wendover Maintenance Station; Wendover UDOT Trailer Park; Grassy Mountain West and East Rest Areas. - Locations may change and some facilities may have multiple systems. - Pricing and response requirements: Price every location in any district bid on. Per-gallon prices must include mobilization, labor, equipment, disposal, and other costs. Respond to requests within seven days, meter and document gallons removed, and provide disposal receipts with invoices. - Qualifications and compliance: Contractors must hold current Utah licenses and insurance, provide suitable pumping and hauling equipment, and dispose of waste in accordance with applicable regulations. - Award approach: UDOT may award by district to the lowest-cost responsive and responsible bidder; multiple contracts are possible. - OEMs and named vendors: None identified.
Description
The State of Utah is seeking septic waste system and vault pumping and cleaning services, including removal, transportation, and disposal of septic waste. Services may be requested at UDOT rest areas, view areas, ports of entry, and maintenance facilities in Region 2, with separate districts and locations identified in the pricing sheet. Contractors must respond to service requests within seven days and provide equipment to pump, haul, and properly dispose of the waste. The solicitation may result in multiple five-year contracts, and bidders must submit pricing for all locations within each district they bid on.