Opportunity
Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #SLCI27038
Salt Lake City Development Services Process Optimization Consulting
Posted
November 12, 2026
Respond By
December 04, 2026
Identifier
SLCI27038
NAICS
541611, 541614, 541620
Salt Lake City is seeking a consultant to assess and improve its Development Services permitting, review, and closeout processes. - Government buyer: Salt Lake City Corporation, Purchasing Division; Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities (SLCDPU), Development Services Division. - Scope: Review current workflows, interview staff and up to five City-selected external stakeholders, assess applicable laws and City policies, map development and permitting processes, and benchmark peer jurisdictions. - Deliverables: Interview summaries, workflow maps, a gap analysis and current-state assessment, document recommendations, a draft plan-review checklist, peer comparisons, prioritized recommendations, and an implementation roadmap with costs, resources, timelines, and responsible parties. - Optional services: If separately authorized, assist with implementation, technology-related recommendations, project oversight, and updates to procedures, policies, codes, checklists, guidance, and applicant forms. - Pricing and term: The project has a not-to-exceed value of $250,000 and an anticipated five-year contract term. Cost proposals request labor titles, hourly rates, hours by task, and travel expenses. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, products, or competing vendors are named in the solicitation. No product quantities or part numbers are specified.
Description
Salt Lake City Corporation seeks qualified consultants for the Development Services Process Optimization Project. The work includes auditing and mapping current permitting, review, and closeout processes; reviewing policies, codes, and practices; engaging staff and stakeholders; and recommending improvements, costs, and an implementation roadmap. Optional implementation services may be authorized after completion of the initial tasks. The contract term is five years, with a stated not-to-exceed value of $250,000.