Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #SLCDA-DCM-542715

Surplus Canal Relocation and South Pump Station No. 8 construction at Salt Lake City International Airport

Salt Lake City is seeking bids for major canal relocation and airport infrastructure construction at Salt Lake City International Airport. - Government buyer: Salt Lake City Corporation, through the Salt Lake City Department of Airports (SLCDA), Design & Construction Management Division; Salt Lake City Public Utilities is also involved in utility coordination. - Scope: Realign approximately 6,700 feet of the Surplus Canal and adjacent levees; construct or modify the North Point Canal, basins, diversion structures, storm drainage, and South Pump Station No. 8; and perform extensive demolition, grading, dewatering, utility relocation, and site restoration. - Specified OEMs and products: Corning fiber-optic backbone products; CommScope SYSTIMAX Category 6A horizontal cabling; Aruba (HPE) networking; Honeywell Pro-Watch access control; Pelco Endura video surveillance; and Rubicon Water FGB-1675-2186 flume gates, with approved equals permitted for the gates. - Selected quantities: Two Rubicon Water FGB-1675-2186 flume gates; three 50 HP stormwater pumps; one 60 HP agitator pump; and one 300 kW standby generator. Drawings also identify waterline segments of 129, 60, 123, and 200 linear feet; 419, 46, and 268 linear feet of 6-inch gas line; and other pipe and utility work. Many other quantities are set by drawings or schedules or are not stated. - Other specified materials: 316 stainless-steel slide and weir gates (18-by-48-inch and 54-by-20-inch sizes; quantities not stated); HDPE and PVC pipe and casings; a 100-mil HDPE canal liner; communications duct banks and handholes; valves; and bioswale materials. - Notable requirements: Communications cabling/fiber warranties of at least 25 years; HDPE liner manufacturer warranty of 30 years and installation warranty of 5 years; Envision v3 Silver sustainability pursuit; at least 50% construction-waste diversion and 15% recycled, reused, or renewable permanent materials; and defined energy- and water-conservation strategies. Airport access, staged construction, utility protection, canal shutdowns, fish management, and testing/integration require coordination. - Named project and utility entities: HNTB Corporation prepared the drawing set; Enbridge Gas and Rocky Mountain Power are identified in utility work. No awarded contractor is identified.

Description

This heavy civil construction project is located landside at Salt Lake City International Airport, south and west of the center runway near the South Employee Parking Lot. The work relocates the Surplus and North Point canals south of the new parking area, parallel to the existing TRAX line. Scope includes earthwork in compliance with U.S. Army Corps standards, water management, a storm water pump station and detention basin, and utility relocations. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for December 1, 2026.

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