DFCM Construction - VBS Construction Stage I - DNR/State Parks - Great Salt Lake Marina Water Line Replacement

Background

The State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) is seeking proposals for construction services related to the installation of a new water line to serve the Great Salt Lake State Park and the Great Saltair. The project aims to enhance water supply infrastructure, which is critical for the operation of these recreational areas. The estimated construction cost for this project is $10,200,000.

Work Details

The contractor will be responsible for the following tasks: - Installation of a new water line to feed the Great Salt Lake State Park and Great Saltair. - Construction of an above-ground water storage tank. - Construction of a booster pump station. - Compliance with all local regulations regarding excavation permits, stormwater management, and other necessary inspections. Specific fees associated with permits include:

Excavation Permit

$115,218.50

Asphalt and Dirt Removal

$112,118.50 (224,237 sq ft at $0.50/sq ft)

Asphalt Removal in Magna City

$3,100.00 (6,200 sq ft at $0.50/sq ft)

Stormwater Review Fee

$2,424.94 (15.28 acres at $158.70/acre)

SWPPP Review Base Fee

$200

Floodplain Development Permit

$75 - Various fees from Salt Lake City totaling $52,434.58 including connection fees and inspection fees.

Period of Performance

The contract period will be defined in the specific Stage II solicitation documents but is expected to align with typical construction timelines for such projects.

Place of Performance

The work will primarily take place at the Great Salt Lake State Park and Great Saltair in Utah, specifically involving properties in unincorporated Salt Lake County and Magna City.

Bidder Requirements

Contractors must meet specific requirements including acknowledgment of pricing terms valid for 45 days post-bid opening; submission of a bid bond amounting to 5% of the cost proposal; provision of a Subcontractors List; performance and payment bonds upon contract award; and compliance with health insurance coverage requirements if applicable.