BD26-74 Wetland Dike Maintenance

This contract, issued by the State of Utah Division of Purchasing and conducted by the Wildlife Resources unit, seeks a vendor to perform maintenance and bank stabilization on approximately 400 linear feet of dike in Penrose, Utah. The work includes repairing significant erosion damage, restoring the dike’s structural integrity, and installing protective armoring to prevent future degradation. The project must be completed, and an invoice submitted, by June 30, 2026. The procurement will likely generate a single firm-fixed-price contract awarded to the lowest cost vendor who meets all mandatory minimum requirements, reflecting a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) award basis. Pricing must be guaranteed for the entire duration of the contract, which runs from the date of award until the project completion deadline. The contract imposes several important compliance and certification requirements. Vendors must certify adherence to anti-boycott laws, restrictions on sourcing from foreign entities tied to forced labor, and FedRAMP/GovRAMP cloud security standards, with mandatory authorization or readiness expected within a prescribed timeline. Background checks may be required on personnel accessing state systems or facilities. Cloud services are expected to be hosted through existing State of Utah Division of Technology Services (DTS) accounts unless exceptions are formally justified. The contract includes provisions for potential technology upgrades during the term, subject to scope limitations. Vendor submissions must be made electronically via the Utah Unified Procurement Platform (U3P), with strict rules against premature work or subcontracting before contract execution. Confidential business information must be properly redacted and submitted in dual versions. While detailed pricing data, formal Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, and specific invoicing instructions are not included, the overall framework emphasizes compliance, timely completion, cost competitiveness, and operational standards to support the maintenance and stabilization project at the specified site.