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Calf Creek Recreation Area - Garfield County, UT: Calf Creek Phase 3 Design

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The Bureau of Land Management is seeking a design task order for Phase 3 of the Calf Creek Recreation Area in Garfield County, Utah. This project focuses on creating comprehensive construction documents, including drawings, specifications, and estimates, to enhance the most visited site in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The primary goals are to increase visitor capacity and improve safety, accessibility, and the overall user experience for over 35,000 annual visitors. Key improvements include expanding vehicle parking, replacing failing asphalt, and resolving drainage and stormwater runoff issues to reduce long-term maintenance and prevent site closures. The project will also address safety concerns at the low water crossing and replace existing restrooms with ADA-accessible facilities that can remain open year-round. This initiative is funded through the State of Utah's Outdoor Recreation Initiative grant.

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BLM seeks design documents for Calf Creek Recreation Area improvements in Garfield County, Utah.

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541310 - Architectural Services

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UT, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior → Bureau of Land Management
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Calf Creek Recreation Area - Garfield County, UT: Calf Creek Phase 3 Design will increase recreation site capacity, user experience, safety and accessibility. The key repairs and improvements are, expanding parking, fixing drainage problems, replacing failing asphalt surfaces, addressing safety problems at the low water crossing, reducing maintenance needs and improving traffic and pedestrian flow. The new restroom facilities will replace the non-ADA facility with units that are ADA accessible and will allow BLM to keep the restrooms open all year. The expanded vehicle parking will allow for increased visitor capacity and necessary stormwater runoff improvements will avoid further damage, closure time and reduced maintenance. Funding is coming from the State of Utah’s Outdoor Recreation Initiative (ORI) grant. Calf Creek Recreation Site is the most visited recreation site in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and receives more than 35,000 visitors per year. This project consists of a design task order to complete the construction documents, including drawings, specifications, and estimates.

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