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DFCM Construction - Invitational - Department of Health and Human Services- DSPD Group Home Sewer Upgrade- Project #27084400

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The State of Utah’s Division of Facilities Construction and Management is soliciting bids for a restricted invitational contract to perform repairs and renovations at a group home operated by the Department of Health and Human Services – DSPD, identified as Project #27084400. Only four pre-approved contractors—Blacklist Contracting, Desert Development, New Wave Construction, and Sunwest Builders—are eligible to participate, and attendance at a mandatory meeting is required. The project scope includes sewer system repair, flooring replacement, tree removal, site concrete replacement, and kitchen cabinet door replacement, structured as a base bid with optional additive alternates. The estimated construction cost is $54,545.00, and responses must be submitted by September 9, 2026. The solicitation number is CR27007, and all inquiries should be directed to Scott Jensen at sgjensen@utah.gov. The work will take place in Utah, with no specific city designated in the contract data.

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Restricted bid for group home renovations in Utah, four eligible contractors, due September 9, 2026, $54,545 estimated cost.

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236118 - Residential RemodelersView NAICS

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UT, USA

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3-CR27007-27084400 Hazmat Survey.pdf

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1-CR27007-27084400 Solicitation.pdf

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2-CR27007-27084400 Approved Plans.pdf

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AgencyUtah
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**INVITATIONAL** Only invited contractors listed below are allowed to attend the mandatory meeting. **Blacklist Contracting** **Desert Development** **New Wave Construction** **Sunwest Builders**
The State of Utah - Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) is requesting bids for the construction of the referenced project:
**Project Description: Repair and renovations to existing group home, including: sewer repair, flooring replacement, tree removal, site concrete replacement and kitchen cabinet door replacement. Project scope is divided into base bid and additive alternates.**
**Construction Cost Estimate: $54,545.00**

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