DFCM Construction - Prequalified General Stage II - Utah National Guard- American Fork Armory Latrine Remodel - Project #26308480

Only contractors prequalified under Stage I and currently listed on the DFCM Prequalified Contractors list are eligible to bid on this project, which involves the renovation and reconfiguration of men’s and women’s restrooms at the Utah National Guard American Fork Armory, including demolition of existing facilities, upgraded HVAC systems serving the restrooms, revised electrical and plumbing distributions, improved janitorial areas, and modifications to the existing kitchen space. The estimated construction cost is $813,054.00, with solicitation number CR26075, posted on June 23, 2026, and a bid deadline of July 28, 2026. The NAICS code is 236220, and performance is required in Utah. Bidders must submit a completed Subcontractors List form within 24 hours of bid opening, listing all first-tier subcontractors exceeding $35,000 in value due to the project’s cost exceeding $500,000; failure to properly submit this form may result in disqualification and forfeiture of the bid bond. The Contractor must provide a signed Health Insurance Statement of Compliance certifying qualified health insurance coverage for eligible employees under Utah law, and must hold all required state licenses and accreditations. Performance and Payment Bonds using AIA A312 (2010) forms are mandatory, along with Contractor’s Liability Insurance and Builder’s Risk Insurance meeting DFCM’s minimum requirements. The Contractor’s superintendent serves as the primary representative, and all communications to them are binding. The schedule must include interim milestones with “finish on or before” constraints, and the Contractor must submit a non-frontloaded Schedule of Values with the first payment application. The Contractor assumes full liability for nonconforming work, including costs of retesting, uncovering, and correction, and accepts that payment or partial occupancy does not equate to acceptance of deficient work. The Contractor must comply with federal, state, and local laws regarding safety, non-discrimination, and no sexual harassment, and must proceed diligently with work pending claim resolution. Claims must be filed in writing promptly with the DFCM Director and include detailed cost estimates and supporting invoices. Termination for cause allows DFCM to perform the work at the Contractor’s expense, while termination for convenience remains at DFCM’s discretion. Indemnification is required to the fullest extent permitted by law, and no third-party beneficiaries are recognized under the contract.