DFCM Construction - Prequalified Hazmat Stage II - Department of Health & Human Services-Utah State Developmental Center- USDC Old Administration Building Remodel Abatement - Project #26126410

The contract invitation issued by the Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) solicits bids exclusively from contractors who have been prequalified in the preceding Stage I process. The project involves remediation and asbestos abatement work related to the pre-remodel phase of the USDC Old Administration Building at the Utah State Developmental Center in American Fork, Utah. The construction budget is estimated at $100,000, and the project scope encompasses removal and proper disposal of hazardous materials such as asbestos-containing insulation, vinyl tiles, and other specified hazardous building components, in compliance with relevant state and federal environmental and occupational safety regulations. The contractor is required to hold appropriate certifications, maintain strict adherence to regulatory standards including Utah DAQ, EPA NESHAP, and OSHA asbestos guidelines, and conduct air monitoring and safety containment as part of the abatement effort. Bidders must submit their responses by December 29, 2025, following detailed procedures outlined within the Stage II Invitation to Bid document, including participation in a mandatory pre-bid meeting. The contract incorporates DFCM's General Conditions (latest revision July 2023), outlining administrative, safety, insurance, modification, and claims requirements, and establishes a firm-fixed-price approach typical of public construction contracts. The contractor is responsible for comprehensive project management, scheduling, submittals, and compliance with all contract documents, including providing certified as-built records. Inspection and acceptance are conducted on-site with formal approval from DFCM. While the document set does not specify federal acquisition clauses or detailed evaluation criteria, it emphasizes stringent compliance with state procurement standards, insurance coverage, contractor licensing, and subcontractor disclosure requirements. The contract does not include options, security clearance requirements, or explicit socioeconomic size statuses, focusing instead on ensuring safe, timely, and code-compliant completion of the hazardous materials abatement associated with the building remodel.