DFCM Construction - Standard Low Bid - DABS - New Park City Store - Project #23464030

The State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management is soliciting bids for the construction of a new liquor store in the Quinns Junction area of Park City, Summit County, with an estimated project cost of $6,500,000.00. The solicitation, numbered MP27002, is open exclusively to six pre-qualified contractors: Big-D, Paulsen, R&O, Sirq, VDS, and Wadman, with responses due by August 11, 2026. The project scope encompasses a fully integrated turnkey system with all necessary supply, installation, coordination, testing, training, and a one-year warranty on all components. Performance is required at the designated project site in Park City, Utah, with materials to be delivered directly to the job site in undamaged, properly labeled containers, following strict preservation and storage protocols to protect against environmental exposure and contamination. All markings must be bilingual in English and Spanish, and compliance with ICC building codes is mandatory for fire and smoke assembly identification. Evaluation of proposals will be based on a weighted scoring system totaling 100 points, with the Statement of Qualifications carrying the highest weight at 40 points, followed by the Project Management Plan at 30 points, and the strength of the proposed team as a key but unquantified factor. This indicates a best-value approach rather than a lowest-price, technically acceptable method, as cost is not factored into the scoring model. Inspection and acceptance will occur exclusively at the project site, with compliance required against Contract Documents, relevant ASTM and NFPA standards, and manufacturer specifications, verified through accredited testing agencies and documented via inspection logs and test reports. While the solicitation references change orders and substitution requests as mechanisms for modifications, it contains no formal FAR clauses, CAGE or UEI requirements, socioeconomic certifications, funding account data, or designated COR/COTR information. Submissions must be provided as a single native, text-searchable PDF, with an optional paper copy, and there are no specified page limits. Payment terms, invoicing systems, and FOB conditions are not detailed, and no contractual options, key personnel mandates, or conflict of interest provisions are included. The project is administered under Utah’s internal procurement guidelines, following construction specification formats rather than federal contracting structures.