DFCM Construction - VBS CM/GC -Capitol Preservation Board-Utah State Capitol Complex Improvments and Renovations - Project # N/A

The State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management is seeking qualified Construction Manager/General Contractor firms to provide comprehensive CM/GC services for a multi-year portfolio of capital improvement and renovation projects across the State Capitol Complex in Salt Lake City. The contract covers fiscal years 2026 through 2028, with the option to extend performance on a year-by-year basis through fiscal year 2030. Projects will span a wide range of values, from minor renovations under $25,000 to major capital improvements exceeding $10,000,000, all located within and around the Capitol Building and its adjacent structures. Proposals must be submitted electronically by June 9, 2026, through the state’s procurement portal, with no traditional line-item pricing schedule provided; instead, contract awards will be based on project-specific work orders issued under the framework of this long-term agreement. The solicitation emphasizes state-level compliance, particularly requiring prime contractors and subcontractors to attest to health insurance coverage for employees under Utah Code § 63A-5b-607, with non-compliance potentially resulting in monetary penalties, suspension, or debarment. While the contract does not include standard federal acquisition regulation clauses or detailed technical specifications, it requires full CM/GC services including preconstruction planning, cost control, scheduling, and construction execution without prescribing specific industry standards or inspection protocols. No set-asides, socioeconomic preferences, or small business requirements are outlined, and there are no stated requirements for key personnel, security clearances, or organizational conflict of interest disclosures. The place of performance is exclusively the Utah State Capitol Complex, and no packaging, marking, or shipping instructions are defined. Payment terms, invoicing procedures, contracting officer details, and evaluation factors for award are not detailed in the available materials, leaving those aspects to be governed by internal state procedures or subsequent project-specific documentation.