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DFCM Construction - VBS Design Build - DNR/DWR - Logan Fish Hatchery Residence - 24437520

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The State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management is soliciting proposals for a Design-Build team to construct a single-story, 2000 square foot rambler residence at the Logan Fish Hatchery property. The project demands a highly functional and low-maintenance structure with a maximum budget of $500,000. While the standard Design-Build team typically includes a general contractor, subcontractors, and a design firm with consultants, the specific composition for this project may differ from the norm. The solicitation, identified as DA27007, was posted on July 27, 2026, with proposals due by August 26, 2026. The place of performance is in Utah, and the primary point of contact is Carl Francis, reachable via email at jcfrancis@utah.gov. All responses must be submitted through the designated online portal.

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Utah seeks Design-Build team for 2000 sq ft rambler at Logan Fish Hatchery, $500K max, proposals due August 26, 2026.

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236115 - New Single-Family Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)View NAICS

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UT, USA

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Health Insurance Statement of Compliance Form Revised 7.28.25

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5-DA27007-24437520 Specifications.pdf

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1-DA27007-24437520 Solicitation.pdf

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DFCM General Conditions August 2020

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C-DFCM Performance References Form 2.5.25.docx

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4-DA27007-24437520 Logan Fish Hatchery Construction Narrative.pdf

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2-DA27007-24437520 Design-Build Cost Proposal Form, 10.15.25.docx

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7-DA27007-24437520 Geotechnical Report.pdf

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B-DFCM Termination Debarment Certification Form 8.9.2024.pdf

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6-DA27007-24437520 Residence Property Preparation & Utilities.pdf

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3-DA27007-24437520 Value Engineering Form, 7.27..26.docx

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**REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS** The State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) is requesting proposals for a **Design-Build team**. The Design-Build team** typically** is comprised of a General Contractor supported by subcontractors, and a design firm with supporting consultants. The Design-Build team will hereby be referred to as the ‘Contractor’ throughout the solicitation documents. **Please note that the makeup of the Design-Build team for the DWR Logan Fish Hatchery Residence project may vary from the typical Design-Build team structure.**
**Brief Project Description:** The construction of a highly functional, low maintenance, single-story, 2000 square foot rambler on the Logan Fish Hatchery property.
**Design-Build budget:** A maximum of $500,000.00

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