Engineering Services- PFAS Evaluation and Source Development Study

Murray City is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from engineering firms to conduct a PFAS Evaluation and Source Development Study for the Hyland Well and 500 East Well, where PFOA has been detected. The project aims to develop mitigation plan strategies, including regulatory evaluations and planning-level cost estimates for capital and life-cycle expenses. The study is supported by up to 100,000 dollars in Drinking Water State Revolving Fund funding with 100 percent principal forgiveness, and the final report must be completed by October 1, 2027. Selection will be based on a Qualifications-Based Selection process, where the highest-ranked firm is chosen based on competence and qualifications; price will not be considered during the initial evaluation. Eligible firms must be led by a Utah-licensed Professional Engineer and demonstrate expertise in PFAS treatment, groundwater source development, and federal and state drinking water regulations. As a federally funded project, the contract requires strict compliance with EPA Disadvantaged Business Enterprise requirements, including six good-faith efforts to meet fair share goals, and adherence to 2 CFR Part 200. Interested firms must submit a Statement of Qualifications not exceeding 20 pages by November 16, 2026, via the U3P Euna platform or sealed envelope. Required documentation includes a project management plan, past performance references, a debarment certification, and a signed DBE certification page. The evaluation process may include shortlist interviews focusing on technical approach, PFAS expertise, and regulatory compliance.