Rdw25070 - Public Way Concrete 2026

The contract for the Salt Lake City Public Way Concrete 2026 project involves furnishing and installing various concrete and related improvements across multiple locations within Salt Lake City, Utah, with a completion deadline of October 31, 2026. The scope includes replacing concrete flatwork, curb and gutter, drive approaches, asphalt tie-ins, and potentially removing trees and stumps as directed. The procurement process is initiated through an Invitation to Bid (IFB), with bids due by October 15, 2025, and a pre-bid conference scheduled for October 7, 2025. Bidders are invited to submit unit price bids via Bonfire or in person, with detailed technical specifications, bid forms, bonds, and insurance requirements outlined in the contract documents. The project is valued between $500,000 and $2,000,000, and the award will be based on responsiveness, responsibility, and, where applicable, a value-based evaluation considering factors such as nondiscrimination policies, apprenticeship programs, drug testing policies, and local small business participation. The contractual framework incorporates standard city, state, and federal requirements, including the Salt Lake City General Conditions based on APWA standards, federal CDBG provisions if applicable, and specific city ordinances. Key clauses address insurance, bonding, conflict of interest, nondiscrimination, and ethical standards, with strict adherence required throughout the project duration. The contract stipulates that all work must be performed at various city locations, with no explicit FOB terms, and emphasizes timely completion, punch list resolution within 15 days, and compliance with all referenced standards. Payment procedures involve progress payments based on work completed, with final settlement contingent upon acceptance of all work and submittals. The project’s evaluation process considers both price and additional value-based criteria, with points awarded for policies supporting nondiscrimination, apprenticeship, drug testing, and local business engagement, ensuring a comprehensive approach to responsible contracting.