Real Vista Drive

The contract involves widening and upgrading the intersection at Real Vista Drive and Mountain Corridor in Herriman City, Utah, with a scope that includes new full-depth pavement, milling, overlay, curb, gutter, ADA ramps, asphalt sidewalk, and extensive utility work such as jack-and-bore installation of steel casings and carrier pipes of various diameters. Additionally, the project encompasses the installation of a traffic signal system, signing, and striping. The procurement process features a mandatory pre-bid meeting scheduled for December 3, 2025, with bids due by December 17, 2025. The project is managed by Herriman City under the Utah NAICS code 334290, with an estimated contract size ranging from 1.5 to 3 million dollars, emphasizing a comprehensive construction effort that adheres to detailed technical specifications, standards, and final engineering drawings approved by the city engineer. The contractual documentation includes extensive project-specific requirements, such as detailed technical standards for materials and installation, inspection and acceptance procedures, and evaluation criteria for bid responsiveness and qualifications. The project emphasizes quality assurance through strict sampling, testing, and acceptance standards aligned with Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) and AASHTO standards, with in-place density and gradation testing performed at the site. Bidders are evaluated based on their qualifications, experience, proposed costs, and ability to meet performance and safety standards, with no explicit weighting or scoring scheme provided. The contract also specifies handling, storage, and marking requirements for materials, emphasizing compliance with manufacturer certifications and project standards, though it does not specify bar-coding or MIL-STD requirements. Overall, the project demands a responsible, qualified contractor capable of executing complex utility and roadway improvements within the established schedule and standards, supported by detailed technical, administrative, and procedural provisions embedded within the contract documents.