SLCo FAC133199 Sheriff's Special Operations Building Re-Roof - CONST

The contract pertains to the complete removal and replacement of the existing roofing assembly at the Sheriff's Special Operations Building in Utah, encompassing the roof membrane, cover board, and insulation, as outlined in the Contract Documents. This construction project is solicited under SLCo FAC133199 with a response deadline of August 26, 2026, and is administered by the State of Utah through its Contracts and Procurement office, with Matt Bass listed as the primary point of contact. The work is to be performed at the building’s location in Utah, though no specific street address is provided. The estimated contract value of $1,298,000 is derived from the sum of subcontractor bids for electrical, landscaping, mechanical, and concrete work, with the concrete component including an alternate option. Compliance with Utah state law, specifically U.C.A. Section 63A-5-208(4), is mandatory, requiring all subcontractors to hold valid licenses issued by the Department of Professional Licensing. Bidders must submit a detailed subcontractor list, certifying that all subcontractors are properly licensed and that any work not subcontracted is marked as “Self” or justified under “Special Exception,” with supporting documentation required for the latter. Changes to submitted subcontractors after bid opening are prohibited without County approval and may not result in increased costs. Failure to submit a complete and compliant subcontractor list will result in automatic bid rejection. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, payment office details, accounting codes, invoicing methods, or formal evaluation factors are specified in the material. The contract does not require federal entity identifiers such as UEI or CAGE codes, nor does it incorporate small business or socioeconomic set-asides. Performance period, delivery schedule, FOB terms, inspection criteria, and detailed technical specifications are not detailed in the provided documents, with administrative compliance and licensing adherence forming the primary enforceable requirements.