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SNOC26271001 - RFP -Private Public, Partnership Housing Project

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Snow College, a public higher education institution in Utah, is seeking qualified development teams to act as a partner in evaluating the feasibility of constructing approximately 150 student housing beds on its Richfield campus. The goal is to support enrollment growth, enhance student success, and align with the college’s long-term strategic objectives through a potential public-private partnership. The initial phase involves a predevelopment agreement aimed at conducting thorough feasibility and affordability analyses, including assessment of appropriate delivery models, with the possibility of advancing to a full development partnership if the project proves viable. All decisions are contingent upon input from the State of Utah Division of Facilities and Construction Management and final approval from the State Board of Higher Education. Proposals must be submitted by September 10, 2026, in response to solicitation number SNOC26271001, issued on July 16, 2026, through the Utah BonfireHub portal.

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Snow College seeks development teams to evaluate feasibility of 150 student housing beds via public-private partnership.

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236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

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UT, USA

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Master - New Standard Terms and Conditions for Snow College

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Snow College Goods and Service Contract Template

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SSnow College (“the College”), a public institution of higher education in the State of Utah, is soliciting proposals from qualified and experienced development teams to serve as a Development Partner for the evaluation, feasibility analysis and possibly the construction of a proposed student housing project on College-owned land located in Richfield, Utah, with approximately 150 beds (Conceptual).
The College seeks a collaborative partner to assist in determining the feasibility, affordability, and appropriate delivery structure for student housing that would support enrollment growth, student success, and long-term institutional goals at the Richfield Campus. The intent is to enter into a predevelopment agreement to evaluate project feasibility. If it is determined that a project and partnership is feasible to move forward, then a full development partnership agreement will be negotiated. All of this is subject to input from the State of Utah Division of Facilities and Construction Management and approval from the State Board of Higher Education.
Snow College invites interested parties to submit a proposal to provide the college with these services.

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