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Turf Management Services at The Peak

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DF26-33State & Local

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Tooele County is soliciting bids for seasonal turf-management services at The Peak Sports and Entertainment Complex for the 2027 season, covering approximately 73.5 acres. The contract is structured as a fixed-price seasonal agreement with an initial term from March 1 to November 30, 2027, and includes four optional annual renewals through 2031. The County will award one of three distinct service packages: Package 1 for all-inclusive turf management, Package 2 for passive-area turf management, or Package 3 for mowing only. Award selection will be based on the responsive and responsible bidder offering the lowest five-season evaluated price. Qualified contractors must provide a staffing and equipment plan, evidence of at least three comparable contracts completed within the last five years, and valid Utah commercial pesticide-applicator licenses. Key requirements include maintaining detailed service logs, adhering to strict quality standards to avoid turf damage, and complying with Utah state laws, including anti-boycott certifications and E-Verify participation. Bids must be submitted via the Bonfire hub by September 29, 2026, with pricing guaranteed for ninety days. Payment is processed within thirty days of receiving a correct invoice, and the contractor must provide a designated supervisor to coordinate all operations and safety concerns.

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Tooele County seeks bids for seasonal turf management at The Peak through 2031.

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561730 - Landscaping ServicesView NAICS

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UT, USA

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DF26-33 2027 Turf Management at The Peak

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DF26-33 Bid Pricing Schedule - Tooele County Turf Management

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Tooele County Service Contract

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Issuing Procurement Unit: Tooele County
Tooele County seeks one qualified Contractor to provide seasonal turf-management services at The Peak Sports and Entertainment Complex. The County will award one of three service packages: Package 1 All-Inclusive Turf Management, Package 2 Passive-Area Turf Management, or Package 3 Mowing Only. The selected package will apply to the complete acreage assigned to that package; bidders may not substitute a partial package.
Length of Contract: 1 year initial term, plus up to four (4) additional option years. Vendor must guarantee its pricing for ninety (90) days.
See specifications and instructions in the attached document.

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