2-Subcontractor List Form.docx
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- JF26-025-IFB
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- Salt Lake County, Utah
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This is a Subcontractor List Form used by Granite School District in Utah for the Fire Alarm Upgrade project at Jim Bridger Elementary School. The form requires bidders to disclose all subcontractors performing work valued at $5,000 or more, including the subcontractor company name, license number, and contract amount. The bidding process requires a licensed General Electrical Contractor (E200) to submit bids for installing a new Fire Alarm and Carbon Monoxide Detection System. Attendance at a pre-bid meeting is mandatory for interested contractors. The award recommendation will be presented to the GSD Board at the June 2, 2026 board meeting, with final award issued following board approval. All subcontractors must be appropriately licensed as required by Utah State law, and the bidding firm must certify this compliance on the form.
The form does not specify pricing terms, set-asides, or funding sources within its content. Contractors are responsible for attaching additional copies of the form if they employ more than the space provided allows for subcontractor listings. This document serves as a compliance and transparency mechanism to ensure that prime contractors disclose their subcontracting arrangements and that all parties involved in project execution maintain appropriate licensure status.
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SUBCONTRACTOR LIST
You are not required to list subs performing work of less than $5,000.
PROJECT TITLE OR BID NUMBER:
TYPE OF WORK
SUBCONTRACTOR COMPANY NAME
SUB. LICENSE NUMBER
CONTRACT AMOUNT
We (firm listed below) certify that all subcontractors are appropriately licensed as required by Utah State law.
FIRM (BIDDER):
DATE:
Attach additional copies if necessary.
R.05.03.17
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