4-Attachment B - DCGM Public School Construction Code Inspector Plan Reviewer Requirements, 4.8.26.pdf
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This file comprises a Code Inspector and Plan Reviewer Requirements document issued by the State of Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) in conjunction with the Nebo School District's Request for Proposals for commercial building inspection services. The DFCM document establishes minimum qualifications for code inspectors and plan reviewers performing work on Utah public school construction projects, effective 2026, following the legislative transfer of public school construction oversight from the State Board of Education to DFCM. The Nebo School District RFP solicits proposals from qualified companies to provide commercial building inspection services for several existing and new construction projects, with proposals due June 16, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. MST through the Bonfire system. The contract term extends five years from July 2026 through June 2031 with no automatic renewal options. The District anticipates awarding a single contract to the highest-scoring responsive and responsible offeror and retains the right to terminate without cause upon 30 days' written notice, with annual performance evaluations conducted throughout the contract period.
Offerors must hold commercial building inspection licenses and certifications in electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and structural inspection; demonstrate at least three years of commercial building inspection experience; maintain a physical office presence in Utah; and become DFCM-approved inspectors by January 1, 2027. Inspection reports must be submitted within 24 hours of completion. All travel time, administrative costs, vehicle expenses, equipment, and overhead must be included in hourly billing rates, with cost representing 25 of 100 evaluation points. The lowest-priced proposal receives maximum cost points with other proposals scoring proportionally. Vendors must maintain Commercial General Liability Insurance with minimum limits of $1 million per occurrence and $3 million aggregate, Automobile Liability Insurance, and Workers' Compensation Insurance at statutory limits. No set-asides or local-vendor preferences apply. No specific contract value, estimated project volume, incumbent contractor, or site visits are identified in the solicitation. All questions must be submitted through the Bonfire system.
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State of Utah Public School Construction Code Inspector and Plan Reviewer Requirements
Applications for code inspectors and plan reviewers DFCM will begin accepting applications for public school construction approved code inspectors and plan reviewers in June 2026. A formal Request for Statement of Qualifications solicitation for Public School Construction Code Inspectors and Plan Reviewers will be made available on the Utah Public Procurement Place Portal (U3P) and on the DFCM website.
During the 2026 Legislative Session, oversight of public school construction in the State of Utah was transferred from the State Board of Education to the Division of Facilities Construction and Management.
This legislation provides the following authority:
❖ The Division of Facilities Construction and Management has the sole authority to approve inspectors for school construction projects under Title 63A, Chapter 5b, Part 12, Public School Construction Oversight.
A school district may only use inspectors approved by the Division of Facilities Construction and Management as follows:
• A Division of Facilities Construction and Management inspector;
• A municipal building inspector who is on the division's approved roster under Section 63A-5b-1220;
or
• A certified building inspector, which may include a qualified school district inspector, who meets all of the following requirements:
o Is on the Division of Facilities Construction and Management's approved roster under Section 63A-5b-1220;
o Is not an employee of the contractor;
o Is licensed to perform the inspection requested; and o Maintains current certifications as required by Division of Facilities Construction and Management's rule.
❖ The division may delegate plan review responsibilities to qualified third-party reviewers subject to division oversight and final approval.
Qualifications
The following provides the minimum requirements for DFCM Approved Code Inspectors and Plan Reviewers performing work for the State of Utah Public School Construction projects:
• Meet International Code Council certification requirements for the respective discipline, including:
o For plan reviewers:
- International Code Council commercial building plans examination (B3); or
- Structural peer review certification for educational facilities.
o For inspectors:
- International Code Council certification appropriate for inspection discipline;
- Be licensed by the state as a building inspector or professional engineer as applicable.
• Complete division-approved training on school construction requirements and;
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• maintain current certifications and continuing education.
❖ The division may remove individuals from the approved rosters for:
• failure to maintain required certifications;
• documented compliance failures; or
• failure to complete required training updates.
For questions, please contact the DFCM Building Official Team:
Patrick Tomasino | State Building Official 801-608-4833 ptomasino@utah.gov
Thomas Peterson | State Building Official 435-720-3516 twpeterson@utah.gov
Jason Van Ausdal | State Building Official 801-636-2476 jcvan@utah.gov mailto:ptomasino@utah.gov mailto:twpeterson@utah.gov mailto:jcvan@utah.gov
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