5-04B BID SCHEDULE SPREADSHEET.xlsx

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IFB - PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES FOR TRAIL PROJECTS
Solicitation number
26-269
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Washington County, Utah

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This is a bid schedule spreadsheet for the City of St. George, Utah, requesting bids for two pedestrian bridges under Inquiry No. 26-269, dated March 9, 2026. The project involves the procurement of two prefabricated pedestrian bridges, each 10 feet wide: a 190-foot span bridge for the Fort Pearce Wash Trail and a 200-foot span bridge for the Santa Clara River Trail. Both items are bid as lump sum proposals with estimated quantities of one unit each. Each bid item will be awarded separately, allowing the City to select individual bridges based on competitive pricing and qualifications.

The bid schedule requires bidders to provide unit costs and total amounts for each bridge item, with estimated lead times to be specified. The spreadsheet format allows for straightforward comparison of pricing across multiple bidders. The City of St. George reserves the right to reject any or all submissions or waive any formality or technicality in any proposal in its interest. No specific response deadline, funding source, or contract term information is provided in this bid schedule document.

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BID SCHEDULE

Pedestrian Bridges for Trail Projects
Inquiry No. 26-269
3/9/26
BID SCHEDULE
ITEM NO.ITEM DESCRIPTIONEST. QTY.UNITUNIT COSTAMOUNTEST. LEAD TIME
1190 FOOT SPAN PREFABRICATED PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE,
10 FEET WIDE, FORT PEARCE WASH TRAIL1LUMP$$
2200 FOOT SPAN PREFABRICATED PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE,
10 FEET WIDE, SANTA CLARA RIVER TRAIL1LUMP$$
BID SCHEDULE TOTAL AMOUNT$
Each Bid Item will be awarded separately.

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