5-Photos.pdf

This is a project map and supporting documentation for the City of St. George, Utah, regarding a guided horizontal directional drill (HDD) installation beneath Interstate 15 at the 400 East crossing. The project involves installing underground power conduits to replace existing overhead distribution facilities that must be removed. The work scope specifies that bore alignment and profile, both horizontal and vertical, must conform to elevations and offsets shown on stamped plans and cannot deviate without prior written approval from the City. The map displays the approximate borehole alignment locations at two critical intersections: 400 East on the north side of I-15 and 400 East/900 South on the south side of I-15, along with relevant infrastructure features, UDOT right-of-way boundaries, and no-access fence locations. The map includes parcel ownership information from multiple agencies including U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, and Utah Division of Transportation, providing contractors with essential geographic and jurisdictional context for bid preparation.

Qualified contractors submitting bids for this project must provide a bid bond equal to 5 percent of the total bid amount, issued by a surety company licensed in the State of Utah and on a bond form acceptable to the City of St. George. A 100 percent performance bond covering labor and materials will be required upon project award. The solicitation is issued as an Invitations for Bid (IFB), indicating that award will be made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder meeting all requirements and specifications.