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Attached to: DFCM Construction-Standard Low Bid-Big Water Fish Hatchery Stream Bank Erosion Repairs-19338520
Solicitation number: JJ19034
Issued by: Millard County, Utah

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This is an Invitation for Bid (IFB) issued by the Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) on behalf of the Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife Resources for stream bank erosion repairs at the Big Water Fish Hatchery in Big Water, Utah. The project, identified as DFCM Project No. 19338520, encompasses comprehensive stream bank stabilization and repair work. Contractors were required to submit detailed bids including a base bid and three alternate bid items: Buck Tank Wash Armoring, Additional Channel Excavation, and two Additional Bank Stabilization Repair options. A mandatory pre-submittal meeting was conducted on March 27, 2019, with final bids due on April 4, 2019. Bidders were required to obtain contract documents from the DFCM web page and submit questions to Rob Robinson.

The project carries a comprehensive construction estimate of $1,900,000.00. Mandatory prerequisites for participation include holding a valid contractor's license and demonstrated capability to perform environmental management and nonresidential construction services. Bidders were required to provide a complete subcontractors list and submit a bid bond with their bid schedule, which included unit and lump sum pricing. The solicitation does not specify set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises, indicating the procurement is open to all qualified contractors meeting licensing and capability requirements. The significant project budget suggests this procurement will attract experienced contractors specializing in stream bank erosion repair and environmental construction projects, with the competitive bidding process focused on identifying the most cost-effective and technically proficient solution.

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Division of Facilities Construction and Management

Construction Management

DFCMâ��s Construction Management team oversees the development and remodeling of State facilities, procurement of contractors and consultants, project management, building official responsibilities, and ensuring high-performance building standards.

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Our Facilities Management group manages over 200 state-owned and state-leased facilities. These managed facilities are divided into 10 different complexes throughout the State based on geographic region.

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The Real Estate team negotiates leases, controls $23+ million in rent budgets, and handles most property acquisitions, sales, and related issues for state agencies. Additionally, they manage the Lease Revenue and General Obligation Bond Programs, ensuring streamlined processes for capital facilities.

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