2025 Midvale Sewer Rehabilitation

Midvale City is seeking written proposals for a comprehensive sewer rehabilitation project involving the removal and replacement of approximately 3,200 feet of sewer pipe and 7,100 feet of pipe lining across nine distinct locations within the city. The project requires qualified bidders to provide services including installation of 10-inch and 8-inch SDR 35 PVC pipes, CIPP (Cured-In-Place Pipe) lining, reconnecting existing sewer laterals, replacing sewer manholes, and constructing associated infrastructure and appurtenances. The project covers nine specific schedules spanning areas such as Holden & Lennox Street, Wasatch Street, Olympus Street, Wilson Street, LaSalle Drive, Pioneer Street, and multiple sections of The Avenues and Rio Grande Street. The solicitation was posted on July 18, 2025, with proposals due by August 11, 2025. A pre-bid conference was held, and two addendums have been issued, indicating potential modifications to the original bid specifications. Bidders are expected to have extensive municipal infrastructure rehabilitation experience and the technical capabilities to execute complex underground utility replacement projects.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the available documentation, the project appears to be a standard municipal infrastructure procurement open to qualified contractors. The contract opportunity is located in Salt Lake County, Utah, suggesting potential local or state-level procurement regulations may apply. Multiple government files are attached, including detailed project drawings, pre-bid conference minutes, and addendums, which indicate a comprehensive and transparent procurement process. The project's scope and complexity suggest a substantial infrastructure investment, though specific budget ranges are not provided in the available information. The documentation includes a "Notice of Intent to Award Pending Council Approval," which implies that final contract award is contingent upon municipal legislative review and approval. Interested contractors would need to carefully review the extensive project documentation, including the 40MB drawing set and various addendums, to fully understand the project requirements and submit a competitive proposal.