SLCo LIB123581 Taylorsville Library Front Entrance - CONST

Salt Lake County is procuring a construction contract for the remodeling of the Taylorsville Library Front Entrance, identified as Bid #LIB123581. The project involves comprehensive renovation of the library's primary entrance, requiring a contractor with a minimum B-100 license to complete the work within 180 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed. Bidders must submit comprehensive proposals through the Online Solicitation System by October 14, 2025, including a detailed Schedule of Values, subcontractor listings, and compliance with minimum responsiveness standards. Evaluation criteria focus on contractor qualifications, past performance, and ability to complete similar commercial and government projects without defaults or liquidated damages. A non-mandatory site visit will be held at the library location, with bidders required to provide a bid bond representing 5% of their bid amount and demonstrate capability to furnish 100% payment and performance bonds within ten days of contract award. Liquidated damages are set at $385 per calendar day for project delays, and bids will remain valid for 60 calendar days after opening.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises were explicitly detailed in the procurement documents. The project requires contractors to utilize 10% apprentice labor hours for projects exceeding $3,000,000 and mandates specific workforce verification and insurance requirements. Bidders must provide comprehensive documentation including Utah contractor license details, surety company information, and certification of site examination. While exact budget ranges were not specified, the procurement includes a base bid and multiple alternates, suggesting flexibility in project scope and potential funding. The final contract award is contingent upon approval by the Mayor of Salt Lake County, indicating potential budget-dependent contract execution. Contractors must demonstrate compliance with environmental standards, drug and alcohol testing policies, and provide evidence of paid payrolls and materials bills. The project includes a 12-month warranty period for all completed work, emphasizing quality and long-term performance expectations.