Summit County Hoytsville and Highland roads Survey

Summit County is seeking bid proposals for a comprehensive surveying project targeting the Hoytsville Road and Highland Drive areas. The procurement involves a detailed land survey to support a proposed retaining wall and road widening initiative, specifically focusing on the segment from the I-80 Overpass southward to the Weber River bridge crossing and the intersection of Highland Drive and Silver Summit Parkway. The survey will serve as a critical planning and design component for future infrastructure improvements in the area. Proposals must be submitted to the Summit County Engineer's Office by 2:00 p.m. on August 6, 2025, with the primary objective of providing precise geographical and topographical data to facilitate subsequent engineering and construction planning. The project requires professional surveying expertise capable of delivering accurate documentation and measurements that will inform road infrastructure enhancements. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, typical selection factors for such projects often include technical competence, professional qualifications, prior experience with similar municipal infrastructure surveys, and competitive pricing.

No explicit set-aside designations or specific restrictions on respondent organizations were mentioned in the available documentation. The solicitation appears to be open to qualified professional surveying firms with the technical capabilities to conduct comprehensive land surveys in mountainous terrain. Given the project's scope within Summit County, Utah, local or regional surveying firms with familiarity with the geographical characteristics of the area may have a potential advantage. While no incumbent vendor information was provided, the project suggests a municipal infrastructure improvement initiative that will require precise geographical mapping and measurement. The budget range and potential contract award value were not specifically disclosed in the available materials, which is not uncommon for initial request for proposal (RFP) documents. Interested parties would need to review the full RFP document (1-RFP SURVEY HOYTSVILLE AND HIGHALND.pdf) for more detailed financial and technical specifications.