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Aug 3, 2026
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Salt Lake City Corporation is seeking bids for fencing supplies and installation on an as-needed basis. The solicitation is an open request for bids identified as SLCI27012 and requires bidders to submit response documents and a cost sheet. Bids are due through the online portal by August 14, 2026, at 3:00 PM MDT.
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Salt Lake City Corporation is soliciting bids for a three-phase airport construction project covering security checkpoint demolition and expansion, five new baggage storage offices, and an escalator/stair reconfiguration between Terminal Levels 1 and 2. The work includes drywall, ceilings, fire protection, terrazzo, doors, mechanical/electrical/plumbing systems, cameras, public-address equipment, signage, flooring, lighting, and related demolition and construction. This open IFB is not a grant program; bids are due August 27, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. MDT.
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Salt Lake City Corporation issued this open Request for Information to gather information about codification-services solutions before deciding whether to issue a future invitation for bids or request for proposals. The requested solution should support converting adopted ordinances into an updatable, searchable, user-friendly platform, archiving outdated code and policy, ADA compliance, and secure user management. This RFI is for information gathering only and is not a procurement process or a grant program; responses are due August 27, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. MDT.
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This document represents a Blanket Purchase Order (BPO) between Salt Lake City Corporation and Ahern Rentals, Inc. for the rental of equipment, tools, and related items. The BPO is effective for an initial term of five years, commencing August 11, 2021, with a potential four-month extension. The agreement outlines the scope of work, pricing structure based on discounts off a published price list and various fees, invoicing and payment terms, and comprehensive standard terms and conditions. Additionally, it includes specific terms for operations conducted at the Airport. The contract is non-exclusive, and financial commitments are subject to appropriation of funds, indicating an as-needed service model without a fixed total contract amount.
This contract is between the State of Utah (Division of Purchasing) and Smith Power Products, Inc. for the provision of parts, labor, and services related to Detroit Diesel and Allison Transmission. The contract is effective from December 8, 2022, to December 7, 2027. It outlines the scope of work, a detailed price schedule for various services and parts (including a 20% discount off list prices), and standard terms and conditions. The contract also includes an administrative fee of 0.25% payable quarterly.
This document is a Participating Addendum (City Agreement Number CA-005194) between Salt Lake City Corporation and Stotz Equipment, effective from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2029. Its purpose is to provide Grounds Maintenance Equipment Replacement Parts, Repairs, and Maintenance. Pricing for these services and parts will follow the rates established in the State of Utah Cooperative Contract MA4732. Individual purchases for parts, repairs, and maintenance are capped at $5,000 without requiring a separate requisition and purchase order; any equipment purchases or services exceeding this amount will necessitate a separate procurement process.
This Participating Addendum, effective January 1, 2025, through December 31, 2029, establishes an agreement between Salt Lake City Corporation and Wheeler Machinery Co. for the provision of generator preventative maintenance, repairs, and related services. It outlines that purchases under this addendum are limited to $5,000, with any purchases exceeding this amount requiring a separate Workday requisition and Purchase Order. The pricing and rates for services are derived from State of Utah Cooperative Contract MA4738.
This document is a Participating Addendum (CA-005473) between Salt Lake City Corporation and Rush Truck Centers of Utah Inc., effective from February 11, 2025, to February 10, 2030. It enables Salt Lake City to purchase tandem-axle diesel-powered cab and chassis (Class Eight Trucks) for snow removal and material hauling, with pricing and rates flowing from the State of Utah Cooperative Contract MA4779. Purchases exceeding $5,000 require a Workday requisition and a Purchase Order.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Salt Lake City
The commission chair discussed the significance and tangibility of historic preservation. Staff provided updates on the 10th East Senior Center's listing on the National Register and the upcoming Avenues community plan update. The commission reviewed and discussed a major alteration application for the Carlson House at 378 North Quint Street, which includes the removal of an existing addition and detached garage, and the construction of a new two-story addition with specific design conditions related to window depth.
The town hall focused on the city's comprehensive response to recent wildland fires. Key discussion topics included current emergency management strategies, the role of departmental collaboration in wildfire suppression, and evacuation planning. Officials explained the WOOI (Wildland-Urban Interface) code, addressing resident questions about property standards, defensible space requirements, and the city's phased approach to fuel mitigation. The meeting also featured updates on the cooperative wildfire system in Utah and addressed concerns regarding fire risks associated with homeless encampments.
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The commission reviewed the 2022 annual report, which highlighted preservation work and application statistics. A public comment addressed a historic property's contributory status, leading to a staff update on the city's review process and upcoming efforts to update historic surveys via an RFP. The commission also held a public hearing regarding a major alteration request for the Fisher Mansion Carriage House, specifically concerning the installation of HVAC units. Staff recommended denial of the request, while the applicants presented their case for the current installation and potential mitigation strategies, such as screening vegetation.
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