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Aug 21, 2026
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Sep 3, 2026
The Utah Department of Transportation is seeking qualified firms to provide welding and fabrication services under regional UDOT contracts. The solicitation is expected to result in multiple contract awards and requires compliance with UDOT standards and specifications. Proposals are due September 3, 2026, at 1:00 PM MDT.
Aug 17, 2026
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Aug 27, 2026
The Utah Department of Transportation is soliciting bids from a provider to perform Sand Blasting, Painting, Welding, and Fabrication services in the UDOT Region 4 Price Area. This solicitation is issued in lieu of a previously released solicitation and is anticipated to result in an award to a single provider. Bids must be submitted through the procurement portal by August 27, 2026, at 2:30 PM MDT, and the opportunity is an IFB procurement rather than a grant program.
Aug 15, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Work includes approx 17 EA of reconstruct valve box - lower; 17 EA of reconstruct valve box - raise; 6 EA of reconstruct manhole - lower; 6 EA of reconstruct manhole - raise; 4 EA of relocate cluster mailbox; 552 cy of roadway excavation (plan quantity); 313 CY of untreated base course (plan quantity); 69 SF of asphalt patch; 1,767 TN of 1/2" hmhma.
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Salt Lake City
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Salt Lake
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4501 Constitution Blvd
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84114
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This contract details the scope of work and specifications for the procurement of Liquid Asphalt Materials by the State of Utah, Department of Transportation (UDOT). It outlines the description of materials, vendor submittal requirements, ordering procedures, and strict acceptance criteria for various asphalt products including performance-graded asphalt binders, asphaltic cement, emulsified asphalts, rejuvenating agents, and hot-pour crack sealant. The contract emphasizes that quantities are estimates and UDOT has no obligation to purchase specific amounts, with provisions for price reductions and potential rejection for non-compliant materials.
This document is a Notice of Intent to Award a Contract to Transcore for a Roadside Toll System without a standard procurement process for the STATE OF UTAH - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (UDOT). The justification is based on significant transitional costs. The contract will be for five years with five one-year renewal options, with an estimated total cost of $6,075,000 over ten years. The procurement includes services for roadside equipment replacement and ongoing support for CPS operations, server migration, and BOS transition to maintain reliable Express Lanes tolling operations.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Utah Department of Transportation
The Utah Transportation Commission meeting focused on infrastructure updates within the region. The commission reviewed several active and upcoming construction projects, including the US 189 widening between Wallsburg and Charleston, improvements to 1600 North in Orem, the replacement of the University Avenue viaduct in Provo, and the completion of the Springville-Spanish Fork interchange. Significant attention was given to ongoing safety and capacity improvements on US 6, including median barriers, intersection upgrades, and the US 6 and US 89 grade separation project. The commission also discussed the Vineyard rail consolidation project, which aims to improve traffic flow and safety by relocating existing rail lines.
The meeting featured presentations on various transportation infrastructure projects in Layton City, including the West Davis corridor, the 2700 West interchange, and trail developments. Discussions highlighted the importance of inter-agency collaboration, safety improvements like pedestrian lighting and new signals, and the strategic planning for upcoming growth and infrastructure funding. Additionally, the commission reflected on historical achievements in transportation policy, the role of local government in project success, and the economic benefits of defense-related infrastructure development.
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This document outlines the Utah Department of Transportation's (UDOT) Bridge Management Program, detailing current bridge conditions, challenges, and strategic approaches. It presents bridge inventory and condition data, explains various management strategies such as routine maintenance, preservation, rehabilitation, replacement, and emergency response. The plan identifies key challenges including an aging and growing inventory, high-value bridges, unrecoverable collision claims, and increasing construction costs. It also discusses funding projections, highlighting the significant gap between current funding levels and the rehabilitation and preservation needs, and explores options to address these shortfalls through budget reallocation or new revenue streams to ensure the continued safety and longevity of Utah's bridges.
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