UDOT Region 4 Septic Waste Systems and Vault Pumping/ Cleaning RFP
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Nov 10, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Provide services for septic waste systems and vault pumping/cleaning including the removal, transportation and disposal of septic waste.
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Nov 10, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Provide services for septic waste systems and vault pumping/cleaning including the removal, transportation and disposal of septic waste.
Posted
Nov 7, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
Work includes 1 LS of mobilization; 8,879 CY of granular borrow (plan quantity); 28,881 SY of separation geotextile; 22,687 CY of roadway excavation (plan quantity); 63 CY of small ditch construction (plan quantity); 195 ft of drainage pipe - 30", metal, silt-tight; 1 EA of circular steel safety end section 18", 4:1 slope, crossing; 6,211 CY of untreated base course (plan quantity); 72,677 SY of micro-surfacing; 20 CY of asphalt pavement soft spot repair - contingency item; 50 CY of utbc soft spot repair - contingency item; 10,008 TN of hmhma - 1/2"; 14 TN of emulsified asphalt (tack) ; etc, see attached file.
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Nov 7, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Work includes 1 LS of mobilization; 212 FT of furnish and install 4" hdpe irrigation sleeve; 2 EA of furnish and install street lamp; 1 EA of furnish and install hydrodynamic separator; 10,765 SF of landscaping and irrigation system; 15 EA of plant tree; 96 SY of remove asphalt pavement; 515 FT of drainage pipe - 15", smooth, leak-resistant; 616 CY of untreated base course (plan quantity); 488 TN of hma - 1/2"; 3 EA of pavement message paint - ada message; 20 GAL of pavement marking paint; 14 FT of pavement marking paint (stop line, crosswalk-12"); etc, see attached file.
Posted
Oct 26, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Provide intercity bus service.
Posted
Oct 31, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Work includes 1 LS of mobilization; 62,420 CY of granular borrow (plan quantity); 142,543 SY of separation geotextile; 251 FT of remove retaining wall - r 726b; 64 EA of remove tree; 255 FT of remove retaining wall - r 726a; 840 FT of remove guardrail; 4,846 FT of remove cable barrier; 44,526 SF of remove concrete sidewalk; 2,832 SF of remove concrete waterway; 10,260 SF of remove concrete curb and gutter; 111 FT of remove wall; 90,413 SY of remove asphalt pavement; 4,069 FT of remove precast concrete barrier; 144,629 CY of roadway excavation (plan quantity); etc, see attached files.
Posted
Nov 7, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
Work includes 1 LS of mobilization; 1 LS of highway lighting system; portable variable message sign.
Posted
Nov 9, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
The purpose of this solicitation is to enter into a contract with a provider to provide the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) with Group B (Large) sign panels, sign panel overlays, sign panels with frames, school speed limit assemblies, posts, bases, foundations, grading, and miscellaneous labor and materials, and other items as specified by UDOT This solicitation is issued in accordance with the Utah Procurement Code and applicable administrative rules of the Utah Administrative Code. If any provision of this solicitation conflicts with the Utah Procurement Code or Utah Administrative Code, the Utah Procurement Code or Utah Administrative Code will take precedence. The documents included within this solicitation are intended to provide interested bidders with sufficient information to enable the bidder to determine if they can provide as per the outlined requirements. Bidders must provide sufficient documentation/information to demonstrate compliance with the stated specifications/requirements.
Posted
Oct 31, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
The work will convert the I-15 interchange at Exit 57 (Cross Hollow Road/Main Street) to a Single-Point Urban Interchange, bringing all interstate left turns to one traffic signal. It also includes northbound I-15 widening, frontage-road improvements, a pedestrian bridge, removal of the existing overpass, and additional improvements for pedestrian and cyclist safety and comfort. The project is intended to improve intersection safety and operations by mitigating off-ramp queues that extend onto mainline I-15.
Posted
Oct 31, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Work includes 1 LS of mobilization; 504 CY of borrow (plan quantity); 220 ft of drainage pipe - 18", metal, silt-tight; 22 EA of circular steel safety end section 18", 4:1 slope, crossing; 163,165 FT of untreated base course - shouldering; 130 CY of asphalt pavement soft spot repair; 173 CY of utbc soft spot repair; 416 cy of granular borrow soft spot repair; 257 CY of asphalt pavement soft spot repair - contingency item; 20,987 TN of hmhma - 1/2"; 186 TN of emulsified asphalt (tack); etc, see attached file.
Posted
Nov 3, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The Utah Department of Transportation is seeking Construction Engineering Management (CEM) services for the I-15 widening project between Exit 6 and Exit 8 (MP 5.77–8.94) in Washington County, Utah. The consultant will provide field inspection and materials testing, including an independent AASHTO-accredited laboratory, along with construction administration and document-control support. The project will widen I-15 to three continuous travel lanes in each direction and includes replacing existing bridges and constructing new grade-separated bridges.
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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.
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The meeting focused on infrastructure challenges, specifically addressing severe flood damage across multiple state routes including SR 153, SR 262, and US 163, with discussions regarding emergency procurement contracts for necessary repairs. Regional representatives provided a detailed update on transportation projects in Washington County, reviewing over $955 million in work completed over the past decade. The commission reviewed several active projects, including passing lane enhancements on SR 7 and SR 59, and significant capacity improvements on I-15, such as a new southbound passing lane and a major widening project involving structure replacements and local undercrossing improvements.
The commission meeting included welcoming remarks and introductions from local officials, including the Mayor and County Council members. Discussions focused on regional transportation infrastructure, with specific attention given to past and upcoming projects in Summit County, such as the Kimball Junction intersection improvements, I-80 ramp enhancements, and pavement rehabilitation. The commission also addressed issues related to heavy truck traffic, climbing lane needs on steep grades, wildlife migration paths, and the pressure of residential development on local and state roads. The Department of Transportation provided reports on project statuses and regional planning efforts, emphasizing the importance of a local road network to reduce reliance on state highways.
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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.
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