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Government Projects in Box Elder County

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The RDA report for the Tremont Center Community Development Project Area outlines a $4.3 million program of Main Street and Tremont Center infrastructure and streetscape projects, many not yet completed (façades, streetlights, trees, public plaza, public realm upgrades). Funding is coming from tax increment plus significant city capital contributions, with about $2.57 million authorized funds still remaining to be used through roughly 2033. This is a live multi‑year corridor revitalization program where the Agency and City will continue to initiate design, construction, landscaping, lighting, and public-space work, creating opportunities for engineering, construction, streetscape, lighting, and urban design firms to help shape and deliver upcoming phases.

Pre-RFP
$4,237,739Jul 7, 2026

The Agency is in the midst of a long-term tax increment reimbursement arrangement with Tremont Center, LLC for major infrastructure (canal burial, demolition of homes, road and utility work) tied to the Tremont Center development. As of April 30, 2024, the developer has submitted $1,205,882.22 in eligible Primary Improvement expenses against a $1,884,000 cap, and the Agency has passed all current tax increment through to reimburse these costs. This is a decided relationship, but vendors offering cost-tracking, reimbursement compliance, infrastructure maintenance, or value engineering services may find follow-on opportunities as the remaining reimbursements and secondary improvements are managed and delivered.

Contract Admin
$1,884,000Jul 7, 2026

The RDA adopted its 2025 tax increment agency report for the Tremont Center Community Development Project Area. The plan outlines up to $4.3 million in infrastructure and streetscape work such as burying a canal and power, water lines, road extensions, demolitions, facades, streetlights, trees, and a public plaza, with about $1.73 million in increment received so far. While major reimbursement to Tremont Center, LLC is underway, over $2.5 million in authorized increment remains through about 2033, indicating continued capital work, potential change orders, and follow-on planning, design, and maintenance needs.

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$4,300,000Jul 7, 2026

The 600 South Improvements Project is an active construction contract with Ridge Rock Inc. for $398,186, with notice to proceed issued April 6, 2026 and substantial completion set for June 26, 2026. The June 16 pay request shows total work completed and materials stored exceeding the revised contract amount, indicating construction is substantially complete, involving curb, gutter, storm drain, PRV valve work, and roadway base/asphalt. While the prime contract is awarded, there may be remaining punch-list, materials supply, and adjacent utility work needs, and the project showcases Ridge Rock Inc. as incumbent on similar street improvement work.

Contract Admin
$398,186Jul 10, 2026

Deweyville’s main well is showing performance decline from over 500 GPM to about 300 GPM, and the flow meter may be inaccurate. Mayor Curt’s team plans to inspect or replace the pump, likely before or during winter, and investigate the flow meter, possibly a Siemens unit, with technical support from the District. There is also a secondary well with intermittent flow that may need to be set deeper. Pump and instrumentation specialists can provide diagnostics, pump replacement options, and meter testing or replacement services ahead of the planned winter work.

Pre-RFP
$33,000Jul 13, 2026

Bear River Water Conservancy District is evaluating whether the Harper Ward drinking water system can supply Brigham City via a new pump station at 800 gpm. Hansen, Allen & Luce proposed a four‑week hydraulic modeling and costing study, including siting options and capital/operating cost estimates for the booster station. This is pre‑design engineering work; the eventual pump station and related infrastructure will require separate design, construction, controls, and equipment procurements once feasibility is confirmed.

Pre-RFP
$8,875Jul 10, 2026

An invoice dated June 30, 2026 from Willard City to BRWCD seeks $75,000 reimbursement for a PRV valve associated with a project where items 29–32 total $82,920. This indicates BRWCD is funding or cost-sharing a significant pressure reducing valve installation tied to regional water infrastructure. The equipment purchase decision is effectively made, but service providers may still assist with commissioning, maintenance planning, and future valve or control upgrades for similar facilities.

Contract Award
$75,000Jul 10, 2026

Box Elder County is considering rezoning 861.23 acres near Snowville from unzoned to MG-EX for long-term sand and gravel mining and quarry operations. Applicant Westland Development details historic extraction on-site and current use by the County Roads Department, with future work to proceed under a Conditional Use Permit after rezoning. This sets up a large, multi-decade extraction site needing engineering, environmental, equipment, road, and compliance support once approvals are in place.

Pre-RFP
$0Jun 18, 2026

Austral Star is seeking site plan and conditional use approval for a commercial manufacturing facility on 6.29 acres at 5900 W Highway 83 in West Corinne, producing airport lifts, carts, and overhead cranes. The project uses existing outbuildings plus a new building, with septic and water service confirmed, while fire, engineering, and UDOT access reviews are still underway. As approvals firm up, the company will need building construction, crane and material-handling systems, utilities, safety, and possibly roadway/access upgrades.

Pre-RFP
$0Jun 18, 2026

Bear River Water Conservancy District received a proposal from Hansen, Allen & Luce to evaluate adding a pump station so the Harper Ward system can supply Brigham City with 800 gpm. The work covers integrating hydraulic models, testing pump station scenarios, and estimating capital and operating costs, with findings presented to the BRWCD board. The $8,875 study is a precursor to any future pump station design and construction, creating later opportunities for engineering, equipment, and construction vendors once the board decides how to proceed.

Contract Award
$8,875Jul 10, 2026

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