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Director Heaton reported that the coalition secured Community Impact Board support for an $800,000 funding request for the rail project. The coalition is also nearing completion of Surface Transportation Board review, which will trigger decisions from other federal entities. This is a major transportation initiative with active grant-backed funding and federal coordination. Rail, engineering, and environmental vendors should track this for follow-on work around design, compliance, operations, and ancillary infrastructure.
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$800,000Jun 11, 2026The agenda includes an agreement to construct a 24-inch water transmission line under Union Pacific's rail line near Colton Springs, including a $10,000 permit fee. This item indicates Price City is moving ahead with a specific water infrastructure crossing and has negotiated the license with Union Pacific. While the license itself is decided, the underlying construction and any inspection, testing, or future expansions around the crossing may still offer work for contractors and engineering firms.
Contract Award
$10,000Jul 8, 2026Price City approved Project 12C-2026 to install fencing at the materials yard on 600 South. Southeast Fencing was awarded the job for about $35,795, funded by the Water Department. The main buying decision is made, but this shows upcoming site work and potential related needs like security, lighting, or yard improvements that other vendors could support.
Contract Award
$35,795Jun 24, 2026Price City Council will consider awarding Project 12C-2026 to Southeast Fencing for materials yard fencing at 600 South, funded by the Water Department. Only one bid was received, for $35,794.78, and this agenda item is for possible approval of that award. This confirms Southeast Fencing as the apparent vendor and signals upcoming installation work at the yard. Vendors in related trades (site work, security, gates, access control) can look for follow-on needs tied to this yard upgrade and future water facility improvements.
Contract Award
$35,794Jun 24, 2026Price City approved amending its engineering services agreement with Johansen and Tuttle Engineering to add a 90% design for a storm drain system on Covecrest Street, tied to the Meads Wash Detention Basin project. The amendment is valued at $48,528 and funded from the City’s Stormwater Fund. The main design vendor is selected, but construction and future stormwater work are likely to follow, creating downstream needs for construction, materials, and project support.
Contract Award
$48,528Jun 10, 2026Price City plans to amend its existing engineering services agreement with Johansen and Tuttle Engineering for the Meads Wash Detention Basin. The amendment adds a 90% design for a storm drain system in Covecrest Street for $48,528, funded from the City’s Stormwater Fund. This shows active design work for stormwater infrastructure that may lead to future construction, materials, and related services once design is complete.
Contract Award
$48,528Jun 10, 2026Price City approved an entertainment contract with The Ray Smith Jazz Ensemble for musical entertainment at the Liberty 250 Gala for $1,800, funded by an America 250 grant. The contract for this event is decided, but it highlights the city’s use of grant-funded programming for civic celebrations. Event vendors can watch for similar America 250 and local celebration contracts and related needs such as staging, AV, and marketing.
Contract Award
$1,800Jun 10, 20262026 Carbon County landfill scrap metal removal. Includes equipment removal and cleanup.
Contract Award
$76Jun 4, 2026Price City is accepting a $10,625 grant from the Community Foundation of Utah to update and digitize its real property catalogue. The city notes that up to $5,000 in matching funds may be needed and that an RFP process and contracting with a provider will follow grant approval. This points to an upcoming IT/records project where software and digitization service vendors can compete.
Grant Funding
$15,625Jun 10, 2026Price City accepted a $10,625 grant from the Community Foundation of Utah to update and digitize its real property catalogue, with up to $5,000 in matching funds. The minutes state that an RFP process and contracting with a provider will follow grant acceptance. This opens an upcoming procurement for digital cataloging, scanning, data management, or GIS services targeting the city’s real property records.
Grant Funding
$15,625Jun 10, 2026Explore Carbon County's government projects — free.
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