Grand County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Grand County

19 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of transportation sales tax revenue bonds for the Jackson Street project, covering the loan portion of a CIB loan.

Budget Planning
$1,000,000Jul 22, 2026

On June 9, 2026, the council approved a $198,407 grant-funded contract with River Restoration for a Lions Park River Access Feasibility Study. The study will explore non-motorized public access for swimming, paddle boarding, and similar uses on the Colorado River, with coordination alongside a separate county motorized boat ramp project. With the feasibility work underway, future design and construction of access points, bank stabilization, and amenities are likely, creating follow-on opportunities for engineering, landscape architecture, and construction firms.

Contract Award
$198,407Jun 23, 2026

Moab Golf Club is using a Rural County Grant to fund a strategic plan and economic feasibility analysis, with an interim report from master plan consultants scheduled June 29, 2026 and final completion expected by September. Multiple full master plan proposals from golf architecture and consulting teams (John Fought/Troon/Ruelle and Forrest Richardson/NGF/etc.) are included, outlining course redesign, irrigation replacement, clubhouse and practice facility upgrades, and broader economic impact work. Vendor selection for the planning work appears in progress, and the plan will drive future capital projects at the course. Firms in design, engineering, construction, irrigation, turf, clubhouse, hospitality, and finance should track this as the precursor to multi-year implementation contracts.

Pre-RFP
$90,000Jun 24, 2026

Grand County approved up to $200,000 from the Capital Projects Fund to fully remodel the heavily used MIC bathrooms. Work will be completed by state contractor Desert Development, with additional spend for ADA-compliant temporary restrooms during construction. The vendor is selected, but this signals a funded facility upgrade that may need fixtures, specialty construction trades, and ongoing maintenance once the remodel is done.

Contract Award
$200,000Jun 16, 2026

Moab City Council’s June 9, 2026 agenda includes consideration of awarding a $198,407 contract to River Restoration for a Lion’s Park River Access Feasibility Study. The supporting documents show an RFP was issued and the council is now being asked to formally approve River Restoration as the selected consultant for this planning effort. This study will likely analyze options for public river access, recreation infrastructure, and related environmental and engineering constraints at Lion’s Park, shaping later design and construction projects. For vendors, this is a signal that Moab is investing in planning that will precede capital work on river access improvements, creating downstream opportunities in engineering, construction, environmental services, and public engagement once the study recommendations are complete.

Contract Award
$198,407Jun 9, 2026

Moab City is considering awarding a professional services contract to RiverRestoration for a Lions Park River Access Feasibility Study, funded by a Utah Outdoor Recreation Initiative grant. The study will evaluate nonmotorized river access from the south bank of the Colorado River at Lions Park for swimming and small craft, assess environmental and regulatory requirements, plan vegetation and habitat modifications, and develop ADA‑accessible concept designs tied into existing park and trail infrastructure. The selection committee reviewed eight proposals to RFP 26‑05 and ranked RiverRestoration highest; staff recommends a $198,407 contract, fully within the $200,000 grant, with completion anticipated by April 2027. For vendors, this confirms that planning and conceptual design work are funded and moving forward, with likely follow‑on opportunities for detailed design, permitting support, construction, ADA park improvements, vegetation management, and specialty recreation infrastructure once the feasibility report is complete.

Contract Award
$198,407Jun 9, 2026

Moab approved a $198,407, grant-funded contract with River Restoration to study non-motorized access to the Colorado River at Lions Park. The feasibility study will look at options for swimming, paddle boarding, and other town-side access, and will include stakeholder and public engagement. Vendors in design, environmental permitting, recreation infrastructure, and public engagement should track this as it will likely lead to future capital design and construction work at the site.

Contract Award
$198,407Jun 9, 2026

Non-technical trail building for Mud Springs phase one.

Contract Award
$33Aug 5, 2026

Sub-region traffic analysis in Spanish Valley to assess transportation needs and inform future infrastructure planning.

Contract Award
$20Aug 5, 2026

Using its 2026 capital projects budget, the district has purchased a Ford F-550 chassis and a rescue body for a new rescue truck. Total documented spend so far is about $103,000, with additional skid unit and build-out costs budgeted. Vendors Ford Square of Mt. Vernon and Bradford Tri County Marketing have been selected, so the main procurement is decided. Upfitters, equipment suppliers, and service providers can still compete for skid unit, tools, communications, graphics, and future maintenance or refurbishment work.

Contract Award
$112,214Jun 16, 2026

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