Iron County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
Browse government projects, RFPs, and bids from 7 agencies in Iron County, Utah.
UTUpdated weekly
16Projects
7Agencies
7Sectors
Iron County is planning your next contract right now.
We read every board minute and budget in Iron County. You get the projects — with decision-maker contacts — before the RFP.
Trusted by teams at
Recent Projects
Government Projects in Iron County
16 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
In the water enterprise fund, Cedar City has $280,000 budgeted toward relocating a major waterline at the forthcoming South Interchange, but UDOT’s design change from a tunnel to a pedestrian bridge increased the total cost to about $1,000,000. The city expects to sign a betterment agreement with UDOT in the next 4–5 months committing to fund the remaining ~$750,000 in a future budget. This sets up a future heavy civil project to install cased waterline under I‑15 coordinated with culvert replacement, where utility contractors and engineering firms can engage.
Pre-RFP
$1,000,000Jun 24, 2026The City has selected Hansen Allen and Luce, Inc., teamed with Stantec, to perform engineering design for a new filtration and chlorination treatment plant at Cedar Canyon Springs. The project responds to a Utah Division of Drinking Water order requiring additional treatment; a prior pilot study confirmed that multimedia and cartridge filtration will work for the source. The design contract is $548,352, funded from roughly $2 million earmarked for this project and anticipated future bonding, and will cover process design, building systems (heating and plumbing), site work, and integration with new pumps to deliver treated water to users. While the prime design team is locked in, this is a gateway project for future construction bidding (civil, mechanical, electrical), control systems and SCADA integration, and long‑term operations support, instrumentation, and filter media supply.
Contract Award
$2,000,000Jun 10, 2026Cedar City has awarded the infrastructure and site work portion of the new Fiddlers Park project to PRT Builders, LLC for $1,349,689.62. This contract covers earthwork, utilities, restroom construction, and landscaping on both sides of the channel; the playground equipment purchase and installation will be procured separately. Total identified funding for the park is $3.1 million, with current commitments for about $2.7 million including this construction contract and the forthcoming playground. With the site and restroom work now under contract, vendors have a clear view of the prime contractor, scope, and remaining budget for amenities, surfacing, furnishings, shade, and future phases. The awarded work also creates follow‑on needs for maintenance, programming, and potential expansion as the park opens.
Contract Award
$3,100,000Jun 10, 2026Cedar City has approved an engineering contract with Woolpert for $784,411 under Airport Improvement Program (AIP) 055. Woolpert already holds the airport’s master engineering contract and will now handle design, environmental review, FAA coordination, and grant management for apron reconstruction and related airfield work that ties to a previously submitted FAA grant application of about $784k. The scope includes meetings with the FAA’s Airport District Office, preparing plans and specs, overseeing project implementation, and managing grant compliance and reporting. While the upfront professional services are now locked in, the engineering work will lead directly to federally funded construction packages for apron and taxiway pavement, lighting, and associated drainage. Contractors, paving firms, lighting suppliers, and specialty airfield vendors can begin tracking this AIP project and positioning with both Woolpert and the City for the upcoming bid phase.
Contract Award
$784,411Jun 10, 2026Cedar City has approved a construction contract with Cache Valley Electric Co. for the new traffic signal at 600 South and 1100 West. Engineering staff completed a warrant study showing the intersection meets signalization criteria due to high school‑related congestion and will convert the existing four‑way stop into a fully signalized intersection with new poles, mast arms, and detection. The project budget is $492,000 with the accepted bid at $264,614.78, and the City is targeting completion before school starts in mid‑August 2026, constrained by roughly 90‑day lead times on UDOT‑supplied signal materials. There is also a pending policy decision on whether to stripe left‑turn bays and remove on‑street parking near the approaches. Vendors have a strong angle around construction support, traffic control, striping and signing, public outreach to affected residents, and future signal maintenance, detection upgrades, or controller replacements.
Contract Award
$492,000Jun 10, 2026Cedar City is bidding a pre‑engineered metal building for a new covered outdoor arena at Cross Hollow Events Center, adding 33,750 sq ft of event space. Three suppliers responded, with Falcon Buildings at $521,257.87 and PRT Builders qualifying as a local bidder that may match the low bid. The award is pending Council action and final vendor selection, and future separate bids will be issued for site work, concrete, and building construction using remaining project funds.
Active Opportunity
$521,258Jun 24, 2026Cedar City approved a $150,000 property purchase agreement with Crimson Cliffs Development, LLC for a quarter‑acre lot to build a new north‑south road connecting South Mountain and Iron Horse developments. The developer lost a buildable lot to accommodate the road and had the property appraised. The City will later fund asphalt, water, sewer, and other improvements separately, so while the land deal is done, road design and construction contracts remain future opportunities for engineering and construction firms.
Contract Award
$150,000Jun 24, 2026The Town approved two change orders with Larry A. Pendleton Building LLC for the Town Hall Exterior Project, removing heated walkways and adding concrete sidewalks, ADA ramp replacement, and a parking island. The net effect is to adjust the contract to about $220,000, while roughly $589,000 in beautification bond funds remain unspent. With the primary contractor in place, this is a follow‑on opportunity for specialty subs, ADA compliance consultants, and potential future beautification projects funded from the remaining bond balance.
Contract Admin
$220,000Jun 23, 2026Cedar City has declared the old Cedar Canyon water tank as surplus property, signaling its removal from active service and eventual disposition. The Council later approved a payment to L&R Pump & Drilling Inc. for reinstalling a Brent Hutter well, and staff indicated that tank demolition would be handled as a distinct step. Surplusing the tank implies upcoming demolition, site restoration, and potential reuse of the parcel. Vendors can track this as a near‑term opportunity for tank dismantling and scrap, structural and civil demolition, site grading, erosion control, and possibly park or trail improvements if the site is repurposed. It also connects to ongoing investment in new wells and storage, creating broader follow‑on work in water infrastructure construction and inspection.
Contract Award
$50,000Jun 10, 2026Iron County approved a Conditional Use Permit for Pronghorn Development’s 640‑acre Antelope Data Center campus with five 1.35M sq ft buildings and an on‑site natural gas power plant up to 1.5 GW. Buildout is phased over 8–10 years, with major requirements for paving 8.4 miles of Antelope Springs Road, noise and light mitigation, water rights, wildlife mitigation, and extensive state/federal permits. The main siting decision is made, but there will be large follow‑on needs for design, engineering, construction, utilities, environmental, monitoring, and security systems over many years.
Contract Award
$0Jun 4, 2026Showing 10 of 16
Explore Iron County's government projects — free.
Self-serve. No call required. Live data in minutes.
Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Iron County, Utah
7 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Frequently Asked Questions
Procurement FAQs for Iron County, Utah
Bring us your territory.
We'll show you what is forming.
B2G and SLED sales intelligence. Surface government procurement signals from 80,000+ state, local, and education agencies months before the RFP.