Millard County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

Browse government projects, RFPs, and bids from 7 agencies in Millard County, Utah.

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Government Projects in Millard County

5 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Hinckley held a public hearing on issuing up to $1,500,000 in wastewater revenue bonds to fund wastewater system improvements and lagoon upgrades. The project is backed by an October 2025 Water Quality Board package with loan, principal forgiveness, and hardship grant components and tied to engineering management. This indicates a funded wastewater capital project where design is underway and construction, lagoon work, asset management, and related services will be needed over the next few years.

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$1,500,000Jul 2, 2026

The Road Department reviewed bids and recommended purchasing two oil trucks from Christiansen Enterprises for $450,000. The commission unanimously approved the award, locking in the vendor and price. Fleet and heavy equipment vendors now know Christiansen is the current supplier and can watch for future maintenance, upfitting, and replacement cycles or complementary equipment needs.

Contract Award
$450,000Jun 16, 2026

Rocky Mountain Power estimated about $2,500 for connecting new underground electrical service to the town park pavilion. The Town has opted for underground wiring over overhead, indicating a small capital upgrade for park amenities that will need coordination with electrical contractors and the utility. This creates a near-term need for trenching, wiring, and possibly lighting or outlet installation at the pavilion.

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$2,500Jul 2, 2026

The town discussed resolving a property boundary issue involving the Hinckley Town sign and a sewer line extension to serve Parcel H-2077-2 owned by Aryn and Joshua Troseth. They proposed splitting the sewer line extension material costs based on a $3,802.32 quote from Mountainland Supply, with the Troseths paying installation. This indicates upcoming small-scale sewer infrastructure work where the town may purchase materials and potentially seek installation support if the property owners change course.

Pre-RFP
$3,802Jun 4, 2026

The council discussed a sewer line extension to service Parcel H-2077-2, where the town sign sits on Aryn and Joshua Troseth’s property and sewer plans differ from field conditions. The town agreed to split $3,802.32 in material costs for the extension, with the Troseths covering installation. This points to upcoming small-scale sewer construction and survey work where contractors, utility locators, and surveyors can assist the property owner and town with design, installation, and as-builts.

Pre-RFP
$3,802Jun 4, 2026

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