Summit County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Summit County
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The Service Area received bids for a new culinary water storage tank project, with the low bid at $3.9 million. The Board voted on May 19, 2026 to accept staff's recommendation and award the project to MC Contractors, subject to contract negotiation and a kickoff meeting. This award sets the prime contractor, but there is room for subcontractors, suppliers, controls/SCADA vendors, and future O&M, monitoring, and well house/pump station design and equipment once final water diversion is known.
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$3,900,000Jun 16, 2026North Summit Recreation SSD is seeking reconsideration of a 2026 Restaurant Tax Grant for $327,598 toward a $427,598.35 Beacon Hill Park Multi-Sport Lighting Improvement Project in Coalville. The scope includes roughly 9–10 poles and 51 LED luminaires to light softball, soccer, multipurpose, pickleball, and basketball areas, using a pre-engineered Musco system and local installation. Even though one bid and system spec are in hand, funding is not yet secured, so electrical contractors, sports lighting vendors, grant support firms, and tournament organizers can help refine scope, co-funding, and operations.
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$427,598Jun 17, 2026Promontory Development is advancing the Eastern Sky Subdivision, a 9-lot residential plat using 8 incentive and 1 estate density unit on about 10.4 acres off Golf Club Link within the Promontory SPA. The Planning Commission is asked on July 16, 2026 to recommend approval to the County Manager, and service providers report no blocking issues. This creates a near-term need for site civil work, housing design, and horizontal infrastructure construction for a new high-end residential enclave.
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$0Jul 16, 2026Staff briefed SCHA on One Door Home, a planned universal affordable housing access utility for Summit and Wasatch Counties that will centralize listings, a single intake, provider workflows, and privacy-preserving data governance. The coalition led by Mountainlands Community Housing Trust has a grant application drafted and intends to request up to $25,000 from SCHA as part of implementation funding. The platform is still in proof-of-concept and funding stage, so there is room for technology vendors, implementation partners, and data/privacy consultants to shape the architecture, integrations, and local rollout.
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$25,000Jun 15, 2026Summit County is approving a plat amendment at Hidden Lake Ranch to combine two residential lots and an unbuilt private road parcel into a single 0.55-acre lot and vacate that portion of the private road. Engineering and Recorder comments drive minor plat revisions before recordation, and no new density is created. Land survey, civil engineering, title, and future site design firms can target the owner for follow-on work like construction plans, access, utilities, and any future home build once the amended plat is recorded.
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$0Jul 16, 2026YMCA of Northern Utah and Mercy Housing presented a concept to partner with the district on educator-focused affordable housing on district land. The vision includes 100–200 units (cottages/townhomes/apartments), possible homeownership components, a co-located YMCA regional hub, and other service providers, with Mercy Housing as lead developer/operator and PCSD as land partner. No procurement has begun; next step is a community needs assessment and defining land/ownership and phasing, creating room for advisors, housing consultants, funders, and design teams to engage early.
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$0Jun 16, 2026On June 16, 2026 the Board adopted Resolution 2026-06 accepting an annexation petition from Park City to bring about 62 acres adjacent to the Service Area into SCSA3. Staff are directed to prepare documents and notices required by Utah’s Annexation Code for further consideration. Annexation will eventually extend Service Area roads and water services to this land, creating future needs for engineering, utility extensions, and ongoing infrastructure maintenance once the process and any development move forward.
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$0Jun 16, 2026Francis City Council is considering options for permanent holiday and architectural lighting at City Hall, with three vendor quotes ranging from about $8,300 to $13,200. No vendor has been selected yet, and the agenda lists "Lighting for City Hall" as a discussion and potential action item. This is a live facilities upgrade need where lighting, electrical, and controls vendors can still influence product choice, installation scope, and warranty/service terms.
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$13,200Jun 11, 2026On May 19, 2026 the Board approved engaging Zion Public Finance for a user and development fee study and transportation utility fee study, excluding water rates. The scoped work is about $22,000 and will analyze permit, road, and development-related costs to recommend updated fees and funding options. The consulting award is decided, but firms offering implementation support, public communication on new fees, or follow-on financial planning can track this as a precursor to future capital and maintenance funding decisions.
Contract Award
$22,000Jun 16, 2026Leadership Park City presented to the Summit County Council on its recent milestones, including completion of its first class under the updated program, launch of new symposium formats, a new leadership curriculum, and a growing regional City Tour and Alumni Travel Series. The program’s 2025/26 budget shows multi‑partner funding from Park City, Summit County, Visit Park City, Deer Valley, Basin Recreation, and private donors, with symposium attendance growing from 150 to 250 and speakers from 34 to 72, and sponsorship from Intermountain Park City Hospital.
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$61,750Jun 10, 2026Explore Summit County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Summit County, Utah
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Francis
City1,809 pop.
Summit County
County43,109 pop.
South Summit School District
School1,685 students
South Summit Fire Protection District
Fire District
South Summit Cemetery Maintenance District
Special District
Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District
Utility District
Park City School District
School4,392 students
Park City Fire Service District
Fire District
North Summit School District
School1,067 students
North Summit Fire District
Fire District
City of Oakley
City1,566 pop.
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