Utah County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Utah County
35 projects across 10 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Consolidation of 911 dispatch services with Orem and Lindon.
Pre-RFP
$1,000,000Jul 15, 2026The Patriot Station CRA covers 435 acres near the FrontRunner station, with most tax increment dedicated to building a dense transit-oriented district and a mix of residential and future commercial. The report describes ongoing and planned roadway work, shared-use paths, cycle tracks, gathering spaces, a town square, and other access improvements, with 218 housing units authorized so far and much land still undeveloped. This indicates a long pipeline of future infrastructure, streetscape, and public space projects where engineering, planning, and construction firms can help the agency shape and deliver the TOD vision over the coming 17+ tax years.
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$65,000,000Jun 23, 2026Alpine City approved Amendment No. 1 with SIRQ Construction, setting a $5,124,327 guaranteed maximum price for the new fire station/community center, with total project costs around $6,050,000. Funding combines FY2026–FY2028 general fund and capital funds plus a $2,000,000 sales tax bond and private donations. The project is now locked in with defined schedule and contingency, so vendors should look at furnishings, systems, equipment, and follow-on site work supporting the facility.
Contract Award
$6,050,000Jun 23, 2026The agenda calls for awarding the contract for the Dixie Well Drilling Project to Hydro Resources – Rock Mountain, Inc., and the budget allocates $7,120,000 for Dixie Well construction plus $1.1 million for Boley Well improvements. This confirms a major water supply expansion with an incumbent drilling contractor chosen. While the main drilling award is decided, there will be ongoing needs for well equipping, controls, SCADA, pipeline connections, and long-term operations support.
Contract Award
$7,120,000Jun 23, 2026Eagle Mountain City is completing the traffic signal project at Pony Express Parkway and Eagle Mountain Boulevard and has processed Change Order #4 with contractor BHI. The June 16, 2026 agenda item describes the project as substantially complete, with earlier change orders already approved to address field conditions, plan discrepancies, and city-requested modifications; Change Order #4 covers quantity overruns for curb and gutter, asphalt trail, and asphalt roadway improvements to replace damaged or deficient infrastructure and improve transitions. Change Order #4 adds 158,747.72 to the contract, bringing the total value to 3,180,045.78, and required City Council approval because cumulative changes exceeded the contractor authorization threshold. While the primary construction contract is decided, this reveals BHI as the city’s incumbent for signal/intersection work and highlights additional asphalt, trail, and landscaping scope delivered under change orders. Vendors can use this intelligence to pursue subcontracting, follow-on signal optimization, maintenance, or future roadway and trail projects, as well as monitor for upcoming transportation work likely to favor experienced incumbents.
Contract Award
$318,004,578Jun 16, 2026The board approved Resolution 2026‑009 to sell about 26.23 acres of Walker property off Redwood Road to St. John Properties for $10.5 million, benefiting Lake Mountain School District. This frees significant capital that can be redirected to future schools, facilities, or major systems. Facilities, planning, and construction vendors should track how Lake Mountain allocates these proceeds into its upcoming capital program.
Contract Award
$10,500,000Jun 16, 2026The board approved Resolution 2026-010 to lease the Cedar Valley Elementary campus to American Preparatory Academy. Lease proceeds will initially flow to Alpine and then benefit Lake Mountain School District after July 1, 2027. With a charter operator occupying a district facility, there will be ongoing needs for facility services, security, technology, and maintenance, creating follow‑on opportunities around charter operations and site support.
Contract Award
$10,500,000Jun 16, 2026The Board approved Resolution 2026‑009 to sell about 26.23 acres of Walker property off Redwood Road to St. John Properties for $10.5 million, with proceeds benefiting Lake Mountain School District. The land will be used for future development. While the sale is decided, this identifies St. John Properties as the lead private developer, creating downstream subcontracting and supplier opportunities for construction and site work.
Contract Award
$10,500,000Jun 16, 2026Through Resolution 2026-009, the board authorized sale of about 26.23 acres of the Walker property off Redwood Road to St. John Properties for $10.5 million. Proceeds will benefit Lake Mountain School District. While the sale is decided, the buyer’s planned development will drive demand for site design, utilities, and potentially school‑adjacent infrastructure where subs and suppliers can engage with the private developer.
Contract Award
$10,500,000Jun 16, 2026The FY2027 budget and message outline a substantial multi-year utility capital program: a proposed ~$9,000,000 PI bond for a new well and booster pump station, a new culinary water tank (grant-funded if possible), galvanized service line replacements, sewer video inspection and Ranch Drive line replacement, and implementation of master plan projects. These have funding concepts but require separate council actions, bond work, and potential grants.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Utah County, Utah
27 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Utah Valley University
Higher Ed44,797 students
Utah State Hospital
Public Hospital
Utah County
County747,234 pop.
Tri-city Interlocal Agency (golf Course)
Special District
Town of Vineyard
City14,500 pop.
Town of Goshen
City968 pop.
Timpanogos Special Service District
Special District
South Utah Valley Municipal Water Association
Special District
Provo School District
School13,887 students
Provo Municipal Airport Board
Airport Authority
Provo Metropolitan Water District
Special District
Pleasant Grove Metropolitan Water District
Special District
Orem Metropolitan Water District
Special District
Nebo School District
School44,446 students
Mountainland Technical College
Higher Ed4,219 students
Mountainland Association of Governments
MPO
Lone Peak Fire District
Fire District
Housing Authority of the City of Provo
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of Utah County
Local Housing Authority
City of Woodland Hills
City1,571 pop.
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