Wasatch County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Wasatch County

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

Wasatch County Solid Waste District is actively discussing construction of a new transfer station, identified in its Solid Waste Master Plan as a critical capital project for growth, compliance, and safety. Staff cites an estimated cost of $20–$25 million and is seeking Board input on funding strategies, project timeline, and next steps. This is early planning, so firms in solid waste facility design, engineering, financing, and construction can help shape scope, funding, and delivery options before formal procurement.

Pre-RFP
$22,500,000Jul 8, 2026

Wasatch County is proposing to consolidate two existing loans to the Heber Valley Railroad into a new $1,811,841.02 note at 3.5% interest over 15 years, starting payments in December 2026. The move is meant to stabilize railroad operations and generate about $246,000 in additional TRT interest revenue. Financial advisors, revenue forecasters, and grant/rail consultants can help the county and railroad with long‑range financial planning, capital strategy, and identifying outside funding tied to the restructured debt.

Pre-RFP
$1,811,841Jul 1, 2026

Wasatch County and Midway City are finalizing a multi‑party agreement to contribute $3 million (including $2 million from the county’s open space bond) toward a conservation easement on the Lundin property at 900 West Bigler Lane. Utah Open Lands will hold the easement, with NRCS and other funders expected to provide the balance of a roughly $7.5 million transaction; closing uses an escrow structure while external funds are secured. Land conservation, appraisal, surveying, trail design, and stewardship service providers can support implementation, baseline documentation, and the planned trail and emergency access easement across the property.

Contract Award
$3,000,000Jul 1, 2026

The district plans to replace Wasatch High School’s auditorium lighting with a modern performance-focused system. Two proposals were received, and staff recommend awarding the $430,582.40 purchase to Barbizon Lighting. While the main contract is decided, AV and theater vendors may find follow-on opportunities in controls, rigging, sound integration, training, and future upgrades.

Contract Award
$430,582Jul 16, 2026

Wasatch Learning Academy’s 2026-2027 School Land Trust Plan funds staffing to improve RISE scores versus peer schools. The plan calls for paying one certified full-time teacher, aides in each class, and stipends for certified staff to continue Solution Tree Professional Learning Community work. About $257,218.77 is budgeted under salaries and benefits, with other spending categories left blank for now. This is a forward-looking staffing and PD initiative where outside PD, instructional support, and EdTech vendors could help shape how funds and adjacent budgets are used.

Pre-RFP
$257,218Jul 1, 2026

Athletic training services for Deer Creek and Wasatch High School, including on-site trainers, doctor presence at games, concussion testing, and supplies.

Contract Award
$94,760Jul 17, 2026

Purchase of 63 desktop computers for Deer Creek High School's engineering, coding, and programming labs.

Contract Award
$129,528Jun 17, 2026

Twin Creeks SSD is paying Bowen, Collins & Associates for Jones Dam rehabilitation engineering and related water and sewer services. Multiple invoices dated June 15, 2026 total about $37,900, indicating active design or technical work underway. This is useful for firms that support dam rehab projects with construction, inspection, controls, or safety systems and may tie into future construction phases and ongoing monitoring needs.

Contract Award
$37,898Jul 14, 2026

Mountainland Supply Co invoiced over $35,000 for meters, meter supplies, repairs, and Sensus Q2 interval data services. This suggests Twin Creeks SSD is actively maintaining and possibly expanding its metering infrastructure and using Sensus data tools. Meter vendors, AMI/AMI software providers, and data analytics firms can treat this as insight into the current system and explore enhancements, integration, and training opportunities.

Contract Award
$35,459Jul 14, 2026

Wasatch Property Maintenance invoiced $34,876 for asphalt paving for Twin Creeks in mid-July 2026. This points to recent paving work on district facilities or infrastructure access roads. Pavement maintenance, striping, signage, and site improvements vendors can use this as a signal of active site work and plan outreach around ongoing upkeep and related civil improvements.

Contract Award
$34,876Jul 14, 2026

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