Washington County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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St. George is awarding a $3.1 million bid to Interstate Rock to replace and upsize the aging Bloomington Country Club water tank serving several growing neighborhoods. Seven bids were received and Interstate Rock was the low bidder. The award confirms the civil contractor but signals future needs for related construction services, inspection, controls, and long-term maintenance support around this new tank asset.
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$3,100,696Jul 16, 2026St. George is set to award a $3.1 million bid to Interstate Rock to replace and upsize the aging Bloomington Country Club water tank. The tank, in service since the 1970s, serves Bloomington, Sun River, the East Bloomington pump station, and Desert Color and is undersized for current growth. Seven bids were received and Interstate Rock was the low bidder. This confirms the incumbent for this major water infrastructure project and signals potential follow-on work for related civil, controls, and maintenance services.
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$3,100,696Jul 16, 2026The City plans to purchase a large custom playground package from PlaySpace Designs via a state contract for the new Curly Hollow Adventure Park on Tonaquint Drive. The $1.23M quote includes rock-sculpture features, slides, splash pad elements, and obstacle-course equipment from ID Sculpture, Kompan, and installer Rasco Construction, funded by a 2023 GO bond. While the primary supplier is set, there is room for site contractors, surfacing, lighting, signage, and adjacent park amenities as the broader park project moves ahead.
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$1,233,073Jul 16, 2026The City plans to purchase $1.23 million in custom playground, splash pad rock features, and obstacle course equipment from PlaySpace Designs through a state contract for the new Curly Hollow Adventure Park. PlaySpace has already worked with the City on design, including concrete slides, faux rock climbing, rope swing, cliff rider, and sand play. This confirms PlaySpace as the playground vendor on a 2023 GO bond-funded park, with likely needs for installation, surfacing, shade, and future park amenities.
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$1,233,073Jul 16, 2026The City plans to purchase $1.23 million in playground and splash features for the new Curly Hollow Adventure Park via a state contract with PlaySpace Designs. The vendor collaborated with staff on a custom design including concrete slides, faux rock climbing, rope swing, obstacle course, and sand play. The main equipment buy is set, but the park project and 2023 GO bond funding suggest ongoing needs for site work, surfacing, amenities, and future park programming.
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$1,233,073Jul 16, 2026St. George is awarding Interstate Rock Products a construction contract to replace and upsize the aging Bloomington Country Club water tank serving multiple growing areas. Seven bids were received, with Interstate Rock the low bidder at about $3.1 million; agreement, bonds, and notice of award language are already drafted. This is decided work but reveals a multi-million utility project where subs, materials suppliers, and specialty service firms can support Interstate Rock and the City on construction, compliance, and future tank projects.
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$3,100,696Jul 16, 2026The Waste Water (Sewer) capital budget includes a significant line for "Sewer Construction Projects" funded at 638,854 in 2026, 26,878 in 2026 actual-to-date, and 1,270,000 in 2027, along with separate lines for "Sewer Capital Facilities" and "Eligible Sewer Impact Fee Expenditures." These are funded by sewer impact fees, interest income, and subdivider contributions. Specific engineering or construction contractors are not named for these capital projects. This suggests a pipeline of upcoming design and construction work to expand or upgrade sewer infrastructure to match growth. Wastewater engineering firms, pipeline contractors, and inspection/rehabilitation vendors can approach the city about contributing to planning, design, and delivery of these impact-fee-driven sewer projects.
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$1,908,854Jun 10, 2026The Electric Fund includes a major $3,400,000 capital item for a new 69 kVA transmission line in the South Hills area, funded by electric impact fees. Details on routing, design engineer, or construction contractor are not provided. Power engineering and utility construction firms can target Public Power staff to discuss routing studies, permitting, design, and build options ahead of formal solicitation.
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$3,400,000Jun 10, 2026Hildale conditionally awarded the Booster Station & Waterline Improvements project to ACAD for $866,008, contingent on additional Utah Drinking Water Board funding. The engineer disqualified the low bidder under city procurement rules, and the council accepted the recommendation due to urgent water pressure and growth needs. While the prime contract is decided, this is a sizable multi-year utility construction with state financing, creating opportunities for equipment suppliers, integrators, and future expansions or related projects.
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$866,008Jul 16, 2026Hildale’s Utility Department is meeting with EPA, Utah DEQ, and Arcadis on June 26 to review PFAS test results and options to treat or replace affected wells, with EPA covering all PFAS mitigation work. Separately, the city has executed a CDBG grant agreement to outfit new wells 25 and 26, with Jones & DeMille Engineering starting design, specs, and bidding and in-service targeted by August–September 2026. Vendors in treatment systems, well outfitting, and construction should engage now as design and bid packages for PFAS solutions and well completion are prepared.
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Government Agencies in Washington County, Utah
16 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Washington School District
School37,575 students
Washington County
County207,943 pop.
WASHINGTON COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT
Library District
St. George Regional Airport Commission
Airport Authority
St. George Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Harmony Valley Fire District
Fire District
Dixie Technical College
Higher Ed962 students
Dixie State University
Higher Ed13,327 students
Dixie MPO
MPO
City of Washington
City33,877 pop.
City of Toquerville
City1,970 pop.
City of St. George
City104,578 pop.
City of Santa Clara
City8,492 pop.
City of La Verkin
City4,510 pop.
City of Ivins
City10,164 pop.
City of Hildale
City1,239 pop.
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