Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (Utah) posted this IFB on Nov 4, 2026. Responses are due Nov 25, 2026. Category: Construction - Heavy & Civil. Solicitation number AM27-125.
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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR) is soliciting bids to load, haul, and dump 630 cubic yards of 3-5 feet diameter rock to be used in a stream restoration project on the Upper Sevier River, 3 miles south and in the town of Hatch, Garfield County, Utah (Map 1). The bid is for all material, equipment, hauling, labor, etc. to load and haul rock as specified below.
It is anticipated that this IFB will result in a single contract award to the lowest cost responsive and responsible vendor.
The successful bidder (contractor) will load and haul rock as specified below and will provide all materials, equipment (dump truck, excavator), and labor necessary to complete the rock hauling as specified. Rock must meet the specifications in this bid.
Location/Sites
The project includes four different sites on the Upper Sevier River where rock will need to be hauled. The dump sites are located just off of US-89 along the Sevier River. Dump sites 1 and 2 are located on private property in the town of Hatch, Utah. Dump sites 3 and 4 are located approximately three miles south of Hatch, Utah on Trust Lands Administration (TLA) land (Map 1).
The rock will be obtained from a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) rock pit in Losee Canyon just nine miles northeast of Hatch, Utah.
Rock Specifications
Rock should be 3-5 feet in diameter along the largest diameter across. No rock larger than 5 feet in diameter or smaller than 3 feet in diameter should be hauled.
All loads shall be of mixed sizes of rock. Approximately 80% of all rock shall be 3-4 feet in diameter and approximately 20% shall be 5 feet in diameter.
Rock should be angular or blocky shaped rather than spherical.
Equipment
Rock should be hauled using dump trucks. Dump truck size and type is up to the bidder given the potential limiting factors (space for safely exiting the highway onto SR-12, space for turning around, entering some of the dump sites, etc.).
Schedule
Work can begin as soon as the bid is awarded and must be completed by **February 11th, 2027**.
Bidding
All work should be bid as one lump sum for the total cost to complete the work as specified. Bids need to include the make, model, and size of the dump truck(s) and excavator(s) that will be used.
The bid will be awarded based on:
One site tour of the BLM rock pit and dump sites with the UDWR project manager will be given to interested bidders on **November 18th, 2026**. Interested bidders should meet at **10:00 am** at the Losee Canyon turn off from SR-12 (Map 2). This will be the only site visit of the project.
Vendor must guarantee its pricing for duration of the project.
Contractor must maintain workers' compensation insurance, commercial general liability insurance of no less than **$1,000,000.00** per person per occurrence and **$3,000,000.00** aggregate, and commercial automobile liability insurance with a minimum liability limit of **$1 million** per occurrence, combined single limit.
All questions must be submitted through U3P during the question and answer period. Responses are submitted electronically through U3P.
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