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SUMMARY
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A government authority in Utah is seeking a vendor to provide construction management services for its projects. The scope includes support across planning, procurement, construction oversight, and project closeout activities.
Services may include demolition or abatement review, topographical surveys, environmental issue review, and geotechnical review. The selected vendor will also provide design and construction estimate reviews, assist with planning, participate in pre-bid conferences, and offer bid review or award recommendations in accordance with applicable procurement code.
Additional responsibilities include scheduling, site inspections, cost control, change order review, invoice review, project closeout inspections, program planning, committee organization, and scheduling or conducting meetings. The work also involves monitoring schedules, site surveillance, and contract administration. Questions are due no later than August 7, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 19, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Construction management firm with public sector project experience
- Expertise in pre-construction planning, bidding support, and contract administration
- Capability in site inspections, schedule monitoring, and cost control
- Experience reviewing demolition, abatement, environmental, geotechnical, and survey-related project elements
- Familiarity with government procurement codes and award recommendation processes
- Regional presence or ability to serve clients throughout Utah
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