Utah DFCM / StateIssuing agency·Utah·via the Utah Bonfire procurement portalCentral Utah 911 seeks proposals from qualified electrical contractors to reuse, relocate, and extend existing dispatch floor power for 30 new console positions and add power and circuits where needed.
The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: Central Utah 911.
Questions: Submit written questions by 11/17/26 5:00pm to rfp@centralutah911.gov.
Submission: Submit a signed PDF proposal by 11/30/2026, 5:00 pm MT to rfp@centralutah911.gov.
Mndatory Pre-proposal Site Visit: A scheduled site visit is mandatory. Site location: 3047 N 400 W, Spanish Fork, UT 84660. Bidders shall arrange time with Roy Evans (via email to rfp@centralutah911.gov). Mandatory site visits completed: 11/09/26 – 11/17/26.
Please note that there is a 1GB limit on a single file upload. This courtesy posting is an advertisement of a procurement opportunity for Central Utah 911, not the Division of Purchasing. Responses should be directed to the designated individual/office as designated in the solicitation document. The contract award for this solicitation will not be posted on this website. Instead, you will need to contact the designated individual/office as identified in the solicitation document. This solicitation posting will be canceled/closed upon the closing date of this solicitation; however, a vendor’s response will still be evaluated by Central Utah 911 as described in the solicitation document. The Division of Purchasing is neither the issuing or conducting procurement unit for this solicitation, as such it is the vendor's responsibility to review the entire solicitation in order to comply with any requirements.
The contractor must inventory and document approximately 22 existing power feeds, floor junction boxes, panels, breakers, UPS and generator sources; provide a position-by-position circuit and load plan for 30 consoles; disconnect and remove unused connections, relocate or extend existing power, and install new whips from existing floor junction boxes; bring dispatch-floor power up from the raised floor at locations shown in Addendum A; provide new wall-mounted electrical power in the Live Training room; keep UPS-backed and generator-backed outlets distinctly identified; coordinate any interruption to shared electrical infrastructure; obtain required permits and inspections; and at closeout provide updated panel schedules, an outlet and circuit schedule, as-built drawings, inspection records, and warranty information.
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Source: State of Utah (Bonfire) (solicitation 261296), retrieved via the Utah Bonfire procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
