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South Jordan Seeks Contractors for New Fire Station 65

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South Jordan Seeks Contractors for New Fire Station 65
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South Jordan is seeking proposals for construction management and general contracting services to build Fire Station 65. The project involves constructing a 23,500 square foot facility with a construction budget of $16 million.

Key takeaways

  • South Jordan is seeking a CM/GC for the new Fire Station 65.
  • The 23,500 square foot facility will include living quarters, office space, and apparatus bays.
  • The project has an estimated construction budget of $16 million.
  • Proposals must be submitted via the Utah Bonfire portal by September 16, 2026.

The City of South Jordan is seeking proposals from Construction Manager/General Contractor firms to build a new fire station facility, according to a report published August 26. The project, identified as U3P #2026-025, involves the construction of Fire Station 65 located at 7092 W. South Jordan Parkway in South Jordan, Utah.

The proposed 23,500 square foot facility is intended to serve as a 1+ company fire station. According to the solicitation, the building will include apparatus bays, storage rooms, office space, living quarters, a kitchen, an exercise room, and space for community meetings.

South Jordan City is requesting pre-construction and construction management services. The scope of work includes cost estimating, scheduling, sub-bid management, constructability reviews, and coordination with the city and architect. The contract will be a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) agreement and requires compliance with Utah laws and licensing. The project also includes a one-year warranty post-completion and liquidated damages for late completion.

The construction budget for the project is $16 million. Interested parties must attend a mandatory pre-proposal meeting scheduled for September 9, 2026. Proposals must be submitted online via the Utah Bonfire procurement portal by September 16, 2026.

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