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Utah Transit Authority migrates to new Euna procurement platform

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The Utah Transit Authority has migrated to a new Utah Public Procurement Place platform called Euna. This transition requires users to register on the new site to respond to solicitations.

Key takeaways

  • The Utah Transit Authority migrated to the Euna U3P platform.
  • Responses sent via the old Jaggaer posting will not be evaluated.
  • A sole source procurement for Workvivo is scheduled to close on November 13, 2026.
  • The Utah Transit Authority provides 5-year and 10-year capital plans for expenditure visibility.

The Utah Transit Authority has transitioned to a new Utah Public Procurement Place (U3P) platform known as Euna, according to a November 6 announcement. Users must now register at the new U3P site to review and respond to solicitations.

First-time users must use the register button on the new site to create an account before they can respond to any solicitation. The authority stated that any responses submitted through the previous U-3P Jaggaer courtesy posting will not be considered responsive or evaluated.

To manage email notifications, users can change their intent to bid to "No bid" within a posting, which will stop all future communications regarding that specific posting. When registering, users are advised to select only the five most applicable commodity codes.

Two sole source procurements were posted on November 6, 2026. The Workvivo procurement is scheduled to close on November 13, 2026, while the Trapeze procurement was also posted on November 6, 2026.

For visibility into future expenditures, the Utah Transit Authority provides the 5-Year Capital Plan (5YCP) and the 10-Year Capital Plan (10YCP). The 2025-2029 5YCP was included in the December 4, 2024, Board of Trustees meeting materials. The current 10YCP is available on the agency's website, with updates planned every two years.

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