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10 April 2024 Utah Lake Water Quality Implementation Plan The Division of Water Quality is requesting proposals for technical support to develop a water quality implementation plan to address nutrient pollution in Utah Lake. 10 April 2024 Open 4/8/2024 1:30 PM MDT Type Request for Proposal No Line Item Close 5/7/2024 2:00 PM MDT Number AS24-112 Currency US Dollar Sealed Until 5/7/2024 2:00 PM MDT 10 April 2024 Contacts Ann Schliep

This includes but is not limited to: Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Wiring and circuit panels Provide on-call service for water quality instruments system used in the operation of the wastewater treatment facility at BNA. This includes but is not limited to: Flow meters YSI water quality probes Ability of water quality instruments to communicate with SCADA Provide materials needed to maintain water quality instruments.

SCADA & WATER QUALITY INSTRUMENT ON-CALL SERVICES (CANCELLED) CANCELLED This solicitation is being cancelled and may be rebid at a future date. Updated: 4/4/2024

PROJECT INFORMATION: Table Control FunctionalitySOLICIT # PROJECT NAME*PRE-BID DATE & TIMERECEIVING DATE & TIMEB240287JJBLakes Park Water Quality Phase III - ConstructionTuesday, April 16, 202410:00 AMTuesday, May 07, 20242:30 PMLOCATION OF MEETINGS: PRE-BID INFORMATION:Non-Mandatory April 16, 2024 @ 10:00 AM Lakes Park - Shelter B-2. 7330 Gladiolus Dr.

Activities covered by this grant include (but are not limited to): - reviewing and prioritizing water quality projects listed in sources like stormwater master plans or tactical basin plans; - contacting landowners to assess interest and feasibility; - reviewing permitting concerns; - meeting with towns; - working with partners and/or online tools to estimate phosphorus reduction potential - developing basic concept drawings If you are interested

Activities covered by this grant include (but are not limited to): - reviewing and prioritizing water quality projects listed in sources like stormwater master plans or tactical basin plans; - contacting landowners to assess interest and feasibility; - reviewing permitting concerns; - meeting with towns; - working with partners and/or online tools to estimate phosphorus reduction potential - developing basic concept drawings If you are interested

The project location is adjacent to MSD’s Floyds Fork Water Quality Treatment Center (WQTC) at 1100 Blue Heron Road.