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Division of Purchasing

JH26-39 Kenilworth Mine Fire Project

Solicitation: Not available
Notice ID: ut-u3p-222097
Department • Division of PurchasingState • UTPosted • —Due • Feb 26, 2026, 09:00 PM UTC• Closes in 0 days

Federal opportunity from Division of Purchasing. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Feb 26, 2026.

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Market snapshot

Baseline awarded-market signal across all contracting (sample of 400 recent awards; refreshed periodically).

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12-month awarded value
$68,699,272,131
Sector total $68,699,272,131 • Share 100.0%
Live
Median
$253,715
P10–P90
$29,763–$10,909,709
Volatility
Volatile200%
Market composition
NAICS share of sector
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100.0%
share
Momentum (last 3 vs prior 3 buckets)
+100%($68,699,272,131)
Deal sizing
$253,715 median
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Place of performance
Utah
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Department
Division of Purchasing
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Contracting Office Address
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Description

JH26-39 Kenilworth Mine Fire Project

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BidPulsar Analysis

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Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Executive summary

The JH26-39 Kenilworth Mine Fire Project is an opportunity presented by the Division of Purchasing with a response deadline set for February 26, 2026. This project appears to require targeted expertise related to fire management and mine safety, making it crucial for firms with relevant experience. Vendors are encouraged to prepare their proposals well in advance of the deadline to ensure compliance and competitiveness.

What the buyer is trying to do

The buyer is seeking qualified contractors to address issues related to a fire incident at the Kenilworth Mine. This project likely entails damage assessment, remediation, and potentially the implementation of safety measures.

Work breakdown
  • Assessment of fire damage
  • Development of remediation plans
  • Implementation of safety protocols
  • Ongoing monitoring and reporting
Response package checklist
  • Company profile including relevant experience
  • Technical approach to fire management
  • Detailed cost proposal with pricing strategy
  • Staff qualifications and safety certifications
Suggested keywords
Mine safetyFire managementEnvironmental remediationSafety protocols
Source coverage notes

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  • Detailed scope of work is not provided
  • Budget estimates are not available
  • Assessment of site conditions is unclear
  • Specific regulations applicable to the project are missing
  • Agency contact person is not listed
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