Salt Lake City Airport Terminal Drive Resurfacing
Federal opportunity from CITIES • Salt Lake City Corporation. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026.
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Salt Lake City Airport Terminal Drive Resurfacing
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BidPulsar Analysis
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The Salt Lake City Airport is seeking proposals for the resurfacing of Terminal Drive, with a response deadline set for February 19, 2026. This project presents a significant opportunity for contractors specializing in asphalt and paving services. The scope is specific to the airport's infrastructure needs, emphasizing the importance of quality and compliance with aviation standards.
The buyer aims to effectively resurface the Terminal Drive to enhance safety and accessibility for airport traffic.
- Contractors with experience in airport infrastructure
- Companies specializing in asphalt paving
- Firms with previous contracts for government entities
- Project assessment and site evaluation
- Preparation of existing surface
- Asphalt paving and finishing
- Quality control and compliance checks
- Company qualifications and experience
- Detailed project plan and timeline
- Pricing breakdown for materials and labor
- List of subcontractors and suppliers
More BidPulsar strategy notesCompliance, pricing, teaming, risks, questions, and coverage notes
- Must meet airport safety regulations
- Adherence to local government procurement standards
- Consider competitive pricing while ensuring quality
- Include contingencies for additional unforeseen work
- Consider partnering with local suppliers for materials
- Engage subcontractors experienced in aviation projects
- Potential delays due to weather conditions
- Compliance with changing aviation standards
- Inadequate project assessment prior to paving
- What specific materials are preferred for the surfacing?
- Are there any restrictions on working hours at the airport?
- What are the key performance indicators for the project?
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- No solicitation number provided
- No NAICS codes listed
- No project timeline detailed
- No place of performance specified
- Limited information on compliance requirements
- Lack of specifics on safety regulations
- No resource links or attachments provided
- No buyer contact information given
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