SLCo DA128163 Independent On-Scene Traffic Accident Investigation Services - RFP
Federal opportunity from COUNTIES • Salt Lake County. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Mar 09, 2026.
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SLCo DA128163 Independent On-Scene Traffic Accident Investigation Services - RFP
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This opportunity (notice_id ut-u3p-221940) is an RFP titled “SLCo DA128163 Independent On-Scene Traffic Accident Investigation Services.” The buyer is categorized under COUNTIES, indicating a county-level procurement for independent, on-scene traffic accident investigation support. The only firm schedule detail provided is a response deadline of 2026-03-09T19:00:00+00:00. Because the brief contains only the title/short description and no attachments or scope narrative, bidders should first confirm the full statement of work, response instructions, and any required qualifications before committing bid resources.
Procure independent, on-scene traffic accident investigation services (RFP referenced as “SLCo DA128163”), likely to support timely, third-party accident investigation activities at incident scenes for a county entity.
- Firms specializing in independent traffic accident investigation with capability to deploy on-scene resources.
- Consultancies providing collision investigation services for public-sector (county) clients.
- Provide independent on-scene traffic accident investigation services (as stated in the RFP title).
- Mobilize investigators to accident scenes (implied by “on-scene”).
- Deliver investigation outputs required by the county (specific deliverables not provided in the brief).
- Complete RFP response submitted by the deadline: 2026-03-09T19:00:00+00:00.
- Explicit narrative confirming provision of “Independent On-Scene Traffic Accident Investigation Services” aligned to SLCo DA128163.
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- Only the response deadline is provided (2026-03-09T19:00:00+00:00); all other submission and formatting requirements are not included in the brief and must be confirmed from the full RFP.
- Because pricing structure is not described in the brief, be prepared to price in a way commonly used for on-scene services (e.g., per-call, hourly, or by task), but confirm the required pricing format in the full RFP before finalizing.
- Consider teaming to ensure on-scene coverage capacity if the RFP expects rapid mobilization or multiple simultaneous incidents; confirm coverage and staffing requirements in the full RFP.
- Insufficient scope detail in the notice brief: requirements, deliverables, and evaluation criteria are unknown without the full RFP.
- No place of performance is stated; on-scene obligations could imply geographic coverage and response-time requirements that materially affect staffing and cost.
- No period of performance is provided; contract duration and surge/after-hours expectations could materially impact pricing and resourcing.
- What is the required on-scene response time and coverage area for SLCo DA128163?
- What specific deliverables are required (e.g., written reports, diagrams, evidence handling, expert testimony), and in what format?
- What are the expected call volumes and hours of coverage (business hours vs. 24/7) during the period of performance?
- What qualifications/certifications, independence criteria, and background checks (if any) are mandatory for investigators?
- What is the pricing format and basis (hourly, per-incident, retainer, not-to-exceed), and are there reimbursable expenses allowed?
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- Full statement of work (scope, tasks, and required deliverables)
- Submission instructions (portal/email, file format, page limits, required forms)
- Evaluation criteria and scoring/selection method
- Place of performance and required response-time/coverage area
- Period of performance (start/end) and any renewal options
- Pricing schedule/template and required cost structure
- Minimum qualifications/certifications and investigator staffing requirements
- Insurance, licensing, and background-check requirements
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