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Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Dec 31, 2026
Salt Lake County is seeking qualified suppliers to provide and deliver bulk diesel and unleaded fuel to multiple County locations. The County intends to make multiple awards and expand its existing supplier pool. It seeks cost-effective fuel management to help keep spending within its fuel budget.
Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Salt Lake County Contracts and Procurement is seeking bids on behalf of the Sheriff’s Office Health Services for electrolyte-replacement drink powders for jail use. Products should be comparable to common sports-drink mixes such as Gatorade or PowerAde, including sugar-free options similar to PowerAde Zero. The listing shows the bid as open through October 15, 2026, but the buyer-specific original posting and primary solicitation file could not be located.
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Work includes trade package: bid package 01 - demolition & enabling works phase 1; demolition; earthwork for make ready; cut & cap mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, low voltage, and fire alarm (make safe + enabling); temporary framing.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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135805
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
5,871.1
Population
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1,220,916
Procurement Hell Score
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46 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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This contract outlines an agreement between Salt Lake County and Official Payments for providing online and telephone payment services, including IVR and web-based credit/debit card and electronic check processing. The services, commencing February 1, 2007, and terminating January 31, 2010, are primarily funded by convenience fees paid by cardholders, with specific fee schedules detailed in Exhibit 4. The County itself is not liable for service charges or convenience fees. The agreement details responsibilities, system requirements, data security, and standard contractual clauses, referencing RFP # TR06056.
This agreement between Salt Lake County and Point and Pay, LLC establishes terms for payment processing services, initiated through an RFP. The services are scheduled to begin around September 15, 2024, and the agreement has a six-year term. Financial consideration is based on fee schedules outlined in separate price and client application addenda. The contract also details standard legal provisions including scope of work, indemnification, insurance, and various compliance requirements.
This contract between Salt Lake County (specifically its Arts and Culture division) and Carahsoft Technology Corp. (for Submittable software) establishes a three-year agreement, effective September 10, 2025, for the provision of Grants Management Software. The agreement includes an initial implementation fee and annual software/maintenance costs, with a total not to exceed $200,001.00 over the first five years for core services, excluding optional additional buildouts. The contract details scope of services, payment terms, effective dates, and incorporates various addenda including standard IT terms and conditions, the original Request for Proposals, and Carahsoft's technical and pricing proposals.
This document outlines an approved contract (IT119304) with CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP for IT services and software, with a maximum amount of 113979.000. It includes details for two line items: '139287-2 TIER 2 GOVERNMENT PACKAGE + 7963-2 ADDITIONAL TEAM SEATS (NO CHARGE)' and '4219-2 DELUXE IMPLEMENTATION', with associated vouchered amounts of 35484.000 and 7527.000 respectively. The contract is managed by unit SLC01 and department 3594000000 (ZAP Fund Administration), and a voucher was entered on 2025-10-02. The associated purchase order is 0000119036.
This document outlines an agreement between Salt Lake County and Mythics, Inc./LLC for Oracle PeopleSoft licenses and ongoing support services. Initially established in November 2012 for a 5-year term with renewal options, the contract has been augmented by subsequent amendments. These amendments include the addition of e-Procurement licenses and regular annual renewals for software updates and technical support, with increasing costs each year. The agreement is governed by comprehensive terms and conditions that have also been updated through amendments.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Salt Lake County
The Council discussed the status of redactions on Sheriff's Office inmate information and received public comments on the Utah Community Clean Energy Act Program and building renovation costs. Reports from elected officials covered recent conference attendance, healthcare program updates, tax collection rates, and the America 250 initiative. The Council approved several consent items, including Zoo, Arts & Parks appointments and fee schedule amendments. Key work session agenda items included the adoption of Council office space options for a new campus, approval of five-year strategic priorities and goals, presentations on 2026 drought conditions and snowpack levels, and the approval of the Division of Behavioral Health Services FY 2027 Area Plan. Additionally, the Council discussed and advanced an ordinance regarding participation in the Community Clean Energy Act Program and approved revisions to Countywide policies 1050 and 1060.
The Council held a session covering public comments on county expenditures and facility management, followed by reports from the Mayor regarding regional initiatives, wildfire safety, and park programs. The agenda included the approval of several TRCC-funded interlocal cooperation agreements for park improvements, the purchase of real property, and various tax adjustments. The work session featured training on the Open and Public Meetings Act, a presentation from the Rape Recovery Center, and administrative updates. Finally, the Council passed an ordinance establishing the Community Clean Energy Act Program and approved the cancellation of the upcoming scheduled meeting.
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The Council meeting involved public comments regarding wildland fire town hall meetings, inmate redaction concerns, and community events. Key agenda items included the approval of land and lease agreements, such as a property purchase from Jose Beltran, a lease for Wheadon Farm Regional Park with the International Rescue Committee, and a TRCC fund agreement with Riverton City for a skate park project. The Council also addressed appointments to various boards, the adoption of a budget calendar, the appointment of deputy constables, and a right-of-way easement sale. Work session topics featured an economic update from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, 2026 revenue and budget proposals, and an informational audit report regarding the Salt Lake County Justice Court's hiring and documentation practices. Additionally, a legislative ordinance amending open space definitions was discussed and forwarded for future consideration.
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