American Fork River debris basin cleanout
Removal of about 10,375 cubic yards of debris left by 2023 spring flooding. Awarded Dec. 10, 2024, to low bidder Perco Rock Co. for $179,920 (14 bids; engineer's estimate $278,531), paid 75% by FEMA and 25% from the storm drain fund; substantial completion due April 15, 2025.
- Where it stands
- Approved
- Type
- Public project
- Location
- American Fork River debris basin
- Applicant
- American Fork City
Every hearing and vote
December 10, 2024 · City Council
Debris removal contract, American Fork debris basin (FEMA2024-01)
Approved · 5-0
Award to Perco Rock Company to remove about 10,375 cubic yards of debris left in the American Fork River debris basin by 2023 spring flooding. FEMA grant pays 75%; city's 25% match comes from the storm drain utility fund. Councilmember Tim Holley worried the low bid was far below the others; City Administrator David Bunker said the city must take the lowest responsive bid and references were good. Substantial completion April 15, 2025. The motion stated $179,900; the bid and packet say $179,920.
- Engineer's estimate: $278,531
- Bids (14): Perco Rock Co. $179,920; FX Construction $264,025; Snap Trucking $300,001; Condie Construction $304,150; Dobe Construction $306,400; TyCon Construction $381,438; Pronghorn Construction $392,125; Evan's Grader & Paving $498,846; Cody Ekker Construction $521,875; Strong Solutions $544,825; Forefront General Contracting $591,131; Alta Excavation $647,850; Lyndon Jones Construction $694,800; Teraflex Group $792,430
- Procured through Utah Public Procurement Place invitation for bids