DOGM bid (SOI) on coal mine documentation

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  • rhartill
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    Mojave Outlaw
    • Jun 2008
    • 226

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    DOGM bid (SOI) on coal mine documentation

    DOGM expects the bid for reviewing 275 coal mine features in Summit and Morgan counties to cost $100K, and they believe one of two providers [Spectrum Engineering or URS Corporation] will be the successful bidder. They want a GPS equipped team to take pictures of the previous reclamation and the surveys must be done under the supervision of a licensed professional engineer (PE) in the State of Utah.
    The bid will close September 24th 2008 and work needs to be completed by March of 2009.

    The bid (actually a solictation of interest) can be found here:

    The document requests statements of interest from qualified firms for engineering services related to inventory and assessment of previously reclaimed abandoned coal mines in Summit and Morgan Counties, Utah. Firms will inventory the mines, map key features using GPS, and evaluate current public safety hazards and environmental conditions to identify future reclamation or maintenance needs. The work must be completed by May 31, 2009. Statements of interest will be evaluated based on the firm's experience, technical approach, and ability to meet the terms of the contract.


    Anyone out there know any PE's that want to team up and bid together on this project?
  • Mike
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    True Mojave
    • Sep 2007
    • 1050

    #2
    I sure don't know any PE's, but I'd love to work on a project like that! I'll keep my ears open.
    -Fish
    Mojave Mine Team
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    • ExpUt
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      True Mojave
      • Jul 2008
      • 557

      #3
      Wish I had my PE, I'm an ME but not a licensed PE. That would be a neat experience to do!
      Kurt Williams
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