DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS
SELECTION PROCESS FOR
DEVELOPMENT PARTNER(S)
The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority (Land Authority) seeks outstanding development partners to participate in a career-defining project to build one of the premier development opportunities in the nation. Starting in December 2021, the Land Authority is conducting an open and transparent process to select the initial development partner(s) with demonstrated success in building sustainable large-scale communities.
On December 14, 2021, the Land Authority approved to initiate a two-stage development partner-selection process. The first stage will include a thorough evaluation of all applicants for their qualifications and relevant experience. The Point is owned by all Utahns so proposals will be objectively evaluated with an aim to promote the public interest and achieve the public’s vision for The Point. The Land Authority will identify the top-scoring applicants to proceed to the second stage.
During the second stage, final candidates will participate in a rigorous competitive process and submit their best proposals. A successful team may then be selected as the development partner(s) for the initial phase of the project. This process will ensure the Land Authority selects a well-qualified partner to achieve the state’s quality-of-life vision for The Point. It is anticipated that the development partner(s) for phase one will be selected by the summer of 2022. Implementation of phase one, comprising 78 acres near the center of the site, is anticipated to begin in 2023.
Questions and Contact Info
The Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM) is overseeing this multi-stage RFSQ/RFP process on behalf of the Land Authority. DFCM utilizes the U3P – Utah Public Procurement Place system for proposal information and questions. Please direct any questions as follows:
- Project Specific Questions: Refer to Project Schedule for deadlines. All questions are to be submitted through U3P at Utah Public Procurement Place (U3P)
- U3P Technical/Bidding Questions: sciquestadmin@utah.
gov
If you need to reach a staff member, you may contact Matt Boyer with DFCM at 801-541-0945 or email mboyer@utah.gov. No others (board, staff, consultants, or selection committee members) are to be contacted regarding this project. All site and proposal information will come from DFCM.
RFSQ SUBMISSION
The proposal documents that are requested in the RFSQ stage must be submitted to DFCM via Utah Public Procurement Place (U3P) no later than 12 p.m. MST on Wednesday, February 2, 2022. Submittals received after the specified time will not be accepted.