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Taylor West Weber Water 2815 West 3300 South, West Haven Utah

10/14/2026

TAYLOR WEST WEBER WATER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
2550S 8" Waterline, 4300W-3500W
PART 1
SECTION 1.1 – INVITATION TO BID
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed Bids for the construction of the 2550S 8" Waterline, 4300W-3500W will be received by TAYLOR WEST WEBER WATER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT at the District office, 2815W 3300S West Haven City, Utah, until 2:00 PM local time on Tuesday, 11/10/2026, at which time the Bids received will be publicly opened
and read aloud.
The Project consists of: 2550s, 4300w-3500w 8" Waterline Improvements: Project in coordination with Weber County's 2550s Road Project will be replacing an Ex 8" Shot Coat with approximately 5400LF New 8" C900. Services and hydrants will be replaced with the new mainline. The project shall be governed by the contract documents.
The successful bidder will be responsible for meeting all bonding, traffic control, encroachment permit, other requirements imposed by West Haven City and Weber County at no additional cost to OWNER.
Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. The contracts will be awarded, if they are to be awarded based on this solicitation, to the responsive, responsible bidder (please refer specifically to Article 3 in Section 1.2) submitting the lowest bid. The District reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: Gardner Engineering; 1580 W 2100 S, West Haven, UT 84401; 801.476.0202; Contact: Mike Durtschi, Riker Porter, [email protected]. PDF copies of theBidding Documents may be obtained after 10/20/2026, free of charge, by sending a request to [email protected].
A Mandatory pre-bid conference will be held on Thursday, October 22, 2026. The meeting will convene at 10:30 AM at the TWWWD District Office and conclude with a site drive-through. Attendance at the pre-bid conference is Mandatory.
In accordance with Utah Code 63G-6a-112(2)(b)(iii) this Invitation is posted on the District’s website.

Taylor West Weber Water will be flushing our water lines from September 8- October 9, excluding weekends. During this ti...
09/04/2026

Taylor West Weber Water will be flushing our water lines from September 8- October 9, excluding weekends. During this time, you may not have any water because of pressure loss, or just have very low pressure. You may also get temporary discoloring of the water, anywhere from light yellow to dark brown throughout the district not just the flushing area.
•Iron colored water is generally related to groundwater wells. Because Taylor West Weber Water use wells as our main source of water, the iron mineral is soluble and discolors the water. Iron will build up on the inside of the pipelines and when it is disturbed by unusual water flow, it will discolor the water.
•Discolored water is not harmful and may still be used during the flush.
•During this time, please make sure water is running clear before doing any laundry. Discolored water may cause clothes to discolor.
•If any hot/warm water is used while water is discolored it will be stored in your hot water tank. You may want to flush the hot water tank to remove any discolored water.
•If you are a landlord and have any renters in our District who this may affect, please notify them.
By flushing, we hope to help remove some of the iron buildup to help keep discoloration of the water to a minimum. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience. Please remember the aquifer that our wells are pumping from have a lot of natural iron, and sulfur content and we do this flush to lessen the effects of these. However, it will not eliminate them, and you could experience discolored and/or smelly water periodically throughout the year. We are doing everything possible to provide quality water to the district.

Filter Project Update Taylor West Weber Water Improvement District is pleased to announce that we have conditionally bee...
07/21/2026

Filter Project Update

Taylor West Weber Water Improvement District is pleased to announce that we have conditionally been awarded a loan forgiveness grant to construct an Iron and Manganese Filtration System to improve the quality and appearance of your drinking water.

The District is currently completing pre-construction coordination with the Utah Division of Drinking Water, West Haven City, and Weber County to prepare for construction. We are taking every opportunity to move this project forward as quickly as possible while ensuring all required reviews, permits, and coordination are completed properly.

We appreciate your patience as we work through this process. This project represents a significant investment in our water system and will provide long-term benefits to our customers.

Why does the water sometimes become discolored or have an odor?

Our drinking water comes from deep groundwater wells. Naturally occurring iron and manganese are present in the aquifer. While these minerals are not considered a health risk at the levels found in our water, they can occasionally cause the water to appear yellow, orange, or brown, especially after water main flushing, construction activities, changes in water demand, or other disturbances within the distribution system.

If you experience discolored water, it will often settle after a few hours. At that time, try flushing the cold water faucets in your home for 5 to 10 minutes. This will usually help clear the discolored water from your service line.

Because our water comes from groundwater wells, you may also occasionally notice a sulfur (rotten egg) odor. This odor is typically caused by naturally occurring sulfur compounds found in groundwater.

If you experience persistent discoloration or a continuous sulfur odor that does not clear after flushing your cold water for several minutes, please contact the District so we can investigate the issue.
Thank you for your patience and support as we continue investing in improvements to provide safe, reliable, and high-quality drinking water for our community.

04/27/2026

With drought concerns on the rise please consider signing up for My Water Advisor 2.0. Customers have the ability to set consumption alerts. This is a great way to help conserve water, and may help in reducing high water bills from excessive un-known water usage.
To sign up click on the link below! Have your account number ready, first time users will need it for registration.

You are all doing a great job with your efforts towards water conservation, keep it up.
04/26/2026

You are all doing a great job with your efforts towards water conservation, keep it up.

04/18/2026

The water line has been repaired and services are restored. Please be aware that due to the leak the naturally occurring minerals such as iron and manganese in our water lines have been disturbed. You may experience discolored water. The water is still treated and safe. The minerals will settle. Please be patient during this process as it can take 24-48 hours. If you are still experiencing dirty water on Monday feel free to call the office.

04/17/2026

We are aware of an outage that is affecting the entire district. Crews are on site and working to restore water as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.

03/31/2026

Dear Customers,

We understand that some of you experience discolored water from time to time, and we sincerely appreciate your patience as we work toward a long-term solution. We believe we have identified an approach that will significantly reduce these issues, and we are currently pursuing funding to help make it possible.

The discoloration is primarily due to our use of well water. Our wells draw from deep underground, where naturally occurring minerals such as iron and manganese are present. Because these minerals are heavier than water, they can settle at the bottom of the pipelines. When events such as new construction (which involves flushing water lines) or fire hydrant use occur, these minerals can become temporarily stirred up, causing discoloration. Over time, they settle again and water clarity returns.

We have submitted a grant application to the Utah Division of Drinking Water to install large-scale filtration systems designed to address this issue. The application will be reviewed by the Drinking Water Board. If approved, the project will move into engineering, planning, and construction phases, which will take time to complete. I plan on keeping you informed as we move forward with this project.

We are encouraged by the progress being made and are hopeful this project will provide a lasting improvement to water quality.

To help support our grant application, we are seeking customers who would be willing to write a brief letter describing their experiences with water discoloration. These letters will be submitted to the review board as part of the application process. All letters must be submitted by April 25th.

If you are willing to help or have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Please email us your letter at [email protected]

Thank you for your time and continued support,

Ryan Rogers
Taylor West Weber Water Improvement District
801-731-1668 ext. 102

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2815 West 3300 South
West Haven, UT
84401

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Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
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