Pleasant Grove approves master services agreement with Horrocks LLC for engineering services
November 06, 2025 | Pleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah
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Pleasant Grove — The City Council approved Resolution 2025-038, authorizing the mayor to execute a master services agreement with Horrocks LLC for professional engineering services, city staff said.
Director Winerton introduced the resolution and described the agreement as a continuation of a longstanding relationship between the city and Horrocks. Staff and Horrocks counsel reviewed the document, and staff said city attorneys and Horrocks' attorneys have completed their reviews and signatures where required.
Council member Jensen moved to approve Resolution 2025-038; Council member Anderson seconded. The council conducted a roll-call vote that recorded Council member Anderson: Yes; Council member Rogers: Yes; Council member Jensen: Yes; Council member Williams: Yes. The measure passed.
Why it matters
A master services agreement establishes standard terms under which the city can retain Horrocks for engineering work on specific projects. Staff said the agreement follows patterns of prior agreements and is intended to streamline contracting for project-specific engineering assignments.
Next steps
Staff will execute the agreement and issue project-specific task orders to Horrocks as engineering needs arise.
Director Winerton introduced the resolution and described the agreement as a continuation of a longstanding relationship between the city and Horrocks. Staff and Horrocks counsel reviewed the document, and staff said city attorneys and Horrocks' attorneys have completed their reviews and signatures where required.
Council member Jensen moved to approve Resolution 2025-038; Council member Anderson seconded. The council conducted a roll-call vote that recorded Council member Anderson: Yes; Council member Rogers: Yes; Council member Jensen: Yes; Council member Williams: Yes. The measure passed.
Why it matters
A master services agreement establishes standard terms under which the city can retain Horrocks for engineering work on specific projects. Staff said the agreement follows patterns of prior agreements and is intended to streamline contracting for project-specific engineering assignments.
Next steps
Staff will execute the agreement and issue project-specific task orders to Horrocks as engineering needs arise.
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