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Overhead Door Company of Salinas 733 Sanborn Place • Salinas, CA 93901

Salinas (831) 422-3667 • Monterey (831) 375-3667 Fax (831) 422-1061 • Santa Cruz (831) 662-3122

Lic. #529655

Overhead Door Company of Santa Clara Valley 1266 Lawrence Station Road • Sunnyvale, CA 94089

Tel (408) 734-8010 • Fax (408) 734-3728 Lic. #215098

Bid Time Project Name Location Bid Date

11/25/19 * Palo Alto Mayfield Reservoir Vent Screens & Crack Sealing - City Of Palo Alto 3:00 PM

11/25/19 San Jose Rfp Alarm Monitoring & Security Alarm Response Services - Esuhsd 5:00 PM

11/25/19 Watsonville Watsonville High School Gas Piping Replacement - Rebid 2:00 PM NEW

11/26/19 Monterey Wharf Ii Fire Protection System Replacement 2:00 PM

11/26/19 Arroyo Grande Harloe Elementary School Site Work/Foundation For Modular Buildings Phase Ii

2:00 PM

11/26/19 Marina Imjin Lift Station Improvements 2:00 PM

11/26/19 Palo Alto Rfp For Professional Services Corporation Way System Upgrades & Pump Station, West Bayshore Road Pump Station & Trunkline Improvements - City Of Palo Alto

3:00 PM

11/26/19 Seaside Dmdc - B4385 Noc 8033 Ac Replacement 5:00 PM

11/26/19 Watsonville Pvwma F-Pipeline Project 2:00 PM

11/26/19 San Jose Rfb Resilient Rubber Playground Surfacing Services - City Of San Jose 2:00 PM

11/26/19 San Jose Audio/Video Equipment Installation - County Of Santa Clara 3:00 PM

11/26/19 San Jose Branham High School Kitchen Renovation Building D Hazardous Material Abatement - Campbell Union High School District

11:00 AM

11/26/19 San Jose Del Mar High School Kitchen Renovation Building C Hazardous Material Abatement - Campbell Union High School

11:20 AM

11/26/19 Campbell Westmont High School Kitchen Renovation Building B Hazardous Material Abatement - Campbell Union High School District

11:40 AM

11/27/19 Milpitas Rajyoga Meditation Research Center (Request For Sub Bids) 2:00 PM

11/29/19 Santa Clara Rfb Automated/Overhead Door Repair & Installation Services - City Of Santa Clara

3:00 PM NEW

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• Interact with a live fire unit and review the ease of installation with Rheem’s product development team

• Q&A followed by lunch

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1939 Alpine Way Hayward, CA 94545

RSVP: By Tuesday, December 3, 2019 to [email protected]

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Projects Out To Bid

Deadline for submission of materials for our Bulletin is end of day Wednesday each week.

Weekly Projects Bidding 11/21/2019

Reasonable care is given in gathering, compiling and furnishing the information contained herein which is obtained from sources believed to bereliable, but the Planroom is not responsible or liable for errors, omissions or inaccuracies.

Name Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#

Monterey County

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey $1,200,000 $1,500,000

In general, the work consists of, but is not limited to, the furnishing of all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and services necessary for,and reasonably incidental to, providing and installing complete fire protection systems, and other work as shown or indicated in thedrawings and specifications.

Project Contact: Regina TrinqueEmail: [email protected]

11/5 @ 3pm- 250 Figueroa St, Monterey

19-03156

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2:00 PM11/26/19

Addenda:WHARF II FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM REPLACEMENT

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Prebid Conf:

City of Monterey [email protected] 831-242-8749 831-646-5686

Fire Alarm/Security Contractor Fax: 559-233-2009Office: 559-233-2008Hci Systems, Inc.

Supplier Fax: 518-708-8745Office: 518-892-0695Barracuda Watertight Toilet Flanges

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Marina $732,000

This Capital Improvement project consists of installation of new pumps, discharge pipes, valves, wet well, valve vault, electrical andcontrol equipment, and various site improvements.

PREVAILING WAGE

Project Contact: Jaron HollidaEmail: [email protected]

MAND 10/31 @ 11am

19-03296

2

2:00 PM11/26/19

Addenda:IMJIN LIFT STATION IMPROVEMENTS

OS-0205

Prebid Conf:

Marina Coast Water District - Engineering Office [email protected] 831-883-5929

Electrical Contractor Fax: 707-994-8504Office: 707-994-0437James Day Construction Inc. Dba CoastalMountain Electric

Fencing Fax: 559-888-0202Office: 559-999-4441Fresno Fence Connection

General Contractor Fax: 408-977-1675Office: 408-977-1655Pacific Underground Construction

General Contractor Fax: 805-543-1722Office: 805-543-1706Specialty Construction


Projects Out To Bid Name Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#

Plan Issuer:

Seaside $5,000 $50,000

In general, this job is the replacement of a three-ton Liebert computer room air conditioning system with an owner furnished 208-230v/1ph/60hz Liebert DME037E-PHN air conditioner (see manufacturer cut sheet Appendix F). The work consists of, but is not limitedto, the following:-Removal, proper recycling/disposal, and reporting of the existing refrigerant;-Removal, proper recycling/disposal, and reporting of the existing evaporator and condenser;-Installation of a new evaporator and condenser in place of the existing units;-Replacement of the condensate pump and replacement / repair of the condensate piping;-Refrigerant piping modification, and or replacement, purging, and testing;-Charging the system with new 407C refrigerant;-Disconnection and reconnection of electrical power;-Disconnection and reconnection of controls wiring, and;-Patching, painting and waterproofing as necessary.The evaporator section of the existing three-ton Liebert AC unit is mounted on the wall of a computer room on the 8th floor of theDEOC (Defense Enterprise Operations Center) (AKA DMDC(Defense Manpower Data Center)) Building as shown in Figure 1 inAppendix E. An elevator provides access to the 8th floor.The condenser is located on the roof of the 8th floor as shown in Figure 2 Appendix E. The roof top is accessed through a stairwellleading up to a mechanical equipment penthouse. The Condenser may either be carried up the stairs manually and brought throughthe mechanical penthouse, or may be winched up from the 8th floor elevator lobby to the floor of mechanical penthouse through anexisting access hatch. The condenser will need to be moved manually from the mechanical room penthouse, outside to the roof topthrough a 36” wide door.

Project Contact: Andreas BaerEmail: [email protected]

MAND 11/12 & 11/14 @ 10am- site

19-03493

1

5:00 PM11/26/19

Addenda:DMDC - B4385 NOC 8033 AC REPLACEMENT

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Prebid Conf:


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Marina

The Project consists of constructing approximately 5 miles of 8-inch diameter to 12-inch diameter ductile iron and polyvinyl chloriderecycled water and potable water pipeline in paved and non-paved roadways and easements, connecting to existing pipelines, pipelinevalves and appurtenances, a guided auger bore trenchless roadway crossing, five pressure reducing stations, and roadway paving fora complete in-place operational system.

Project Contact: Stephenie Verduzco, (831) 883-5929Email: [email protected]

MAND 10/30 @ 10am- 2840 4th Avenue, Marina

19-03310

1

2:00 PM12/3/19

Addenda:REGIONAL URBAN WATER AUGMENTATION PROJECT RECYCLED WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPELINES

RW-0174

Prebid Conf:

Marina Coast Water District - Engineering Office [email protected] 831-883-5929

General Contractor Fax: 408-213-0532Office: 408-970-9900Anderson Pacific EngineeringConstruction Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock Company

General Contractor Fax: 415-468-1359Office: 415-759-0506K J Woods Construction, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 831-384-5078Office: 831-384-4081Monterey Peninsula Engineering


General Contractor Fax: 415-822-3703Office: 415-822-3700Ranger Pipelines, Inc.


Professional Services Fax: 559-645-4869Office: 559-645-4849Bedrock Engineering, Inc.

Supplier Fax: 916-640-8864Office: 855-284-1127Iconix Waterworks / Formerly Corix WaterProducts

Testing & Inspection Services Fax: 916-419-4774Office: 925-462-5151Construction Testing Services, Inc.

Projects Out To Bid

Name Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Salinas $8,000,000

In general, the work shall include, but is not limited to, mobilization; surveying and construction staking; removal and salvage ordisposal of existing improvements; roadway and pavement reconstruction, construction of curb and gutter, sidewalk, ADA compliantpedestrian access ramps, drainage improvements, lighting improvements, electrical improvements, utility trenching, landscape andirrigation improvements; signing and marking; traffic signal modifications.

Project Contact: Patrick Fung - 831-758-7186Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

MAND 11/8 @ 10am- 200 Lincoln Ave, Salinas

19-03420

1

2:00 PM12/3/19

Addenda:MAIN STREET STREETSCAPE

9230

Prebid Conf:

City of Salinas [email protected] 831-758-7186

General Contractor Fax: 408-213-0532Office: 408-970-9900Anderson Pacific EngineeringConstruction Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 831-449-0700Office: 831-449-4273Don Chapin Co


General Contractor Fax: 925-621-5799Office: 925-621-5700Teichert Construction-Sf Bay Area Branch

Supplier Fax: 831-754-2096Office: 831-754-2020Hydro Turf

Supplier Fax: 831-637-1030Office: 831-902-9773San Benito Supply Dba Sbs ConcreteAggregates

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Salinas

All site work as required including electrical and low voltage work as required for installation of and connection to new modular portableclassrooms.

MAND 11/19 @ 10am- site

19-03529

0

2:00 PM12/3/19

Addenda:NEW PORTABLE CLASSROOMS AT SANTA RITA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SR-2019-PA

Prebid Conf:

Santa Rita Union School District 831-443-7227

Asphalt /Road / Bridge / HeavyHighway Contractor

Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 831-333-6431Monterey Environmental Solutions +Services

Electrical Contractor Office: 831-251-7103Central Electric Co.

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 408-842-3355101 Builders, Inc

NEW

Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Salinas

01. Remove identified areas of failed asphalt.02. Remove base from failed locations. 6” in playground locations and 8” in parking/traffic locations.03. Use class two road base and compact every 2” maximum lifts to 95% compaction.04. Install nine concrete ramps which will replace nine metal ramps. See page 5.05. Roll back fence at rear of side parking lot. Remove 8” of soil. Install 2” x 6” redwood header board level with newly installedasphalt. Cut existing edge as needed. Install 6” of class two road base and compact to 95% in 2” lifts. Install 2” of hot mix asphalt rolledeven with existing edge. Reinstall fence fabric.06. Install hot mix asphalt in patch areas. 2” in playground areas and 3” in parking/traffic areas. Compact at 2” lifts maximum. Rollsurface smooth and level with surrounding surfaces.07. Power sweep clean all asphalt surfaces. Clean all remaining cracks in the asphalt of dirt and vegetation.08. Hot tar seal all cracks in the asphalt surfaces.09. Apply asphalt sealer to all asphalt surfaces. Apply rate is .9 I/M2 –1 1.1 I/m2. Use an RS emulsion , 4% SBS, maximum 33% water.10. Apply a sand coat on all asphalt surfaces. Apply rate is 4—Kg/M2. Allow to dry before applying top coat.11. Apply an additional coat of asphalt sealer to the sand sealed asphalt surfaces. Apply rate is .9 I/M2 –1 1.1 I/m2. Use an RSemulsion , 4% SBS, maximum 33% water. This is to provide a more non-abrasive surface for student use.12. Asphalt striping. Use a fast setting acrylic waterborne paint designed for asphalt striping. Minimum 13 mil thickness achieved in thetwo coat process.13. Re-strip all areas as per original.14. Any fence removal/replacement, leveling /raising of valve boxes, drain inlets, inground utility boxes, re-moving/replacing tire stopes,or any other incidental work required to properly complete this project is considered part of your bid and must be accounted for in yoursubmitted bid.

PREVAILING WAGE


19-03499

1

2:00 PM12/4/19

Addenda:MISSION PARK ASPHALT IMPROVEMENT

G-2019-04-12-07-21

Prebid Conf:

Salinas City Elementary School District [email protected] 831-753-5696 831-753-5208

General Contractor Fax: 831-761-1042Office: 831-763-6100Granite Construction

General Contractor Fax: 510-724-1254Office: 510-495-7020Hm Construction Inc

Plan Issuer:

King City

Quarterly and annual carpet cleaning and floor maintenance services at the King City DMV field office for the term of this Agreement.The King City DMV field office has approximately 1,304 square feet of carpeting, approximately 561square feet of grouted tiles, andapproximately 2,420 square feet of other hard and/or resilient floors.

Project Contact: Anne MearlonEmail: [email protected]

11/14 @ 9am- site

19-03513

0

2:30 PM12/5/19

Addenda:QUARTERLY AND ANNUAL CARPET CLEANING AND FLOOR MAINTENANCE SERVICES - REBID

19-276

Prebid Conf:

Department of Motor Vehicles [email protected] 916-657-0997 916-657-5936

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey $4,500,000 $5,000,000

In general, the work consists of, but is not limited to, pavement spot repair of approximately 600,000 SF, crack sealing, placing ofapproximately 1,200,000 SF of Type II slurry seal, 400,000 of Type III slurry seal, 100,000 of Chip Seal, associated striping removaland replacement, refreshing of existing painted street markings, traffic control, and installation of necessary environmental pollutionprevention requirements on various streets in the City of Monterey.

Project Contact: Regina TrinqueEmail: [email protected]

11/20 @ 2pm- 601 Wave Street, Suite 100, Monterey

19-03478

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2:00 PM12/10/19

Addenda:CITYWIDE ROAD SURFACE REPAIR PROJECT, PHASE 2

35c1553 to

Prebid Conf:




General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 831-901-0072Teichert Construction

NEW


Plan Issuer:

Salinas

Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System (SVMHS or District) is inviting qualified Design-Builders experienced in the design andconstruction of licensed outpatient medical office building improvements subject to Section 1226 of the California Building Code(OSHPD-3) to submit a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) for the purpose of competing to be on a short-list to provide design andconstruction services for the Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital (SVMH) Outpatient Clinic at 420 East Romie Design-Build Project, inSalinas, California. SVMHS reserves the right to reject any and all responses to the RFQ.The Request of Qualifications details the first step of a two-step procurement process and establishes the process for soliciting andevaluating SOQs from those entities (Respondents) interested in serving as the Design-Builder. The SOQs will be reviewed andevaluated in accordance with this RFQ to develop a short-list of qualified Respondents (Short-listed Respondents). Only thoseRespondents selected as Short-listed Respondents will be issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) and invited to submit a proposal inresponse to the RFP. Up to three (3) Design-Builders will be short-listed and invited to submit technical and price proposals.

Questions: Dave SullivanEmail: [email protected]

19-03550

0

2:00 PM12/10/19

Addenda:RFQ - SVMH OUTPATIENT CLINIC

APN 002-621-008

Bogard Construction, Inc. [email protected] 831-426-8191 831-426-4921

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Marina

The scope of the work for this project includes the removal and proper disposal of all hazardous materials at the project site.

PREVAILING WAGE

19-03651

0

2:00 PM12/10/19

Addenda:8TH ST & 2ND AVE BARRACK DEMOLITION

City of Marina - Engineering 831-884-1212 831-384-0425

NEW

Asbestos Abatement /Hazardous Materials Contract

Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 831-333-6431Monterey Environmental Solutions +Services

Demolition Contractor Fax: 559-222-1174Office: 559-222-1122Cve Demolition, Inc.

Bidders:

Marina

New Construction / Wood Framed Three Story Building / 5,500 sq. ft./11 - 1Bedroom and Studio.Scope of work: Site Clearing, Survey, SWPPP, Earthwork, Off-site Improvements, Utilities, Fencing, AC Paving/Striping/Signage,Landscaping, Re-bar, Structural and Site Concrete, Masonry, Stone Veneer, Structural Steel, Metal Fabrication, Rough Carpentry,Finish Carpentry, Cabinets, Countertops, Waterproofing, Insulation, Roofing, Sheet Metal, Standing Seam Metal Roof, Gutters &Downspouts, Fire Stopping, Joint Sealants, Hollow Metal Doors/Frames/Hardware, Wood Doors, Access Doors, Overhead CoilingDoors, Storefront, Glass and Glazing, Shutters, Lath and Plaster, Foam Trim, Drywall, Floor Coverings, Ceramic Tile, Painting,Ladders, Roof Hatches, Skylights, Toilet Partitions, Toilet Accessories, Carports, Signage, Fire Extinguishers, Postal Specialties,Appliances, Window Coverings, Swimming Pool, Fire Sprinklers, Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical, Fire Alarm, Access Control Systems.

Project Contact: Peter Taormina, 831-384-4081Email: [email protected]

19-03591

0

5:00 PM12/11/19

Addenda:SEACREST APARTMENTS (SUB BIDS ONLY)

Fire Alarm/Security Contractor Office: 888-646-1559Advantage Total Protection

General Contractor Office: 000-000-0000!!!There May Be Other Gc's Bidding ThisProject That We Are Unaware Of



Plan Issuer:

Seaside $50,000

In general, this project is to rebuild a domestic water pressure booster system by reconstructing and replacing components of thesystem. No work may occur when the building is occupied between 6:00am and 5:00pm Monday through Friday. A schematic showingthe parts to be replaced as well as the system’s original submittal and cut sheet are attached as Appendix E. The work consists of, butis not limited to the following:1. Replacing two 1-1/2” Model 1531 B&G pumps with stainless steel impellers and 460/3ph/60hz 7-1/2hp motors;2. Replacing a single 2-1/2” Model 1531 B&G pump with stainless steel impeller and 460v/3ph/60hz 15hp motor;3. Replacing two 2” CLA pressure reducing check valves;4. Rebuilding a single 4” CLA pressure reducing check valve;5. Replacing a ½” port thermal relief valve;6. Replacing an aquastat, and well;7. Chlorine swab sanitizing all domestic water parts prior to assembly, and;8. Pressure testing and startup.

Project Contact: Andreas BaerEmail: [email protected]

MAND 11/26 & 12/3 @ 10am- site

19-03650

0

3:00 PM12/11/19

Addenda:DMDC-B4385 WATER PUMPS REPLACEMENT

DMDC202002

Prebid Conf:


NEW

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Seaside

Parking lot repairs at the Seaside DMV field office for the term of this Agreement. The Contractor is responsible for field verifying alldimensions and existing site conditions pertinent to this Agreement.

Project Contact: Anne MearlonEmail: [email protected]


19-03514

0

2:30 PM12/12/19

Addenda:PARKING LOT REPAIRS AT THE SEASIDE DMV FIELD OFFICE

19-311

Prebid Conf:

Department of Motor Vehicles [email protected] 916-657-0997 916-657-5936

General Contractor Fax: 916-381-3703Office: 916-381-8033California Pavement Maintenance Co.,Inc. Dba Cpm

General Contractor Fax: 831-789-9268Office: 831-789-9263Top Tier Grading

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

King City $532,000

The work to be done consists, in general, of the replacement and upgrade of existing bridge rail and bridge rail approaches to currentState Standards, including, but not limited to, clearing and grubbing, and traffic control.

PREVAILING WAGE

Project Contact: Douglas PoochigianEmail: [email protected]

19-03551

0

3:00 PM12/12/19

Addenda:JOLON ROAD BRIDGE - RAIL REPLACEMENT

1142

County of Monterey 831-755-4800 831-755-4958


Plan Issuer:

Seaside

The City of Seaside is seeking an experienced architectural firm for the schematic design, working drawings and construction of two ormore Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) demonstration sites.

Project Contact: David FosterEmail: [email protected]

19-03580

0

5:00 PM12/12/19

Addenda:RFP - PROTOTYPE DESIGNS FOR ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS

City of Seaside 831-899-6825 831-899-6211


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey $320,000 $370,000

In general, the work consists of, but is not limited to, clearing, grubbing, and earthwork, concrete pedestrian paving, concrete curbs,bollard lighting, two synthetic turf volleyball courts, soil amendment, sod lawn, modifying irrigation systems, and furnishing, installing,and resetting miscellaneous site furnishings. The work also consists of removal and disposal of one synthetic turf volleyball court.

Project Contact: Jeff KrebsEmail: [email protected]

11/6 @ 2pm- 200 block of Montecito, Monterey

19-03415

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2:00 PM12/17/19

Addenda:MONTECITO PARK IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE 4 AND LAGUNA GRANDE PARK IMPROVEMENTS

NIP2004, NIP2005,NIP2023, NIP2013,NIP2014

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Prebid Conf:

City of Monterey-Dept of PW [email protected] 831-646-3877 831-646-3405

Bidder Fax: 408-848-8778Office: 408-848-8700Mckim Corporation

Supplier Fax: 831-771-0109Office: 831-771-0126Keith Day Trucking


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey $210,000 $260,000

In general, the work consists of, but is not limited to, clearing and grubbing, earthwork, demolition, and construction of decorativecolumns and fencing, stairs, irrigation modification, seating area, brick walkway, concrete paver walkway, and electrical with lighting.

Project Contact: Jeff KrebsEmail: [email protected]

11/13 @ 2pm- site

19-03416

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2:00 PM12/17/19

Addenda:SCHOLZE PARK IMPROVEMENTS

32n1922 & NIP2046 to

Prebid Conf:

City of Monterey-Dept of PW [email protected] 831-646-3877 831-646-3405



Plan Issuer:

Marina

*** BID DOCS WILL BE UPLOADED ONCE AVAILABLE ***

PREVAILING WAGE

Questions: Jesse Hildebrand at [email protected] or Tom Millman at [email protected]

MAND 12/4 @ 3pm- site

19-03624

0

3:00 PM12/18/19

Addenda:ENROUTE - MARINA HIGH SCHOOL - SECONDARY GAS LINE

8248A

Prebid Conf:

Monterey Peninsula Unified School District 831-645-1200 831-649-4175

NEW

Plan Issuer:

Seaside

The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to select an industry partner to provide landscape maintenance services to CSUMB.CSUMB is looking for one or more Contractors who will assist the university in providing sustainable landscape maintenance serviceson campus.

Project Contact: Michael Phillips - 831-582-4252Email: [email protected]

MAND 12/4 @ 9am- University Center, Bldg 29, Rooms 115/116, 434 Sixth Ave, Seaside

19-03469

1

4:00 PM1/8/20

Addenda:RFP - LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES

CSUMB-20191101

Prebid Conf:

CSUMB [email protected] 831-582-4252 831-582-5122


San Benito County

Plan Issuer:

Hollister

The scope of work of the project consists of the general construction of:1. Interior and exterior non-OSHPD permit refresh work (“Work”).2. Work limited to interior finishes, exterior painting, and landscaping per the construction documents and specifications, dated 11/7/19,by HY Architects (“Architect”).3. Work includes the furnishing of all labor, materials, construction containment, incidentals, and equipment necessary for interior andexterior finish upgrades and exterior painting and landscaping work at Mabie Northside SNF, 900 Sunset Drive, Hollister, CA.

PREVAILING WAGE

Questions: [email protected]

12/3 @ 9am- site

19-03645

0

3:00 PM12/18/19

Addenda:MABIE NORTHSIDE SNF-LOBBY REFRESH & EXTERIOR ENTRY LANDSCAPING MODIFICATIONS

5346

Prebid Conf:

San Benito Health Care District 831-636-2686 831-637-2763

NEW

San Luis Obispo County

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Arroyo Grande

The Project consists of the General Contractor to install utilities, slab on grade including embed plates per plans provided by JTSModulars Inc. General Contractor to provide all work shown on the plans exclusive of buildings, mechanical systems, and carpeting.

PREVAILING WAGE


19-03195

2

2:00 PM11/26/19

Addenda:HARLOE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SITE WORK/FOUNDATION FOR MODULAR BUILDINGS PHASE II

0486 / 20-01

Prebid Conf:

Lucia Mar Unified School District 805-474-3000 805-473-5594

Air & Vapor Barrier Contractor Fax: 805-439-1933Office: 805-439-4362Seamair General Engineering

Bidder Fax: 805-925-5589Office: 805-925-8779Alan Roinestad Construction &Management Inc.

Bidder Fax: 805-995-1895Office: 805-995-3548G F Garcia & Sons, Inc.

Bidder Fax: 805-614-9906Office: 805-614-9909Vernon Edwards Constructors

General Contractor Fax: 559-674-1154Office: 559-485-9948Buildings Unlimited

General Contractor Fax: 805-543-2521Office: 805-543-8568Burke Construction

General Contractor Fax: 805-543-0514Office: 805-543-7411Maino Construction Co., Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 805-473-2217Office: 805-473-3016Papich Construction Company, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 805-461-0053Office: 805-461-0052Raminha Construction, Inc.

Plumbing & Piping Contractor Fax: 925-365-1718Office: 925-334-7200Mbs Engineering, Inc.

Supplier Fax: 916-381-5650Office: 916-381-4680J.J. Rebar

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Arroyo Grande

Project consists of: Excavating and Grading; Concrete; Masonry; Framing Lumber; Trusses; Structural Steel; Framing Labor; SidingLabor; Finish Carpentry; Finish Cleanup; Exterior Stucco; Drywall; Cabinets; Roofing; HVAC/Sheetmetal; Electrical; Security Alarm;Plumbing; Gutters; Fire Sprinklers; Painting; Tile and Surface Coverings; Insulation; Landscaping

Questions: Erich SchaeferEmail: [email protected]

19-03556

0

5:00 PM12/2/19

Addenda:WRIGHT RESIDENCE (SUB BIDS ONLY)

Schaefer Construction [email protected] 805-235-0545 000-000-0000

Excavation/SiteWork/Irrigation/Drainage/Landscape

Office: 951-454-0762Hdm Landscaping


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Morro Bay $10,000,000

Remodel of existing Classroom Building.

PREVAILING WAGE

Questions: MIKE MASTAGNIEmail: [email protected]

11/12 @ 2pm- site

19-03464

0

2:00 PM12/3/19

Addenda:MORRO BAY HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING B MODERNIZATION (SUB BIDS ONLY)

Prebid Conf:

Acme Construction Co Inc [email protected] 209-523-2674 209-523-0213


Fax: 831-761-5513Office: 559-978-1957Coastwide Environmental Tech, Inc.


Fax: 510-373-6221Office: 707-366-1234Northstar Contracting Group, Inc.


Fax: 559-233-4284Office: 559-233-7156Parc Environmental

Casework / Millwork Contractor Fax: 805-544-9229Office: 805-544-2758Salem Cabinetry, Inc.

Demolition Contractor Fax: 559-272-3276Office: 559-292-6653Katch Environmental, Inc.

Plumbing & Piping Contractor Fax: 530-537-2597Office: 530-537-2949American Plumbing Systems, Inc.

Plan Issuer:

Paso Robles

Demolition of the existing playground and replacement with new equipment and safety surfacing.

PREVAILING WAGE

11/14 @ 8:30am- site

19-03399

0

2:00 PM12/5/19

Addenda:BARNEY SCHWARTZ PARK UPPER PLAYGROUND REPLACEMENT - REBID

18-24B

Prebid Conf:

City of Paso Robles 805-237-3861 805-237-3904

Bidders:

San Luis Obispo

This project proposes to make modifications to the existing tribune productions building and its 5.37 acre parcel. Buildingimprovements include the following: the demolition of the eastern warehouse and rebuilding of 1 story of 14 single level live/work unitsand a second story of 16 multi-story live/work units, for a total of 3 stories and 30 live/work units. Improvements to the western portionof the existing building to remain include minor exterior facade improvements with a minor interior work for the construction of amechanical and electrical room to house relocated or replace equipment formerly located within the eastern warehouse. Any furtherinterior work within the existing building to remain will be under a separate tenant improvement permit.Site improvements include the following: modify the existing parking to add additional required parking, modify the existing landscapeplanting to meet current water restrictions, add additional short and long-term bicycle storage and add two additional trash enclosurelocations.This project is privately funded and is not proposed as public housing.

19-03639

0

10:00 AM12/5/19

Addenda:TRIBUNE BUILDING RENOVATION (SUB BIDS ONLY)NEW


General Contractor Fax: 805-781-3970Office: 805-544-3130J.W. Design & Construction, Inc.

Plan Issuer:

Atascadero

Provide DSH with press-bindery equipment repairs and maintenance services.

MAND 11/19 @ 10:30am- 10333 El Camino Real, Atascadero

19-03582

1

3:00 PM12/6/19

Addenda:PRESS-BINDERY EQUIPMENT REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES

19-10048-000

Prebid Conf:

Department of State Hospitals - Atascadero 805-468-2000 805-468-3451


Plan Issuer:

Oceano

The work is comprised of providing all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and supervision to install approximately 900 linear feet ofnew 8-inch water main, valves, fire hydrants and service laterals in Oceano, California as specified herein, as shown on the ContractDrawings and in accordance with standards established in Encroachment Permit No. ENC20190249 issued by the County of San LuisObispo Department of Public Works. The work will include trenching and placement of structural backfill and new asphalt inaccordance with County standards.

PREVAILING WAGE

19-03656

0

3:00 PM12/6/19

Addenda:NORSWING/PERSHING WATERLINE REPLACEMENT

2019-03

Oceano Community Services District 805-481-6730 805-481-6836

NEW

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Cambria

This project is a reconstruction of an existing social hall. The existing building, 20' wide x 42' in length (840 sq ft), will be demolishedand replaced with proposed structure, 20' wide x 58' in length (1,053 sq ft) at the same exact location. The building will be used forsocial gatherings at the camp.

Refer any questions to Mike Zubiri at 559-352-5125.


19-03555

0

2:00 PM12/10/19

Addenda:CAMP YEAGER RECREATION BUILDING

Prebid Conf:

Coalinga-Huron Recreation and Parks District 559-935-0727

Demolition Contractor Fax: 831-761-5513Office: 559-978-1957Coastwide Environmental Tech, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 805-345-3148Office: 805-345-3147Pre Con Industries

Plan Issuer:

Camp Roberts

The Contractor shall provide equipment, materials, labor, licenses, bonds and insurance required for the installation of a waterconditioning system "ion-exchange nitrate reduction" (IENRS) in the existing water system at Camp Roberts, Building 17001, CampRoberts, California, in accordance with the terms, conditions, and requirements of this Invitation for Bid (IFB).

Project Contact: Sandra VillalobosEmail: [email protected]

19-03647

0

2:00 PM12/10/19

Addenda:WATER SYSTEM REPAIR

14768

State of California Office of the Adjutant General State MilitaryDepartment [email protected]

916-854-3367

NEW

Plan Issuer:

Atascadero

Provide the Department of State Hospitals-Atascadero (DSH-A) with asbestos and lead abatement, and air clearance sampling by anindependent third party (Industrial Hygienist).

PREVAILING WAGE

MAND 12/17 @ 10am- 10333 El Camino Real, Atascadero

19-03581

0

2:00 PM1/8/20

Addenda:ASBESTOS AND LEAD ABATEMENT AND AIR CLEARANCE SAMPLING SERVICES

19-11001-000

Prebid Conf:

Department of State Hospitals - Atascadero 805-468-2000 805-468-3451


Plan Issuer:

San Luis Obispo

California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo is seeking proposals from Design-Builders to provide design and constructionservices for the Plant Sciences Complex. The Trustees will select a design-build team consisting of a general contractor and architect(Design-Builder). A design competition is not utilized. The delivery method for this Project is a modified form of the Trustees’ Design-Build delivery method, called Collaborative Design-Build.The Project generally consists of:- A Greenhouse master planned at 40,000 SF; phase 1 approximately 20,000 SF plus, phase 2 consists of remaining 20,000 sfgreenhouse. The College is considering construction of both phases with shelling out phase 2.- Site work to include parking on site, possible parking across Highland Drive, sidewalks and accessibility features along Highland andMount Bishop Road, site utility relocation and upgrades and site circulation including emergency access.- Landscaping features include decorative landscaping, storm water management, agricultural field areas and other areas for events,student use etc.- Other future projects included on the overall site and part of the effort through the Schematic Design phase include:- Lab Building consisting of 36,000 square feet, 2 story lab and classroom building.- Fruit and vegetable processing facility which will include 14,000 sf processing facility and associated site amenities for access,loading and exterior processing.- Renovation of the existing barns and structures into a campus farm store for retail, educational and showcasing of studentprojects/work. Creation of outdoor spaces to enhance student life opportunities, collaboration area, and event space for student andvisitor activities.

Bid Contact: Chris Overby (805) 756-5133Email: [email protected]

12/3 @ 9:30am- Cal Poly, Building 70, Room 110

19-03649

0

3:00 PM1/24/20

Addenda:RFP - PLANT SCIENCES COMPLEX

MAJ20-MJ0071

Prebid Conf:

Cal Poly Facilities Planning & Capital Projects 805-756-1299 805-756-7566

NEW

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Arroyo Grande $5,834,000

In general, the project consists of rehabilitating a historic truss bridge with a pedestrian walkway. Roadway structural section workincluding hot mix asphalt, aggregate base and aggregate subbase and waterline and sewerline relocation work.

PREVAILING WAGE

1/21 @ 2pm- 1375 Ash Street, Arroyo Grande

19-03226

1

2:00 PM1/30/20

Addenda:BRIDGE STREET BRIDGE REHABILITATION

2020-01/BHLO-5199(027)

Prebid Conf:

City of Arroyo Grande [email protected] 805-473-5444 805-473-5462

Equipment Office: 661-809-6838Houchin Brother's Equipment Rentals

General Contractor Fax: 805-473-2217Office: 805-473-3016Papich Construction Company, Inc.

Testing & Inspection Services Fax: 408-217-9632Office: 559-960-0074Achievement Engineering Corp

Santa Clara County

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Palo Alto

Replace vent screens, seal cracks, install louvers, grout void.

Project Contact For Questions: Robert DiamondEmail: [email protected]

Non-Mandatory 11/13 @ 9:30AM

19-03480

3

3:00 PM11/25/19

Addenda:MAYFIELD RESERVOIR VENT SCREENS & CRACK SEALING - CITY OF PALO ALTO

175923

Prebid Conf:

City of Palo Alto - DPW 650-329-2271

Sub-Contractor/SpecialtyContractor

Fax: 916-405-4180Office: 916-230-0370Stormwater Specialists, Inc.

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Provide Alarm Monitoring and on-call Security Alarm Response Services.

Project Contact For Questions: Margaret Velasquez 408-347-5073

19-03516

0

5:00 PM11/25/19

Addenda:RFP ALARM MONITORING & SECURITY ALARM RESPONSE SERVICES - ESUHSD

GP061920

East Side Union High School District (ESUHSD) 408-347-5100


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Palo Alto

Provide Professional services for Corporation Way Upgrades and Pump Station, West Bayshore Road Pump Station and WestBayshore Road Trunk Line Improvements project.

Project Contact For Questions: Cecilia Magana 650-329-2391Email: [email protected]

Non-Mandatory 11/7 @ 10AM (Adobe Creek Bridge @ West Bayshore Road, Palo Alto- Closest address is 3600 W.Bayshore Rd.)

19-03447

4

3:00 PM11/26/19

Addenda:RFP FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CORPORATION WAY SYSTEM UPGRADES & PUMP STATION,WEST BAYSHORE ROAD PUMP STATION & TRUNKLINE IMPROVEMENTS - CITY OF PALO ALTO

176877

Prebid Conf:


General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 650-482-6300Bkf Engineers

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 925-250-6660Cal Engineering & Geology Inc

General Contractor Fax: 888-279-2698Office: 925-866-9000Engeo Inc

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 707-528-4848Schaaf & Wheeler

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 510-258-2180Tanner Pacific

General Contractor Fax: 925-941-0018Office: 925-941-0017201Wreco

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Provide all labor, equipment and materials for maintenance and repair of resilient rubber playground surfaces as required at variousCity parks for the Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Department.

Project Contact For Questions: Cindy Johnson 408-794-7465Email: [email protected]

19-03538

2

2:00 PM11/26/19

Addenda:RFB RESILIENT RUBBER PLAYGROUND SURFACING SERVICES - CITY OF SAN JOSE

RFB 19-20-05

City of San Jose - DPW 408-535-8300

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Installation of A/V equipment at the County Vector Control Building.

Project Contact For Questions: Aaron Ho 408-918-1928Email: [email protected]

Optional 11/19 @ 3PM

19-03553

2

3:00 PM11/26/19

Addenda:AUDIO/VIDEO EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION - COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA

ITB-FAF-FY20-0112

Prebid Conf:

County of Santa Clara Facilities & Fleet 408-993-4600 408-993-4895

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Removal and abatement of all asbestos and lead based materials as specified in the bid documents. The project includes allcontainment requirements, reporting, coordination with monitoring company, and proper disposal of abated materials.

MAND 11/14 @ 1PM (Front of Student Drop Off/Pick Up location)

19-03574

1

11:00 AM11/26/19

Addenda:BRANHAM HIGH SCHOOL KITCHEN RENOVATION BUILDING D HAZARDOUS MATERIAL ABATEMENT -CAMPBELL UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

218-980011-070-01

Prebid Conf:

Campbell Union High School District [email protected] 408-371-0960



Electrical Contractor Fax: 650-239-3668Office: 650-270-0323Mtw Builders, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 559-233-7468Office: 559-233-7464Bowen Engineering & Environmental

General Contractor Fax: 510-356-2581Office: 510-255-6555Dwh Creative Contracting Inc.


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose


MAND 11/14 @ 1:45PM (Front of Student Drop Off/Pick Up location)

19-03576

1

11:20 AM11/26/19

Addenda:DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL KITCHEN RENOVATION BUILDING C HAZARDOUS MATERIAL ABATEMENT -CAMPBELL UNION HIGH SCHOOL

218-980011-030-01

Prebid Conf:



Fax: 510-654-8447Office: 510-654-8441Asbestos Management Group OfCalifornia




General Contractor Fax: 559-222-1174Office: 559-999-4559Central Valley Environmental


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Campbell


19-03577

1

11:40 AM11/26/19

Addenda:WESTMONT HIGH SCHOOL KITCHEN RENOVATION BUILDING B HAZARDOUS MATERIAL ABATEMENT- CAMPBELL UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

218-980011-060-01



Fax: 510-654-8447Office: 510-654-8441Asbestos Management Group OfCalifornia




General Contractor Fax: 559-222-1174Office: 559-999-4559Central Valley Environmental


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Milpitas

Renovation and addition.

Project Contact For Questions: Bo Gill 510-358-1293Email: [email protected]

Project documents were provided to us from Rakkar Development & Construction. There may be other generals bidding.

19-03558

0

2:00 PM11/27/19

Addenda:RAJYOGA MEDITATION RESEARCH CENTER (REQUEST FOR SUB BIDS)

Rakkar Development & Construction 559-994-9482 000-000-0000

Bidder Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 559-994-9482Rakkar Development & Construction


Electrical Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 510-579-5293Elecco, Llc

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara

Perform repair and installation services on the City’s automated and overhead/rollup doors; window doors and glass, and automatedgates.

Project Contact For Questions: Jamil (Jay) ColemanEmail: [email protected]

None

19-03626

2

3:00 PM11/29/19

Addenda:RFB AUTOMATED/OVERHEAD DOOR REPAIR & INSTALLATION SERVICES - CITY OF SANTA CLARA

RFB 19-20-27

Prebid Conf:

City of Santa Clara - DPW 408-615-3000 408-985-7936

NEW


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Morgan Hill

Install fiber optic conduit, cable and equipment to connect the Centennial Recreation Center, Corporation Yard and Community Park.

MAND 11/5 @ 10AM (171 Edmundson Ave., Morgan Hill)

19-03395

5

2:30 PM12/3/19

Addenda:CITYWIDE FIBER NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE - CITY OF MORGAN HILL

Prebid Conf:

City of Morgan Hill, DPW 408-778-6480

General Contractor Fax: 408-934-9195Office: 408-489-2581Dv Electric Co.

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 559-897-2599Power Design Electric Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-371-3604Office: 408-371-5510West Valley Construction


Fax: 408-434-6615Office: 408-434-6601Elco Electric

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $740,000

Provide contracting services to excavate and install a fire line for a new fire hydrant located at the campus courtyard with associatedwork.

Project Contact For Questions: Minh Dao, Van Pelt 707-389-1182Email :[email protected]

MAND 11/5 & 11/12 @ 10AM (Front of Administration Office)

19-03406

4

2:00 PM12/3/19

Addenda:EVERGREEN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL DW INFRASTRUCTURE-SITE UTILITIES - ESUHSD

B-04-19-20

Prebid Conf:


General Contractor Fax: 408-686-9006Office: 408-683-4221Drp Builders Inc

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 415-521-4765Ecast Engineering, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-253-4753Office: 408-253-4747Galeb Paving, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-279-2044Office: 408-279-2027Guerra Construction & Engineering, Inc

General Contractor Fax: 408-925-0240Office: 408-925-0220Lewis & Tibbitts Inc.


General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 818-451-0870Prime Point Contracting

General Contractor Fax: 650-508-1705Office: 650-508-1700Rodan Builders Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 530-899-2683Office: 530-894-1104Schreder And Brandt Mfg, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 650-938-1533Office: 650-938-0600Venezia Construction, Inc.

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Cupertino $170,000

Construct ADA compliant sidewalk and reconfigure adjacent parking stalls.

None

19-03518

0

2:00 PM12/3/19

Addenda:CUPERTINO SENIOR CENTER ADA SIDEWALK - CITY OF CUPERTINO

2020-09

Prebid Conf:

City of Cupertino DPW 408-777-3354


General Contractor Fax: 510-733-0389Office: 510-733-0390Gradetech, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-220-9916Office: 408-220-9916Terramark General EngineeringContractors Inc

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Provide design, pre-construction and design-build construction services.

Hard copy available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

Non-Mandatory 11/13 @ 10AM (Facilities Development & Operations, 404 East San Fernando St., San Jose)

19-03526

1

3:00 PM12/3/19

Addenda:RFQ FOR COLLABORATIVE DESIGN-BUILD SERVICES SPARTAN ATHLETICS CENTER - SJSU

Prebid Conf:

San Jose State University - SJSU 408-924-2246

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 408-821-7168California Plus Engineering

General Contractor Fax: 408-370-2422Office: 408-370-2322Dpr Construction

General Contractor Fax: 650-968-8296Office: 650-968-8213Jl Construction Enterprises



General Contractor Fax: 415-534-6692Office: 415-746-9564R&S Construction Management Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 650-508-1705Office: 650-508-1700Rodan Builders Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 510-267-8214Office: 510-851-3171Turner Construction

General Contractor Fax: 408-240-6001Office: 408-240-6000Xl Construction

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Mountain View

Parking lot sweeping and steam cleaning and/or pressure washing services at the Mountain View Industrial Business Center.

Project Contact For Questions: Alissa loyole 916-651-2555Email:[email protected]

19-03545

0

2:30 PM12/3/19

Addenda:19-343 PARKING LOT SWEEPING & STEAM CLEANING/PRESSURE WASHING SERVICES DMV

19-343

DMV Adminstration 916-657-6975 916-657-5936


Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 408-832-2534Stormwater Management Llc

Plan Issuer:

Palo Alto

Develop construction plans, technical specifications, and estimates (PS&E) for the construction of pedestrian/bicycle safetyimprovements on Churchill Avenue and Alma Street Railroad Crossing Intersection.

Project Contact For Questions: Terry LooEmail: [email protected]

19-03462

0

3:00 PM12/4/19

Addenda:RFP FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CHURCHILL AVENUE/ALMA STREET RAILROAD CROSSINGSAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

177400


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Sunnyvale

Shifting the Bay Trail access from Carl Road to Caribbean Drive by providing a multi-use trail, parallel parking, flow-through plantersand other enhancements along Caribbean Drive.

Project Contact For Questions: Lisa Vo 408-730-7608Email: [email protected]

Hard copies available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

19-03528

0

3:00 PM12/4/19

Addenda:CARIBBEAN DRIVE PARKING & TRAIL ACCESS ENHANCEMENTS - CITY OF SUNNYVALE

PW20-06

City of Sunnyvale DPW 408-730-7403 000-000-0000

General Contractor Fax: 415-206-1194Office: 415-206-1192Accurate Earthworks, Inc.




General Contractor Fax: 408-727-0366Office: 408-727-5700Jos. J. Albanese, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 510-792-1728Office: 510-792-1727Redgwick Construction Company

General Contractor Fax: 408-220-9916Office: 408-220-9916Terramark General EngineeringContractors Inc

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

Perform an ongoing variety of individual Projects, consisting of specific construction tasks, at different locations throughout the County.This Contract is for construction work and related services to be performed within a designated area of the County.

Project Contact For Questions: Kim Huynh 408-993-4532Email: [email protected]

MAND 11/12 @ 9AM (1555 Berger Dr., Bldg #3, San Jose)

19-03504

1

2:00 PM12/5/19

Addenda:JOB ORDER CONTRACT (JOC) - COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA

JOC-FAF-2019-03

Prebid Conf:



Plan Issuer:

San Jose $900,000 $1,000,000

Maintaining, repairing and improving the existing storm drain system and other utility infrastructure.

Project Contact For Questions: Ellen Yuen 408-535-5489

19-03520

0

3:00 PM12/5/19

Addenda:9025-PUBLIC WORKS GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACT FOR PIPE FACILITIES 2020-2022 - CITY OFSAN JOSE

9025 to


Plan Issuer:

Milpitas

The work includes drilling one 12-inch diameter pilot borehole using reverse circulation rotary drilling, collecting and logging formationsamples, performing grain size analysis on formation samples, and performing geophysical and caliper logging.

Project Contact For Questions: Maren Schram 408-586-3315

19-03547

0

2:00 PM12/6/19

Addenda:WELL UPGRADE, MCCANDLESS WELL (BELOW GROUND FACILITIES) - CITY OF MILPITAS

7076

City of Milpitas - DPW 408-586-3300

Plan Issuer:

Mountain View

Floor tile replacement.

Project Contact For Questions: Kim Truong 650-968--5472Email: [email protected]


MAND 11/19 @ 1:30PM

19-03594

0

2:00 PM12/6/19

Addenda:RFB MICHAEL'S AT SHORELINE RESTAURANT FLOOR TILE REPLACEMENT - CITY OF MOUNTAINVIEW

R201286

Prebid Conf:

City Of Mountain View, Purchasing 650-903-6324

Plan Issuer:

Mountain View

Provide Citywide traffic signal, intersection safety light, lighted crosswalk (LED enhanced signs, Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons,and/or In-Roadway Warning Lights), and radar speed feedback sign maintenance; preventative maintenance services; unscheduledmaintenance (nonemergency) services; emergency response services; equipment replacement and upgrade; and related electricalwork.

Project Contact For Questions: Kim Truoung 650-903-6324Email: [email protected]


19-03593

0

3:00 PM12/10/19

Addenda:TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINTENANCE - CITY OF MOUNTAIN VIEW

R200056

City Of Mountain View, Purchasing 650-903-6324

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $500,000

Provide contracting services to paint the exterior of the James Lick High School campus.

Project Contact For Questions: Minh Dao, Van Pelt 707-389-1182Email: [email protected]

MAND 11/6 &11/13 @ 10AM

19-03448

3

3:00 PM12/11/19

Addenda:DW INFRASTRUCTURE-EXTERIOR PAINTING JAMES LICK HIGH SCHOOL - ESUHSD

B-06-19-20 / Z-030-817

Prebid Conf:


General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 415-225-0850Grats Decor Interior Design & Build, Inc.


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Mountain View $1,600,000 $2,100,000

This project includes the installation of 12” Fusible PVC water main pipe by open trench; jack and bore 24” steel casing and 12”Fusible PVC water main pipe; installation of associated water main appurtenances including PVC piping, construction, anddismantlement of boring and receiving pits; disposal of soil to licensed landfill facility.

Project Contact For Questions Tina TsengEmail: [email protected]

Strongly Encouraged 11/21 @ 10:30AM (Municipal Operations Center, 231 N. Whisman Rd., Mountain View)

19-03546

0

2:00 PM12/11/19

Addenda:WATER MAIN CROSSING US-101 FROM SAN RAFAEL AVENUE TO MACON AVENUE - CITY OFMOUNTAIN VIEW

to

Prebid Conf:

City of Mountain View, DPW 650-903-6311


General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 415-559-2841C2r Engineering, Inc.




Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Mountain View $500,000 $550,000

This project includes the reconstruction of approximately 5,600 square feet of concrete sidewalk, 300 square feet of concrete driveway,600 linear feet of curb, 15 curb ramps, and eight storm drain inlet at various locations.

Project Contact For Questions: Quan TranEmail: [email protected]

19-03599

0

2:00 PM12/11/19

Addenda:2017-18 CONCRETE SIDEWALK & CURB REPAIRS - CITY OF MOUNTAIN VIEW

18-06 to

City of Mountain View, DPW 650-903-6311

NEW

General Contractor Fax: 408-848-8778Office: 408-848-8700Mckim Corporation

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

Provide temporary traffic control system, temporary video detection, median removal, median construction, "pork-chop" medianremoval and curb return modifications, roadway widening, adjusting utility covers to new finish grades, construct new curb, gutter &sidewalk, construct new ADA curb ramps, construct bioretention areas, remove existing striping, installing microsurfacing within projectlimits, provide signage and striping improvements, storm drainage modifications, landscaping, planting new trees, installation of newirrigation improvements, traffic signal modifications, modification and relocation of existing Intelligent Transportation System (ITS)infrastructure including conduit under expressway, fiber optic cable and splicing, and video cameras.

Project Contact For Questions: Christine Li 408-573-2448Email: [email protected]

Optional 12/3 @ 10AM (101 Skyport Dr., Room 101 San Jose)

19-03522

1

2:00 PM12/12/19

Addenda:FOOTHILL EXPRESSWAY OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT FROM EL MONTE AVENUE TOANTONIO ROAD - COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA

RFB-RDS-FY20-0127

Prebid Conf:

County of Santa Clara Roads & Airports 408-573-2440





General Contractor Fax: 510-792-1728Office: 510-792-1727Redgwick Construction Company


Fax: 209-529-9809Office: 209-544-3820Cal Pacific Curbs

Plan Issuer:

Los Altos

Performing cleaning and television inspection of various sanitary sewer lines located throughout the southern part of Los Altos.

None

19-03572

1

2:00 PM12/12/19

Addenda:SANITARY SEWER VIDEO INSPECTION - CITY OF LOS ALTOS

WW0101119

Prebid Conf:

City of Los Altos - Engineering 650-947-2780


Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

Alternative analysis and preliminary engineering services for the Project Initiation Document (PID) phase of the State Route 17Corridor Congestion Relief Project.

Project Contact For Questions: Erron AlveyEmail: [email protected]

Strongly Encouraged 11/18 @ 10AM ( 3331 N. First St., Bldg A., San Jose)

19-03605

1

4:00 PM12/13/19

Addenda:SR 17 CORRIDOR CONGESTION RELIEF PROJECT - SCVTA

S19203

Prebid Conf:

SCVTA -Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority 408-321-7189

NEW

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $400,000

The project entails modifications and upgrades to existing door hardware of eight (8) existing buildings to provide ADA upgrades, aswell as secure lock-down capabilities.

Project Contact For Questions: Mark Hua 408-270-6421Email: [email protected]

Non-Mandatory 12/4 @ 10AM (Gilbane/Cordoba Office)

19-03633

0

2:00 PM12/16/19

Addenda:SECURITY HARDWARE EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE (EVC)

X2016.0057

Prebid Conf:

San Jose Evergreen College 408-270-6487

NEW

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Gilroy

The removal and replacement of existing sidewalks and curb ramps, minor asphalt replacement, curb marking, storm watermanagement.

Project Contact For Questions: Eric ArgamasoEmail: [email protected]

19-03437

0

2:00 PM12/17/19

Addenda:FY 20 SPALLING CONCRETE REPAIR - CITY OF GILROY

20-PW-255

City of Gilroy - DPW 408-846-0234



General Contractor Fax: 925-245-1244Office: 925-245-1300Vanguard Construction Inc.

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Los Altos Hills

Install ductile iron pipe (DIP), DIP Cross Country, and DIP to replace existing cast iron and asbestos concrete pipe or to abandoncross country water mains. Work also includes cathodic protection of all newly installed water main, installation of 2 blow-offs, 4combination air valves, 17 fire hydrants (new and relocated), 46 service connections of varying size, altitude valve vault replacement,hydrant retaining walls, existing water main/appurtenance abandonments, various surface restorations including slurry seal (~205,000SF) and restriping, repaving of the Elena Tank driveway, among other appurtenance work.

MAND 11/20 @ 10AM (26375 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills)

19-03389

0

2:00 PM12/18/19

Addenda:TAAFFE/ELENA/MOODY ROADS WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT - PURISSIMA HILLS WATER DISTRICT

Prebid Conf:

Pakpour Consulting Group 925-224-7717 000-000-0000



General Contractor Fax: 916-757-6499Office: 916-757-6400Teichert Construction


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Palo Alto $4,750,000

Provide design-build services for the Corte Madera Reservoir Replacement.

Project Contact For Questions: Terry Loo 650-329-2460Email: [email protected]

MAND 11/21 @ 10:30AM (Gate B)

19-03579

0

3:00 PM12/18/19

Addenda:RFP FOR DESIGN-BUILD SERVICES CORTE MADERA RESERVOIR REPLACEMENT - CITY OF PALOALTO

175922

Prebid Conf:


General Contractor Fax: 916-665-4119Office: 916-665-4100Gateway Pacific Contractors, Inc.


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara

Perform roof replacement.

Project Contact For Questions: Valerie Roybal 916-657-9807Email: [email protected]

MAND 12/3 @ 10AM (Meet @ flagpole)

19-03588

0

2:15 PM12/19/19

Addenda:19-373 ROOF REPLACEMENT- DMV

19-373

Prebid Conf:

DMV Adminstration 916-657-6975 916-657-5936


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Mountain View

Installation of a new play structure.

Project Contact For Questions: Theresa NovotnyEmail: [email protected]

MAND 11/26 @ 2PM (Administration Building)

19-03627

0

2:00 PM12/19/19

Addenda:LANDELS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEW PLAY STRUCTURE - MOUNTAIN VIEW WHISMAN SCHOOLDISTRICT

Prebid Conf:

Greystone West Company 707-933-0624 707-996-8390

NEW


Fax: 559-472-3524Office: 559-472-3454Synlawn Of Central California, Inc.

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Sunnyvale

*** Bid documents will be available after 11/26/19 ***

Site preparation for 2 modular classrooms to be installed and the associated infrastructure connections.

MAND 12/10 @ 2PM (Inside Operations Building)

19-03634

0

2:00 PM12/19/19

Addenda:ENROUTE - TEMPORARY CLASSROOMS SUNNYVALE MIDDLE SCHOOL - SUNNYVALE SCHOOLDISTRICT

Prebid Conf:

Sunnyvale School District 408-522-8200

NEW


General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 510-674-2613Pmk Contractors

Plan Issuer:

Mountain Vew & PaloAlto

Provide alternative analysis and preliminary engineering services through the Project Initiation Document phase of the US 101Interchanges Improvement: San Antonio Rd. to Charleston Rd./Rengstorff Ave. Project (“Project”) in the cities of Mountain View andPalo Alto.

Project Contact For Questions: Erron AlveyEmail: [email protected]

Strongly Encouraged 11/21 @ 10AM (3331 N. First St., Auditorium, San Jose)

19-03544

0

4:00 PM1/6/20

Addenda:RFP U.S. 101 INTERCHANGES IMPROVEMENT: SAN ANTONIO ROAD TO CHARLESTONROAD/RENGSTORFF AVENUE PROJECT- SCVTA

S19198

Prebid Conf:



Plan Issuer:

San Jose

A retrofit approach to separate acute care services from two seismically non-forming buildings (circa 1953) on the hospital campus.The overall project consists of:1.) removal of Acute Care Services and related support services from the non-compliant 1953 building and relocating these servicesinto the adjacent 1969 building;2.) providing fire and seismic separation between the 1953 buildings and surrounding compliant buildings (circa 1969, 1981 and 2005);3.) separating utilities between the 1953 and 1981 sections of the Central Utility Plant (CUP) and providing underground utilityrerouting and infrastructure separation; and 4.) rerouting interior egress pathways, including the addition of two (2) exit stairs.

Project Contact For Questions: Contact name:Kim HuynhEmail: [email protected]

MAND 11/27 @ 10AM (DePaul Conference Room, First Floor of 1981 Bldg)

19-03601

0

2:00 PM1/9/20

Addenda:CMAR (VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER) VMC-O'CONNOR HOSPITAL SEISMIC COMPLIANCE - COUNTY OFSANTA CLARA

RFP-FAF-FY20-0136

Prebid Conf:


NEW

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Design-Build Project Delivery Services to include programming, design, construction, and commissioning of Facilities DivisionRelocation and Police Department (PD) Air Support Unit Hangar Relocation at the Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport.

Non-Mandatory 11/21 @ 10AM (Suite B-1130)

19-03607

0

3:00 PM1/9/20

Addenda:RFP DESIGN BUILD ENTITIES FOR NORMAN Y. MINETA SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (SJIA)FACILITIES DIVISION RELOCATION/POLICE DEPARTMENT (PD) AIR SUPPORT UNIT HANGARRELOCATION- CITY OF SAN JOSE

9308, 9151

Prebid Conf:


NEW

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

The Work will include furnishing all labor, supervision, materials, equipment and incidentals which are necessary to construct thefollowing:1. Re-striping of the existing lanes.2. Installation of express lane signs and sign poles along the highway median and mounting of signs to existing sign poles.3. Installation of electronic toll rate signs, toll readers, and other tolling equipment.4. Installation of a video enforcement system, closed circuit cameras, and other equipment.5. Construction of California Highway Patrol (CHP) enforcement areas.6. Reconstruction of concrete barriers and metal guard railings.7. Installation of communication and electrical services and conduits for the tolling system.8. Installation of lighting at various locations.

Project Contact For Questions: Cathy CleggEmail: [email protected]


19-03509

0

2:00 PM1/15/20

Addenda:REQUEST FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION OF BIDDERS I-280/FOOTHILL EXPRESWAY OFF-RAMPIMPROVEMENTS

C192222


Plan Issuer:

San Jose

The Work consists of furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, services, supervision, and incidentals necessary to replace theHHW boiler system and the propane gas storage and distribution system at VTA’s Cerone Division bus operations and maintenancefacility

Project Contact For Questions: Kiet VuEmail: [email protected]


19-03508

2

2:00 PM2/7/20

Addenda:REQUEST FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION OF BIDDERS CERONE DIVISION BOILER & PROPANE TANKREPLACEMENT - SCVTA

C19123



Santa Cruz County

Plan Issuer:

Watsonville

Provision of new concrete sidewalks, surfacing, raised platforms, steps, walls, outdoor shade structures, misc. landscaping at school’squad area.

PREVAILING WAGE

Questions: [email protected] and/or [email protected]


19-03622

0

2:00 PM11/25/19

Addenda:WATSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GAS PIPING REPLACEMENT - REBID

F06-19-25-11-804-8999-RB

Prebid Conf:

Pajaro Valley Unified School District 831-786-2100 831-728-0136

NEW

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Watsonville

The Project contemplated consists of installation of approximately 9,900 linear feet of high-density polyethylene distribution pipelineranging from 10 inches to 30 inches in diameter; approximately 35 linear feet of 24 inch diameter steel pipe; pipeline appurtenancessuch as blow offs, air valves, isolation valves, cathodic protection, and six agricultural turnouts to provide approximately 1,400 acre-feet-per-year of supplemental irrigation water to 700 irrigated acres in addition to the existing 5,500-acre service area (CoastalDistribution System); pavement replacement; and traffic control, and all associated work as described in the Contract Documents.

PREVAILING WAGE

Project Contact: KIM HEINEmail: [email protected]

MAND 11/14 @ 11am- 36 Brennan St, Watsonville

19-03519

1

2:00 PM11/26/19

Addenda:PVWMA F-PIPELINE PROJECT

30-65

Prebid Conf:

Pajaro Valley Water Management Agency 831-722-9292





Supplier Fax: 209-538-4550Office: 209-538-6760Ferguson Enterprises

Plan Issuer:

Aptos $587,956

This project consists of maintenance and repair of six existing stadium light poles at Cabrillo Community College Multi-Purpose Field.The top existing structure and catwalk are to be cut and removed. The sections removed are to be replaced by new structure to matchexisting in size and kind. Existing light fixtures are to be saved, reinstalled and re-aimed. Poles masts and foundations are to remainand poles are to be rewired. The existing lighting panels are to be replaced at each pole as well as the two existing transformers. Anew house keeping pad is required at one of the transformer location. All poles are to be painted.

MAND 11/14 @ 11am- Purchasing, Contracts, Risk Management Office, Bldg 2030

19-03460

3

2:00 PM12/3/19

Addenda:STADIUM LIGHT POLES MAINTENANCE

B20-03

Prebid Conf:

Cabrillo Community College District [email protected] 831-477-5613 831-477-5640

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz

The Santa Cruz Port District invites qualified contractors to submit a proposal for construction of a display cradle for the vessel knownas Pappy, and associated sitework described in the plans by Hogan Land Services sheets C1, C2, and C3, dated October 2, 2019.Work required as part of this project consists, in general, of mobilization and demobilization, site fencing (temporary and permanent),shrub removal, erosion control and stabilization, excavation and site work, lighting installation, sandblasting, concrete work, paverinstallation, framing, carpentry, and electrical work.

19-03521

0

11:00 AM12/3/19

Addenda:RFP - CONSTRUCTION OF VESSEL DISPLAY CRADLE AT SANTA CRUZ HARBOR

Santa Cruz Port District [email protected] 831-475-6161 831-475-9558

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 831-920-8408Tyman Construction


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz $890,000

The proposed project would remove the existing damaged fabric shade canopy and reuse the existing columns and foundations tosupport a new permanent roof structure to allow approximately 1,700 SF of the outdoor dining to be used in inclement weather. Theproject would also repair or replace a failing grease interceptor and as an alternate, to provide vehicular access to the interceptor formonthly disposal.

Project Contact: Tanya GuerreraEmail: [email protected]

MAND 11/14 @ 8:30am- Physical Planning, Development & Operations Conference Room #151H, Barn G

19-03563

0

11:00 AM12/4/19

Addenda:PORTER COLLEGE - DINING HALL SEATING EXPANSION

3002-040

Prebid Conf:

UCSC Physical Planning & Construction 831-459-2366 831-459-5540



Bidders:

Santa Cruz

Concrete Podium + a 63-unit multifamily apartment complex consisting of 16-1 bedroom units, 18-2 bedroom units and 29-3 bedroomunits.The project consists of an accelerated schedule; Saturday’s are a mandatory work day. Project Start: 05/13/2019Shoring, wet utilities and earthwork have already been awarded. Concrete and waterproofing scopes are subject to State PrevailingWage. See State Prevailing Wage Notice in the plan room.Questions can be directed to Jamie Martz ([email protected] 208-908-4863).Work hours for this project are from 8:00AM and 10:00PM and will be strictly enforced - by PWB and the City of Santa Cruz.

19-03589

0

5:00 PM12/5/19

Addenda:OCEAN STREET APARTMENTS (SUB BIDS ONLY)


General Contractor Fax: 208-461-0033Office: 208-461-0022Pacific West Builders

Roofing Contractor Fax: 510-471-6426Office: 510-471-7257Cell-Crete Corp.

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz

The University of California, Santa Cruz, is selecting firms to provide Special Inspection services for the following funded project:KRESGE COLLEGE RESIDENTIAL AND NON-RESIDENTIAL MAJOR REVITALIZATION PHASE 2A AND 2B PROJECT #3238

19-03505

0

12:00 PM12/6/19

Addenda:RFQ - KRESGE COLLEGE SPECIAL INSPECTION SERVICES

3238


Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz

The Santa Cruz County Flood Control and Water Conservation District-Zone 5 is seeking engineering consulting services to developan updated stormwater facility Master Plan for Zone 5.

19-03400

0

4:00 PM12/10/19

Addenda:RFP - SANTA CRUZ COUNTY STORM DRAINAGE FACILITIES MATER PLAN UPDATE

County of Santa Cruz 831-454-2160 831-454-2385

Plan Issuer:

Scotts Valley $285,000

New home in Scotts Valley. 2130sf single-family home with 810sf deck, 4 beds, 2.5 baths.The structural frame of the house will use a prefabricated steel framing system (to be fabricated off-site and erected by supplier - seewww.blueskybuildingsystems.com for info). We’re looking to build solid working relationships with licensed subcontractors and a GC orconstruction manager for future projects. Currently project is owner-builder and is considered a prototype for future home builds with(see www.Kaza.Homes).Permit Status: Initial county review completed. Currently working on minor revisions, but plans are largely complete. Project isapproved for standard septic system. Geotechnical report review, zoning, EHS and environmental planning reviews complete.Project Status: Building site prepped, new well drilled, preliminary driveway grading complete.

Project Contact: Tiffany SymmesEmail: [email protected]

11/18 - 12/2 @ 8am-6:30pm- site

19-03632

0

2:00 PM12/10/19

Addenda:KAZA - VAN LONDEN PROJECT

Prebid Conf:

Tiffany Symmes [email protected] 415-250-1986

NEW


Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz

The work to be done consists, in general, of installing directional pedestrian, vehicular, parking, and gateway signage and in somecases new poles. In addition, work will include removal of all existing wayfinding directional (pedestrian, parking, and vehicular)signage and some no-longer-in-use poles. See Bid package, Construction Standards, and sign locations map.

Project Contact: AMANDA ROTELLAEmail: [email protected]

19-03573

0

2:00 PM12/12/19

Addenda:WAYFINDING SIGNAGE FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION

R21205

City of Santa Cruz 831-420-5160 831-420-5161

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Watsonville $1,600,000

Construct new HMA trail, post and wire fence, wire guardrail, masonry retaining walls, empty conduits and pull boxes, storm drain pipe,installation of new signs, relocation of existing signs and striping and signage.

Project Contact: Murray FontesEmail: [email protected]

19-03418

1

11:00 AM12/17/19

Addenda:MONTEREY BAY SANCTUARY SCENIC TRAIL SEGMENT 18-OHLONE PARKWAY TO WATSONVILLESLOUGH TRAIL TRAILHEAD

CT-19-20

City of Watsonville 831-768-3115 831-763-4065



General Contractor Fax: 775-267-6801Office: 775-267-6800Herback General Engineering

General Contractor Fax: 925-621-5799Office: 925-621-5700Teichert Construction-Sf Bay Area Branch

Testing & Inspection Services Fax: 408-217-9632Office: 559-960-0074Achievement Engineering Corp

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz $950,000

Construction of Sinsheimer Cryo Lab 132 includes renovation of an existing laboratory space to accommodate the installation of oneCryo-Electron Microscope, make accommodations for the future installation of one additional Cryo-Electron Microscope, andassociated equipment within Sinsheimer Labs, Lab 132. Additional elements of the renovation incorporate: user needs for human andmaterials flow; physical and spatial requirements for microscope installation and operation; delivery path requirements; andmechanical, plumbing and electrical requirements, including mechanical ductwork, valves, hydronic piping, controls, process chilledwater, lighting, fire alarm system modifications, fire sprinkler system modifications, hazardous-materials safety system, datainfrastructure and security system additions. The scope of Work also includes removal of barriers to accessibility on the First Floor ofSinsheimer Labs by converting two multi-occupant restrooms into two fully accessible all-gender restrooms, updating an existing publicbreak room sink and counter, and updating wayfinding signage on the existing path-of-travel to the project area.

Project Contact: Joshua FrancisEmail: [email protected]

MAND 12/3 @ 2pm- main west entrance to the Sinsheimer Laboratory Building

19-03652

0

4:00 PM12/17/19

Addenda:SINSHEIMER LABS - LAB 132 CRYO ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

4000-021

Prebid Conf:


NEW



Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz $110,000

Construct a 10'-8'' x 15'-10'' to Schwan Lake Pump Station on Twin Lakes State Beach in Santa Cruz, CA.This project involves expansion of the Schwan Lake Pump Station and relocation of an existing generator that currently resides at thepump station.

PREVAILING WAGE

Project Contact: Marcella BaileyEmail: [email protected]

19-03483

0

2:00 PM1/9/20

Addenda:SCHWAN LAKE PUMP STATION EXPANSION

County of Santa Cruz 831-454-2160 831-454-2385

Electrical Contractor Office: 831-251-7103Central Electric Co.


Painting and Coatings Fax: 503-245-5715Office: 503-245-0679The Rodriguez Corporation Dba TheRodriguez Group

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Pre Qual List

Contractors Pre Qualification Notices for the Week of November 18, 2019 The following agencies are now looking for contractors to be pre-qualified for upcoming projects at their public agency. Please read each qualification request as they vary with each agency. Click on the name of the agency as this will provide you with a direct link to their website for more information.

Name of Public Agency Completion Date

John Swett Unified School District December 31, 2020 Berkeley Unified School District Ongoing Liberty Union High School District-MEP Only October 1, 2019 San Lorenzo Unified School District November 15, 2019 Santa Rosa City Schools December 31, 2019 Monterey Regional Airport District December 31, 2019 San Jose Unified School District Open Ended Contra Costa Community College District Open Ended St. Helena Unified School District Open Ended Paso Robles Joint Union School District Open Ended San Mateo-Foster City School District Open Ended Carmel Unified School District December 31, 2020 Cupertino Union School District Open Ended Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union School District Open Ended Metropolitan Education District Open Ended City of Morgan Hill Open Ended San Mateo-Foster City School District Open Ended Napa Valley Unified School District Open Ended San Ramon Valley Unified School District Open Ended Rocklin Unified School District Open Ended Upper Lake Unified School District December 31,2020 Santa Clara Unified School District Open Ended Foothill DeAnza Community College District Open Ended Kern High School District Open Ended Palo Alto Unified School District December 2, 2019 San Rafael City School District Open Ended Santa Clara County Office of Education Open Ended Alisal Union School District January 17,2020 San Jose-Evergreen Community College District Open Ended Santa Cruz Port District Open Ended Bret Harte Union High School District Open Ended Lakeport Unified School District Open Ended City of Saratoga Open Ended Sylvan Unified School District January 31, 2020 Mount Diablo Unified School District Open Ended Forestville Union School District Open Ended

When is a “Notice of Completion” on a California Private Works Construction Project Valid?

Why Does it Matter for my Collection Rights? What is a Notice of Completion? A “notice of completion” is a document recorded by the owner of property where construction work was performed. Specifically, it is recorded at the Office of the County Recorder in the County where the work was performed. The notice of completion tells the world at large that the construction project is complete. It also triggers the deadlines for those who have not been paid to make their claims for payment. Is an Owner of a California Private Works Project Required to Record a Notice of Completion? No, there is no requirement that an owner of a California private works construction project record a Notice of Completion. However, there are consequences which depend on whether an Owner elects to record the notice or not. For My Collection Rights, Why Does it Matter Whether a Notice of Completion Has Been Recorded? The date of recording of a valid notice of completion sets the deadline for those who have not been paid for work performed and materials supplied to a California construction project to pursue such important collection remedies as the “mechanics lien”, the “stop payment notice” and the “payment bond claim.” These are very powerful collection remedies for those who have not been paid. If the deadline to pursue these remedies is missed by a claimant, then the claimant’s right to pursue these remedies is also missed. One of these remedies, the mechanics lien, will enable the claimant to sell the owner’s property where the work was performed in order to get paid. Why do Owners Record Notices of Completion as Opposed to Not Doing so Altogether? The specific reason that the owner of property where work was performed will record a notice of completion is that doing so will speed up the time for claimants to make claims for payment, including the mechanics lien claim against the owner’s property. For example, note: If there is no valid notice of completion recorded on a project then all claimants, including the “direct” or “prime” contractor, and all subcontractors and suppliers on the project will have 90 days from project completion to record a mechanics lien. However, when a valid notice of completion has been recorded, the direct contractor has only 60 days and subcontractors and suppliers have as few as 30 days before they must record a mechanics lien.

With these varying deadlines in mind, you can see that owners will record a notice of completion to speed up the timeline for all claimants to record mechanics liens from 90 days to as few as 30 days. Owners know that with the shorter period of time available if the owner records a notice of completion, it is more likely that claimants will miss the deadline and thereby also miss the opportunity to record a mechanics lien on the owner’s property and possibly sell the owner’s property through a mechanics lien foreclosure lawsuit in order to get paid. Are There Times when a Facially Valid Notice of Completion Might Not Actually be Valid? Yes. Many of the notices of completion recorded are in fact, not valid. The usual reason that they are not valid is because they were not recorded within a very short window of time for recording notices of completion. The very important rule which must be followed by owners, and which is most often violated, is that a notice of completion is valid only if it is recorded within 15 days after actual completion of the entire project. Note that this “actual completion” is completion as to the entire project. It does not matter whether a specific trade is completed. What matters is whether the entire project is completed by all trades who work on the project. What Happens When a Notice of Completion is Not Valid? When a notice of completion is not valid then it is, in a legal sense, treated as if it does not exist. When this happens, the deadline for all claimants, including the direct contractor, and all subcontractors and suppliers to record a mechanics lien defaults to the deadline applicable when there is no notice of completion, which is 90 days after the entire project is fully completed. When it is Time to Make a Mechanics Lien Claim, How Does a Claimant Know if a Notice of Completion is Timely and Valid? This is the problem. When it comes time to record a mechanics lien, the claimant will generally not know if the notice of completion is valid. This is because it is extremely difficult for a claimant in a single trade to know for certain when the last of all the other trades on the project has completed its work on the project. It is generally therefore impossible for that single claimant to know whether or not the owner recorded the notice of completion within the short 15-day window after a entire project was fully completed. Understand that we are talking about the entire project, and not just the scope of work of a single claimant. What is important is when the last bit of contract work on the project was completed. It might have been the last brush of paint, or the last sprinkler head screwed on, the last electrical wall plate installed, or the last door handle put in place. If a Claimant Does Not Know if a Notice of Completion is Valid, How Does a Claimant Know if it has 30 or 60 or 90 Days to Record a Mechanics Lien? How is the Issue Dealt with in a Practical Sense? In most cases, since an individual claimant will not know for certain if a notice of completion is valid and timely (within the short 15-day window), the claimant has no choice but to presume that the notice of completion is NOT valid. The fact is that until “discovery” is conducted as part of the much later court litigation process, no one can be certain when the very last bit of

work was performed by the very last subcontractor on the project. Thus, no one can be certain of their deadline. Therefore, as a practical matter, if a claimant is done with its work and is concerned that the project is complete or nearing completion, the claimant should consider recording its mechanics lien without delay if it has not been paid, rather than risk missing the deadline. When is Too Early to Record a Mechanics Lien? A claimant cannot record a mechanics lien on a project until after the claimant has finished its own work on the project. What About Punch Lists and Repairs? Do They Extend the Date of Actual Completion? A “punch list” is a list of items of work to complete and repairs to be made in order to achieve completion of a contractor’s or subcontractor’s contractual scope of work. Punch lists are typically composed of many items, some which are for work not performed (installing a missing electrical face plate, some painting missed, some lights not installed) and others are for repairs to work actually completed (installed electrical not functioning, some finished painting damaged, installed lights not working). It is necessary to look at a punch list in its multiple component items. Generally, a project is not “complete” until all of the contract or subcontract work is completed. Therefore, completing uncompleted items will generally extend the date of completion. However, repairs to completed work will generally not extend the date of actual completion. Are There Substitutes or Alternatives to a Notice of Completion of Which I Should be Aware? Yes, one common alternative to a notice of completion is a “notice of cessation”. A notice of cessation has a different set of rules as to when it is timely and valid. A notice of cessation” may generally be recorded only after work on the construction project has stopped for a continuous period of 30 days. This type of notice is often used when a project runs out of money and stops for lack of funds. This would mean that if no contractor or subcontractor at all was working on a project for 30 days, even though the project was not actually completed, the owner could record a notice of cessation which would have the same effect as a notice of completion. Because of this, you may need to keep an eye on a project and drop by from time to time to see if all work has stopped, even though the project is not actually complete. Is the Owner Required to Let Potential Claimants Know That a Notice of Completion or a Notice of Cessation has Been Recorded? Although an owner is not “required” to tell a potential claimant that a notice of completion or notice of cessation has been recorded, in some cases there is a penalty to the owner if they do not let potential claimants know that a notice of completion or notice of cessation has been recorded. It works like this: Generally, as to subcontractors and suppliers to a private construction project who served the owner with a preliminary notice, owners of private public works projects should notify them when they have recorded a notice of completion or a notice of cessation. Owners should provide this notice within 10 days after recording a notice of

completion or a notice of cessation. If this properly occurs, then the subcontractor or supplier will have only 30 days to record a mechanics lien. However, if an owner under such circumstances fails to properly notify a subcontractor or supplier within 10 days after recording a notice of completion or notice of cessation, then the subcontractor or supplier will have 90 days to record a mechanics lien. This is a penalty on the owner who hopes to achieve an advantage by secretly recording a notice of completion or notice of cessation without notifying subcontractors and suppliers who served the owner with a preliminary notice. This law does not apply to public works projects or owner-occupied personal residences of less than 5 units. Best Advice: If you are a subcontractor or supplier who has finished supplying labor and materials to a California construction project and payment to you is delinquent, you need to protect your construction claim rights. If you have concerns that a project is nearing completion or has been completed, you should consider recording your mechanics lien and serving your stop payment notice without delay. In general, at the time that a notice of completion is recorded it is not possible for an individual subcontractor or supplier to determine if a notice of completion was timely recorded within the small 15-day window of time after a project is completed. In fact, many notices of completion fail in this regard. The best advice is to record the mechanics lien and serve the stop payment notice without delay. Leave it for another time to make the determination of whether the notice of completion is or is not valid. To do otherwise may cause you to miss your mechanics lien and stop payment notice claims deadlines. If you miss these deadlines you may ultimately never be paid. Legal sources: California Civil Code sections 8180-8190, 8200-8216, 8400-8488, 8460-8470, 8500-8560, 8600-8614. Article by William L. Porter, Esq. in 2019. Mr. Porter is a principal in The Porter Law Group, Inc. in Sacramento, California. He can be reached by phone at (916) 381-7868. Visit the firm’s website at www.porterlaw.com and www.AppliedLegal.com

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There's one industry where today's fashions just don't make it. That‘s construction. Fancy duds are likely to get caught or snagged and cause you to fall or to get hurt in some other way. Your clothing should not only be appropriate, but rugged enough to stand up to the use it'll get. KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON Always wear a heavy duty shirt, preferably long sleeved with the cuffs buttoned at the wrist. Don't wear it loose or baggy. Keep it tucked in to avoid snagging. Your shirt will protect you from sunburn, so keep it on even when the weather is hot. It also will protect you from scrapes and from skin-irritating materials, such as concrete water and poison ivy. Don't wear anything around your neck that can dangle and get caught in machinery. NO BAGGY PANTS Wear straight-line pants of proper length without pocket flaps or cuffs. They should not be baggy or so long that your heels get caught in them. You probably can't keep your pants up without a belt. If your belt is too long, cut off the extra length or run it through additional belt loops. In this way it won't get caught and pull you into machinery. LEAVE JEWELRY HOME One of the most common causes of amputated fingers is jewelry, such as rings, wrist watches and bracelets. Lt may look nice, but if it gets caught in machinery, you're in for a painful experience. PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD Different jobs call for different kinds of foot-wear, but, generally, properly fitted, high top safety boots should be worn. They give you more support than other boots and more protection in case you drop something on your foot where steel-tip footwear should always be required. Wear rubber boots when working in wet material, especially if it's deep. Spreading concrete is a good example. WINTER WEAR During cold weather, two light, woolen shirts are better than one heavy one for warmth. Gloves and hard hat liners are also advisable in cold weather. DRESS RIGHT When you dress for construction jobs, remember that you're not out to model the latest fashions. Your work clothes may not make you the sharpest dude on the block, but you'll look a lot better than you would if loose clothing or jewelry caused you to get caught in a machine. Safety Recommendations:________________________________________________________________________________ Job Specific Topics:_____________________________________________________________________________________ M.S.D.S Reviewed:_____________________________________________________________________________________ Attended By: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Tip de Seguridad en EspañolROPA PARA CONSTRUCCION

La industria de construcción es donde modas de hoy no mas no lo hacen. Ropa elegante es probable de atorarse o gancharse y lo causan caer u lastimarse. Su ropa tiene que no solamente ser apropiada, pero bastante áspero para el uso que va recibir. Siempre use una camisa pesada , preferible una de manga larga con los puños de la camisa abotonados a la canilla. No la use suelta. Mantenga la dentro de los pantelones para evitir que se pescen. Su camisa lo protegerá de quemadura de sol, dejese la puesta aún que cuando el tiempo este caliente. También lo protegerá de aranios y de materiales que son irritantes a la piel. No use cualquier cosa alrededor de su cuello. estos pueden colgarse en la maquinaria. Usen los pantalones sin aletas de bolsillo o bocamangas. No tienen que ser abotagados o tan largos que sus talones se atoran en ellos. Probablemente no va poder mantener sus pantalones para arriba sin un cinturón. Si su cinturón es muy largo, corte la o corre la por las vueltas adicionales del pantalone. Una de las causas majorias comúnes de dedos amputados son joyas tales como anillos, relojes de pulsera y brazaletes. Cuando se viste para trabajo de construcción, recuerda que no va a modelar las modas mas recientes. Safety Recommendations:________________________________________________________________________________ Job Specific Topics:_____________________________________________________________________________________ M.S.D.S Reviewed:_____________________________________________________________________________________ Attended By: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

ROPA PARA CONSTRUCCION

La industria de construcción es donde modas de hoy no mas no lo hacen. Ropa elegante es probable de atorarse o gancharse y lo causan caer u lastimarse. Su ropa tiene que no solamente ser apropiada, pero bastante áspero para el uso que va recibir. Siempre use una camisa pesada , preferible una de manga larga con los puños de la camisa abotonados a la canilla. No la use suelta. Mantenga la dentro de los pantelones para evitir que se pescen. Su camisa lo protegerá de quemadura de sol, dejese la puesta aún que cuando el tiempo este caliente. También lo protegerá de aranios y de materiales que son irritantes a la piel. No use cualquier cosa alrededor de su cuello. estos pueden colgarse en la maquinaria. Usen los pantalones sin aletas de bolsillo o bocamangas. No tienen que ser abotagados o tan largos que sus talones se atoran en ellos. Probablemente no va poder mantener sus pantalones para arriba sin un cinturón. Si su cinturón es muy largo, corte la o corre la por las vueltas adicionales del pantalone. Una de las causas majorias comúnes de dedos amputados son joyas tales como anillos, relojes de pulsera y brazaletes. Cuando se viste para trabajo de construcción, recuerda que no va a modelar las modas mas recientes. Safety Recommendations:________________________________________________________________________________ Job Specific Topics:_____________________________________________________________________________________ M.S.D.S Reviewed:_____________________________________________________________________________________ Attended By: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________