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Bidding This Week...

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Bid Time Project NameLocationBid Date

12/12/16 Menlo Park Rfp Professional Consulting Services For Bedwell Bayfront Park Master Plan Project

5:00 PM

12/13/16 Gilroy Gavilan College Swimming Pool Renovation2:00 PM

12/13/16 Los Gatos Los Gatos High School New Classroom & Music Buildings - Los Gatos Saratoga Joint Union School District (Online)

2:00 PM

12/13/16 San Jose Door Lockset & Cylinder Replacement (Online)2:00 PM

12/13/16 Campbell Pollard Road/More Avenue Signal Improvements2:00 PM

12/13/16 Cupertino Rancho Rinconada Pool Resurfacing10:00 AM

12/13/16 Monterey Citywide Sidewalk Repair, Phase 32:00 PM

12/13/16 Campbell Miscellaneous Accessibility Ramp Installation Project3:00 PM

12/13/16 Monterey On-Call Signal And Traffic Equipment Maintenance Contractor 20172:00 PM

12/13/16 Hollister Request For Professional Qualifications And Proposal For Citywide Building Maintenance Services

2:00 PM

12/13/16 Monterey J Jill Del Monte Shopping Center2:00 PM

12/13/16 Santa Clara Hvac Duct System Maintenance Services Dmv Field Office2:30 PM

12/14/16 San Jose Independence High School Buildings G, H, K, L (G&H) Modernization -Esuhsd (Online)

11:00 AM

12/14/16 Palo Alto Cubberley Community Center Auditorium Re-Roof Project3:00 PM

12/14/16 Sunnyvale Fair Oaks Park Recreation Building Remodel3:00 PM

12/15/16 Saratoga Student Services Building West Valley College (Online)1:00 PM

12/15/16 Saratoga Student Services Building West Valley College (Online)2:00 PM

12/15/16 San Jose 8303-Cast Iron Replacement Fy 16-17 Package 13:00 PM

12/15/16 Mountain View Library Elevator Modernization2:00 PM

12/15/16 Cupertino 2017 Cdbg City-Wide Curb Ramp Installation Project3:00 PM

12/15/16 Big Sur Ccc Garage Repairs Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park 2:00 PM

12/15/16* Pismo Beach Pismo Pier Rehabilitation2:00 PM

12/15/16 San Jose 8290-Public Works General Engineering Contract For Pipe Facilities3:00 PM

12/15/16 Santa Clara County Rfq Rail Rehabilitation Phase 6, Crossovers & Interlockings - Scvta2:00 PM

12/15/16 San Luis Obispo County

Annual Rural Roadside Mowing - North County Area 3:00 PM

12/15/16 San Luis Obispo County

Annual Rural Roadside Mowing - Coastal County Area 3:00 PM

12/15/16 San Jose 7847-3rd Street Garage New Lighting Emergency Power System (Re-Bid)

3:00 PM

12/15/16 San Jose 7715-Trail: Three Creeks (Lonus Street To Minnesota Avenue)3:00 PM

12/15/16 Arroyo Grande Rfp - Woman's Club Renovation4:00 PM

12/15/16 San Luis Obispo Iron Works Apartments - Haslo4:00 PM

12/16/16 Santa Cruz County Traffic Signs And Signage Materials2:00 PM

12/16/16 Santa Clara County Rfp Silicon Valley Express Lanes Electronic Toll System Integration Services (Online)

5:00 PM

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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 12/8/2016

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

Plan Issuer:

Visit

Monterey

This is an on-call contract, which shall be used to provide the City with a readily available work force for construction, repairs,alterations to existing facilities and emergency work for the repair and maintenance of traffic signal, communications, and lightingsystems, including testing and certification of new controller assemblies, maintenance, repairand installation of new traffic signal equipment, lighted crosswalks, radar speed feedback signs, rectangular rapid flashing beaconsand flashing beacons.

12/1 9 am @ 353 Camino El Estero

16-02874

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2:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:ON-CALL SIGNAL AND TRAFFIC EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE CONTRACTOR 2017

Prebid Conf:

non-mandatory

City of Monterey-Traffic Engineering Division [email protected] 831-646-3473 831-646-3474

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey $582,000

Removal and replacement of portland cement concrete (PCC), brick and paver sidewalks, installing curb drains and installing treewells with cobblestones or pervious rubber surfaces. Areas where construction takes place may be located in high pedestrian trafficareas. Appropriate safeguards must be put in place to protect the public from injury and protect the placed product from vandalismprior to concrete curing.

Project Contact: Rose Dickson 831-646-3997Email: [email protected]

12/1 at 10:30AM (353 Camino El Estero) (Non-Mandatory)

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2:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:CITYWIDE SIDEWALK REPAIR, PHASE 3

1111816-0085

Prebid Conf:

City of Monterey 831-646-3997 831-646-5686

General Contractor Fax: 559-322-2071Office: 559-322-2041Clean Cut Landscape

General Contractor Fax: 831-449-0700Office: 831-444-4127Don Chapin Co.

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

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

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

General Contractor Fax: 951-686-4020Office: 951-686-4215Victor Concrete

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey

Tri-North Builders, Inc. is seeking all trades: Temporary Barriers and Enclosures; Interior Demolition; Interior Demolition; FinishCarpentry; EPDM Roofing; Steel Doors and Frames; Hardware; Drywall; Acoustical Ceilings; Flooring; Wood Flooring; ResilientFlooring; Painting; Fire Alarm; Fire Protection (Sprinkler); Plumbing; HVAC; Electrical; Electrical Contractor.

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2:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:J JILL DEL MONTE SHOPPING CENTER

Tri-North Builders, Inc. 608-204-7245 608-271-3354

General Contractor Office: 000-000-0000!!!There may be other GC's bidding thisproject that we are unaware of

General Contractor Fax: 608-271-3354Office: 608-204-7245Tri-North Builders, Inc.

Plan Issuer:

Big Sur $70,000 $75,000

Restore the Baseball Field Garage, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, located at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. Repair and restoregarage facade, siding and roof. Current square footage of 640 SF to remain the same.

PREVAILING WAGE

MAND 11/30 1 pm @ site, day use area

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2:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:CCC GARAGE REPAIRS PFEIFFER BIG SUR STATE PARK

to

Prebid Conf:

CA State Parks & Recreation [email protected] 831-647-6245

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

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Salinas

This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) provides interested Professional Architectural and Engineering firms with sufficient information toenable them to prepare and submit proposals for consideration by Hartnell College for open-ended professional design services. Theservices include but are not limited to planning, feasibility studies, conceptual designs, design, cost estimates, bid documentspreparation, bid participation, construction administration, and close out services. Electronic bids are not being accepted for the RFQ.

All questions must be submitted by email to Joseph Reyes at [email protected]

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3:00 PM12/20/16

Addenda:RFQ - ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING SERVICES

Hartnell College Purchasing Dept. [email protected] 831-755-6814

Consultant Fax: 831-372-2679Office: 831-521-9360Eagle Project Managament

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey $20,000

Rehabilitate Unit 153 at 300 Glenwood Circle.

Project Contact: Megan Beckman 831-242-8724Email: [email protected]

MAND 12/7 at 10AM

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2:00 PM12/20/16

Addenda:REHABILITATION OF 300 GLENWOOD CIRCLE, UNIT 153

1111816-0076

Prebid Conf:

City of Monterey 831-646-3997 831-646-5686

General Contractor Office: 831-320-4101Blancas Construction Inc

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey $60,000

Rehabilitate Unit 293 at 300 Glenwood Circle.

Project Contact: Megan Beckman 831 242-8724Email: [email protected]

MAND 12/7 at 10AM

16-02910

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2:00 PM12/20/16

Addenda:REHABILITATION OF 300 GLENWOOD CIRCLE, UNIT 293

1111816-0077

Prebid Conf:

City of Monterey 831-646-3997 831-646-5686

General Contractor Office: 831-320-4101Blancas Construction Inc

General Contractor Fax: 831-393-9229Office: 408-380-4234Hauser Construction

Plan Issuer:

Salinas

MRWPCA is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide engineering design services for a new sewer service connection from afarmworker housing complex located at 252 Hitchcock Road, Salinas. The project will include a small pump station and pipeline to beconnected to the Agency’s Salinas Pump Station located at 146 Hitchcock Road.

MAND 11/15 @ 10am- 5 Harris Ct, Bldg D, Monterey

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5:00 PM12/22/16

Addenda:ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICES FOR THE FARMWORKER HOUSING WASTEWATER SERVICEEXTENSION

Prebid Conf:

Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency 831-883-6109 831-883-0516

Plan Issuer:

Carmel By The Sea $30,000

This work consists primarily of demolition and disposal of an existing guard rail and installation of a new guard rail; etc.

PREVAILING WAGE

12/13 @ 9am- site

16-02958

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2:00 PM12/27/16

Addenda:SUNSET CENTER GUARDRAIL REPLACEMENT

16040

Prebid Conf:

Eagle Project Management [email protected] 831-521-9360

NEW

Carmel By The Sea $30,000

This work consists primarily of repair of existing fuel pump leaks.

PREVAILING WAGE

12/14 @ 9am- site

16-02957

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2:00 PM12/28/16

Addenda:PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT FUEL ISLAND REPAIR

Prebid Conf:

NEW

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

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Carmel

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Education for the Carmel Unified School District has elected to utilize the alternative biddingprocedures set forth in Public Contract Code section 22032 et seq. and shall develop and maintain a list of qualified contractors,identified according to categories of work, in accordance with the provisions of Public Contract Code section 22034 and criteria that theCalifornia Uniform Cost Accounting Commission promulgates from time to time. Notice is further provided that District is inviting alllicensed contractors to submit the name of their firm to the District for inclusion on the District’s list of qualified bidders for the 2016calendar year.Persons or companies interested in being included on the District’s list of bidders for the 2016 calendar year shall provide the nameand address to which a Notice to Contractors or Proposal should be mailed, a phone number at which the contractor may be reached,the type of work in which the contractor is interested in doing and currently licensed to do (earthwork, pipelines, electrical, painting,general building, etc.), together with the class of contractor’s license(s) held and contractor license number(s).Contractors interesting in being included on the District’s list of bidders for the 2016 calendar year may submit the above-describedinformation in person or by U.S. Mail to:Carmel Unified School DistrictAttn: Dan PaulPO Box 222700Carmel, CA 93922It is the sole responsibility of the person submitting such information in person or by U.S. Mail to ensure that is delivered to the Districtand includes all requested information. Any contractor providing a submittal that lacks the information set forth herein will not be addedto the District’s list of prequalified bidders for the 2016 calendar year.

16-01553

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5:00 PM12/30/16

Addenda:NOTICE INVITING LICENSED CONTRACTORS

Carmel Unified School District [email protected] 831-624-6311

General Contractor Fax: 831-633-3389Office: 831-633-3371Ausonio Incorporated

General Contractor Fax: 619-878-2980Office: 619-512-5505De La Fuente Construction, Inc.


General Contractor Fax: 408-363-8029Office: 408-363-8028Northern Underground Const Inc

General Contractor Fax: 831-883-2453Office: 831-384-1500Scudder Roofing

Glass & Glazing Contractor Fax: 408-922-0554Office: 408-922-0555Lincoln Glass & Mirror

Plumbing & Piping Contractor Fax: 831-659-2185Office: 831-917-3121OCG Plumbing Inc.

Roofing Contractor Fax: 408-294-1013Office: 408-293-7977California Roofing

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Visit

Salinas

Class B. Tenant improvement to the existing warm shell second floor space. The 13,000 SF project area shall include waiting areas,offices, exam rooms and education class room. Construction is anticipated to commence in March 2017.

PREVAILING WAGE

12/7 10 am @ site, meet in the main lobby

16-02971

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2:00 PM1/4/17

Addenda:DIABETES AND ENDOCRINE CENTER

Prebid Conf:

non-mandatory

SVMHS - Construction Trailer 831-759-3291 831-753-5130

NEW

General Contractor Fax: 831-633-3389Office: 831-633-3371Ausonio, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 831-372-5584Office: 831-372-5580Avila Construction

General Contractor Fax: 831-761-5513Office: 831-761-5511Coastwide Environmental Tech.

General Contractor Fax: 669-231-0010Office: 669-231-0011FTG Builders Inc

General Contractor Fax: 831-717-4315Office: 831-375-4777Property Restoration Services

General Contractor Fax: 831-641-0586Office: 831-641-0580Pueblo Construction

General Contractor Fax: 831-422-0566Office: 831-422-9696Tombleson, Inc.

NEW

Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Monterey

The work consists of an addition of office space and testing room between an existing two-story group-home building, enclosing theexisting kitchen, re-configuring refrigerators & counters, new kitchen flooring, re-configuring a pantry door, alarming the second storywindow, adding a washer & dryer to existing laundry room and adding air conditioning to the existing HVAC system and new fencingand gates & augmenting the existing surveillance system. Specs are included in the plan sheets.

Division 00 portion of the project will follow

16-02820

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2:00 PM1/5/17

Addenda:MANZANITA MONTEREY HOUSE

Wald Ruhnke Dost Architects [email protected] 831-649-4642 831-649-3530

Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction

General Contractor Fax: 831-372-5584Office: 831-372-5580Avila Construction

General Contractor Fax: 408-782-3103Office: 408-710-0685Builders Exchange Temp Accts

General Contractor Office: 831-750-9125J. Moreno Construction, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-847-4655Office: 408-847-4622Premier Builders Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 831-717-4315Office: 831-375-4777Property Restoration Services

General Contractor Fax: 831-641-9148Office: 831-641-9147Thayer, William A. Construction

HVAC Contractor Fax: 805-621-5050Office: 805-621-5000Smith Electric Service

Sub-Contractor/SpecialtyContractor

Fax: 999-999-9999Office: 650-999-0700Stumbaugh and Associates

Plan Issuer:

Seaside

The City of Seaside (“City”) seeks professional services for the preparation of construction documents for a proposed expansion of theCity’s Fire Station #1. The design team selected for this project shall have a demonstrated experience in fire station design, buildingrenovation work, fast track project scheduling, and ability to adhere to project budgets. The Seaside Fire Department is in need of 2additional engine bays. The project shall include designing and cost estimating for expansion, site improvements, attending meetingsfor plan reviews, permit applications and approvals, bidding and construction assistance, and effective project design management.Property acquisition is not anticipated to complete the project, however construction easements will be required. Scope of work willincludes design, development of technical bid documents, and construction support.

16-02929

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5:00 PM1/5/17

Addenda:RFP - FIRE STATION #1 EXPANSION

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

Plan Issuer:

Monterey

This is an on-call contract, which shall be used to provide the City with a readily available work force for rehabilitation and repair of Cityowned low to moderate income single family units funded by Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), as the City deemsappropriate. In general, the work consists of repair, replacement and construction of any structure, shelter or enclosure andmiscellaneous associated work at such times and locations as required. The work shall be located in the City of Monterey.

PREVAILING WAGE

16-02877

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2:00 PM1/10/17

Addenda:COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS ON-CALL 2017

City of Monterey [email protected] 831-242-8724 831-646-5686

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Visit

Monterey $226,500

In general, the work consists of, but is not limited to, the demolition and construction of concrete curb, gutter, sidewalk, drivewaycrossing, lighted basketball court, new picnic tables and accessories, the installation of decomposed granite paving, sod placement,and an irrigation system. The work also consists of the removal and legal disposal of existing asphalt basket ball court and sodmaterials.

12/14 2 pm @ site, Montecito Park

16-02880

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2:00 PM1/10/17

Addenda:MONTECITO PARK BASKETBALL COURT, TURF, AND ADA UPGRADES PROJECT

32N1617

Prebid Conf:

non-mandatory

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


General Contractor Fax: 831-238-1513Office: 831-238-1513Norcal Contractor

NEW


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Salinas $37,000,002 $38,200,000

Class B. This Type II New Juvenile Hall Project will replace the original late 1950’s facility. The new facility will be constructed inphases with existing buildings being demolished to make way for the new recreation yard and support buildings. Upon completion, thefacility will provide approximately 63,438 square feet (sf) of total building area and approximately 100,108 sf of site improvements on9.217± acres of the greater 38.407± acres of county owned land in Salinas. The completed 120-bed facility will be laid out in a campusstyle design with a central 1-1/4 acre recreation yard surrounded by four housing buildings and support buildings. Two new 30-bedmedium security housing buildings will be approximately 7,176 sf with single and double rooms, and the new 30-bed high-securityhousing building will be approximately 9,715 sf with single and double rooms. Each new housing building will have three 10-bedhousing units with connecting dayroom and showers surrounding a central multi-purpose room, staff-support spaces, and an outdoorrecreation area. Additionally, the high-security housing building will provide on-unit classrooms and a satellite medical exam room. Thebase project includes the renovation of the existing 4,775 sf medium-security dormitoryhousing building; the renovation includes theremodel two existing housing units, one with 10 beds and one with 20 beds, with existing day room and programming space retained.Program services space will be provided at each housing building for education; religious services; counseling; substance abuseclasses; group counseling; mental health evaluations; and, other programs to reduce recidivism. The new dministration buildingprovides spaces for contact and non-contact visitation; central control; medical facilities; staff offices; intake processing; release; stafftraining; staff locker rooms; staff break room; equipment storage; and, maintenance shop with direct access to the new juvenile hallcampus. The project provides a new central kitchen, dining, laundry and warehouse building, and a school/gymnasium building with ateacher resource room, educational offices and staff support areas directly off a large recreational yard. Primary security and visualsupervision for the new facility will be provided by the new central control room, which will utilize closed circuit television to providevisual control and assist in the control of the security perimeter fence line. Central control will have visual supervision of the housingunits, attached outdoor exercise areas, and program spaces. Each new and existing housing unit will also be monitored by a smallerunit security station, located off the multi-purpose room.

PREVAILING WAGE

MAND 12/16 2 pm @ site

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2:00 PM1/26/17

Addenda:NEW JUVENILE HALL PROJECT

8811 to

Prebid Conf:

County of Monterey 831-755-4806 831-755-4958

Demolition Contractor Fax: 831-761-5513Office: 831-761-5511Coastwide Environmental Tech, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 951-289-7112Office: 951-788-0703Hal Hays Construction, Inc


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


Fax: 408-727-7051Office: 408-727-6999Mission City Rebar, Inc


Fax: 408-413-4130Office: 408-848-4088R Titus Waterproofing



San Benito County

Plan Issuer:

Hollister

The City of Hollister is requesting proposals for Building Maintenance Services at various City of Hollister owned buildings. The City ofHollister anticipates having the successful company selected and authorized to proceed by January 2017.Please contract Tina Garza with any questions:(831) [email protected]

12/6 @ 1:30pm- 375 Fifth St, Hollister

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2:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:REQUEST FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND PROPOSAL FOR CITYWIDE BUILDINGMAINTENANCE SERVICES

Prebid Conf:

City of Hollister 831-636-4316 831-634-4913


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Juan Bautista

The Aromas-San Juan Unified School District offers this information to any individual, company, or firm wishing to be added to theDistrict's general construction informal bid list for all trades pursuant to Public Contract Codes 22032 and 22034 - The CaliforniaUniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act (CUPCCA). Interested parties must submit the CUPCCA contractor/vendorapplication to be included. Application forms are available through the Aromas-San Juan Unified School District Maintenance andOperations Department or can be downloaded by clicking the links below or by contacting Bill Rupert at (831) 623-4776 [email protected]. Forms must be returned via US mail to:

Aromas-San Juan Unified School DistrictAttn: Bill Rupert2320 San Juan Highway, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045or by fax to (831) 623-4907

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5:00 PM12/30/16

Addenda:CUPCCA

Aromas-San Juan Unified School District [email protected] 831-623-4776 831-623-1572

General Contractor Office: 831-265-3822Build It Construction Inc

General Contractor Fax: 408-782-3103Office: 408-710-0685Builders Exchange Temp Accts

General Contractor Fax: 408-842-0786Office: 408-842-0748Xtreme American Builders, Inc

Plumbing & Piping Contractor Fax: 408-363-8029Office: 408-363-8028Northern Underground Const Inc

Roofing Contractor Fax: 831-883-2453Office: 831-384-1500Scudder Roofing


Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 831-524-8507MIG Electrical

San BernardinoCounty

$31,000,000

CONSTRUCT AIF AND DEMOLISH EXISTING AIF IN YERMO In San Bernardino County From 0.6 Mile North Of Yermo RoadOvercrossing To 1.0 Mile South Of Minneola Road Overcrossing And From 1.2 Mile North Of Nipton Road Overcrossing To 0.5 MileSouth Of Yates Well Road OvercrossingThe Contractor must have either a Class A license or Class B license or a combination of Class C licenses which constitutes a majorityof the work.

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2:00 PM1/24/17

Addenda:DOT 08-368514 CONSTRUCT AIF AND DEMOLISH EXISTING AIF IN YERMO

08-SBd-15-87.1/87.5 &177.3/181.1

San Luis Obispo County

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Pismo Beach

Removing wood piles, caps, decking stringers and guard railing; replacing with steel piles, wooden caps, decking stringers and guardrailing; repairing the base of existing steel pileat and below the mud line.

MAND 11/15 @ 9am- Entrance to the Pismo Pier

16-02800

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2:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:PISMO PIER REHABILITATION

Prebid Conf:

City of Pismo Beach . 805-773-4656 805-773-4684

Demolition Contractor Fax: 559-222-1147Office: 661-443-8440Central Valley Environmental

General Contractor Fax: 805-772-5803Office: 805-772-7472Associated Pacific Constructors Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 707-678-1760Office: 707-678-2385Bellingham Marine Industries

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 562-437-2831Connolly-Pacific Co

General Contractor Fax: 805-357-5315Office: 805-964-8661Cushman Contracting

General Contractor Fax: 619-233-3706Office: 619-233-0178R.E. Staite Engineering, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 805-681-9717Office: 805-681-9796Schock Contracting Corp.

General Contractor Fax: 800-507-5295Office: 415-896-2859Sierra Mountain Construction Inc

General Contractor Fax: 510-261-2444Office: 510-261-2400Vortex Marine Construction


Plan Issuer:

San Luis ObispoCounty

ELECTRONIC RESPONSES THROUGH PUBLIC PURCHASE ONLY.COMPLETION OF VENDOR REGISTRATION PROCESS CAN TAKE 24 HOURS.

The work consists of furnishing all labor, materials, tools and equipment required to provide roadside mowing services on rural roadswithin San Luis Obispo County's unincorporated area. Work shall be performed for the County of San Luis Obispo Public WorksDepartment in accordance with the following plans and specifications.

While the work performed under this contract may include any road within the County's jurisdiction, it is anticipated that the work will belimited to approximately 592 miles of rural county roads that would require approximately 1,184 shoulder-miles of mowing annually.Additionally, it may be necessary to mow some County roads more than 1 time annually to meet County maintenance requirements.These roads are located within the northerly portion of the County.

PREVAILING WAGE

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3:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:ANNUAL RURAL ROADSIDE MOWING - NORTH COUNTY AREA

3762-16

County of San Luis Obispo [email protected] 805-781-5213 805-781-5212

Plan Issuer:

San Luis ObispoCounty

COMPLETION OF VENDOR REGISTRATION PROCESS CAN TAKE 24 HOURS.

The work consists of furnishing all labor, materials, tools and equipment required to provide roadside mowing services on rural roadswithin San Luis Obispo County's unincorporated area. Work shall be performed for the County of San Luis Obispo Public WorksDepartment in accordance with the following plans and specifications.

While the work performed under this contract may include any road within the County's jurisdiction, it is anticipated that the work will belimited to approximately 332 miles of rural county roads that would require approximately 665 shoulder-miles of mowing annually.Additionally, it may be necessary to mow some County roads more than 1 time annually to meet County maintenance requirements.These roads are located within the coastal portion of the County.

PREVAILING WAGE

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3:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:ANNUAL RURAL ROADSIDE MOWING - COASTAL COUNTY AREA

3761-16

County of San Luis Obispo [email protected] 805-781-5213 805-781-5212

Plan Issuer:

Arroyo Grande

The City of Arroyo Grande is soliciting proposals from qualified architectural firms to provide design services for modifications to theexisting Arroyo Grande Woman’s Club/Community Center building located at 211 Vernon Street in Arroyo Grande.

16-02927

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4:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:RFP - WOMAN'S CLUB RENOVATION

City of Arroyo Grande 805-473-5460 805-473-5462

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Luis Obispo

Carroll Building Company is requesting sub bids on all trades from qualified suppliers, subcontractors, including D/M/WBE. Only UnionPlumbers, Electricians and HVAC contractors are solicited.New construction of 46 residential rental units and community room. Two 3- story residential buildings. Occupancy Class: R-2, B, S-2,Construction type: VB, Sprinkler System NFPA-13, Twelve 1-bedroom apts., Nineteen 2-bedroom apts., Fifteen 3-bedroom apt,Roughly 2,000 sq.ft. of mechanical, community and lease space, Associated on-site and off-site improvements.We request that you send your bid into our office as soon as possible so we can address any questions.

PREVAILING WAGE

16-02980

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4:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:IRON WORKS APARTMENTS - HASLO

Carroll Bldg. Co. [email protected] 805-543-2427 805-543-2498

NEW

General Contractor Fax: 805-543-2498Office: 805-543-2427Carroll Bldg. Co.


Plan Issuer:

San Luis Obispo $1,300,000

In general the project is to construct a reliable, robust and efficient SCADA system capable of future expansion for the Whale RockReservoir delivery system and City's Water Distribution System. The general scope of the project consists of construction of new andremoval of old SCADA systems serving several water distribution pump stations, tanks, pressure reducing valves (PRVs) and radiosystem sites as well as Whale Rock Reservoir and the City of San Luis Obispo Water Delivery System. The project scope includesfabrication and installation of panels, field wiring and terminations, installation of a wireless network and solar panels at tank siteswhere utility power is unavailable; easements and permits will be required.

MAND 12/8 & 12/9 @ 8am-5pm - 25 Prado Rd, San Luis Obispo

16-02968

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2:00 PM12/22/16

Addenda:WATER SCADA SYSTEM UPGRADE

91062

Prebid Conf:

City of San Luis Obispo 805-781-7200 805-781-7198

NEW

Plan Issuer:

Paso Robles

It is mandatory that all General Contractors, Mechanical/Plumbing Subcontractors, and Electrical Subcontractors (Contractors) forprojects estimated at $1,000,000 or over must full complete this Questionnaire, provide all materials requested herein, and beapproved by the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District in order to bid.

16-00858

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5:00 PM12/30/16

Addenda:CONTRACTOR PRE-QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

Paso Robles Joint Unified School District 805-769-1000 805-237-3339

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Pismo Beach

The City of Pismo Beach is establishing its 2016 Qualified Bidders List for future public works construction projects. Qualified licensedcontractors interested in being placed on the City’s 2016 Qualified Bidders List must submit their company’s information on theattached form indicating the type of work they are interested in and currently licensed to perform. Contractor shall include the class ofcontractor’s license(s) held and the contractor license number(s). Interested contractors will need to submit the attached form to beplaced on the 2016 Qualified Bidders List, even if they have been on the previous year’s list.Annual public works construction projects may include, but are not limited to, earthwork and grading, paving, slurry seal, concretesidewalks and repairs, sidewalk grinding, steam cleaning, striping, storm drain installation and maintenance, park maintenance, streetsweeping, pipelines, electrical, painting, general building including plumbing and mechanical, etc.

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12:00 PM12/30/16

Addenda:2016 QUALIFIED BIDDER LIST

City of Pismo Beach . 805-773-4656 805-773-4684

Communications / TechnologyContractor

Fax: 661-637-2006Office: 661-599-4219RLH Fire Protection

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

Plan Issuer:

San Luis Obispo

This Notice to Contractors is for two separate Job Order Contract(s). The scope of work includes a collection of detailed repair &construction tasks and specifications that have established unit prices. Contractors are bidding on a mark-up, not on a project cost.The University intends to enter into two separate JOC agreements with the successful bidder for each project for the accomplishmentof repair, alteration, modernization, rehabilitation, demolition and minor construction of infrastructure, buildings, structures, or otherpublic works.

JOC Contract Documents will be available on CD at no cost to contractors. The CD will be distributed to those contractors who attendthe Mandatory First Pre-Bid Conference. Please Note: This is the only way to receive contract documents for the Job Order Contract.They will not be available before the Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference and will not be mailed, with the exception of additional setsrequested by attendees after the Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference.

Bidders must be prequalified with the Trustees. Contractors shall register and log in to “PlanetBids” to apply for prequalification athttp://www.calstate.edu/cpdc/cm/contractor_prequal_bidders.shtml

MAND 12/15 10:30 am @ Cal-Poly, Facilities Building (#070), Room 110

16-02949

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2:00 PM1/12/17

Addenda:JOC FOR FACILITIES - MINOR CAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECTS

JOC 16-040 & JOC 16-041

Prebid Conf:

Cal Poly Facilities Planning & Capital Projects 805-756-2581 805-756-7566


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Avila Beach

Portions of the jetty and revetment are in need of maintenance. Waves, erosion, and settling have created voids and weak spots.Some sections were repaired in the past by replacing rocks and filling voids with concrete and/or overlaying with asphalt. Proposalsneed to include the removal of concrete in the sections of repair. Rocks/boulders excavated may be re-used.

The scope of work includes the requirements to furnish all labor, materials, equipment and supplies to repair portions of the jetty andrevetment. The District has estimated the rock/boulder cost to be about $7000. This cost will not be part of the scope, but the deliveryand ordering will be.

MAND 12/19 3 pm, at the Main Office @ 3950 Avila Beach Dr.

16-02985

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1:30 PM1/17/17

Addenda:JETTY AND REVETMENT REPAIRS

Prebid Conf:

Port San Luis Harbor District 805-595-5400 805-595-5404

NEW

General Contractor Fax: 619-233-3706Office: 619-233-0178R.E. Staite Engineering, Inc.

Oceano $950,000

Construct left turn channelization In San Luis Obispo County Near Oceano From 0.2 Mile West Of Willow Road To Ralcoa WayThe Contractor must have either a Class A license or one of the following Class C licenses: C-12.

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2:00 PM1/18/17

Addenda:DOT 05-1C1704 CONSTRUCT LEFT TURN CHANNELIZATION

05-SLO-1-5.3/5.8

NEW

Plan Issuer:

San Luis Obispo

A JOC is a competitively bid, firm fixed-priced, indefinite quantity contract. The scope of work includes a collection of detailed repairand construction tasks and specifications that have established unit prices. Contractors are bidding on a mark-up, not on a projectcost. The University intends to enter into a JOC agreement with the successful bidder for the accomplishment of repair, alteration,modernization, rehabilitation, demolition and minor construction of infrastructure, buildings, structures, or other public works.

JOC Contract Documents will be available on CD at no cost to contractors. The CD will be distributed to those contractors who attendthe Mandatory First Pre-Bid Conference. Please Note: This is the only way to receive contract documents for the Job Order Contract.They will not be available before the Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference and will not be mailed, with the exception of additional setsrequested by attendees after the Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference.

Bidders must be prequalified with the Trustees. Contractors shall register and log in to “PlanetBids” to apply for prequalification athttp://www.calstate.edu/cpdc/cm/contractor_prequal_bidders.shtml.

MAND 12/15 10:30 am @ Calpoly, Facilities Building (#070), Room 110

16-02951

0

2:00 PM2/16/17

Addenda:JOC FOR FACILITIES - MINOR CAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECTS

JOC 16-042

Prebid Conf:

Cal Poly Facilities Planning & Capital Projects 805-756-2581 805-756-7566

Santa Clara County

Plan Issuer:

Menlo Park

Proposal for the development of a Master Plan for Bedwell Bayfront Park.

Project Contact: Derek Schweigart 650-330-2267

RFP also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

16-02806

0

5:00 PM12/12/16

Addenda:RFP PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING SERVICES FOR BEDWELL BAYFRONT PARK MASTER PLANPROJECT

City Of Menlo Park, DPW 650-330-6770

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara $25,000

Perform HVAC duct system maintenance services at the SantaClara DMV field office.

Project Contact: Cindy Huynh 510-657-6972Email: [email protected]

Specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

MAND 11/17 at 11AM

16-02768

0

2:30 PM12/13/16

Addenda:HVAC DUCT SYSTEM MAINTENANCE SERVICES DMV FIELD OFFICE

16-298

Prebid Conf:

Department Of Motor Vehicles-DMV 916-657-8845


Plan Issuer:

Campbell

Asphalt concrete saw cutting; concrete saw-cutting; demolition, removal and disposal of existing concrete sidewalk, curbs, gutters,existing base material, and asphalt concrete pavement; removal of existing landscaping and hardscape in the public right-of-way; rootpruning; preparation of sub-base and base; installation of accessibility ramps; preparation of sub-base and base and the installation ofasphalt concrete pavement; striping; flow-line water testing; providing and maintaining pedestrian access; providing and maintainingtraffic control.

Project Contact: Reina Antonio 408-866-2161

Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

16-02863

1

3:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSIBILITY RAMP INSTALLATION PROJECT

CA-16-41

City of Campbell, DPW 408-866-2150

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Gilroy

Demolition, installation of new construction, and concrete work required for decks and walkways, and modification and finish work asrequired for interior of swimming pool and modification of gutter and surge tank.

Project Contact: Donna MartinEmail: [email protected]

Plans & specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

MAND 11/22 at 11AM & 12/2 at 9AM (Gavilan College)

16-02899

1

2:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:GAVILAN COLLEGE SWIMMING POOL RENOVATION

Prebid Conf:

Gilbane Building Co- Gavilan College District 408-660-4400

General Contractor Fax: 530-229-0070Office: 530-229-0001Seward L. Schreder Construction Inc.


Fax: 408-848-8778Office: 408-848-8700McKim Corporation



Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Los Gatos $21,000,000

This Project consists of a new 2-story Classroom Building and a new 1-story Music Building. The Project includes, but is not limited to,site work, grading, paving, utility connections, fencing, landscape irrigation, and planting around the new buildings.

Available ONLINE ONLY

16-02934

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2:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL NEW CLASSROOM & MUSIC BUILDINGS - LOS GATOS SARATOGA JOINTUNION SCHOOL DISTRICT (ONLINE)

Alten Construction, Inc [email protected] 510-234-4200 510-234-4221

Electrical Contractor Office: 408-298-6670General Lighting Services Inc

Electrical Contractor Fax: 408-559-3594Office: 408-210-3741Sanpri Electric

General Contractor Fax: 510-234-4221Office: 510-234-4200Alten Construction, Inc


Fax: 916-344-3168Office: 916-344-1711Environmental Systems

Plan Issuer:

Cupertino

Re-plastering of the public pool at Rancho Rinconada Recreation and Park District.

Project Contact: John DilenaEmail: [email protected]


12/1 at 2PM

16-02941

0

10:00 AM12/13/16

Addenda:RANCHO RINCONADA POOL RESURFACING

Prebid Conf:

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


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

BID NO. 2089C: At Fifteen school sites, removal of existing door locksets, panic hardware, and cylinder cores at specified doorlocations; install new locksets, panic hardware and cylinder cores at specified locations; touch-up paint work and other miscellaneouswork related to door hardware replacements and upgrades.BID NO. 2090C: At Thirteen school sites, removal of existing door locksets, panic hardware, and cylinder cores at specified doorlocations; install new locksets, panic hardware and cylinder cores at specified locations; touch-up paint work and other miscellaneouswork related to door hardware replacements and upgrades.

Project Contact: Jack Jeha, Van Pelt 707-344-4392Email: [email protected]


11/29 at 2PM (2222 Unified Way) (Voluntary)

16-02978

2

2:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:DOOR LOCKSET & CYLINDER REPLACEMENT (ONLINE)

80012/ 2089C & 2090C

Prebid Conf:

SJUSD-San Jose Unified School District 408-535-6071

NEW

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 510-728-2144Arktos Incorporated

General Contractor Fax: 559-237-3997Office: 559-237-4691Brown's Dock & Door Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 510-657-1810Office: 510-657-1800Calstate Construction

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

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 831-713-8855Ellis Craft

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 650-299-9126Lockworks Unlimited

General Contractor Fax: 916-720-0214Office: 916-389-1122N S Construction & Painting

General Contractor Fax: 650-347-3099Office: 650-347-3090OnPoint Construction

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 925-674-6900Opening Technologies

General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 209-566-2711Pro-Access Solutions

General Contractor Fax: 209-526-0058Office: 209-529-2980RQI, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 510-323-2528Office: 510-812-3466TSE Construction

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

Plan Issuer:

Campbell

Removing and installing sidewalk; installing pull boxes, conduits and wiring; maintaining existing traffic signal and street light systems;PCC & AC sawcutting; PCC sidewalk, curb and gutter removal and replacement; maintaining a safe and clean work site.

Project Contact: Matthew Jue 408-866-2154


16-02983

0

2:00 PM12/13/16

Addenda:POLLARD ROAD/MORE AVENUE SIGNAL IMPROVEMENTS

101.720.7430

City of Campbell DPW 408-866-2154

NEW

Plan Issuer:

Palo Alto

Remove existing roof and install a new roof at the Cubberley Community Center Auditorium building, and it includes the following:1) Remove existing base assemblies of all roof mounted HVAC equipment and install crickets/drainage swales.2) Remove and replace all existing counter-flashing on perimeter walls adjacent to roof areas with new flashing.3) Remove and replace all galvanized metal gutters with new. 4) Remove existing mineral cap roof system and replace with modifiedbituminous membrane roof over fiberboard over R19 tapered rigid insulation and finished with Acrylic title 24 and CRRC Approvedwhite or light coating through out three roof areas. 5) And additional miscellaneous items.

Project Contact: Jimmy Chen 650-496-6920Email: [email protected]


MAND 11/23 at 10AM

16-02878

0

3:00 PM12/14/16

Addenda:CUBBERLEY COMMUNITY CENTER AUDITORIUM RE-ROOF PROJECT

166667

Prebid Conf:

City of Palo Alto - DPW 650-329-2271


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Sunnyvale

Renovation of the existing recreation building at Fair Oaks Park and also to renovate the existing skate park to include energy efficientexterior lighting for the facility.

Project Contact: Husam Aburabi 408-730-7627Email: [email protected]


11/30 at 9AM (Optional)

16-02896

0

3:00 PM12/14/16

Addenda:FAIR OAKS PARK RECREATION BUILDING REMODEL

PW17-14

Prebid Conf:

City of Sunnyvale DPW 408-730-7403

General Contractor Fax: 415-731-1803Office: 415-987-7713All Best Builders, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-287-0299Office: 408-287-0246Barry Swenson Builder

General Contractor Fax: 650-557-1239Office: 415-824-8871Cal Pacific Construction



General Contractor Fax: 408-733-6657Office: 408-733-6656ICC General Contractors

General Contractor Fax: 925-398-8245Office: 925-398-8290Integra Construction Services, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 559-222-0888Office: 559-222-7888Marko Construction Group Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 650-685-2490Office: 650-685-2490Omni Construction

General Contractor Fax: 650-965-7139Office: 650-965-3430RC Benson & Sons, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-296-8814Office: 408-296-5926Ron Paris Construction

General Contractor Fax: 408-716-2857Office: 408-492-1379Sigura Construction

General Contractor Fax: 925-469-1102Office: 925-469-1101Southland Construction

General Contractor Fax: 408-287-1424Office: 408-287-1424Tucker Construction

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $4,554,108

Modernizing Building G1-G4 and H. Base scope is to re-carve Buildings G1-G4 to create administrative space, classrooms andspecialty classrooms as well as refurbishing Building H. Includes selective demolition of existing structural elements and finishes, andassociated abatement.

Project Contact: Kelli Jurgenson, Van Pelt 707-695-1603Email: [email protected]


MAND 11/29 & 12/6 at 1PM (Independence HS)

16-02933

1

11:00 AM12/14/16

Addenda:INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS G, H, K, L (G&H) MODERNIZATION - ESUHSD (ONLINE)

Z-065-603/B-14-16-17

Prebid Conf:

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

General Contractor Fax: 707-643-4581Office: 707-643-4580BHM Construction

General Contractor Fax: 650-802-2970Office: 650-802-2960Gonsalves & Stronck Construction

General Contractor Fax: 530-229-0070Office: 530-229-0001Seward L. Schreder Construction

General Contractor Fax: 408-286-1288Office: 408-286-1299Strawn Construction, Inc

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

Rail rehabilitation and installation of crossovers/switches at various locations. Includes installation of Karina crossover (includes track,OCS, signals, and SCADA connections), installation of Clayton crossover and switches, installation of Woz Way switch points andsignal cutover, Santa Teresa signal cutover, rail rehabilitation at various locations including 1st/Rosemary, 1st/Rankin, 1st/I-880,2nd/Santa Clara, installation of compromise plugs at various locations including 1st/Taylor and 1st/Hedding, replacement of PatrickHenry crossover switch machines, track realignment north of Capitol Station, Chynoweth turnout replacement, repair/replacement ofdiamond curve at 1st/W. San Carlos.

Project Contact: Florante TanadaEmail: [email protected]

RFQ also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

11/29 at 10AM (3331 N. First St, Bldg A)

16-02682

8

2:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:RFQ RAIL REHABILITATION PHASE 6, CROSSOVERS & INTERLOCKINGS - SCVTA

C16189F

Prebid Conf:

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


Plan Issuer:

San Jose $1,000,000

The work consists of a series of individual projects to maintain, repair and improve the existing sewer system and other utilityinfrastructures in the City which may include emergency type projects.

Project Contact: Matthew Tan


16-02843

1

3:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:8290-PUBLIC WORKS GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACT FOR PIPE FACILITIES

8290

City of San Jose - DPW 408-535-8300

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $390,953

Design of UPS and new lighting system along with the replacement of the existing UPS system with the new updated system.

Project Contact: Raj Verma 408-535-8443


11/30 at 10AM (Non-Mandatory)

16-02889

1

3:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:7847-3RD STREET GARAGE NEW LIGHTING EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM (RE-BID)

7847

Prebid Conf:


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $2,315,000

Storm water pollution prevention, demolition and tree protection, clearing and grubbing, earthwork and grading, storm drainage, rigidand flexible paving, decomposed granite paving, irrigation, landscaping, fencing, sculpture, furnishings and sign fabrication andinstallation; crosswalks, curb ramps, striping, and pedestrian signals.

Project Contact: Jane Wu 408-535-3539


16-02893

1

3:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:7715-TRAIL: THREE CREEKS (LONUS STREET TO MINNESOTA AVENUE)

7715



Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Saratoga $23,000,000

The Project is a new two-story, 34-6” tall, Student Services Building, approximately 36,000 gsf. to replace current Admissions/Recordsand Counseling buildings. The general scope of work for the Student Services Building includes the construction of a new two storybuilding housing Student Service Functions, Interdisciplinary Classrooms, and Administrative Offices. Additional scope of this projectincludes sitedemolition and reconstruction of the existing front entry.


MAND 11/30 at 1:30PM; 12/12 at 2PM; 1/13/17 at 11AM

16-02920

3

1:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING WEST VALLEY COLLEGE (ONLINE)

16-1617

Prebid Conf:

West Valley College 408-741-2187

Electrical Contractor Office: 925-829-6000Del Monte Electric Co., Inc.


General Contractor Fax: 650-367-7645Office: 650-364-8141Beals Martin




General Contractor Fax: 510-887-6501Office: 510-887-6500D.L. Falk Construction, Inc.


General Contractor Fax: 408-934-7310Office: 408-934-7300Duran & Venables


General Contractor Fax: 408-980-0714Office: 408-980-1711Environmental Systems Inc


General Contractor Fax: 415-468-4579Office: 415-468-5000F.W. Spencer & Son, Inc.



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


General Contractor Fax: 650-802-2972Office: 650-802-2960Gonzalves & Stronck


General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Graniterock


General Contractor Fax: 415-822-9068Office: 415-822-9628Kwan Wo Ironworks


General Contractor Fax: 408-279-2286Office: 408-279-2277Robert A. Bothman., Inc.


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


General Contractor Fax: 916-226-2150Office: 916-226-2100Royal Electric Company


General Contractor Fax: 510-632-9769Office: 510-568-6600Sausal Corporation


General Contractor Fax: 510-651-1954Office: 510-651-4994Smith & Sons Electric Inc.


General Contractor Fax: 510-487-8246Office: 510-487-8363Stronger Bldg Services


General Contractor Fax: 925-621-5799Office: 925-621-5700Teichert Construction


Plan Issuer:

Cupertino

Installing the required construction of ADA Curb Ramps remove and reconstruct certain curbs, gutters and sidewalks, and adjust tograde existing traffic boxes, meters and others city owned facilities, relocate signs, and remove and replace pavement striping andlegends, within the limits of the new ADA curb ramps. All new curb ramps shall have detectable warning surfaces installed as part ofthe ramp as required.

Project Contact: Julie ChiuEmail: [email protected]


16-02924

1

3:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:2017 CDBG CITY-WIDE CURB RAMP INSTALLATION PROJECT

2017-109

City of Cupertino 408-777-3354 408-777-3333

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $1,778,866

Removal of 6- inch diameter cast iron pipe (CIP), and the installation of both 6-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP) and 6-inch high densitypolyethylene (HDPE) pipe. This project also includes the replacement of existing and construction of new sanitary sewer manholes andthe evaluation, repair and reconnection of sanitary sewer service laterals.

Project Contact: Michael Deleon 408-793-4127


16-02930

1

3:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:8303-CAST IRON REPLACEMENT FY 16-17 PACKAGE 1

8303


Plan Issuer:

Mountain View $175,000 $200,000

Modernization of equipment, controls, and fixtures for the two (2) passenger elevators serving the Mountain View Public Library.

Project Contact: David PrintyEmail: [email protected]


12/1 at 10:30AM (Mtn View Public Library)

16-02936

0

2:00 PM12/15/16

Addenda:LIBRARY ELEVATOR MODERNIZATION

17-54 to

Prebid Conf:

City Of Mountain View, DPW 650-903-6311


Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

VTA seeks proposals from qualified firms to provide toll system integration and support services, and the design and installation of theElectronic Toll System (“ETS”) for the Silicon Valley Express Lanes Program (“Services”).

Project Contact: Patty FergusonEmail: [email protected]


MAND 11/15 at 10AM

16-02726

1

5:00 PM12/16/16

Addenda:RFP SILICON VALLEY EXPRESS LANES ELECTRONIC TOLL SYSTEM INTEGRATION SERVICES(ONLINE)

S16214

Prebid Conf:


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Cupertino $4,100,000

Modernization of 20 classrooms, administration, library, and restrooms including, but not limited to, new painting, flooring, casework,fire alarm, data infrastructure, concrete and asphalt flatwork, roofing, plumbing, and minor mechanical and electrical work.


MAND 10/17 & 10/20 at 3:30PM

16-02684

4

1:00 PM12/20/16

Addenda:KENNEDY MIDDLE SCHOOL MODERNIZATION - CUSD (ONLINE)

17-B01-24

Prebid Conf:

Cupertino Union School District 408-252-3000 408-343-2802

Electrical Contractor Fax: 831-630-1391Office: 831-630-9496Delgado Electric

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

Electrical Contractor Office: 408-298-6670General Lighting Services Inc

General Contractor Fax: 415-731-1803Office: 415-987-7713All Trusty Builders Inc

General Contractor Fax: 415-883-7529Office: 415-382-1188Arntz Builders


General Contractor Fax: 650-557-1239Office: 415-824-8871Cal Pacific Construction

General Contractor Fax: 408-866-0566Office: 408-821-7168California Plus Engineering

General Contractor Fax: 650-557-1239Office: 650-557-1238Cal-Pacific Construction





General Contractor Fax: 530-229-0070Office: 530-229-0001Seward L. Schreder Construction

General Contractor Fax: 916-344-0307Office: 916-344-2098SW Allen Construction

General Contractor Fax: 415-459-0665Office: 415-456-8972Thompson Builders Corp

General Contractor Fax: 714-828-9498Office: 714-828-4882USS Cal Builders

General Contractor Fax: 510-236-4979Office: 510-236-9111Vila Construction

HVAC Contractor Fax: 415-276-3233Office: 415-251-3091Q4 Mechanical Corporation


Fax: 408-970-8680Office: 408-727-5465AAA Fence Company


Fax: 408-848-8778Office: 408-848-8700McKim Corporation




Fax: 408-413-4130Office: 408-848-4088R Titus Waterproofing




Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

Traffic control and lane closure, signal shut down, temporary traffic detection, traffic lane and crosswalk restriping and lanerealignment, removal of existing thermoplastic traffic/bicycle/arrow striping and bicycle legends, furnish and install proposedthermoplastic traffic/bicycle/arrow striping and bicycle legends, abandon existing traffic signal pole foundation, loop detectors anddetector hand holes(s), remove existing traffic signal pole, install County-furnished traffic signal pole and furnish and install trafficsignal pole foundation, traffic signs and traffic signal heads and conductors, furnish and install proposed loop detectors for vehicles andbicycles, furnish and install proposed detector lead-in cables (DLC's), detector hand hole(s) and signal conductors, removal of existingDLC's and signal conductors and pull in with new conductors as one unit, demolition, reconstruction and painting of median island,relocation and readjustment of existing traffic signal heads, install County-furnished CCTV cameras, furnish and install microwavebicycle sensors and audible pedestrian signals, re-wiring for existing pedestrian sensors.

Project Contact: Nora Chung 408-494-1390Email: [email protected]


12/8 at 2PM (County of Santa Clara-Roads & Airports)

16-02932

0

2:00 PM12/20/16

Addenda:TRAFFIC SIGNAL MODIFICATION ALMADEN EXPRESSWAY & TRINIDAD DRIVE

R16-04

Prebid Conf:

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

Plan Issuer:

Palo Alto

This project involves the installation and replacement of flowmeter.

Project Contact: Tom KapushinskiEmail: [email protected]


MAND 12/13 at 1PM (2501 Embarcadero Way)

16-02953

0

3:00 PM12/20/16

Addenda:CPA - 1/3 MAGNETIC FLOWMETER REPLACEMENT PROJECT

166693

Prebid Conf:


Plan Issuer:

San Jose

BID NO. 2093C: At Nine school sites install equipment and software for a new digital and video surveillance system (DVSS).

BID NO. 2097C: At Ten school sites install equipment and software for a new digital and video surveillance system (DVSS).

Project Contact: Chris Moreno, Van Pelt 707-372-4969Email: [email protected]


MAND 11/30 at 10AM (SJ High School)

16-02907

3

2:00 PM12/21/16

Addenda:80012 SECURITY CAMERA UPGRADES - SJUSD (ONLINE)

2093C; 2097C

Prebid Conf:

SJUSD-San Jose Unified School District 408-535-6071

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Mountain View

New construction of 15,667SF, two-story, wood framed assisted living facility, with related site improvements to 0.56 acre site. Total of30 living units, commercial kitchen, community, dining, and recreation rooms. Project is currently permitted, and expected to beginafter the first of the year. Project is private, non prevailing wage.


16-02961

0

2:00 PM12/21/16

Addenda:MOUNTAIN VIEW VILLAS (ONLINE)

Huff Construction 209-545-7505 209-545-4767

NEW

General Contractor Fax: 209-545-4767Office: 209-545-7505Huff Construction


Fax: 559-528-6703Office: 559-528-6705Garcia Window Screens

Supplier Office: 805-994-9564Alliance Ready Mix Inc


Plan Issuer:

Sunnyvale

Applying slurry seal on various street surfaces.

Project Contact: Mike Pizano 408-730-7612Email: [email protected]


16-02976

0

3:00 PM12/21/16

Addenda:SLURRY SEAL 2017

PW17-08

City of Sunnyvale DPW 408-730-7403

NEW

Plan Issuer:

Menlo Park

Install storm drain trash capture devices.

Project Contact: Azalea MitchEmail: [email protected]

RFQ also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

16-02977

0

5:00 PM12/21/16

Addenda:RFQ SERVICES FOR TRASH CAPTURE DEVICES FOR STORM DRAIN INLETS PIERCE ROAD

City Of Menlo Park, DPW 650-330-6770

NEW

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Prequalification of Arcadia softball facility.

Also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

16-02982

0

3:00 PM12/21/16

Addenda:7620-REQUEST FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION OF BIDDERS ARCADIA SOFTBALL FACILITY

7620


NEW

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $19,500,000

1. Demolition and disposal of existing T-bar ceiling system.2. Provide and install acoustical wall panels.3. Provide and install rigging beams, retrofit of the existing roof truss components, and provide rigging diagram.4. Provide painting for the above ceiling line roof trusses, walls, and all other components identified on the drawing.5. Modify the existing ductwork and provide air balance for the non-ceiling condition.6. Modify existing fire protection and fire alarm system.7. Demolition of the existing lighting system and provide new lighting system.8. Provide new security video system.9. Provide new wireless access coverage, cable tray and other low voltage miscellaneous items as identified on the drawing.10. Provide new sound system.11. Provide construction package for the improvement and obtain permit from the City.12. 3 copies of construction plans and specifications with California licensed professional engineer wet stamped and signed, andapproved by the City.

Project Contact: Huimin Mu 408-535-6888


11/28 at 11AM (150 W. San Carlos St) (Non-Mandatory)

16-02892

3

3:00 PM12/22/16

Addenda:8062-CONVENTION CENTER EXHIBIT HALL LIGHTING & CEILING UPGRADES PROJECT

8062

Prebid Conf:


Electrical Contractor Fax: 408-559-3594Office: 408-210-3741Sanpri Electric


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

The project entails providing Signal and Site Improvements at the Leigh & Kingman intersection for the new PE Building and WellnessCenter construction access. Contractor must coordinate its work with a scheduled power shut-down, as well as ongoing day-todayoperations of an active school site.

Project Contact: Priscilla Louangrath 408-270-6496Email: [email protected]


12/6 at 10AM (Non-Mandatory)

16-02923

0

1:00 PM12/22/16

Addenda:PE BUILDING LEIGH & KINGMAN IMPROVEMENTS SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE (SJCC) - SJECCD

G2010.0143/ #31125

Prebid Conf:

San Jose Evergreen Community College [email protected]

408-270-6431 408-239-8807

General Contractor Fax: 510-234-4221Office: 510-234-4200Alten Construction, Inc

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $4,814,839

Installation of Hydrodynamic Separator devices (HDS) at three project locations:1. Edwards Avenue between McLellan Avenue and Harliss Avenue2. North (N) 33rd Street between Marburg Way and Melody Lane3. Sonora Avenue between Forrestal Avenue and Santa Paula Avenue

Project Contact: Matthew Tan


16-02947

0

3:00 PM12/22/16

Addenda:8150-LARGE TRASH CAPTURE DEVICE

8150


Supplier Fax: 925-292-1454Office: 925-270-6187Contech Construction Products

Plan Issuer:

San Jose $1,844,396

Clearing, grubbing, and removal of obstructions, diversion of sewage flows, repair, removal and replacement of sanitary sewer main,cured-inplace pipe (CIPP) liner installation, pavement restoration, protection of existing utilities and appurtenances.

Project Contact: Averill Salonga 408-535-5671


16-02948

0

3:00 PM12/22/16

Addenda:8359-SANITARY SEWER REPAIRS 2016-17 PACKAGE III

8359


Plan Issuer:

Los Altos

Provide professional owner’s representative services to evaluate the opportunity to make improvements to the City’s Parking Plaza 7 –a 1.07 acre public parking lot property.

RFP also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange

16-02974

0

4:00 PM12/22/16

Addenda:RFP PARKING PLAZA 7 IMPROVEMENTS

City of Los Altos - Engineering 650-947-2780

NEW

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

Provide fence repair and installation on an "as-needed" basis.

Project Contact: Leslie Harper 408-993-4748Email: [email protected]


16-02955

1

3:00 PM12/29/16

Addenda:FENCE REPAIR & INSTALLATION

ITB-FAF-FY17-0116

County of Santa Clara, Facilities 408-885-4400


Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

HVAC repairs on an "as-needed" basis.

Project Contact: Leslie Harper 408-993-4748Email: [email protected]


16-02956

1

3:00 PM12/29/16

Addenda:HVAC REPAIRS

ITB-FAF-FY17-0115

County of Santa Clara, Capital Projects 408-993-4600

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Design, construct, test, commission, and obtain governmental approvals for the Fourth Street 84-inch Interceptor Phase VI-A Project(PROJECT).


11/22 at 1PM (200 E. Santa Clara St)

16-02851

3

3:00 PM1/3/17

Addenda:RFQ OF DESIGN-BUILD FOURTH STREET 84" INTERCEPTOR PHASE VI-A PROJECT #4880 (ONLINE)

8440

Prebid Conf:


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Clara County

Constructing one bridge and four retaining walls; protecting in place a Low-flow weir; and removing a roadway bridge, a pedestrianbridge, and a stream gauging station.

Project Contact: Amir Douraghy 408-573-2496Email: [email protected]


11/28 at 10AM (101 Skyport Dr, San Jose)

16-02831

1

2:00 PM1/5/17

Addenda:ALAMITOS CREEK BRIDGE REPLACEMENT ON ALAMITOS ROAD BRIDGE

37C0159

Prebid Conf:

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



General Contractor Fax: 408-279-2286Office: 408-279-2277Robert A. Bothman, Inc

General Contractor Fax: 530-226-6401Office: 530-226-6400Steelhead Constructors Inc.

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Removal and replacement of the building 's water main; and parking lot repair, seal and stripe services.

Project Contact: Anne Mearlon 916-657-0997


MAND 12/20 at 11AM (DMV)

16-02950

0

2:30 PM1/10/17

Addenda:REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT OF BUILDING'S WATER MAIN & PARKING LOT REPAIR, SEAL/STRIPESERVICES REBID - DMV

Prebid Conf:

DMV 916-657-8845

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Replacement of upgrades of existing HVAC System and Electrical Power feed to the building.

Project Contact: Jim Wilson 408-535-8441


MAND 12/16 at 1PM

16-02988

0

3:00 PM1/12/17

Addenda:7664 CIVIC AUDITORIUM AIR CONDITIONING

7664

Prebid Conf:


NEW


Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Palo Alto $20,000,000

Procure and install all equipment and systems required for sludge dewatering and load out facility in a new building.

Project Contact: Padmakar ChaobalEmail: [email protected]


MAND 11/29 at 10AM (2501 Embarcadero Way)

16-02854

1

3:00 PM1/17/17

Addenda:SLUDGE DEWATERING & LOADOUT FACILITY CONSTRUCTION

166691

Prebid Conf:


General Contractor Fax: 916-924-1800Office: 916-924-0344Auburn Constructors, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 707-427-8901Office: 707-427-8900Balfour Beatty Infrastructure

General Contractor Fax: 510-657-3688Office: 510-657-3686Blocka Construction Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 510-237-2435Office: 510-234-0926C. Overaa & Co.

General Contractor Fax: 209-392-6147Office: 209-392-6144Clark Bros, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-934-7310Office: 408-934-7300Duran & Venables Inc

General Contractor Fax: 925-447-0962Office: 925-447-0292GSE Construction Co. Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 707-527-0244Office: 707-527-9968KG Walters

General Contractor Fax: 925-373-0940Office: 925-373-8370Mountain Cascade Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 916-614-9520Office: 916-283-9950Myers & Sons Construction

General Contractor Fax: 510-777-5099Office: 510-777-5000Shimmick Construction Co. Inc.


Fax: 408-970-9975Office: 408-970-9900Anderson Pacific Engineering, Inc.


Fax: 707-746-0849Office: 707-742-6000Flatiron West, Inc.


Fax: 510-562-5209Office: 510-632-7676McGuire & Hester




Fax: 510-632-0761Office: 510-632-3173Monterey Mechanical Co.


Fax: 707-540-9641Office: 707-540-9640Western Water Constructors Inc.

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

HVAC duct system maintenance services.

Project Contact: Lorena Espinoza-Perez 916-657-6973Email: [email protected]


MAND 12/13 at 11AM (Meet at flag pole)

16-02987

0

3:00 PM1/18/17

Addenda:HVAC DUCT SYSTEM MAINTENANCE SERVICES DMV

16-301

Prebid Conf:

DMV 916-657-8845

NEW

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

San Jose

Seeks proposals from qualified respondents to develop VTA’s 6.96 acre property located in the heart of Silicon Valley.

Project Contact: Jessie O'Malley Thielen 408-321-5950Email: [email protected]

10/18 at 2PM

16-02486

0

4:00 PM1/20/17

Addenda:RFP TAMIEN STATION TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT - SCVTA (ONLINE)

Prebid Conf:


Engineer/Mechanical Engineer Office: 650-852-2246Builders Exchange Temp Accts


General Contractor Fax: 510-657-3688Office: 510-657-3686Blocka Construction Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 925-416-7746Office: 925-416-0700Bugler Construction


General Contractor Fax: 510-237-2435Office: 510-234-0926C. Overaa & Co.

General Contractor Fax: 619-390-4944Office: 619-390-4940Clauss Construction

General Contractor Fax: 925-552-8254Office: 925-552-8250Diablo Contractors, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 916-922-1511Office: 916-922-1505F. D.Thomas, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 408-452-1366Office: 408-453-3037George Bianchi Construction



General Contractor Fax: 209-983-0715Office: 209-983-0708H & H Engineering Construction

General Contractor Fax: 408-924-0844Office: 408-924-0811IBI Group

General Contractor Fax: 925-398-8245Office: 925-398-8290Integra Construction Services, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 415-397-5999Office: 415-397-5151McCarthy Building

General Contractor Fax: 510-562-5209Office: 510-632-7676McGuire & Hester

General Contractor Fax: 925-957-9292Office: 925-957-9200MCK Services, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 510-526-0990Office: 510-526-3424O.C. Jones & Sons Inc

General Contractor Fax: 510-671-1000Office: 510-671-0000Proven Management

General Contractor Fax: 925-831-3093Office: 925-820-9245RL Ziegenbein Construction



General Contractor Fax: 510-748-1205Office: 510-748-1870Stacy & Witbeck Inc

General Contractor Fax: 408-454-2011Office: 408-454-2011Swinerton Builders

General Contractor Fax: 510-236-4979Office: 510-236-9111Vila Construction

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Saratoga $23,000,000

The Project is a new two-story, 34-6” tall, Student Services Building, approximately 36,000 gsf. to replace current Admissions/Recordsand Counseling buildings. The general scope of work for the Student Services Building includes the construction of a new two storybuilding housing Student Service Functions, Interdisciplinary Classrooms, and Administrative Offices. Additional scope of this projectincludes sitedemolition and reconstruction of the existing front entry.


MAND 11/30 at 1:30PM; 12/12 at 2PM; 1/13/17 at 11AM

16-02920

3

1:00 PM1/30/17

Addenda:STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING WEST VALLEY COLLEGE (ONLINE)

16-1617

Prebid Conf:

West Valley College 408-741-2187




















Santa Cruz County

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz County

The County of Santa Cruz invites sealed bids from fully licensed and insured manufacturers or distributors of highway signagematerials for furnishing Traffic Signs and Signage Materials for use by the County of Santa Cruz Public Works Department.

16-02943

0

2:00 PM12/16/16

Addenda:TRAFFIC SIGNS AND SIGNAGE MATERIALS

16B2-004

County of Santa Cruz 831-454-2210 831-454-2710

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz $1,000,000 $1,200,000

This project will address deficient connections and shear resistance (for seismic loading) in Building ‘A’ at the City of Santa CruzMunicipal Corporation Yard as well as reconfiguring some interior spaces both for structural and operational reasons. The existingbuilding is of tilt up construction and has had many modifications over the years. There are two restroom/locker rooms to beremodeled. Please reference Section 01 10 00, 1.03 ‘Project Information,’ and 1.04 ‘Work Covered By Contract Documents’ in the fileentitled 10.17.16 Division 1 Combined Files for more information.

11/30 @ 10am- site

16-02926

0

2:00 PM12/22/16

Addenda:CORPORATION YARD SEISMIC UPGRADES AND REMODEL PHASE 2 IMPROVEMENTS

c601101 to

Prebid Conf:

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

General Contractor Fax: 831-459-9297Office: 831-459-9270Cen-Con, Inc.

General Contractor Fax: 831-466-9597Office: 831-426-0743CRW Industries

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz

Provide earthwork and grading services for Santa Cruz Metro Transit District.

Project Contact: Erron AlveyEmail: [email protected]

11/28 at 9:30AM (Strongly Encouraged)

16-02913

0

2:00 PM12/23/16

Addenda:IFB FOR EARTHWORK & GRADING - SANTA CRUZ METROPOLITAN TRANSIT DISTRICT

17-02

Prebid Conf:

Santa Cruz Metro Transit District [email protected] 831-426-0199 831-469-1958

General Contractor Fax: 831-475-1173Office: 863-475-5122Earthworks Paving Contractors, Inc.

Bidders:

Plan Issuer:

Santa Cruz County

The Housing Authority of the County of Santa Cruz requests responses from qualified General Contractors and Specialty Contractors,including but not limited to: Concrete, Electrical, Painting, Plumbing, Roofing and similar specialty classifications. The HousingAuthority is developing a list of pre-qualified contractors to provide construction services for a variety of on-going facility maintenanceand modification projects – including vacant unit turnovers, service work and similar. Contractors will be evaluated based on the natureof services required and the qualifications of the Contractor. Depending on nature and location of work, select prevailing wage rateswill apply to jobs.Interested Contractors must complete a “Contractor Information” form. Contractors must submit completed forms to the HousingAuthority office located at:Housing Authority of the County of Santa Cruz2931 Mission St.ATT: Peter RogersSanta Cruz, CA 95062This Notice will remain open - there is no deadline for submitting a written “Contractor Information” forms.Please contact Peter Rogers at 831-454-5928 with questions.

16-00733

0

5:00 PM12/30/16

Addenda:NOTICE TO INTERESTED GENERAL AND SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS

Housing Authority of Santa Cruz Co. 831-454-5928 831-469-3719

General Contractor Fax: 408-363-8029Office: 408-363-8028Northern Underground Const Inc

General Contractor Fax: 408-842-0786Office: 408-842-0748Xtreme American Builders, Inc

Pre-Qualification Notices

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12/07/2016 BUSINESS UPDATES

OSHA Anti-Retaliation Rules Survive ChallengeA Federal judge decided not to stop a new Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) record-keeping rule's anti-retaliation provisions from taking effect on Dec. 1.The controversial provisions will require employers to inform employees about their right to report workplace injuries and illnesses without facing retaliation. They will also restrict workplace safety incentives and drug-testing programs.Several businesses and trade associations challenged OSHA's authority to create these provisions in a lawsuit filed with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.The business groups asked Judge Sam Lindsay to issue a preliminary injunction, which would temporarily stop the anti-retaliation provisions from taking effect until the court had time to make a final ruling on the merits of the case.However, on Nov. 28 the court declined to block the rule because the challengers didn't show that they would suffer "irreparable harm" if the rule took effect. "Potential future injury based on unfounded fear and speculation … is insufficient to establish a substantial threat that irreparable harm will occur if a preliminary injunction is not granted," Lindsay said.Barring a stay by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals or a sudden and unlikely reconsideration by the district judge, the anti-retaliation provisions will go into effect Dec. 1, said John Martin, an attorney with Ogletree Deakins in Washington, D.C.One thing to keep in mind about the lawsuit is that Lindsay said his decision isn't a comment about whether OSHA will ultimately prevail on the business groups' challenge, Martin noted. "At the end of the day, the provisions could still get this struck down, but that doesn't help employers by Dec. 1.""The court simply held that the plaintiffs in the case could not meet the strict standards for an injunction at this early stage of the litigation," explained Patrick Miller, an attorney with Sherman & Howard in Denver.It's important to note, however, that "the ruling does mean that OSHA may proceed with enforcement of the new rule while the case works its way through the system," he added.Record-Keeping RuleThe anti-retaliation provisions are part of a broader record-keeping rule that will require certain businesses to electronically submit injury and illness data—some of which will be available to the public on the agency's website.While the electronic reporting provisions are scheduled to take effect on Jan. 1, 2017, the anti-retaliation provisions had an initial enforcement date of Aug. 10, 2016.Enforcement was delayed twice while the agency addressed employer confusion over the rulesand while the Texas district court reviewed the business groups' legal challenge.The agency issued guidance on Oct. 19 in an attempt to clear up confusion about the provisions, but some enforcement aspects are still vague.Particularly with regard to the drug-testing provisions, it's difficult to understand what OSHA is trying to condemn with this rule, Martin said.

It seems like OSHA will be taking a look at drug-testing programs on a case-by-case basis, which doesn't help employers to clearly understand what steps they need to take to avoid citations, he added.Martin noted that the incoming administration might not attempt to aggressively enforce these provisions. President-elect Donald Trump criticized overreaching regulations during his campaign, so it's possible he could decide not to defend the lawsuit or not to enforce the rules, he said. "But it's difficult to take out a crystal ball and read what the Trump administration is going to do."

Construction Begins on $6B Project to Reduce TrafficA $6 billion project aimed at enhancing the environment and reducing traffic congestion along the Interstate 5 corridor between Solana Beach and Carlsbad kicked off Tuesday.Caltrans and the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG), along with local and state leaders, were on hand to commence construction on the first phase of the 40-year North Coast Corridor Program. Known as Build NCC, the first phase includes $700 million worth of transportation, public access and environmental improvements in the cities of Solana Beach, Encinitas and Carlsbad.According to a statement from Caltrans officials, this first phase is designed to lay the foundation for future components of the program and will help address the immediate transportation and environmental needs of the corridor.In the works for more than a decade, Build NCC has been a collaborative effort between Caltrans, SANDAG, local cities, resource agencies and community members, according to the Caltrans statement. The project is funded by a combination of local, state and federal resources, including TransNet, the voter approved half-cent sales tax.

EMPLOYMENT LAW

Trump Faces Choice on Overtime AppealThe Department of Labor (DOL) under President-elect Donald Trump may withdraw the DOL's appeal of a preliminary blocking of the federal overtime rule if there hasn't been a decision on the appeal by Inauguration Day. But there's a slight chance the appeal will be decided before Jan. 20, though every day that goes by without an order on the appeal makes the chance of it "exponentially narrower," said Eric Magnus, an attorney with Jackson Lewis in Atlanta.The DOL moved for an emergency hearing on Dec. 2, but courts' dockets move slower this time of year, he added. And it isn't a persuasive argument to say an expedited hearing is needed because presidents are changing, he said.On the other hand, a single judge can grant a motion for expedited hearing. If it wanted to, the 5th Circuit could even hear the case without both sides submitting legal briefs. But the DOL requested a brief schedule that straddles Inauguration Day, making a decision before inauguration unlikely.Even if a panel of the 5th Circuit reverses the preliminary injunction before inauguration, the state plaintiffs in the case could delay the court's order by filing a petition to be heard by the full circuit—something the plaintiffs would be likely to do since 10 of the 15 judges on the 5th Circuit were appointed by Republican presidents, Magnus noted.

Whether the Trump administration withdraws the DOL's appeal is "a question of timing," agreed Brett Bartlett, an attorney with Seyfarth Shaw in Atlanta. If the court refuses an expedited hearing and briefs are filed after Jan. 20, Trump's DOL is more likely to withdraw the appeal, he predicted, though workers might perceive a withdrawal as pandering to corporate interests.

Trump's Position UncertainIf a decision is not reached before Jan. 20, the question becomes whether Trump "really is a Republican" who will withdraw a challenge of the court order blocking the rule, Magnus said.Maybe he figures he was elected because of blue-collar voters and decides not to withdraw the appeal in order to fight to preserve overtime rights, he noted. Then the case eventually is headed to the Supreme Court, he predicted.However, Carol Barnett, an attorney with Polsinelli in St. Joseph, Mo., thought Trump was more predictable, noting he mentioned on the campaign trail that he opposed the overtime rule's application to small businesses. Trump isn't likely to pursue an appeal originally brought by the Obama administration, she said.Trump could either withdraw the appeal or simply let the case languish. "If you do not proceed according to [court] deadlines, you may not be able to proceed at all," she said.

Other Ruling Could Be ImminentIn addition to 21 states challenging the overtime rule, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other business groups sued over it, and the states' and Chamber's lawsuits were consolidated. The business group plaintiffs sought summary judgment, a motion that has not been ruled on yet.Brett Coburn, an attorney with Alston & Bird in Atlanta, predicted that Judge Amos Mazzant, the same judge who granted the preliminary injunction, might grant the business groups' motion for summary judgment. And that ruling could be soon, Coburn said.Or Mazzant might choose to wait to see what the 5th Circuit does. Any granting of a motion for summary judgment could be appealed.

More Overtime Rulemaking?If the preliminary injunction still is in place Jan. 20, the Trump administration might ask the court to consider leaving it in place pending new rulemaking, said Alfred Robinson Jr., an attorney with Ogletree Deakins in Washington, D.C.While the district court questioned the DOL's authority to use a salary-level threshold for the white-collar exemptions, Robinson said the court really was taking issue with the department for overreaching on the exempt salary level by more than doubling it from $23,660 to $47,476 a year. Most people agree there needs to be an increase in the exempt salary level, just not too much too fast, he noted. The salaryamount should complement the duties test rather than supplant it, he explained."The Trump administration DOL could abandon its pursuit of an appeal and instead focus on more modest regulatory changes that allow the administration to maintain its pledge to support American workers while abrogating the drastic changes that were set to take effect," said Jim Swartz, an attorney with Polsinelli in Atlanta.If there were more rulemaking, the Trump administration might consider nuances overlooked by the Obama administration's overtime rule, such as modified overtime rules for small businesses, nonprofits

and rural areas, according to Robert Boonin, an attorney with Dykema in Detroit. And it could consider whether the Fair Labor Standards Act permits any salary-level threshold.In any event, new rulemaking could be lengthy, Bartlett observed.As for the status of the appeal, for now employers are "in a holding pattern and will have to keep their eyes on it," Coburn said.

More Input Sought On Two Sets of Proposed Regulations: Use of Criminal Background Information and Transgender IssuesThe California Fair Employment and Housing Council (FEHC) is currently considering two different sets of proposed regulations.

• The FEHC is proposing regulationsrelated to the use of criminal history information in employment decisions that impose new burdens on employers.

• The FEHC also is proposing regulations to specifically address protections for transgender persons, including restroom-related protections.

The Council has made further modifications to both sets of proposed regulations and is seeking additional public comments. This is the third comment period for the criminal history regulations and the second comment period for the transgender regulations.Visit the Council’s website for more information, including the text of the proposed criminal background regulations and the text of the proposed regulations regarding transgender identity and expression.Comment PeriodWritten comments on the criminal history and transgender of regulations can be submitted until 5 p.m on December 9, 2016.Comments may be submitted by e-mail to [email protected] and [email protected].

California’s Upcoming Minimum Wage IncreaseOn January 1, 2017, California’s minimum wage increases to $10.50 per hour for businesses with 26 or more employees. Small businesses with 25 or fewer employees will continue to pay the current minimum wage of $10 per hour.The increase for larger businesses is a result of SB 3, a bill that will increase the minimum wage in California to $15 per hour by 2022. Small businesses will not be required to begin the scheduled increases until 2018 and will have until 2023 to reach the $15 per hour rate.Employers need to be ready for the minimum wage increase. Also, employers should remember that state enforcement agencies have made it a top priority to stop employers from engaging in so-called “wage theft,” which includes not paying the minimum wage for all hours worked.

First, an answer for ‘HIS’ question on call. Next, a NV contractor is finding a ‘marathon’ course in seeking his application approval before I help ‘line up’ the hurdles to overcome. Finally, an electrical contractor discovers he’s already

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Q: I was wondering if you are able help with HIS (Home Improvement Salesperson) registrations. If our company, a Nevada LLC, has employees selling solar systems over the phone to CA homeowners, do their employees need to have their HIS registrations?

A: No, if the employees are selling solar systems over the phone, then HIS registration is not required. A Home Improvement Salesperson is defined as an individual who is employed by a licensed contractor to solicit, sell, negotiate, or execute contracts for home improvements, outside the contractor’s normal place of business.

Q: You are helping us with our Nevada Contractor’s license and we are almost to the finish line of issuance. I reached out to City of North Las Vegas to get my City Business License started. However, they say I need to provide my NV State Contractors License number first. My question is, on the letter I received from NV, called the Contingent Letter of Approval, at the bottom it states I will need my Business License before they will issue me a Contractor’s License number. So in other words, if I am reading this correctly, I will be running in circles. Can you explain how this will work?

A: You are not alone as we are often called to help! It is easy to feel as though you are running in circles when dealing with the bureaucratic authorities. Here’s the deal: you are required to have a State business license number (issued by the Nevada Secretary of State) before your Contractor’s License number can be issued. Similarly, you must have a Contractor’s License number to obtain a City business license number. So, the order is to first obtain your State business license number (which we have already completed), and second, obtain the Contractor’s License number (which is near completion), and lastly

you can start the process of obtaining a City business license in each city that you plan to conduct business in. Easy.

Q: Our Company is licensed with the “B” (General Building) and the “C-10” (Electrical) classifications. My brother has Qualified both classifications since the 1990’s. We have had several projects where the project owners are requiring

“C-7” (Low Voltage) licenses. We have an employee who has worked for a Low Voltage company in the past, and he can have his former employer sign to verify his experience, and he also should have no trouble passing the required exams. Does he need to get his own license first and then we add him to our license, or how does that work?

A: No, it is not necessary for him to obtain his own license first before adding the “C-7” to your Company license. You can avoid that step and apply to add a classification to your Company license.

Just FYI, since your brother has held the “C-10” classification since the 90’s, he can also apply to add the “C-7” classification to your license and request to Waive the exam. Based on B&P Code section 7065.3, a Qualifying individual can request to Waive the exam if the classification being added is closely related to the classification currently listed on the license (that is the case in your situation). Your brother will need to show that low voltage work has been a significant part of the work being done with your “C-10”.

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An accident investigation is required whenever a serious incident happens on the job. The less time intervening between the accident and the investigation, the more accurate the information that can be obtained. Facts are more accurate because people have not had time to become biased by the opinions of others, memories are clearer and more details are remembered.

Why do we investigate an accident? The reason is to obtain accurate information about what happened. What events led up to the accident; who was involved with the work; did anyone fail to follow procedures or did a piece of material or equipment fail? This information will be used to develop a conclusion regarding the physical cause of the accident.

Conditions at an accident scene are the only things that change faster than the opinions that evolve when there is a delay in compiling the facts. Much evidence is lost because it is removed from or altered at the accident site before any notice of it is taken or any record made. The contact phase of an accident is brief and initiates a wide spectrum of activity. People responding to an accident generally react rather than respond. Injured people are moved or removed for treatment. Equipment and other items are moved about to assist in the treatment of the injured party, and to provide passage or restore work. Prompt arrival at the scene allows the investigator to observe evidence before it has been removed or altered.

Since we all learn from accidents, the investigation will help us bring all the facts together, your input and involvement will help to assure that the necessary steps are taken to try to prevent a similar occurrence. All of us can learn from our mistakes. Make an effort to detect any existing hazards or improper procedures and report them to your foreman or supervisor immediately. Accidents are unplanned events, near misses let us know that there is a potential problem, and thorough accident investigations help us prevent recurrences.

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