Public Projects

The Project consists of the retrofit and adaptive reuse of an existing one-story, wood-framed building to create a 46-bed MHRC facility including new care suites, sleeping rooms, medical and wellness spaces, staff offices, as well as recreational and dining areas. The construction consists of hazardous material abatement, selective demolition, structural seismic upgrades, interior and exterior remodel and replacement of all MEP systems. Scope also includes upgrading commercial kitchen, installation of new fire protection, security, and access control systems, and providing new doors, windows, finishes, and anti-ligature fixtures throughout. Site improvements include new accessible entries, parking and path of travel upgrades, landscape enhancements, C3 bioretention planters, new covered patios, trash enclosure and emergency generator installation.

Scope of Work: The work to be done in general consists of mobilization; preparatory work, securing the work area for public safety, and site cleanup daily, clearing and grubbing, traffic control; water pollution control program; earthwork and pavement and landscape grading; concrete curb, curb ramps, and sidewalk; pruning and removal of tree roots; lowering and adjustment of utility covers to finish grade; removal & replacement of traffic striping and pavement markings; installation of roadside signs; and all other work shown on the Plans and as specified in the Project Manual and all other work as specified in these Special Conditions, Technical Provisions, and as shown on the Plans.

Description: This contract is for furnishing labor, materials and equipment for the installation of selected equipment at Kastania Pump Station and Ignacio Pump Station.

General work description: clean and place crack sealant material on existing roadways in various locations in Solano County.

The work includes the furnishing of all labor, materials and equipment for the construction of the sewer rehabilitation project, sewer mains and laterals, including open cut excavation, pipebursting, CCTV, construction of manholes, backfill, paving and surface restoration, together with all appurtenances, connections and testing, for the completed and operational project as shown on the Plans and as specified.

The work includes but is not limited to a complete interior demolition of the building. This project will remove all the interior non-bearing walls, sheetrock, ceiling tiles, plumbing fixtures, interior counters and cabinets, furnaces, and all electrical to the main panel. Exterior lighting, emergency exit, attic lighting, and alarm monitoring system will be installed or maintained after the demolition to secure the site. The work also includes work by Asbestos and Hazardous Substance Removal Certified contractors to remove the identified hazardous materials of asbestos and lead containing paint. Asbestos was identified in the floor tiles, cementitious flue piping, gypsum board and joint compound.

The Project includes, but is not limited to, performing the following Work: Furnishing all labor, tools, equipment, materials, except as herein specified; and doing all work associated with renovation of existing office space into new day center and night shelter for displaced community members, consisting of interior renovation of existing space including mechanical, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure, new fire sprinkler and alarm system, replacement of existing sewer lateral, modification of the existing parking and site area, replacement of the existing roof system, and related finishes and

The East Bay Regional Park District (the “District”) is seeking proposals from experienced, reputable, and qualified licensed timber operators and tree service contractors that wish to enter into one-year on-call contracts with the District to perform hazardous and emergency tree removal services on an on-call basis for the East Bay Regional Park District.

GENERAL WORK DESCRIPTION The American Canyon Road East Guardrail Project (TR23-0300) is located approximately 490 feet east of the intersection of American Canyon Road East and Via Firenze. American Canyon Road East is a City arterial roadway that links Interstate 80 and the City. The project consists of removal and replacement of approximately 190 linear feet total of existing temporary barrier systems comprised of concrete K-Rails and plastic crash cushions along both the north (west-bound) and south (east-bound) road shoulders.