Public Projects

General work description: Removal of Approximately 160 sq. ft existing exterior building wall tile and backing and replacement with suitable backing and Owner-provided exterior accent tile

The Park District is seeking consultant services to conduct community engagement and outreach with Antioch residents and nearby communities to help evaluate appropriate and feasible alternatives at Contra Loma. The consultant team should be capable of preparing a potential project alternatives report/summary based on feedback from community members and stakeholders, and broad cost estimates for the potential alternatives.

Description: This contract is for furnishing labor and equipment for the installation of approximately 10,440 feet of 16, 8, 6 and 4-inch welded steel pipe with valves, fittings, pipe disinfection and appurtenances.

Scope of Work: The project consists of partial demolition of an existing structure and renovation and reconfiguration of an approximately 400 square feet dance studio waiting room and bathroom. The work includes but is not limited to mobilization, preparatory work, securing the work area for public safety, and site cleanup daily; stormwater pollution protection, hazardous materials abatement, earthwork, concrete, framing, insulation, doors, architectural glass, hardware, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, lighting, painting; 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.

Scope of Work: The project’s primary purpose is to install waterproof coatings at the Civic Center Fountain. The work includes site mobilization, install reinforced concrete encasement around existing HVAC pipes, preparation of existing fountain surface to receive new coatings, installation of coatings to fully waterproof the fountain floor and inner walls, and cleanup, attending weekly meetings, providing required submittals and schedules, and coordinating with other projects ongoing at Civic Center.

Scope of Work: The project consists of demolition of an existing fence and installation of new fencing to enclose the Preschool outdoor play area at Baldwin Park. The work includes but is not limited to mobilization, stormwater pollution protection, preparatory work, and site cleanup daily; lead paint removal, installation of new fencing and gates, and painting; and all other work shown on the Plans and as specified in these Special Provisions.

The work to be done consists of furnishing all materials, equipment, tools, labor, and incidentals as required by the Plans, Specifications, and Contract Documents for the above stated project. The general items of work to be done hereunder consist of: Demolition of existing pool plaster and tiles to existing bare concrete shell of the Competition Swimming Pool. Re-tile and re-plaster.

The work shall include the demolition/removal of the existing filter systems at the Arroyo Park Pool and replacement with new filter systems, including all associated manifolds, piping, conduit, wiring, new booster pumps and flow meters, in accordance with the intent of the Project Plans/Exhibits and Specifications.

The City of Davis requests prequalification submissions on or before 5:00 p.m. Wednesday December 3, 2025 from qualified contractors interested in providing construction services such as (1) Grading and/or Paving, (2) Electrical (Site and/or Facility), (3) Underground Utilities, (4) Mechanical – Plumbing and/or HVAC, (5) Concrete Sidewalk, (6) Lift Stations, (7) Facility Remodels, (8) WWTP, and (9) Roofs projects for the upcoming 2026 construction season. The City is seeking licensed contractors that wish to bid on specific public works projects to submit a questionnaire in order to bid on construction project in 2026 for the City of Davis. There may be occasional work where the City elects not to use the prequalification process, but generally we will use this annual list.

The Marin Municipal Water District (District) is soliciting proposals to provide professional engineering services in support of updating the District’s Water Treatment and Transmission System Master Plan (WTMP). The District is pursuing development of a WTMP to identify prioritized actions needed to ensure continued, reliable operation of the District’s water treatment facilities and transmission system. The District last completed a comprehensive water treatment master plan in 2015.