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• First Aid/CPR Class Flyer Page 2

• Contractor Connection Page 5

• Caltrans Class Flyer Page 6

• Economic Update Page 7

• Classified Page 8

• Water Efficient Class Flyer Page 9

• Email Scam Class Flyer Page 11

• Projects Out to Bid Pages 12-32

• Prevailing Wage Seminar Flyer Page 33

• Legal Notices Pages 36-37

• Tail Gate Topic Page 38

• Safety Calendar Page 39

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Several weeks ago we asked the question, if 50% of all licensed contractors claim they don’t employ workers and thus have filed a workers’ compensation waiver form with the CSLB (under penalty of perjury no less!), should mandatory workers’ comp for all licensed contractors be required since this number is so ‘suspect?’ We asked for input from you and have received some excellent com-ments we will share in a future update along with com-ments from some top officials both in the governor’s administration and in the legislature. In the meantime the question should also be asked, by requiring manda-tory workers’ comp would more people simply go ‘un-derground’ and thus defeat the purpose? And ‘even’ if this were the case, should the state still pursue legislation which should also include more stringent enforcement?

Let’s look at the ‘big picture.’ To no one’s surprise, the underground economy in California is rampant. Indeed, in a report entitled “Level the Playing Field: Put the Un-derground Economy Out of Business” (http://www.lhc.ca.gov/studies/226/Report226.pdf) the state’s oversight commission called the Little Hoover Commission reports:

“Using an IMF and World Bank estimate that 8.4 percent of the U.S. economy is underground, Franchise Tax Board (FTB) officials estimate that California’s $2 trillion annual economy contains $170 billion of off-the-books activ-ity. Taxes lost as a result total approximately $8.5 billion when you take out illegal activities such as human traf-ficking.”

So, roughly, $161.5 billion dollars that should be going to legitimate businesses ‘playing by the rules’ is being lost to the underground economy. Admittedly, this includes all types of underground activities, but estimates for con-


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struction alone is somewhere around $6 billion per year! One heck of a lot of lost business for legitimate contrac-tors!

This brings us to the point of this week’s article, besides the issue of whether to mandate workers’ comp, should the CSLB be finding ways to help induce the underground contractors to become licensed? The CSLB absolutely understands there is a tremendous problem. Towards this end, staff proposed at their December board meet-ing (which was postponed until the board’s April Strategic Planning meeting) a new C-1 Non-Structural Remodel and Repair Contractor Classification which would create a new sub-classification to the existing B General Contrac-tor. The thought is that allowing someone to be licensed in one craft without structural experience would create a strong incentive for many unlicensed contractors to become licensed.

Unfortunately, the contractors and union members on the board strongly expressed their opposition, meaning that the proposal will likely be rejected in April. Unless ev-eryone looks ‘out of the box’ and agrees that ‘protecting turf’ is not in anyone’s best interest, it appears that the underground economy will continue to grow and flourish. We have ‘lots’ more to discuss in future updates on this subject. Stay tuned!


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WEEKLY ECONOMIC UPDATE

WEEKLY QUOTE“I don't think success is harmful, as so many people say. Rather, I believe it indispensable to talent, if for nothing else than to increase the talent.” - Jeanne Moreau WEEKLY TIP One way to save more for 2016: reduce or eliminate some of the automatic monthly charges on your bank and credit card statements (such as gym memberships, software fees, and subscriptions).

WEEKLY RIDDLE I weigh nothing, but you can see me. Put me in a box, and the box will become lighter. What am I?

Last week’s riddle:A man and a woman wearing very expensive outfits manage, without using wheels or any form of assistance, to push a 6-ton object entirely through their own physical effort. Under what circumstances are they able to do this?

Last week’s answer:They are astronauts in outer space.

January 18, 2016 LIGHT SWEET CRUDE SETTLES AT $29.42Oil closed at its lowest level in more than 12 years Friday, plummeting 11.3% for the trading week on the NYMEX. Two factors contributed greatly to the rout: the Energy Information Administration’s forecast of the global crude glut lasting well into 2017 and the imminent expiration of sanctions against Iran, which could mean greater crude exports from that country. The EIA forecast West Texas Intermediate crude prices to rise to the vicinity of $40 later this year.1,2

CONSUMER OPTIMISM REMAINS Rising to 93.3 from its final 2015 mark of 92.6, the University of Michigan’s initial January consumer sentiment index amounted to a pleasant surprise during a gloomy week. Another consumer indicator was less positive: the Commerce Department said that both headline and core retail sales dipped 0.1% in December.3

PRODUCER PRICE INDEX SLIPS 0.2% This statistic is only part of the story regarding wholesale inflation in December. Minus the volatile food and energy categories, producer prices rose 0.1% last month according to the Labor Department.3

WORRIES ABOUT OIL, CHINA IMPEDE STOCKS Another dip for Chinese equities and slumping oil prices led shares lower last week. During January 11-15, the Dow lost 2.19%, the Nasdaq 3.34%, and the S&P 500 2.17%. At the close, the Dow stood at 15,988.15, the Nasdaq at 4,488.42, the S&P at 1,880.28. Even COMEX gold futures lost 0.7% for the week, settling Friday at $1,090.70.4,5

THIS WEEK: U.S. financial markets are closed Monday in observation of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Bank of America, Charles Schwab, Comerica, Delta Air Lines, eBay, IBM, Morgan Stanley, Nautilus, Netflix, and UnitedHealth Group announce earnings Tuesday, and China presents its Q4 and 2015 GDP readings. On Wednesday, investors consider the December CPI, December housing starts and building permits, and earnings from Briggs & Stratton, Brinker International, Goldman Sachs, Kinder Morgan, Northern Trust, and Raymond James. Thursday, earnings from Alaska Air Group, American Express, BoNY Mellon, BB&T, E*TRADE, Fifth Third, J.B. Hunt, Schlumberger, Starbucks, Southwest Airlines, Travelers, Union Pacific, and Verizon arrive along with the latest initial claims figures. Friday, NAR’s December existing home sales numbers and the latest Conference Board leading indicator index complement earnings from GE and SunTrust Banks.

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Projects out to bid

January 18DOLLAR GENERAL #16438 FRAZIER PARKFrazier Park Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/18/2016 2:00 PM KDC Construction 714-632-6717Addenda: 0Description: This Dollar General #16438 in Frazier Park, CA is a new ground up, and includes, but is not limited to, the following trades: Testing/Inspection, Final Clean Up, Building Demolition, Site Demolition, Grading, Excavation/Backfill/Compaction, Base Material, Erosion Control, Asphalt/Paving, Pavement Marking/Striping, Utilities û Domestic Water, Utilities û Fire

Service, Utilities û Irrigation, Utilities û Sanitary Sewer/Septic, Utilities û Storm Drain/Drainage, Utilities û Gas, Utilities û Electrical, Utilities û Phone, Fences and gates û Metal, Landscaping, Concrete-Building, Concrete û Site, Masonry, Structural Steel, Misc. Metals/Hand Rails, Rough Carpentry, Finish Carpentry, Insulation, Roofing, Metal Flashing, Doors/Frames/Hardware, Storefront Doors, Metal Stud Framing & Drywall, Tile, Resilient Flooring, Special/Polished Concrete Flooring, Painting, FRP, Fire Extinguishers/Specialties/Knox, Restroom Accessories, Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical and EMS

January 19CULTURAL ARTS DISTRICT (CAD) PARK REBIDFresno Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 3440-11731Bid Date: 1/19/2016 3:00 PM City of Fresno 559-621-1332Estimated Cost: $0 to $830,000Prebid: 1/5/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The scope of work includes, but is not limited to: construction of an .7 acre park on the northwest corner of Fulton and Calaveras Streets to include such features as: open space/multi-purpose field, terraced performance structure, shaded tot lot (2-5 years old) with soft-fall surfacing, outdoor exercise equipment, community art/monument feature, site furnishings, landscape and irrigation, perimeter fencing and safety lighting.

RFQ CONSTRUCTION MANAGER SERVICES AT RISK WITH GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE CREATIVE ARTS REPLACEMENT BUILDING SF-225San Francisco Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: D000984Bid Date: 1/19/2016 4:00 PM San Francisco State University 415-338-7242Estimated Cost: $0 to $30,775,000Addenda: 0Description: The Project generally consists of construction of a new 36,000 ASF / 52,700 GSF replacement building for the Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts (BECA) Department. This project will accommodate a total of 945 FTE (750 FTE in lecture space, 18 FTE in LD laboratory space, 177 FTE in UD laboratory space) and 27 faculty offices.

MANTECA TRANSIT CENTER TRASH ENCLOSURE CANOPY PROJECTManteca Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/19/2016 2:00 PM City of Manteca 209-456-8761Estimated Cost: $0 to $15,000Addenda: 0Description: See specifications for details. BZ Construction, Ceres PH: (209) 531-1252 FAX: (209) 531-1254 Ridgeline Engineering, Stockton PH: (209) 955-0110 FAX: (209) 955-0220

UG LOS BANOS RETAIL SHELL BUILDINGLos Banos Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/19/2016 5:00 PM RMC Constructors 559-252-6000Addenda: 0Description: RMC Constructors will be accepting bids for all trades on a proposed Retail Shell Building in the Target Shopping Center located in Los Banos, CA. The site area is 32,862sf (0.75 acres) and the new building will be 4000sf. The drawings provided are job specific so please clarify all bids. The areas of work may include but are not limited to the following; Traffic/ Erosion Control, Earthwork, Site Utilities, Paving, Concrete, Structural/ Reinforced/ Mics. Steel, Demolition, Landscape and Irrigation, Metal/ Built-up Roofing, Sheet Metal Flashing, Joint Sealants, Doors and Frames, Door Hardware, Entrances and Store Fronts, Int/Ext Signage, Glass, Drywall, Building Insulation, Painting, Stone Veneer, E.I.F.S. Exteriors, Heavy/ Light Weight Framing, Fire Systems, Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical. Construction Management Corp, Modesto PH: 209-574-1300 FAX: 209-572-4618


Projects out to bidTRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION AT THE INTERSECTION OF BLACKSTONE AND FEDORA AVENUEFresno Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 3425Bid Date: 1/19/2016 3:00 PM City of Fresno 559-621-1332Estimated Cost: $0 to $350,000Prebid: 1/6/16 AT 11:00 AMAddenda: 0Description: The Scope of work includes, but is not limited to: New traffic signal, minor pavement repair, minor concrete, median island concrete work and wheelchair ramp construction.

FACILITY UPGRADES TO AIRPORT T-52 BUILDINGSalinas Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 9151Bid Date: 1/19/2016 2:00 PM City of Salinas 831-758-7972Estimated Cost: $0 to $96,000Prebid: 11/24/15 at 1:30pmAddenda: 4Description: In general, the work shall include, but is not limited to the remodeling of the two non-compliant restrooms and a break room, replacing them with two new ADA-compliant restrooms, and a break area; including all related mechanical, plumbing, and electrical work, and other work associated with the remodeling including all incidental and appurtenant improvements and restorations specified on the Plans and Specifications. T. Amaral Done Right Construction, Livermore PH: (925) 989-0871 FAX: (925) 454-1533

OLD MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL BUILDING RETROFIT PHASE 1Salinas Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 9535Bid Date: 1/19/2016 2:00 PM City of Salinas 831-758-7972Estimated Cost: $287,700Prebid: 11/17/15 at 1:30pmAddenda: 3Description: Work consists the demolition/removal of the existing swimming pool deck and the top 18” of vertical pool wall; fracturing of the existing pool bottom; structural backfill of the existing pool; construction of new, reinforced concrete slab/surfacing; minor ADA upgrades in the restroom areas, installation of new emergency exit door mechanisms, and compliance with Water Pollution Control requirements as required by the City’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) program.

January 2021ST AVENUE STREETSCAPES MAINTENANCE (1YEAR)Sacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16151681027Bid Date: 1/20/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1458Addenda: 0Description: Provide landscape maintenance services.

CONDITION ASSESSMENT OF WATER STORAGE FACILITIES RFPSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: P16141311005Bid Date: 1/20/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1458Prebid: 1/5/16 at 9:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The City of Sacramento, Department of Utilities (DOU) is requesting proposals for professional services to develop a scoring and ranking methodology to evaluate core assets among the City’s water storage reservoirs, perform condition assessments on reservoirs, and provide recommendations based on the condition assessment results. Results from condition assessment shall provide the ability to conclude the overall condition, to identify structural and operational deficiencies, to identify re-inspection frequencies, and to obtain the remaining useful life for each core asset. Components of the evaluation methodology will be used to help develop a standard condition assessment strategy for the City’s remaining water reservoirs.

BRUCEVILLE STREETSCAPES MAINTIENANCE (1 YEAR)Sacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16151681025Bid Date: 1/20/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1458Addenda: 0Description: Provide landscape maintenance services.

REGIONAL GENERAL JOB ORDER CONTRACT RJOCN-002, RJOCC-002, RJOCS-002Statewide Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: RJOCN-002, RJOCC-002, RJOCS-002Bid Date: 1/20/2016 2:00 PM California State University, Office of the Chancellor 562-351-4116Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,000,000Prebid: 12/15/15 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: In general, a Job Order Contract (JOC) is a competitively bid, indefinite quantity contract, and includes a collection of detailed repair and construction tasks and specifications that have established unit prices. Campuses may use these contracts for repairs, alterations, modernization, maintenance, rehabilitation, demolition and construction of infrastructure, buildings, structures, or other real property. The Trustees issue discrete, fixed-priced Job Orders under the contract to the Contractor who in turn furnishes all management, documentation, labor, materials, and equipment needed to perform the Work

65TH EXPRESSWAY STREETSCAPES MAINTENANCE (1 YEAR)Sacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16151681026Bid Date: 1/20/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1438Addenda: 0Description: Provide landscape maintenance services.


Projects out to bidMWWTP DIGESTER NOS. 6, 9, 10 AND 11 COATING REPAIRSOakland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: SD-372Bid Date: 1/20/2016 1:30 PM East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) - Waste Water Division 510-287-1754Estimated Cost: $2,800,000 to $3,000,000Prebid: 1/6/16 at 9:00 amAddenda: 1Description: Repair of damaged or failed coatings on concrete walls, steel roofs, skirts, mixer draft/seal tubes in Digester Nos. 6, 9, 10 and 11.

CIVIC CENTER WATER TOWER RENOVATIONTracy Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 71080Bid Date: 1/20/2016 2:00 PM City of Tracy - Development & Engineering Services 209-831-6400Addenda: 0 Description: Work consists of repainting 1928 built 100,000 gallon 140 foot high steel lattice truss water tower. Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681

SEWER PUMP STATION, LIFT STATION AND WELL SITE EQUIPMENT UPGADESSanta Clara Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: WA 3035Bid Date: 1/20/2016 3:00 PM City of Santa Clara - Public Works 408-615-3000Prebid: 1/11/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 2 Description: Work consist of specific upgrades to structural, mechanical, and electrical equipment at 5 water and sewer sites in the city of Santa Clara.

SIERRA AVENUE AND D STREET SEWER PUMP STATION REPLACEMENT PROJECTOakdale Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/20/2016 3:00 PM City of Oakdale 209-845-3600Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,077,438Addenda: 2Description: Work consists of construction of new wet well, controls, piping, bypass pumping, and demolition of existing pump station.Conco West, Inc., Manteca PH: (209) 239-2110 FAX: (209) 239-2384 Integra Construction Services, Inc., Pleasanton PH: (925) 596-5032 FAX: (925) 398-8245 Preston Pipelines, Milpitas PH: 408-262-1418 FAX: 408-262-1870

ORCHARD GARDENS PARK RESTROOMS RENOVATIONSunnyvale Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: PW16-06Bid Date: 1/20/2016 3:00 PM City of Sunnyvale - Public Works 408-730-7406Prebid: MAND 1/5/16 at 10:30 amAddenda: 1Description: The work includes renovating the existing park restrooms for compliance with ADA regulations. The work includes interior and exterior concrete slab removal, excavation, plumbing, installation of plumbing fixtures, drinking fountain, partitions, finishes, exterior concrete paving, interior floor tile, exhaust fan and lighting, doors, and others as indicated on the plans., as required, in accordance with plans, specifications and contract documents prepared by the City of Sunnyvale.

Rodan Builders , Belmont PH: 650-508-1700 FAX: 650-508-1705

LONE TREE PLAZA MAJOR B1A & MAJOR B1Brentwood Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/20/2016 2:00 PM Sequoia Pacific Builders Inc. 916-784-8400Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of B1A Landlord Work-interior demolition, new demising wall, bring electric & telephone conduit into suite, bring water & sewer into suite, bring stub-in gas piping, new HVAC unit w/plenum only, new exterior door. Major B1-Facade-exterior demolition, exterior lighting, new architectural facade, new concrete walkway at entry.

WOLFE ROAD RECYCLED WATER FACILITIES PROJECTSunnyvale Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: C0607, 91244001Bid Date: 1/20/2016 2:00 PM Santa Clara Valley Water District 408-265-2600Estimated Cost: $10,000,000 to $13,000,000Prebid: MAND 11/30/15 at 10:30 am & 12/10/15 at 11:00 amAddenda: 7Description: See specs for detail.s Ghilotti Construction Co Inc, Santa Rosa PH: (707) 585-1221 FAX: (707) 585-1601 R.J. Gordon Construction, Pleasant Hill PH: (925) 680-8660 FAX: (925) 680-8670

RE-POST RFP - WEST LANE PEDESTRIAN ACCESS IMPROVEMENTSStockton Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: PW1424-HSIPL-5008-136Bid Date: 1/20/2016 12:00 PM City of Stockton 209-937-8818Addenda: 0Description: The project proposes to construct pedestrian access improvements to increase pedestrian access, improve pedestrian safety and efficiency along West Lane between Knickerbocker Drive and Morada Lane and the west and east frontage roads. The proposed project will construct new curb, gutter, sidewalk, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant ramps, reconstruct existing non-compliant sections of curb, gutter and sidewalk and corner ramps to bring the existing intersections up to ADA standards for wheelchair accessibility, necessary drainage improvements, and install signage and striping. A continuous ADA accessible route between the project limits shall be provided. All improvements will be constructed within the existing right-of way.

RITE AID #5907-05Alamo Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/20/2016 4:30 PM James E. John Construction, Inc. 360-696-0837Addenda: 0Description: Project consists of construction of an existing 17,658 SF Rite Aid store. Scope includes: Interior demo, demo/clearing, misc. steel, sheetmetal, insulation, roofing, storefront, drywall, acoustical system, painting, flooring , plumbing, asphalt paving and striping, HVAC, fire sprinkler and electrical


Projects out to bidJanuary 21

TENANT IMPROVEMENTS FOR HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY AT CASTLE COMMERCE CENTERAtwater Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/21/2016 3:00 PM Merced County - Public Works 209-385-7601Estimated Cost: $0 to $600,000Prebid: MAND 1/6/16 AT 10:00 AMAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of exterior and interior accessibility and ADA improvements, minor interior remodeling, HVAC and Fire Suppression installation at data rooms and emergency exit lighting and other electrical modifications. Harris Builders, Inc., Hilmar PH: (209) 664-9486 FAX: (209) 667-0738 Ridgeline Engineering, Stockton PH: (209) 955-0110 FAX: (209) 955-0220

NORTH YARD BRT ACCESS PLATFORM MITIGATION Mountain View Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: C15332, C812Bid Date: 1/21/2016 1:30 PM Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority 408-321-7189Prebid: 1/6/16 AT 11:30AMAddenda: 0Description: See specifications for details.

THRASHER PARK PLAY EQUIPMENT AND FENCE PROJECTSan Leandro Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2006.0070, 15-16.010Bid Date: 1/21/2016 3:00 PM City of San Leandro 510-577-3409Estimated Cost: $0 to $250000Prebid: 1/12/16 at 1:00pmAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of installing play equipment and resilient surfacing, fencing, concrete and site furniture.

CENTRAL PLUME - MID PLUME TCE/PCE GROUNDWATER TREATMENT PROJECTLodi Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 015D006Bid Date: 1/21/2016 11:00 PM City of Lodi - Public Works Department 209-333-6706Estimated Cost: $0 to $350,000Prebid: MAND 1/5/16 at 11:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The work consists of installing a TCE/PCE groundwater extraction and treatment system complete with a groundwater extraction well and granular activated carbon treatment units, a metal enclosure, electrical and site work, and other incidental and related work, all as shown on the plans and specifications for the above project. Advanced GeoEnvironmental, Inc., Stockton PH: (209) 467-1006 FAX: (209) 467-1118 Conco West, Inc., Manteca PH: (209) 239-2110 FAX: (209) 239-2384 Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600

KIEFER LANDFILL CUSTOMER REST AREASloughhouse Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 4257Bid Date: 1/21/2016 2:00 PM Sacramento County Dept. of General Services 916-876-6285Estimated Cost: $0 to $249,000Prebid: 1/5/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: Construct a customer rest area that will be gender specific with two toilets / urinals and a sink on each side; construction shall be of prefabricated concrete and includes extension of water piping and electricity conduits, installation of a concrete apron between the bathroom and picnic table area, expansion of the vehicle parking in front of the rest area and addition of handicap parking.

DOT 03-0G3604 RUBBERIZED HOT MIX ASPHALT (GAP GRADED) OVERLAYButte County Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 03-0G3604Bid Date: 1/21/2016 2:00 PM Caltrans 916-654-4490Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,180,000Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of Construction Area Signs, Traffic Control System, Plane Asphalt Concrete, Temporary Erosion Control, Asphalt Concrete, Place Asphalt Concrete Dike & Misc., Downdrain, Thermoplastic Traffic Striping & Marking, Pavement Marking, Sand & Gravel Supplier (Bulk Item), Asphalt Supplier (Bulk Item), LEAD Compliance, SWPP Planning, Bottom; Transfer; Super 10; End Dump Trucks, Water Truck, Asphalt Oil Tankers, StreetSweeping Truck and Trucker Broker.

Teichert Construction - Lincoln District, Roseville PH: 916-645-4800 FAX: 916-645-4801

OIL TRANSFER ROOM FIRE PROTECTIONSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 150383.DMBid Date: 1/21/2016 2:00 PM SMUD 916-732-5607Estimated Cost: $0 to $400,000Prebid: 1/7/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of converting oil transfer & storage room CO2 Fire Suppression System to High Pressure Water Mist Fire Protection Systems at various SMUD Powerhouses.

INDUSTRIAL PARK RECYCLED WATER PROJECTWoodland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 15-10Bid Date: 1/21/2016 2:00 PM City of Woodland 530-661-5961Estimated Cost: $0 to $5,000,000Prebid: 1/6/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 1Description: Work consists of +/- 19,000 LF of 12” recycled water transmission pipeline and appurtenances from the Water Pollution Control Facility to an Industrial Customer on the Northeast side of town with connections to two city parks along the alignment; also includes installation of two, variable speed, vertical turbine pumps within an existing recycled water pump station wet well, Chemical dosing station, hydro-pneumatic tanks, process instrumentation and control and integration into existing SCADA system.


Projects out to bid Teichert Construction - Lincoln District, Roseville PH: 916-645-4800 FAX: 916-645-4801

EBBETTS PASS WATER SYSTEM REACH 3A PIPELINE REPLACEMENT PROJECTCalaveras County Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 11078Bid Date: 1/21/2016 2:00 PM Calaveras County Water District 209-754-3181Prebid: 11/3/15 at 10:00 amAddenda: 3Description: The Project consists of constructing approximately 19,310 feet of 12-inch water transmission pipeline to replace an existing pipeline and includes replacement of sixteen (16) pressure reducing stations and multiple fire hydrants. Generally, with a few exceptions, the new pipeline follows the existing alignment in the same location or immediately adjacent to the existing pipeline. The alignment starts near Cal-Fire Station at Lakemont Drive, follows east side of Hwy 4, crossing Hwy 4 by bore & jack in front of the Meadowmont shopping center, continues along west shoulder of Hwy 4 crossing Meadowmont Drive, transitions to east edge of golf course and continues to Pine Drive, via utility easements crosses to Oak Circle and then to Sequoia Street, continues on Fir Street and Dunbar Road to intersection of Hwy 4 at Blagen Road, then follows Blagen Road to White Pines, traverses uphill above White Pines along a utility pole easement to our water storage tank.

Herback General Engineering, Minden PH: (775) 267-6800 FAX: (775) 786-7595 K.W. Emerson, Inc., San Andreas PH: (209) 754-3839 FAX: (209) 754-3830 T & S CONSTRUCTION, INC., SACRAMENTO PH: (916) 381-3052 FAX: (916) 387-1861

BIG TREES SOUTH ZONE REDWOOD POTABLE WATER STORAGE TANKS WILDFIRE HAZARD MITIGATION PROJECTCalaveras County Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 11073Bid Date: 1/21/2016 2:00 PM Calaveras County Water District 209-754-3181Prebid: 12/1/15 at 10:00amAddenda: 2Description: Work consists of Demolition services and general site clean-up of the Tank 1 and Tank 60K sites; the supply and installation and operation of temporary facilities to maintain customer service during construction; supply and install two (2) glass fused, bolted steel tanks, one at the Tank 1 site and one at the Tank 60K site; supply and install all tank appurtenances including concrete foundations, ladders, hatches, valves, and piping; supply and install approximately 900 feet of 8-inch diameter ductile iron pipeline including isolation valves; supply and install one (1) pressure regulating station including two pressure regulating valves, one pressure relief valve, isolation valves, piping, and street improvements; and the supply and installation of electrical and

instrumentation improvements. BRCO Constructors, Inc., Loomis PH: 916-652-3868 FAX: 916-652-3922 Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600 Robert E Boyer Const Inc, Twain Harte PH: (209) 586-5010 FAX: (209) 586-5099

BURK HALL ELEVATOR #3 MODERNIZATION - REBIDSan Francisco Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: D000905Bid Date: 1/21/2016 2:00 PM San Francisco State University 415-338-2547Estimated Cost: $0 to $325,000Prebid: 1/7/16 at 11:00amAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of modernizing one (1) Otis traction passenger elevator complete as specified at San Francisco State University, Burk Hall – State ID 109095, Building Elevator #3.

DOT 06-0T5804 PLACE HOT MIX ASPHALT & REPAIR FAILED AREASFresno / Madera Counties Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 06-0T5804Bid Date: 1/21/2016 2:00 PM Caltrans 916-654-4490Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,090,000Addenda: 0Description: This project consists of place hot mix asphalt and repair failed areas in Fresno and Madera Counties near Madera from Shaw Avenue to Avenue 7 and from Tozer Street to River Road. Teichert Construction, Pleasanton PH: 925-621-5700

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FLORIN ROAD SHELL CONVENIENCE STORE REMODELSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/22/2016 5:00 PM Town & Country Contractors, Inc. 916-636-9500Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of remodeling a gas station. Trades needed include: Trades are concrete, striping, plumbing, electrical, doors, glazing, hvac, tile, sheetrock, paint, brick, reflected ceiling, FRP, insulation, metal framing. Town & Country Contractors, Inc., Rancho Cordova PH: 916-636-9500 FAX: 916-636-9507

RFQ ON-CALL ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICESStanislaus County Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/22/2016 5:00 PM Stanislaus County 209-525-6700Addenda: 1Description: This notice is to inform you that Stanislaus County Department of Public Works and Department of Planning and Community Development is soliciting Request for Qualifications (RFQ) from qualified consulting professionals (Consultant) to provide Oncall Environmental Services for various projects throughout Stanislaus County.

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Projects out to bidBED BATH & BEYOND/COST PLUS WORLD MARKETAlameda Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/22/2016 2:00 PM R & O Construction 702-895-9322Prebid: 1/12/16 & 1/14/16 at 10:00 am & 2:00 pmAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of tenant improvement of 110,000 sq. ft. Office Space, including 3 floors of 30,000 sq. ft. & a 20,000 sq. ft. ground floor warehouse/sample showroom.

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING EMERGENCY BACKUP GENERATORSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/22/2016 2:00 PM Sacramento Regional Transit District 916-321-3845Prebid: 12/1/15 at 2:00pmAddenda: 3Description: Work consists of Contractor providing and installing all necessary materials, labor and equipment for an emergency power generator for RT’s Administration Building located at 1400 291h Street in accordance with the Technical Specifications and Plans. The work includes, but is not limited to, trenching, backfilling, concrete removal and replacement, concrete pad, fencing, generator, automatic transfer switch, and diesel fuel.

PONDVIEW PAVILIONGranite Bay Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: E6001Bid Date: 1/22/2016 10:00 AM Huff Construction 209-545-7505Addenda: 0Description: New construction of two single story wood frame buildings totaling 23,662sf (Bldg. A = 12,000sf / Bldg. B = 11,662sf) and a 7500 commercial event facility, Pondview Pavilion, on a +/- 5 acre site. The FOLLOWING scope of work will be handled by the DEVELOPER and are NOT a component of this bid request: a) drill displacement piers b) all rough grading, import/export, c) all wet utilities to within 5’ of POC d) structural concrete for buildings; foundations & slab on grade e) all Kalwall skylights and porte-cochere components. Direct ALL RFI’s to Bob Ott - [email protected] - do NOT contact the developer, or architect with questions. This is a private, non-prevailing wage project

STRUCTURAL REPAIR AT ROOFTOP CHILLER PAD (SCIENCE CENTER)Los Altos Hills Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 1748Bid Date: 1/22/2016 2:00 PM Foothill-De Anza Community College District 650-949-6165Estimated Cost: $0 to $350,000Prebid: MAND 1/6/16 at 11:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The scope of this project is to provide a structural repair to the existing building, renovation of the exiting chiller pad, and provide new structural beams for the install of a chiller on the rooftop of the Science Center Building SC2 at De Anza College.

HAMPTON INN AND SUITESBuena Park Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 1601728Bid Date: 1/22/2016 2:00 PM Diede Construction, Inc. 209-369-8255Estimated Cost: $0 to $10,000,000Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of the construction of 102 room, 4 story hotel. The hotel is 65,234 SF on 2.04 acres of land. Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600 Tilton Pacific Construction PH: (916) 630-7200

DANNER DECK REPLACEMENT PROJECTStockton Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 714Bid Date: 1/22/2016 2:00 PM San Joaquin Delta Community College 209-954-5065Estimated Cost: $0 to $173,000Prebid: MAND 1/5/15 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The Project has been reviewed and approved by the Division of State Architect and it generally consists of: The North and South decks of the existing Danner Hall building will be receiving new composite decking. The project scope of work also includes but is not limited to: demolition, paint, structural repair, new ramp, handrails, existing guardrail modifications and new concrete pad. BZ Construction, Ceres PH: (209) 531-1252 FAX: (209) 531-1254 Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600

Ridgeline Engineering, Stockton PH: (209) 955-0110 FAX: (209) 955-0220 Southland Construction, Pleasanton PH: 925-469-1101 FAX: 925-469-1102

ORO DAM BOULEVARD EAST GRADING PROJECTOroville Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/22/2016 10:00 AM City of Oroville (530) 538-2507Estimated Cost: $0 to $25,000Addenda: 0 Description: Work consists of the excavation and disposal of approximately 275 cubic yards (CY) of earth material located adjacent to the north side Oro Dam Boulevard East. The area to be graded is located on the north side of Oro Dam Boulevard East between Valley View Drive and Canyon Highlands Drive.

January 26BASIN L PIPELINE REHABILITATION PROJECT #5Napa Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: CIP 16701Bid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 PM Napa Sanitation District 707-258-6000Estimated Cost: $0 to $2,400,000Prebid: MAND 1/12/16 at 2:00 pmAddenda: 0 Description: Demolition & salvage, site preparation, excavtion dewatering, excavation support systems, utility earthwork, curd-in-place lining, sanitary sewer lateral reinstatement, manhole structures, pipe bursting, sanitary sewer system testing, sewer cleaning, CCTC inspection of sewer lines, site restoration, polyvinyl chloride pipe, high density polyethlene pipe


Projects out to bid Argonaut Constructors, Santa Rosa PH: (707) 542-4862 FAX: (707) 542-4897 Team Ghilotti, Petaluma PH: (707) 763-8700 FAX: (707) 763-8711

SHIMA PARKING LOT MODERNIZATION PROJECTStockton Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: LA-8600-13Bid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 PM San Joaquin Delta Community College 209-954-5065Estimated Cost: $0 to $300,000Prebid: MAND 1/6/16 at 1:30 pmAddenda: 0Description: Consists of: Improvements at the Shima “S1” and “S2” parking lots, including modification of the existing parking lot entrances, additional site lighting, and the construction of a new concrete pathway. A. M. Stephens Construction Company, Lodi PH: (209) 333-0136 FAX: (209) 333-0993 BZ Construction, Ceres PH: (209) 531-1252 FAX: (209) 531-1254 Central Valley Asphalt, Lindsay PH: (559) 562-7802 FAX: (559) 562-7902 McFadden Construction, Inc., Stockton PH: (209) 478-7407 FAX: (209) 478-1516 Ridgeline Engineering, Stockton PH: (209) 955-0110 FAX: (209) 955-0220 Robert Burns Construction, Inc., Stockton PH: (209) 943-6969 FAX: (209) 943-1718

CrRESCENT CITY FIRE HALL SEISMIC RETROFIT PROJECTCrescent City Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2016-010Bid Date: 1/26/2016 4:00 PM City of Crescent City (707) 464-9506Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,515,000Prebid: 1/7/16 at 2:00 p.m.Addenda: 0Description: Construct a seismic retrofit to the existing 7,579 SF Fire Hall building, including structural, accessibility and finishes.

DISTRICT CENTER SERVER ROOM IMPROVEMENTS AND CAMPUS CABLINGConcord Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 111080Bid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 AM Contra Costa Water District 925-688-8130Prebid: 12/17/15 and 12/22/15 at 10:00am Addenda: 3 Description: Access flooring, HVAC, lighting, electrical, structured cabling, communication backbone cabling. Aztec Constructors, San Ramon PH: 925-837-1050 FAX: 925-837-1652

RIVERVIEW STREETSCAPES MAINTENANCESacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16151681031Bid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1438Addenda: 0Description: Provide all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to maintain the Riverview Streetscapes as specified in the Scope of Services and the City of Sacramento Landscape Maintenance Specifications and Provisions, LS14.

EL CENTRO STREETSCAPES MAINTENANCESacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16151681032Bid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1438Addenda: 0Description: Provide all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to maintain the El Centro Streetscapes as specified in the Scope of Services and the City of Sacramento Landscape Maintenance Services General Specifications and Provisions (LS14).

PHYSICAL EDUCATION GYM COOLING PROJECTTurlock Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 PM CSU - Stanislaus 209-667-3211Estimated Cost: $0 to $2,386,000Prebid: 1/5/16 AT 10:00AMAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of the removal of (6) existing ceiling hung heating air handlers and the addition of (3) new rooftop air handlers with heating and cooling in the existing gymnasium building. Demolition involves removing the air handlers, mechanical room heating hot water boilers and pumps, and piping as generally delineated on the drawings. The removed hydronic boilers shall be remitted to the facility for storage or relocation in coordination with the appropriate facility representative. New work involves installation of the new air handlers, chilled and hot water tertiary pumps, associated hydronic piping back to the campus central plant, and digital controls in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared by Nexus Engineering.

Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600 Lyles Mechanical Co., Fresno PH: (559) 237-2200 FAX: (559) 237-6143 MARK III CONSTRUCTION INC, SACRAMENTO PH: (916) 381-8080 FAX: (916) 386-0363 Mesa Energy Systems, Rancho Cordova PH: (916) 636-1825 FAX: (916) 636-1830

FIRE STATION #32 ADDITIONModesto Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/26/2016 3:00 PM Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District 209-869-7470Estimated Cost: $0 to $200,000Prebid: MAND 1/18/16 at 2:00 p.m.Addenda: 1Description: Fire Station #32 Addition Timothy P. Huff & Associates, Inc., Modesto PH: 209-571-2232


Projects out to bidDESIGN-BUILD SERVICES FOR TEMINAL 3 WEST MODERNIZATION AND BOARDING AREA F PASSANGER BOARDING BRIDGE PROJECTSSan Francisco Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 10071.66Bid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 PM San Francisco International Airport 650-821-7878Estimated Cost: $0 to $623,000Prebid: 12/15/15 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Project Management Support Services for Terminal 3 West Improvements Project. The Terminal 3 West Modernization Project will include renovation and expansion of the Boarding Area F connector, United Club and other United Airlines facilities, a consolidated baggage handling system in a centralized location within the western half of Terminal 3, and replacement of the full facade of Terminal 3 on all levels. The Boarding Area F Passenger Boarding Bridge Project includes replacement of existing passenger boarding bridges and improvements to associated infrastructure within Boarding Area F to increase flexibility of aircraft parking, including apron improvements, improvements to the hydrant fueling system, new fixed bridges, new door penetrations, and any improvements necessary to building systems and other infrastructure. Claudia Luquin, Contract Manager, @ 650-821-7721.

FIGARDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM BUILDING ADDITIONSFresno Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 16-13Bid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 PM Fresno Unified School District (559) 457-3588Addenda: 0 Description: Figarden Elementary School Classroom Buildings Additions, to construct two (2) eight-classroom buildings and one (1) kindergarten building and related site work.

RFP REQUIREMENTS CONTRACT FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF CAMP FRESNO AND CAMP JR. AT DINKEY CREEKDinkey Creek Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 9356Bid Date: 1/26/2016 3:00 PM City of Fresno 559-621-1332Prebid: 1/14/16 at 1:30 pmAddenda: 0 Description: The City of Fresno is soliciting proposals to operate and maintain Camp Fresno and Camp Fresno Jr. located in Dinkey Creek, California per Concession Agreement tentative beginning March, 2016. This request is for a 3 year contract with 2 one (1) -year extensions.

CORRIDOR STREETSCAPES MAINTENANCESacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16151681030Bid Date: 1/26/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1438Addenda: 0 Description: Provide all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to maintain the Corridor Streetscapes as specified in the Scope of Services and the City of Sacramento Landscape Maintenance Specifications and Provisions, LS14.

January 27BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: STRUCTURAL CONCRETEBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2830Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $825,590Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Structural Concrete to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

WATER TREATMENT PLANT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT, PHASE 1BPittsburg Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2012-16BBid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM City of Pittsburg - Redevelopment Agency 925-252-4044Prebid: MAND 12/2/15 & 12/16/15 at 2:00 pmAddenda: 2Description: Work consists of constructing facilities to improve operability and reliability of the treatment plant (Type A) improvements and facilities to remove and process water treatment plant sludge (Type B improvements). See specifications for further details. C. Overaa and Co., Richmond PH: (510) 234-0926 FAX: (510) 237-2435 GSE Construction, Livermore PH: 925-447-0292 FAX: 925-447-0962 K.G. Walters Construction, Santa Rosa PH: 707-527-9968 FAX: 707-527-0244

Lyles Mechanical Co., Fresno PH: (559) 237-2200 FAX: (559) 237-6143 Taber Construction, Martinez PH: (925) 682-6133 FAX: (925) 682-6122 Valentine Corporation, San Rafael PH: (415) 453-3732 FAX: (415) 457-5820 Western Water Constructors, Santa Rosa PH: 707-540-9640 FAX: 707-540-9641

BUTTE REGIONAL TRANSIT OPERATIONS CENTER TENANT IMPROVEMENT REMODEL PROJECTChico Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kitchell 916-648-9700Estimated Cost: $0 to $2,000,000Prebid: MAND 12/15/15 at 9:00amAddenda: 4Description: Work consists of the construction remodel of an existing office and maintenance shop building. The existing offices, electrical room, and shop improvements will require soft demo to a cold shell structure. The improvements will include storefront aluminum window wall infill, the BCAG boardroom and associated casework, finishes and Audio Video improvements, approximately 14 offices with conference rooms, reception, restrooms and break room areas. Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 BRCO Constructors, Inc., Loomis PH: 916-652-3868 FAX: 916-652-3922


Projects out to bid Modern Building, Inc., Chico PH: (530) 891-4533 FAX: (530) 891-6834 S W ALLEN CONSTRUCTION, SACRAMENTO PH: (916) 344-2098 FAX: (916) 344-0307

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: MASONRYBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2832Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $385,544Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 1Description: Provide Masonry to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: SITE DEMOLITION AND EARTHWORKBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2821Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $624,976Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide site demolition and earthwork to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: CHAIN LINK FENCINGBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2827Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $194,719Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide chain link fencing to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: PAINTINGBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2843Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $58,828Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide painting to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: OFFSITE IMPROVEMENTSBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2823Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $937,234Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Off Site Improvements to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: SITE UTILITIESBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2825Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $645,284Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Site Utilities to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: SITE CONCRETEBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2829Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $948,822Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Site Concrete to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: SELECTIVE DEMOLITIONBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2822Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $109,588Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Selective Demolition to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

MOTOR CONTROL CENTER REPLACEMENT PHASE 1Oakland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: SD-352Bid Date: 1/27/2016 1:30 PM East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) - Water Division 510-287-1040Estimated Cost: $340,000 to $360,000Prebid: 1/12/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: See specs for details. Rodan Builders , Belmont PH: 650-508-1700 FAX: 650-508-1705

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: METAL LOCKERSBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2845Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $193,500Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Metal Lockers to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: CERAMIC TILEBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2842Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $127,036Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide ceramic tile to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization


Projects out to bidORINDA WTP RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE - FILTER UNDERDRAIN REPLACEMENTSOrinda Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2095Bid Date: 1/27/2016 1:30 PM East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) - Waste Water Division 510-287-1754Estimated Cost: $11,000,000 to $13,000,000Prebid: 12/15/15, 15/17/15 at 11:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Work includes the items summarized below: 1) Filter Underdrain Replacements a. Remove and store filter media and surface wash piping; demolish plastic-block underdrains and mortar bedding; repair concrete; install new filter underdrains, replace and add filter media; and modify surface wash piping in 19 filters; furnish and install stainless steel headers and connections to underdrain laterals for air scour piping in 20 filters; and perform related required work as shown on the drawings and as specified b. Assume an Equipment Supply Contract for the filter underdrain equipment. Estimated cost of this work is between $11,000,000 and $13,000,000. GSE Construction, Livermore PH: 925-447-0292 FAX: 925-447-0962 Lyles Mechanical Co., Fresno PH: (559) 237-2200 FAX: (559) 237-6143

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: STRUCTURAL STEEL & MISC. IRONBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2833Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $931,577Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide structural steel & misc. iron to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: ROUGH CARPENTRYBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2835Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $37,375Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2 Description: Provide rough carpentry to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCINGBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2834Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $209,450Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2 Description: Provide Ornamental Iron Fencing to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: WATERPROOFINGBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2836Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $48,573Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide waterproofing to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATIONBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2824Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,427,900Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 3Description: Provide Landscape and Irrigation to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: PRE-CAST CONCRETE SEATINGBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2831Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $40,000Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Pre-Cast Concrete Seating to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: INSULATION Bakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2837Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $29,307Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide insulation to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: LATH, PLASTER, DRYWALL AND METAL STUDSBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2841Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,285,189Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide lath, plaster, drywall & metal studs to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: ROOFINGBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2838Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $224,500Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide roofing to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization


Projects out to bidSITE IMPROVEMENTS RIO VISTA AND WEST WEBER SOUTH STORAGE FACILITIES SOLANO AND SAN JOAQUIN COUNTIES Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: C51516, 15-14Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Department of Water Resources 916-653-4867Estimated Cost: $7,000,000Prebid: 1/6/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: Work includes the following principal features: 1. Clearing and grubbing, including tree removal. 2. Grading, imported backfill, and geotextile fabric. 3. K-rail. 4. Transport of materials including rock, conveyor and warehouse contents. 5. Corrugated metal pipe. 6. Aggregate base. 7. Hot mix asphalt. 8. Pavement markings. 9. ADA parking and signs. 10. Wheel stops. 11. Asphalt trailer pad. 12. Erosion control methods. 13. Bollards. 14. Electrical work. 15. Demolition. 16. Dewatering. 17. Chain link fence. 18. Reinforced concrete foundation and various concrete equipment pads. 19. Storm drain pipe and drop inlets. 20. Sanitary sewer connection and piping. 21. Pre-engineered metal building. 22. Pallet storage racks. 23. Prefabricated restroom. 24. Existing metal building repairs. 25. Hazardous substances handling and disposal. 26. Underground water pipe, backflow prevention device, dry pipe sprinkler systems, and fire hydrants. Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600

Robert Burns Construction, Inc., Stockton PH: (209) 943-6969 FAX: (209) 943-1718 Western Water Constructors, Santa Rosa PH: 707-540-9640 FAX: 707-540-9641

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENTBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2828Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $62,500Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide playground equipment to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: TRACK SURFACING AND IN GROUND EQUIPMENTBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2826Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $867,582Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide track surfacing & in ground equipment to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: DOORS, WINDOWS, GLASS AND GLAZINGBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2840Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $42,440Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide doors, windows, glass and glazing to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization

PIPE BURSTING SEWER REPLACEMENT: GROUP 1Sacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16141321018Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1438Estimated Cost: $0 to $778,973Addenda: 0Description: Includes the replacement of several sewer pipe segments located in streets and backyard easements using pipe bursting techniques; additional work includes replacing and reconnecting sewer services, restoring manholes, and other associated work. **Please note that the Sherman Way Easement pipeline segments to be burst are combined sewer facilities that convey both drainage and sanitary sewer flows. The pipeline segments in the other two projects are within the separated sanitary sewer system. K.W. Emerson, Inc., San Andreas PH: (209) 754-3839 FAX: (209) 754-3830

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: FOOD SERVICES EQUIPMENT Bakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2846Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $35,225Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Food Service equipment to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

CITYWIDE DECORATIVE STREETLIGHT LED CONVERSION PROJECTElk Grove Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: WSL005Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM City of Elk Grove 916-478-2212Estimated Cost: $750,000 to $950,000Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of Retrofitting of existing decorative street light luminaires on street light poles with new Light Emitting Diode (LED) retrofit kits. All materials, equipment, and labor necessary to complete the work shall be provided by the Contractor (Work).


Projects out to bidPIPE BURSTING SEWER REPLACEMENT: GROUP 2Sacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16141321019Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1458Estimated Cost: $0 to $918,023Addenda: 0Description: Includes the replacement of several sewer pipe segments located in streets and backyard easements using pipe bursting techniques.; additional work includes replacing and reconnecting sewer services, restoring manholes, and other associated work. **Please note that the 51st/52nd Easement pipeline segments to be bursted are combined sewer facilities that convey both drainage and sanitary sewer flows. The pipeline segments in the other two projects are within the separated sanitary sewer system.

NORTH EAST COMMERCE STREETSCAPES MAINTENANCE Sacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16151681029Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-1438Addenda: 0Description: Provide all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to maintain the North East Commerce Streetscapes as specified in the Scope of Services and the City of Sacramento Landscape Maintenance Specifications and Provisions, LS14.

CHURCH LANE SENIOR CENTER AND DAVIS PARK SENIOR CENTER & MULTI-USE ROOM ROOF REPAIR PROJECTSan Pablo Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM City of San Pablo 510-215-3005Prebid: MAND 1/14/16 at 9:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The City of San Pablo intends to repair tile, composition shingle and single ply roof systems for three City facilities: Church Lane Senior Center, Davis Park Senior Center and Davis Park Multi-use Room. This work will include removal and reinstallation of existing tile and replacement of composition shingle and single ply roof systems; inspection of sheathing for dry rot; removal and replacement of any material infected with dry rot; and installation of new materials such as underlayment, thermoplastic polyolefin, and fiberglass dimensional shingles.

43RD AVENUE STREETSCAPES IMPROVEMENTSSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B16151681028Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM City of Sacramento 916-808-2261Addenda: 0Description: Provide all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to maintain the 43rd Avenue Streetscapes as specified in the Scope of Services and the City of Sacramento Landscape Maintenance Specifications and Provisions, LS14.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: ELECTRICALBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2850Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,962,375Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2 Description: Provide Electrical to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: HVAC AND SHEET METALBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2849Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $557,050Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2 Description: Provide HVAC and Sheet Metal to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: TOILET PARTITIONS AND ACCESSORIES Bakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2844Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $55,370Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Toilet Partitions & Accessories to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2847Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $76,175Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Fire Sprinkler System to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.

2016 PAVEMENT CRACK SEALINGLodi Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 16-01Bid Date: 1/27/2016 11:00 AM Estimated Cost: $0 to $40,000Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of thoroughly cleaning and sealing the existing transverse and longitudinal cracks and joints and random cracks in bituminous pavement surfaces and includes other incidental and related work as described in the specifications.

BAKERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STADIUM MODERNIZATION: PLUMBINGBakersfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2848Bid Date: 1/27/2016 2:00 PM Kern High School District 661-827-3321Estimated Cost: $0 to $407,040Prebid: 1/5/16 at 3:00pmAddenda: 2Description: Provide Plumbing to complete the Bakersfield High School Athletic Stadium Modernization.


Projects out to bidJanuary 28

NAPA COUNTY HALL OF JUSTICE EARTHQUAKE EPOXY INJECTION REPAIRSNapa Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 15-15DBid Date: 1/28/2016 3:30 PM Napa County - Public Works 707-253-4351Estimated Cost: $0 to $117,000Prebid: MAND 1/12/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 1Description: Work consists of injecting an estimated 1,500 lineal feet of cracks around the perimeter of the first and second floor of the Hall of Justice. GCCI, Inc., Santa Rosa PH: 707-545-2134 FAX: 707-545-2156

JAIL SECURITY SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND UPGRADES PHASE IINapa Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: PW 11-04BBid Date: 1/28/2016 3:30 PM County of Napa - Public Works 707-253-4351Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,400,000Prebid: MAND 1/7/15 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Electronic safety & security, conductors & cables, raceways & boxes, system signal grounding, cabinets, enclosures & racks, electronic components, intercom systems, video surveillance systems, fire alarm system, integrated sequence of operations, PLC integrated control systems

CITY OF SANTA ROSA PARKING GARAGE #5 - 2015 REPAIRSSanta Rosa Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: C01821Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM City of Santa Rosa 707-543-3800Estimated Cost: $0 to $288,000Prebid: 1/20/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Parking Garage #5 - 2015 Repairs

SUNNY VALLEY GARDENS AREA STREETS RESURFACINGStockton Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/28/2016 1:30 PM San Joaquin County Public Works 209-468-3000Estimated Cost: $240,000 to $290,000Addenda: 0Description: See specifications for details. Ridgeline Engineering, Stockton PH: (209) 955-0110 FAX: (209) 955-0220

REDWOOD SERVICE YARDOakland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 520700Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM East Bay Regional Park District 510-544-2703Estimated Cost: $0 to $100,000Prebid: MAND 1/14/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: See specifications for details. Rodan Builders , Belmont PH: 650-508-1700 FAX: 650-508-1705

COMMUNITY LIVING CENTER EXPANSION Fresno Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: B1098Bid Date: 1/28/2016 10:00 AM Pre Con Industries 805-345-3147Estimated Cost: $5,000,000 to $10,000,000Prebid: 12/8/15 at 10:00amAddenda: 2Description: Work consists of a new Phase One Expansion of the Community Living Center Building 31 that will provide additional new single occupancy private rooms with adjoining private bathrooms. Phase one expansion includes two homes accommodating six single occupancy rooms for a total of twelve private bedrooms. The project includes some selective demolition of building components, above ground and underground utilities, infrastructure, and site components. Construction of new utility systems and temporary utility systems in and around the new and existing CLC buildings. The existing CLC building shall remain operational throughout the duration of the project. Pre Con Industries PH: 805-928-3397 FAX: 805-345-3148

FOOTHILL LANDFILL GAS SYSTEM UPGRADE PHASE 1Linden Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/28/2016 1:30 PM San Joaquin County Public Works 209-468-3000Estimated Cost: $417,780 to $510,620Prebid: 1/15/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of gas system upgrades.

CALIFORNIA CORRECTIONAL CENTER (CCC) HEALTH CARE FACILITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (HCFIP) & HIGH DESERT STATE PRISON HCFIPSusanville Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 6000001904Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation 209-274-4911Estimated Cost: $0 to $23,457,000Prebid: MAND 12/10/15 at 9:00am - Clearance Requests must be submitted by 12/2 @ 4 PMAddenda: 6Description: The project consists of the following work: The projects at CCC and HDSP are part of the Health Care Facility Improvement Program (HCFIP). The purpose of this project is to remedy deficiencies in its existing health care components. The projects at CCC consist of five sub-projects, which includes one to four sub-phases within each sub project. The scope of work includes, but is not limited to, new buildings, additions, renovations, accessible path of travel, and infrastructure upgrades. These projects are within the secure perimeter. The projects at HDSP consist of three sub-projects, which includes one to two sub-phases within each sub project. The scope of work includes, but is not limited to, new buildings, additions, renovations, accessible path of travel, and infrastructure upgrades. These projects are within the secure perimeter. The new buildings and additions will be slab-on-grade with exterior fully grouted structural concrete masonry unit walls, metal framed and concrete masonry unit interior walls, and a single ply-type, fully adhered over rigid insulation roof assembly.


Projects out to bidUtility relocation will be necessary for the Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 Broward Builders, Inc., Woodland PH: 530-666-5635 FAX: 530-666-5723 Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600

ELMWOOD M1 SUNDECK/MEDICAL HOUSING UNITSMilpitas Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: RFP-FAF-FY16-0049Bid Date: 1/28/2016 5:00 PM County of Santa Clara 408-993-4600Prebid: 12/14/15 at 10:00 amAddenda: 3Description: This project includes the reprogramming, realignment of interior spaces of the upper level of building M1 Elmwood correctional facility and also necessary accessibility upgrades to interior facilities used by staff and inmates. work also includes structural work, mechanical, plumbing, fire protection, and electrical upgrades. Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 Rodan Builders , Belmont PH: 650-508-1700 FAX: 650-508-1705

VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ELIHU HARRIS BUILDINGOakland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 131130Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM Department of General Services (916) 376-1673Prebid: MAND 1/19/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 3Description: Major components of Project Work consist of: Demolition, Tenant improvements on the Third Floor; Construction of a secure evidence storage room and an employee break room, HVAC, fire sprinkler modifications, electrical and Title 24 upgrades. Rodan Builders , Belmont PH: 650-508-1700 FAX: 650-508-1705

CDE-1,OOOKVA CP TRANSFORMER REPLACEMENTFremont Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 138052Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM Department of General Services (916) 376-1673Prebid: MAND 8/6/15 at 10:30amAddenda: 3Description: Work consists of the replacement of the existing 1,OOOKVA, 12KV-480/277 volt transformer within the Unit Substation NO.1 line up. New 1,OOOKVA transformer on Pre-Fabricated pad located outside of the Central Plant building. Coordination Arc Flash study, relay settings per study and related work.

2015 STREET REHABILITATION PROJECT RE-BIDSouth San Francisco Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: st1201Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM City of South San Francisco 650-829-6652Estimated Cost: $0 to $2,500,000Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of CIR and CCPR of 7 Streets East of US 101.

PIPELINE DISINFECTION LOOPS & TANK REPLACEMENTSFresno Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 15-01-CBid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM County of Fresno - Dept. of Public Works 559-600-4528Addenda: 0Description: Work consist of replacing two (2) hydro-pneumatic tanks and miscellaneous appurtenances, replacing two (2) sand separators, installing two (2) NEMA enclosures, trenching and installing 2-24-inch diameter by 50-foot long DR 9 HDPE pipe, 2-24-inch diameter by 45-foot long DR 9 HDPE pipe, 116 feet of 8” diameter DR 9 HDPE pipe, 52 feet of 6” diameter DR 9 HDPE pipe, and various 6” diameter ductile iron pipe segments; miscellaneous valves and required appurtenances, installation of chlorination systems and appurtenances necessary to provide continuous chlorination.

PINE STREET LIFT STATION PROJECTCeres Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM City of Ceres 209-538-5792Estimated Cost: $0 to $536,000Prebid: MAND 1/19/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 3Description: Work consists of the construction of a new sewer lift station adjacent to the existing lift station at 3420 Harold Ave. (City Corporation Yard). The new pump pit will be located south of the existing lift station where the old pump station and utility building exist. Conco West, Inc., Manteca PH: (209) 239-2110 FAX: (209) 239-2384

BRIDGE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM PHASE 2 VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN YOLO COUNTYYolo Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: PPWSIFBCS1506Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM County of Yolo 530-666-8432Addenda: 0Description: Includes removal of existing rip rap, placement of rock slope protection (RSP), placement of stacked concrete bags, asphalt patching, earthwork and grading, shoulder backing, guardrail and barrier rail repair and replacement, concrete patching, traffic control, and water pollution control.


Projects out to bidDELTA SERVICE DISTRICT CENTER RELOCATION/CONSTRUCTIONStockton Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 107756Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM Department of General Services 916-376-1622Estimated Cost: $0 to $19,500,000Prebid: MAND 11/19/15 at 10:00 amAddenda: 6Description: Project comprises labor, material and services necessary for: Construction of a California Conservation Corps District Center, which includes, site improvements, excavation, concrete, steel, plaster, skylights, coiling doors, cold storage room, Kitchen and equipment, HVAC, fire protection, security, lighting electrical, data and communications, transformers, switchgear, and related work AMG & Associates, Inc., Santa Clarita PH: 661-251-7401 FAX: 661-251-7405 Arntz Builders, Inc., Novato PH: (415) 382-1188 FAX: (415) 883-7529 Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 D.L. Falk Construction Inc., Hayward PH: (510) 887-6500 FAX: (510) 887-6501 Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600 F & H Construction, Lodi PH: (209) 931-3738 FAX: (209) 931-4427

Flint Builders, Inc., ROSEVILLE PH: (916) 757-1000 FAX: (916) 797-7400 Roebbelen Contracting, Inc., EL DORADO HILLS PH: (916) 939-1110 FAX: (916) 939-4027 Zovich Construction, Hayward PH: 510-784-1273 FAX: 510-784-0173

CA ATTORNEY GENERAL BUILDING & DISCOVERY TREE SCHOOL ROOF REPLACEMENTSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 136050Bid Date: 1/28/2016 2:00 PM Department of General Services 916-375-4292Estimated Cost: $0 to $1,900,000Prebid: MAND 1/7/16 at 9:30 amAddenda: 0Description: Project comprises labor, material and services necessary for: Demolition and removal of old roof and walkway pavers, installation of new single ply roof and components.

January 29

RFP - FAITH HOME ROAD / GARNER ROAD BRIDGE OVER THE TUOLUMNE RIVERCeres Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 9738Bid Date: 1/29/2016 5:00 PM Stanislaus County Public Works 209-575-5235Addenda: 1Description: Work consists of a 4-lane facility and should be accommodated within the 135-foot OPA Expressway Stanislaus County Standard Plate 3-A16.

NOTICE FOR INCLUSION NAPA SANITATION DISTRICT LIST OF QUALIFIED CONTRACTORSNapa Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/29/2016 5:00 PM Napa Sanitation District 707-258-6000Addenda: 0Description: Napa Sanitation District is compiling its annual list of qualified bidders for the calendaryear 2016. This letter will serve as an ‘invitation to all licensed contractors to submit the name of their firm to the District for inclusion on the list.

INVENTX LAB T.I.El Dorado Hills Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 1/29/2016 2:00 PM SD Deacon 916-969-0900Addenda: 0Description: Tenant Improvement. Trades to include: demolition, striping and signage, concrete, rough carpentry, finish carpentry, cabinets/countertops, FRP, insulation, caulking, doors/frames/hardware, storefront/glazing, plaster, drywall/metal framing, ceramic tile, acoustical ceiling, polished & stained concrete, resilient flooring, painting, toilet partitions & accessories, painting, fire sprinklers, plumbing, HVAC and electrical.

GASEOUS CHLORINE TO LIQUID HYPOCHLORITE CONVERSION PROJECTWest Sacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 22007Bid Date: 1/29/2016 10:00 AM City of West Sacramento 916-617-4717Prebid: MAND 1/6/16 at 2:00pmAddenda: 0 Description: Work consists of the construction of the Gaseous Chlorine to Liquid Hypochlorite Conversion Project at the George Kristoff Water Treatment Plant will be received by the City of West. Preston Pipelines, Milpitas PH: 408-262-1418 FAX: 408-262-1870

CONSTRUCTION OF MINERAL KING AVENUE SANITARY SEWER TRUNKLINE PROJECTVisalia Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: RFB-15-16-44Bid Date: 1/29/2016 2:00 PM City of Visalia 559-713-4334Estimated Cost: $0 to $5,000,000Prebid: 1/13/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 1 Description: Construction of Mineral King Avenue Sanitary Sewer Trunkline Project

February 01NEW SCIENCE LABCrescent City Plan Bid Date: 2/1/2016 10:00 AM Danco Builders Northwest (707) 822-9000Estimated Cost: $0 to $1200000Prebid: MAND 1/7/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 2 Description: Work consists of construction of a new 1924 sq. ft. science lab building and related site improvements including new fire service line, accessible parking and path of travel improvements.


Projects out to bidTHE MARQ COMMUNITY CENTERSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/1/2016 2:00 PM Sequoia Pacific Builders Inc. 916-784-8400Prebid: 1/12/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of 1. Demolish an existing 1,055 SF. one-story resident service building. 2. Remove one large pine tree at entrance.3. Construct a new two -story leasing center 2,742 SF. 4. Renovate and re-purpose an existing one-story leasing building of 2,196 SF. as student lounge. 5. Add metal screen features at entries of apartment building A-1 and B-1. 6. Add entry fence vehicle and pedestrian gates and vehicle turn-around. 7. Re-pave entry drive. 8. Renovate about 21,600 SF. of landscape area. 9. Construct new concrete walks, building entry plaza, patio area, etc. 10.Add rolling vehicle gate to west end of adjacent parcel. SEQUOIA PACIFIC BUILDERS, INC., ROSEVILLE PH: (916) 784-8400 FAX: (916) 784-7895

February 02WALMART SUPERCENTER #1575Oroville Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/2/2016 2:00 PM Wal-Mart Stores 000-000-000Prebid: 1/13/16 at 1:00 pm Invited GC’s ONLYAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of a new 182,255 SF retail building including onsite/offsite work.

Eleven Western Builders, Inc., Rocklin PH: 916-408-6950 FAX: 916-408-6955 Shames Construction, Livermore PH: 925-606-3000 FAX: 925-606-6656

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM UPGRADEVan Nuys Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 137862Bid Date: 2/2/2016 2:00 PM Department of General Services 916-375-4292Prebid: MAND 1/12/16 at 9:30amAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of the installation of a Fire Alarm System.

WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY AND CONSERVATION PROJECT WATER METER INSTALLATIONSan Joaquin Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 1010034-001CBid Date: 2/2/2016 2:00 PM Gouveia Engineering 209-854-3300Prebid: MAND 1/12/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The major work consists of installing approximately 730 owner-furnished water meters and furnishing and installing approximately 40 backflow preventers in the City of San Joaquin.

CONSTRUCTION OF SOUTH INDUSTRIAL COLLECTION SYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTFresno Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 3435Bid Date: 2/2/2016 12:00 PM City of Fresno 559-621-1332Estimated Cost: $0 to $6,737,098Prebid: 1/19/16 at 11:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The scope of work includes, but is not limited to; Construction of sewer main improvements within the alignments of East, Orange, Cedar, Central, and Malaga Avenues as shown on the plans attached hereto. The work includes traffic handling, pavement removal, trenching, pavement replacement, installation of sewer mains and manholes, installation of fiber optic conduits and vaults, sewer services, traffic striping and traffic marking replacement, jacking and boring of pipelines under the Fresno Irrigation District Central Canal and American Colony No. 27 Canal, and other associated work shown on the plans.

February 035400 ROOF REPAIRS AT FOOTHILLS COLLEGELos Altos Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 1749-105Bid Date: 2/3/2016 2:00 PM De Anza Community College (650) 949-6165Prebid: MAND 1/6/16 AT 10:00 AMAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of roof replacement.

ALAMEDA INTERCEPTOR REHABILITATION PHASE 2Alameda Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: SD381Bid Date: 2/3/2016 1:30 PM East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) - Waste Water Division 510-287-1754Estimated Cost: $3,200,000 to $3,600,000Prebid: 1/14/16 at 9:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Work includes rehabilitation of twenty-one manholes, slip lining of approximately 6,168 feet of pipe, CIPP of approximately seven feet of pipe, and performance of related required work complete as shown on the drawings and specified. The work is located in Clement, Grand, and Buena Vista Avenues, and Constitution Way in the City of Alameda, California.

AC TRANSIT EAST BAY BUS RAPID TRANSIT PROJECT INFRASTRUCTURE AND STATION PLATFORMSOakland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2016-1354Bid Date: 2/3/2016 2:00 PM Teichert Construction - Lincoln District 916-645-4800Estimated Cost: $0 to $95,000,000Prebid: 12/1/15 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: See specifications for details.


Projects out to bidFebruary 04

RFQ-PROJECT MANAGEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE RENOVATION OF CARGO BUILDINGS 900 AND 944 PROJECTSan Francisco Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 9322.41Bid Date: 2/4/2016 2:00 PM San Francisco International Airport 650-821-7878Estimated Cost: $0 to $750,000Prebid: 1/14/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The Project will upgrade the building systems in both cargo facilities to extend their useful life, meet the latest building codes and accessibility standards, sustainability requirements and Airport design standards for future Cargo tenants and allow for multiple tenants. The PMSS Consultant (Consultant) will provide overall management expertise and oversight of the Project. The scope of work for this Contract will include design and construction management services, project controls, contract administration, cost estimating services and field inspection. The Contractor will work with the Airport Staff and Design-Builder to develop a refined scope of work for the Project that aligns with the overall Project goals and budget. Burl Toler, Contract Manager, @ 650-821-7828

SITE 18A CULVERT REPLACEMENT & FISH PASSAGE ENHANCEMENT PROJECTSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: C4284Bid Date: 2/4/2016 2:00 PM County of Sacramento 916-874-4243Estimated Cost: $450,000 to $600,000Prebid: 1/13/16 at 9:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Remove an existing 30” RCP culvert, replace the culvert with an +/- 12’ wide by 7’ high steel plate arch culvert, place rip-rap within the culvert and the culvert’s approach channels, reconstruct the portion of the American River bike trail temporarily removed to allow construction of the replacement culvert, re-grade the invert of the existing riparian basin with the American River and re-vegetate disturbed portions of the site with native grasses. Gabe Mendez, Inc., NEWCASTLE PH: (916) 663-3372 FAX: (916) 663-1478

STAFF AND OVERFLOW PARKING LOT FOR THE MARK GREEN SPORTS CENTERUnion City Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 15-13Bid Date: 2/4/2016 2:00 PM City of Union City - Public Works 510-675-5305Estimated Cost: $0 to $469,000Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of temporary traffic control, clearing & grubbing, landscape, erosion control, drainage, slope protection, concrete curbs & sidewalks, fences, electrical, geosynthetics.

Teichert Construction, Pleasanton PH: (925) 621-5700 FAX: (925) 621-5799

FLORIN CREEK MULTI-USE BASIN PROJECTSacramento Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2015-099, 4297Bid Date: 2/4/2016 2:00 PM Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency (916) 874-8704Estimated Cost: $3,030,000 to $3,280,000Prebid: 12/15/15 at 10:00amAddenda: 2Description: The work performed under this Contract includes the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment and supervision for: The excavation of approximately 65,000 cubic yards of soil for the construction of a multi-use detention basin and includes the construction of park enhancements including a pond, drainage and roadway construction, pedestrian bridge relocation, wetland habitat construction and the modification, installation or relocation of utilities.

EAST “C” STREET REPAVEMANT AND WATERLINE PROJECT - PHASE 1Oakdale Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/4/2016 2:00 PM City of Oakdale 209-845-3600Addenda: 2Description: See specifications for details. Central Valley Asphalt, Lindsay PH: (559) 562-7802 FAX: (559) 562-7902 McGuire & Hester, Oakland PH: (510) 632-7676 FAX: (510) 562-5209

Ridgeline Engineering, Stockton PH: (209) 955-0110 FAX: (209) 955-0220

February 05

HYDRONIC PIPING EQUIPMENT UPGRADESan Jose Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/5/2016 3:00 PM San Jose/Evergreen Community College District 408-270-6487Estimated Cost: $0 to $65,000Prebid: MAND 1/21/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Demolish existing cooling tower treatment system and 1500MT chemical inhibitor containment tank. Demolish existing pot feeders on chilled water and heating hot water closed loop systems. Provide and install chilled water closed loop filter, pot feeder and all corresponding piping to existing chilled water system. Provide and install heating hot water closed loop filter, pot feeder and all corresponding piping to existing heating hot water system. Provide and install cooling tower treatment system, containment tank and all corresponding piping to existing condenser water system. Provide and install new coupon rack. Extend concrete housekeeping pad for equipment. Taber Construction, Martinez PH: (925) 682-6133 FAX: (925) 682-6122


Projects out to bidJOB ORDER CONTRACTS - JOC-006, JOC-007, JOC-008, JOC-009, JOC-010San Joaquin County Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/5/2016 10:00 AM San Joaquin County - Facilities Management-Capital Projects 209-468-9598Prebid: MAND 1/19/16 at 1:30pmAddenda: 0Description: Job Order Contracting (JOC) is an indefinite quantity construction delivery method that enables the County to complete multiple small to medium-sized projects through a single, competitively bid contract. In general, projects will consist of repair, remodeling, or other repetitive work; and the Contractors awarded a JOC Contract will have the opportunity to be tasked with multiple individual projects at different locations throughout the County. Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600

February 08RFP-SOLAR POWER PURCHASEVisalia Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/8/2016 5:00 PM TerraVerde Renewable Partners 888-316-2597Prebid: MAND 1/7/16 at 8:00 amAddenda: 1Description: Work includes design, engineer, procure, construct, interconnect, commission, maintain, operate and own solar photovoltaic systems (“Systems” or “Solar Facilities”) at one or more of the sites listed in the Executive Summary (“Project Sites”).

RFP - SOLAR POWER PURCHASE MENDOTA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTMendota Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/8/2016 5:00 PM TerraVerde Renewable Partners 888-316-2597Prebid: MAND 1/6/16 at 1:00pmAddenda: 0Description: The District is seeking proposals from qualified solar contractors (“Respondents”) to design, engineer, procure, construct, interconnect, commission, maintain, operate and own solar photovoltaic systems (“Systems” or “Solar Facilities”) at one or more of the sites listed in the Executive Summary (“Project Sites”).

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2016- ON-CALL CONTRACTS FOR VARIOUS ROAD AND FLOOD CONTROL MAINTENANCE WORKContra Costa County Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 0672-6U2009Bid Date: 2/9/2016 2:00 PM Contra Costa County - Public Works Department 925-313-2000Estimated Cost: $0 to $300,000Prebid: 1/25/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: The work consists of various road and flood control maintenance repairs at different County locations including, but not limited to, rock slope protection, slope stabilization, culverts, and concrete structures all in accordance with the Plans, Drawings, Special Provisions and/or Specifications prepared by or for the Public Works Director and in accordance with the accepted Bid Proposal.

TRAVIS/E. TRAVIS BOULEVARD STRIPINGFairfield Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: HSIP 5132 (043)Bid Date: 2/9/2016 2:00 PM City of Fairfield 707-428-7486Estimated Cost: $0 to $214,000Addenda: 0Description: The work generally consists of, but is not limited to the following: remove existing striping, and pavement markings, install new striping, and pavement markings, installing/replacing delineators, painting island noses, installing/replacing fire hydrant retroreflective markings, and upgrades to curb ramps to the latest Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements on Travis/East Travis. Boulevard from Interstate 80 East Bound on-ramp to Sunset Avenue in the City of Fairfield, Solano County, California. The Contract includes any other work as shown on the Project Plans, as specified in the Contract Documents, and as directed by the City Engineer

FIBER OPTICS INSTALLATION ON THE C-LINE AND R-LINE Oakland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 15EL-172Bid Date: 2/9/2016 2:00 PM BART - S.F. Bay Area Rapid Transit District 510-464-6370Estimated Cost: $1,600,000 to $1,800,000Prebid: 1/8/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 1Description: Work consists of installing fiber optic cables on the C-Line and the R-Line. CF Contracting, FAIRFAX PH: (415) 721-7160 FAX: (415) 296-6437

February 10

CONCORD VARIOUS STREETS PRESERVATION PROJECTConcord Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2292Bid Date: 2/10/2016 2:00 PM City of Concord 925-671-3108Estimated Cost: $1,250,000 to $1,500,000Addenda: 0Description:The work to be done in general consists of mobilization, traffic control, cold planning asphalt concrete pavement, full depth reclamation, rubberized hot mix asphalt and hot mix asphalt paving, dugouts, signing, pavement delineation, and other work as shown on the Plans and as specified in these Special Provisions.

CHABOT DAM SEISMIC UPGRADESSan Leandro Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/10/2016 1:30 PM East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) - Water Division 510-287-1040Estimated Cost: $12,000,000 to $14,000,000Prebid: 1/21/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of the seismic improvements to the Chabot Dam and Reservoir Outlet Workls. Nichelini General Engineering Contractors Inc., Vallejo PH: (707) 226-5877 FAX: (707) 287-9200



JUVENILE HALL MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING FOR YOLO COUNTY (DESIGN-BUILD) (PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS) (REBID)Woodland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: CAOIFBSL1501Bid Date: 2/11/2016 2:00 PM County of Yolo 530-666-8432Estimated Cost: $4,650,000 to $4,900,000Addenda: 0Description: Construct a facility that will include multi-purpose recreation use spaces, program rooms and a visitor center that will share scheduled time between “in-custody” youth and youth who are being supervised in the community after their release from Juvenile Hall; the facility will be constructed adjacent to the existing Juvenile Hall and will consist of +/- 11,350 SF and be a free standing building that will primarily utilize CMU masonry block construction; interior steel stud and CMU walls will be built and construction will be consistent with the security needs of indoor exercise and program use areas; the building will have high ceilings in the open recreation area and will contain a basketball court and adjacent restrooms, equipment and staff rooms and dedicated program spaces. Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 Diede Construction, Inc., Lodi PH: 209-369-8255 FAX: 209-368-0600 S W ALLEN CONSTRUCTION, SACRAMENTO PH: (916) 344-2098 FAX: (916) 344-0307

DEVLIN ROAD TRANSFER STATIONAmerican Canyon Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 15811Bid Date: 2/11/2016 3:30 PM Napa-Vallejo Waste Management Authority 707-299-1731Estimated Cost: $3,100,000Prebid: MAND 1/6/16 AT 10:00 AMAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of Mobilization, traffic control, SWPPP reporting & sampling, erosion control, tree protection, cover crop seeding & mulch, clearing & grubbing, remove concrete ramps, remove hot mix asphalt, remove aggregate base, remove striping, reconstruct chain link gate, signs on gate, post & bollard, reconstruct street light to new scale house island. Argonaut Constructors, Santa Rosa PH: (707) 542-4862 FAX: (707) 542-4897 Ghilotti Construction Co Inc, Santa Rosa PH: (707) 585-1221 FAX: (707) 585-1601 SWANK CONSTRUCTION, VACAVILLE PH: (707) 446-8808 FAX: (707) 446-8303

RABA PASSENGER LOADING IMPROVEMENT PLANRedding Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 2467Bid Date: 2/11/2016 3:00 PM City of Redding 530-245-7024Estimated Cost: $0 to $117,000Addenda: 0Description: Construct two bus stops and crosswalks.

BIOLOGICAL NUTRIENT REMOVAL (BNR) PROJECTElk Grove Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 4208Bid Date: 2/11/2016 2:00 PM Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District 916-875-9015Estimated Cost: $0 to $503,933,780Prebid: 11/18/15 at 9:00 amAddenda: 4Description: The District is implementing the EchoWater Program to meet new standards for discharge to the Sacramento River and for possible reuse as recycled water. This project to implement Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) is an integral part of the overall program and generally includes: Area 50—Primary Effluent Pumping Station which includes (1) a new biofilter for odor control, (2) a new Primary Effluent Pump Station (PEPS) with a Primary Effluent Channel extension to convey primary effluent, (3) a new PEPS Distribution Structure Area 51—Biological Nutrient Removal Facility which includes (4) a new Primary Effluent Flow Splitting facility, (5) a new BNR Basin Complex consisting of eight BNR basins, mixed liquor channel, and associated pipe galleries and electrical buildings, (6) a new Mixed Liquor (ML) flow Splitting Structure to distribute mixed liquor to three existing secondary sedimentation tank batteries; and Area 52—Blower Building and Area Control Center (ACC) which includes (7) a new Blower Building to provide air supply to the BNR basins, and (8) and new ACC for system electrical and control functions. Flatiron West, Inc., Benecia PH: 707-742-6000 FAX: 707-746-1603

WATER METER PROGRAM PHASE 6Lodi Plan OnlineOnlyBid Date: 2/11/2016 11:00 AM Prebid: MAND 1/12/16 at 9:00amAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of the construction of approximately 25,470 lineal feet of 8-inch and 1,320 linear feet of 4-inch replacement water main and appurtenances, construct or reset approximately 23 fire hydrants and laterals, and construct approximately 938 water meter assemblies including construction of all or portions of services, and other incidental and related work, in accordance with Plans and Specifications for Water Meter Program Phase 6 – Meter Installation and Main Replacement.

GRASS VALLEY FIELD OFFICE REPLACEMENT FOR DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLESGrassvalley Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 1601731Bid Date: 2/11/2016 2:00 PM Department of General Services 916-375-4292Estimated Cost: $0 to $5,100,000Addenda: 0Description: Work consists of the construction of a new full sized DMV field office. Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 Modern Building, Inc., Chico PH: (530) 891-4533 FAX: (530) 891-6834


Projects out to bidGRASS VALLEY FIELD OFFICE REPLACEMENT FOR DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLESGrass Valley Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 126748Bid Date: 2/11/2016 2:00 PM Department of General Services (916) 376-1673Estimated Cost: $0 to $5,100,000Prebid: MAND 1/21/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Perform sitework and construct a new 8,032 SF full-service DMV field office facility containing a public service area and employee office space with a break room and locker room; the site is +/- 1.42 acres; the new office structure consists of masonry, metal roofing, insulation, doors, windows, hardware, finishes, blinds, fire suppression, mechanical, electrical, utilities, etc.; most finishes are of a standard office type in nature with the exception of the flooring in the public service area which will be terrazzo; scope also includes paved drive test staging areas, motorcycle skills testing area, trash / recycle enclosure, surface parking, fencing / gates, utilities and landscaping; sitework also includes a storm water detention system, manhole / loft station with pump and other items of work; also included in the demolition of the existing DMV facility is the abatement of hazardous materials. Bobo Construction, Inc., Sacramento PH: (916) 383-7777 FAX: (916) 383-1681 BRCO Constructors, Inc., Loomis PH: 916-652-3868 FAX: 916-652-3922

D.G. GRANADE, INC., SHINGLE SPRINGS PH: (530) 677-7484 FAX: (530) 677-7550 DH Slater & Son, Inc., Chico PH: (530) 893-3333 FAX: (530) 893-1774 Diede Construction, Woodbridge PH: (209) 369-8255 FAX: (209) 368-0600 GCCI, Inc., Santa Rosa PH: 707-545-2134 FAX: 707-545-2156 Modern Building, Inc., Chico PH: (530) 891-4533 FAX: (530) 891-6834 S W ALLEN CONSTRUCTION, SACRAMENTO PH: (916) 344-2098 FAX: (916) 344-0307

POST CONSTRUCTION BOONVILLE FOREST FIRE STATIONBoonville Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 120298Bid Date: 2/11/2016 11:00 AM CA Department of General Services 916-376-1730Estimated Cost: $0 to $55,000Prebid: MAND 1/21/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 0Description: Major components of Project Work consist of: installing water tank water level sensor, adding additional wharf hydrant, re-plumbing domestic water pre-treatment system and related work

February 18

ELIHU HARRIS STATE BUILDING STATE COASTAL CONSERVANCYOakland Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 137401Bid Date: 2/18/2016 2:00 PM Department of General Services 916-375-4292Prebid: MAND 1/27/16 at 10:00 amAddenda: 1Description: Demolition tenant improvements for relocating a State agency in vacated building space; construct a new unoccupied server room; miscellaneous tenant improvements & various accessible upgrades.

February 19RFQ SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING AND WELLNESS CENTER SUBCONTRACTOR SERVICESSan Jose Plan Project #: 0119-16SubBid Date: 2/19/2016 3:00 AM San Jose/Evergreen Community College District 408-270-6431Addenda: 1Description: Prequalification for Subcontractor services for SJCC PE Bldg. Only prequalified subcontractors will be allow to bid on this construction project San Jose Evergreen Community College Dist is interested in the following trades: Structural & Site Concrete, Structural Steel, Roofing, Glass & Glazing, Drywall & Framing, Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical.

NAPA LIBRARY BRANCH REMODEL PROJECT PREQUALIFICATION PACKETNapa Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: PW 15-17Bid Date: 2/19/2016 5:00 PM County of Napa - Public Works 707-253-4351Estimated Cost: $0 to $2,750,000Addenda: 0Description: Notice is hereby given that Napa County (“COUNTY”) has determined that all Prime Contractors (“Contractors”) on the Napa Library Main Branch Remodel Project, PW 15-17 (“Project”) must be prequalified prior to submitting their bid. The work generally consists of tenant improvements in the administrative, circulation, and Children’s Area portions of the Napa County Main Branch Library, including a building addition. Please refer to the Application Instructions for more information. No bid will be accepted from a Contractor that has failed to comply with these requirements



SOLANO AVENUE DRAINAGE DITCH REPAIRNapa Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 15-27Bid Date: 2/25/2016 3:30 PM Napa County - Public Works 707-253-4351Estimated Cost: $0 to $50,000Prebid: MAND 11/18/15 & 11/24/15 at 10:00 amAddenda: 1Description: The engineer’s estimate for construction of this project which includes but is not limited to the demolition and repair of an existing damaged concrete segmental retaining wall and fencing is $50,000.

February 29NEW ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS FACILITY PROJECTOxnard Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 15-05Bid Date: 2/29/2016 3:00 PM Gold Coast Transit (805) 483-3959Estimated Cost: $0 to $15,000,000Addenda: 3Description: Work consists of the construction of t the District’s administrative office and fixed route operation and maintenance facility. The construction project is comprised constructing four buildings totaling 49,500 sq-ft; 170,000 sq-ft of 10-inch thick reinforced concrete paving; 90,000 sq-ft of asphalt paving; five acres of landscaping; and furniture for 50 offices, five

conference rooms, and a board room. The construction project will construct interior and exterior lighting that use 100% LED fixtures. The Administration and Operations Building that will be constructed is a 17,935 sq-ft single-story wood frame structure enclosed Request for Pre-Qualification of Bidders Page 4 of 6 with fiber cement panels. The Maintenance Building that will be constructed is 24,330 sq-ft comprised of a steel structure enclosed with masonry block up to 7’-4” and fiber cement board on metal studs above. The maintenance building that will be constructed is a one story building with a high ceiling to accommodate eight bus service bays and a 3,000 sq-ft mezzanine for parts storage. The Fuel Building that will be constructed, 2,105 sq-ft, and Bus Wash Building that will be constructed, 5,163 sq-ft, are load bearing masonry wall structures. The washing and fueling lanes that will be constructed are covered by a metal deck canopy supported by a steel structure. Adjacent to fueling that will be constructed is a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling system that will be constructed with three 850 scfm natural gas compressors with associated storage, piping, and appurtenances.

March 03NEW SLAB CREEK POWERHOUSE & BOATING FLOW RELEASE FACILITYEl Dorado County Plan OnlineOnlyProject #: 150373.KNBid Date: 3/3/2016 5:00 PM SMUD 916-732-5603Estimated Cost: $0 to $12,500,000Prebid: MAND 1/7/16 at 10:00amAddenda: 0Description: Work consists of the construction of a connection to the existing White Rock Tunnel using Adit #3 and the installation of a 78-inch butterfly valve (to be supplied by SMUD), a penstock connection to the BFRF and, if the Powerhouse is constructed, a bifurcation to the Powerhouse. The penstock and fixed-cone bypass valve in the BFRF shall be sized to meet the maximum instream flow release (“IFR”) and recreational flow release required under the FERC License. The BFRF shall include controls to maintain required IFR and recreation flow amounts through the fixed-cone valve, if the Powerhouse is not constructed or is otherwise unavailable.

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NOTICE OF COMPLETION Recordation Completion Date Owner Name Date Contractor Name Property Address 12/28/15 Brookfield Windrift LLC 12/24/15 906 River Bend Dr, Lthrp City of Manteca 12/15/15 C Overaa & Co Inc North Plant Aeration Basin Optimization Proj CPG River Island Communities LLC 12/11/15 DeNova Homes Inc 18296 Spence Ave, Lthrp CPG River Island Communities LLC 12/16/15 DeNova Homes Inc 18321 Spence Ave, Lthrp Meritage Homes of Calif Inc 12/24/15 2344 Inyo Pl, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 12/23/15 1669 Union Ln, Trcy TL Shoreline LP 12/22/15 600 Channel Dr, Lthrp William Lyon Homes Inc 12/28/15 2572 Daniel Hansen Wy, Trcy William Lyon Homes Inc 12/24/15 2623 Daniel Hansen Wy, Trcy WL Investors LP 11/12/15 2616 Tiffany St, Lodi WL Investors LP 11/12/15 2634 Tiffany St, Lodi12/29/15 CPG River Island Communities LLC 12/23/15 DeNova Homes Inc 1231 Navigator Dr, Lthrp CPG River Island Communities LLC 12/23/15 DeNova Homes Inc 18305 Spence Ave, Lthrp CPG River Island Communities LLC 12/11/15 DeNova Homes Inc 18312 Spence Ave, Lthrp CPG River Island Communities LLC 12/16/15 DeNova Homes Inc 18328 Spence Ave, Lthrp DR Horton Bay Inc 12/28/15 1945 Oleander Ave, Mtca Meritage Homes of Calif Inc 12/28/15 848 Emigrant St, Mtca MSG Investors LLC 12/28/15 1062 S Wolcott Ave, Mtn Hse Oleander LP 12/16/15 Raymus Const Inc 1522 Toy St, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 12/28/15 3275 Milton Jenson Wy, Trcy WL Investors LP 11/12/15 2610 Tiffany St, Lodi Woodside 05N LP 12/28/15 Woodside Homes 1284 S Shields Ave, Mtn Hse Woodside 05N LP 12/21/15 Woodside Homes 600 Open Range Ave, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/21/15 Woodside Homes 600 Pasture Ave, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/29/15 Woodside Homes 622 Open Range Ave, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/16/15 Woodside Homes 632 Gianna Wy, Stkn Woodside 05N LP 12/18/15 Woodside Homes 692 Open Range Ave, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/21/15 Woodside Homes 822 Village Ave, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/16/15 Woodside Homes 836 Village Ave, Lthrp12/30/15 CalAtlantic Group Inc 12/23/15 1718 Kyle Dayton Dr, Trcy City of Stockton 10/19/15 GA Technical Services Inc Dual Feed Conduit Install Proj M14032 CPG River Island Communities LLC 12/17/15 DeNova Homes Inc 1272 Brewster St, Lthrp CPG River Island Communities LLC 12/04/15 DeNova Homes Inc 18344 Spence Ave, Lthrp DR Horton Bay Inc 12/28/15 1913 Oleander Ave, Mtca KB Home Central Valley Inc 12/24/15 3636 Jagger Ln, Stkn Meritage Homes of Calif Inc 12/29/15 1028 Emigrant St, Mtca Meritage Homes of Calif Inc 12/24/15 2331 Emigrant Pl, Mtca Meritage Homes of Calif Inc 12/28/15 2343 Emigrant Pl, Mtca Meritage Homes of Calif Inc 12/28/15 2346 Jigsaw Ave, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 12/29/15 1363 Arbor Brook Dr, Mtca


LEGALNoticesP (209) 599-8895 F (209) 599-6530 • PO Box 554 Ripon CA 95366

Richmond American Hms of Maryland Inc 12/30/15 296 W Aldrich Pl, Mtn Hse River Island 68 LLC 12/23/15 Van Daele Dev of Nor Calif 622 River Bend Dr, Lthrp Shea Homes LP 12/24/15 679 N Colcannon Dr, Mtn Hse TRI Pointe Homes Inc 12/30/15 454 Derone Ln, Trcy William Lyon Homes Inc 12/29/15 2651 Solomon Ln, Trcy WL Investors LP 12/03/15 2585 Buttercup Dr, Lodi WL Investors LP 12/03/15 2593 Buttercup Dr, Lodi Woodside 05N LP 12/21/15 Woodside Homes 10403 Tyke Dr, Stkn Woodside 05N LP 12/30/15 Woodside Homes 1298 S Shields Ave, Trcy Woodside 05N LP 12/21/15 Woodside Homes 17001 Iron Horse Trail, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/18/15 Woodside Homes 406 Scooter Wy, Stkn Woodside 05N LP 12/18/15 Woodside Homes 700 Open Range Ave, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/14/15 Woodside Homes 777 Depot Ct, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/08/15 Woodside Homes 785 Depot Ct, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/21/15 Woodside Homes 810 Village Ave, Lthrp12/31/15 Brookfield Windrift LLC 12/31/15 862 River Bend Dr, Lthrp CalAtlantic Group Inc 12/30/15 172 W Ladd Dr, Mtn Hse Pulte Home Corp 12/30/15 1288 Cotton Meadow Wy, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 12/29/15 1324 Chestnut Hill Dr, Mtca Pulte Home Corp 12/29/15 1663 Union Ln, Trcy Shea Homes LP 12/24/15 685 N Colcannon Ct, Mtn Hse TL Shoreline LP 12/30/15 535 Lakeside Dr, Lthrp TRI Pointe Homes Inc 12/28/15 317 Aldrich Pl, Mtn Hse William Lyon Homes Inc 12/29/15 2612 Daniel Hansen Wy, Trcy Woodside 05N LP 12/31/15 Woodside Homes 1306 S Shields Ave, Trcy Woodside 05N LP 12/30/15 Woodside Homes 1321 S Central Pkwy, Mtn Hse Woodside 05N LP 12/22/15 Woodside Homes 17017 Iron Horse Trail, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/28/15 Woodside Homes 612 Pasture Ave, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 12/30/15 Woodside Homes 619 Perino Ln, Trcy Woodside 05N LP 12/18/15 Woodside Homes 656 Open Range Ave, Lthrp Woodside 05N LP 11/25/15 Woodside Homes 679 Perino Ln, Trcy

MECHANICS LIENS Date Lien Recorded Owner Name Amount Contractor Name Property Address No Recorded Mechanics Liens

LIEN RELEASES Date Recorded Owner Name Contractor Name Property Address 12/28/15 Vernalis Partners Ltd & River Island LLC Essex Crane Rental Corp 640 Mossdale Rd, Lthrp


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builders’ safety services!

Structural Iron and Steel Worker Safety

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This information does not supercede local, State, or Federal regulations.

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In the process of constructing the iron and steel backbone of buildings, bridges, and other major structures, structural iron and steel workers hoist, maneuever, weld, rivet, and bolt heavy, awkward girders, columns, and plates all while working at great heights. Because of the size and weight of the materials they handle, and the often dizzying heights at which they work, iron and steel workers cannot ignore workplace hazards.

Falls are a serious hazard. If you’re an iron or steel worker, get training in your company fall prevention program, which may include nets, scaffold-ing or fall protection harnesses. Ensure that you wear the appropriate fall protection gear each and every time that you work at heights. All of the components of your fall protection should be compatible, preferably from a single manufacturer. Make sure that you have the appropriate anchoring and positioning mechanisms for your job task. Inspect your gear every time you put it on and don’t use it longer than the manufacturer’s recom-mended lifetime for the materials.

Hoisting equipment is invaluable in providing the power you need to move heavy and awkward loads, but it poses a risk when you place a load and cables under stress. Get training in your hoisting equipment and proce-dures. Inspect the hoisting gear and line each time you use them. Ensure that the load is even and securely fastened. Do not operate a hoist if it’s not in safe condition; a shifting load, a sudden loss of lifting power or a snapping cable could cause a serious crush injury or death. Move the load slowly while watching for obstacles and other workers. Practice work-site communication techniques so you can get positioning and emergency shut-off information immediately.

Because it’s your job to physically maneuver the structural components into place and fasten them down, be aware of the ergonomic risks you take. Let the hoists do the heavy lifting for you; good communication with the hoist operator can save you work and back muscle. When you’re using power tools, be aware of the potential for ergonomic vibration injuries. Watch for symptoms such as finger blanching, tingling, and numbness. Use low-vibration tools and protective gloves and remember to hold the tools with a light, secure grip. Practice good body mechanics. Avoid prolonged awkward postures and take mini-breaks every 20-30 minutes to give your body a break.

Protect yourself and coworkers from falling objects. Ensure that you securely fasten the materials you’re working with to the loading equipment or to the structure before you remove supporting cables. Use tool lanyards to ensure that they will not fall if you misplace or drop them. A one-ounce bolt can feel like a bullet when coming from 10 stories up, so always wear your hard hat.

A hard hat and fall protection gear aren’t the only protection you’ll need on the job. Wear all of the personal protective equipment (PPE) necessary for your job site and the tasks you will be assigned. This may include safety shoes, safety glasses, sturdy work gloves, and/or life jackets for over-water operations. Because a construction site can be an extremely noisy environment; use hearing protection. Also, as you’re often exposed to the heat and the cold, wear layers of appropriate clothing to protect you from the elements.



Structural Iron and Steel Worker Safety


CLASS DATE TIME

Membership Orientation February 2nd 12 - 1:30 pmFirst Aid/CPR February 10th 8 am - 12 pmEmployee Update Seminar February 16th 9 - 11 amCaltrans Seminar February 185th

Prevailing Wage Seminar March 16th 9 am - 12 pmCaltrans Seminar March 24

First Aid/CPR April 13th 8 am - 12 pmCaltrans Seminar April 21Mechanic Lien Seminar 101 April 27th 8:30 - 11:30 am

Membership Orientation May 3rd 12 - 1:30 pm

First Aid/CPR June 8th 8 am - 12 pm

Membership Orientation August 2nd 12 - 1:30 pm

Mechanic Lien Seminar 201 September 7th 8:30 - 11:30 am

First Aid/CPR November 9th 8 am - 12 pm

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