Solano County Opengov #2026 - JOC

Solano County Seeks Bids for 2026 Job Order Contracts: General Engineering, Building, and Roofing Services

Solano County's General Services Department is seeking bids for 2026 Job Order Contracts to support a wide range of construction and facility improvement projects: - Government Buyer: - Solano County, General Services - Countywide Services - Scope of Work: - Indefinite quantity contracts for general engineering, building, and roofing services - Projects include tenant improvements, facility upgrades, repairs, and site development at various county locations - Contractors must provide all labor, materials, equipment, coordination, transportation, and related services - Licensing Requirements: - Bidders must hold a valid 'A' License (General Engineering), 'B' License (General Building), or 'C-39' License (Roofing) - Procurement Process: - Contractors bid an adjustment factor to preset unit prices; work is assigned via Job Orders during the contract term - Electronic bid submission through the OpenGov portal is required - Mandatory review of all attachments and participation in a pre-bid meeting - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to all qualified contractors meeting licensing requirements - Notable Requirements: - Indefinite quantity; multiple projects may be issued under a single contract - One-year contract term - Focus on flexibility and rapid response to county facility needs

Description

Solano County, California, is soliciting electronically submitted bids for the General Services Department 2026 Job Order Contracts. The contracts cover labor, materials, equipment, coordination, transportation, and services necessary for various construction projects under "A" License (General Engineering), "B" License (General Building), and "C-39" License (Roofing). This is an indefinite quantity construction contract for multiple projects at different locations, typically used for tenant improvements, facility upgrades, repairs, and site development. Contractors will bid an adjustment factor to preset unit prices, and work will be issued by Job Orders during the one-year contract term.

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