Opportunity
Westminster Granicus #P-2678
City of Westminster City Hall Roof Replacement Project
Posted
October 04, 2023
Respond By
April 30, 2026
Identifier
P-2678
NAICS
238160, 238190, 238290
The City of Westminster, California is seeking bids for a comprehensive roof replacement project at its City Hall Building. - Government Buyer: - City of Westminster, Public Works Engineering Division, City Clerk's Office - Project Scope: - Complete demolition and clearing of the existing roof structure - Installation of a new roof system, including new parapet wall - Removal and replacement of approximately 2,000 square feet of damaged sheathing - Installation of a new roof membrane - Ceiling, lighting, and electrical system upgrades - Asbestos abatement in accordance with environmental reports - Products/Services Requested: - All labor, equipment, and materials for roof replacement (lump sum) - Demolition, clearing, and hazardous material abatement - Electrical and lighting system installation - Notable Requirements: - Contractors must hold valid Class B and C-39 licenses - Compliance with prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon provisions is mandatory - Mandatory pre-bid conference and bid security required - Bids must be submitted on provided forms in sealed envelopes - Vendors Noted (pre-bid walk): - Best Contracting Service, Inc. - Rainy Day Roofing - Letner Roofing Company - B & M Tear Off Inc. - No specific OEMs or proprietary products are specified, as this is a construction project - Estimated contract value: $1.7 million - Place of Performance: - Westminster City Hall, 8200 Westminster Boulevard, Westminster, CA 92683
Description
This solicitation is for the replacement of the roof at the City Hall Building located in Westminster, California. The project requires furnishing all labor, equipment, and materials in accordance with the provided specifications and plans. A mandatory pre-bid conference is scheduled, and bids must be submitted on the provided forms in sealed envelopes. The bid opening will be held publicly at the Westminster Civic Center. The project is a public works project subject to prevailing wage laws and requires contractors to have valid Class B and C-39 licenses.