City of Menifee PlanetBids #CIP 26-10

City of Menifee Right of Way Turf Conversion Project – Drought-Tolerant Landscaping and Irrigation Upgrades

The City of Menifee is seeking bids for the Right of Way Turf Conversion Project (CIP 26-10), focused on converting landscape medians to drought-tolerant designs across four sites. - Government Buyer: - City of Menifee, Engineering Department - Project Scope: - Conversion of medians on La Ladera Road, Evans Road, and Little Reb Place/Bellamy Lane - Includes demolition of existing turf, grading, and installation of drought-tolerant landscaping - Installation of decomposed granite, cobble, gravel, shredded bark mulch, and 'Sunrise Boulders' - Installation of custom steel art pieces: 'Whales Tongue Agave', 'Sunset Palm', 'Octopus Agave', and 'Sawtooth Agave' - Irrigation system upgrades, including Hunter ICZ-101-25-LF drip control zone kits and Rain Bird PESB-PRS-D remote control valves - OEMs Highlighted: - Hunter Industries (irrigation components) - Rain Bird Corporation (irrigation components) - Quantities and Notable Products: - Over 14,000 sq ft of decomposed granite, 3,800+ sq ft of cobble, and extensive mulch and gravel installation - 118 'Sunrise Boulders', 7 'Whales Tongue Agave' steel art pieces, 2 'Sunset Palm', 3 'Octopus Agave', 11 'Sawtooth Agave' - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with prevailing wage laws and environmental regulations - Coordination with city maintenance personnel for irrigation equipment - Plant establishment period (minimum 30 days) and maintenance period (minimum 90 days) - 1-year general warranty, with extended warranties for specific irrigation components - Liquidated damages of $500 per day for delays - Contractor Qualifications: - California C-27 Contractor's License required - Experience with landscape conversion and public works projects - Ability to manage multiple subcontractors and detailed record-keeping

Description

The City of Menifee invites sealed bids for the Right of Way Turf Conversion project, which involves converting several landscape medians to drought tolerant landscapes including grading, decomposed granite, cobble, and steel art. The work is located in several medians throughout the City of Menifee at specified sites on La Ladera Road, Evans Road, and Little Reb Place and Bellamy Lane. Bids must be submitted electronically by 2 p.m. on July 14, 2026, with a hard copy of the bid package received within 48 hours. The project requires a California C-27 Contractor's License and includes a 45 working day contract with an estimated value of $800,000.

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