City of Industry PlanetBids #CITY-1545

Homestead Museum Irrigation Retrofit Phase 2 – Recycled Water Conversion and Landscape Restoration

The City of Industry is seeking bids for Phase 2 of the Homestead Museum Irrigation Retrofit project, focused on converting existing potable water irrigation systems in street medians to recycled water systems. - Government Buyer: City of Industry Engineering Department - Project Scope: - Retrofit of irrigation systems to use recycled water in medians near the Homestead Museum - Restoration of approximately 218,000 square feet of landscape - Compliance with Los Angeles County Department of Public Health recycled water guidelines - Key Products and Components: - Control valves, valve box lids, recycled water tags (58 units) - Drip control valves, valve box lids, recycled water tags (9 units) - Spray heads (modification of 1,000 units) - Rotor heads (replacement of 150 units) - Quick couplers, valve box lids, recycled water tags (39 units) - 4" gate valves with purple recycled water valve box and tag (8 units) - 2" gate valves with purple recycled water valve box and tag (7 or 4 units, see line items) - 2" basket strainers with enclosure (Yardney SB2F-EP Series or approved equal, 4 or 8 units) - 2" pressure reducing valves (Zurn 500XLFC-HLR-SC or approved equal, 4 units) - Recycled water identification signs (25 units) - Recycled water warning labels for controllers (4 or 7 units) - Removal and repair of 2" backflow preventers (4 units) - Notable Requirements: - All new and modified components must be clearly identified for recycled water use (purple paint, tags, signage) - Use of specific OEM models or approved equals for gate valves (NIBCO T-580-70 Series, F-619-SON Series), basket strainers (Yardney SB2F-EP Series), and pressure reducing valves (Zurn 500XLFC-HLR-SC) - Contractor must hold a Class A-General Engineering and/or C-27 Landscaping license - Liquidated damages of $300 per day for late completion - Estimated contract value: $269,400 - Project duration: 45 working days

Description

This solicitation is for Phase 2 of the Homestead Museum Irrigation Retrofit project, which involves converting the existing potable water irrigation system to a recycled water irrigation system within the street medians adjacent to the Homestead Museum eastward to Hacienda Boulevard. The project requires contractors to have Class A-General Engineering and/or C-27 Landscaping licenses. The work includes installation and replacement of various irrigation components such as control valves, valve box lids, recycled water tags, spray heads, rotor heads, gate valves, and restoration of existing landscape. The project duration is 45 working days with an estimated value of $269,400.00 and liquidated damages of $300 per calendar day.

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