Opportunity
Sacramento Opengov #4688
Sacramento County KLF Multipurpose Area and Pavement Repairs Solicitation
Posted
August 05, 2026
Respond By
September 10, 2026
Identifier
4688
NAICS
237310, 238990
Sacramento County's Waste Management and Recycling department is seeking bids for the KLF Multipurpose Area and Pavement Repairs project at the Kiefer Landfill site. - Government Buyer: - Sacramento County, Waste Management and Recycling department - Scope of Work: - Repair failed sections of the Multipurpose Area, entrance area, utility boxes, and related infrastructure - Includes paving, utility repairs, striping, minor repairs, and compliance with all relevant specifications and permits - Products and Services Requested: - Mobilization - Water pollution control plan - Surveying - Clearing, grubbing, and stripping (0.13 acres) - Asphalt cutting and removal - Pavement subgrade (8,000 sq ft) - Subgrade install (10,000 sq ft allowance) - Aggregate base (100 tons) - 1" HMA asphalt concrete pavement (860 tons) - 3/8" HMA asphalt concrete pavement (220 tons) - Asphalt reinforcement grid (18,200 sq ft) - Asphalt microsurfacing (15,000 sq ft) - Pavement striping removal - Thermoplastic and paint pavement striping - Adjustment of vault and manhole covers (5 each) - Flexible pavement repairs (10,000 sq ft allowance) - Concrete pavement (4,650 sq ft) - Quantities are provided for bid comparison; actual quantities may vary at the County's discretion - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Strict conformance with all applicable regulations and permits - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation
Description
The project involves furnishing all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and incidental work to complete repairs and improvements at the Sacramento County Multipurpose Area (MPA). Work includes paving, utility repairs, striping, and minor repairs, performed in strict conformance with specifications and permits. The scope includes repairing failed sections of the MPA, entrance area, utility boxes, and related infrastructure. The project is managed by the Waste Management and Recycling department of Sacramento County.