Placentia Planet bids #145067

City of Placentia Sidewalk Repair Program: Concrete, Asphalt, and Pathway Construction

The City of Placentia Department of Public Works is soliciting bids for a comprehensive Sidewalk Repair Program across multiple city parks. - Government Buyer: - City of Placentia Department of Public Works - Office of the City Engineer - Scope of Work: - Removal and construction of Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) sidewalks (4" and 6" thick) - Construction of PCC curb ramps with detectable warning surfaces - Removal and installation of asphalt concrete (AC) pavement (4" thick) - Installation of stabilized decomposed granite pathways with aluminum edging - Removal of existing trees and stumps - Construction of PCC cross gutter/spandrel with dowels - Mobilization, traffic control, and implementation of best management practices for water pollution control - Products/Line Items: - PCC sidewalk (4" thick): 6,820 sq ft - PCC sidewalk (6" thick with #10 welded wire mesh): 1,400 sq ft - PCC curb ramps: 3 units - Decomposed granite pathway: 2,500 sq ft - Aluminum edging: 360 linear feet - AC pavement (4" thick): 200 sq ft - PCC cross gutter/spandrel: 200 sq ft - Tree and stump removal: 3 units - Mobilization, traffic control, and best management practices: 1 each - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with California prevailing wage laws - Contractor must hold a valid Class "A" or "C-8" license - Adherence to latest Greenbook, City standards, and State/utility agency specifications - Preservation and restoration of survey markers and monuments - Liquidated damages for delays ($500 per calendar day) - CASP certification for curb ramps - No specific OEMs or vendors are mandated; materials must meet project specifications and standards.

Description

The City of Placentia is soliciting electronic bids for the Sidewalk Repair Program project. The scope includes removal of existing improvements and construction of PCC flatwork, AC pavement, signage, striping, and adjustments to existing utility improvements. The work also involves protecting existing utilities, preserving and restoring survey markers and monuments, and complying with the latest Greenbook, City standards, and State and utility agency specifications. The project requires a Class "A" or "C-8" license and has an estimated value of $224,000 with a duration of 35 working days.

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