City of Irvine PlanetBids #SG-26-0034

Traffic Signal Modification and Street Improvements at Paseo Westpark and San Remo

The City of Irvine Public Works & Sustainability department is seeking bids for a comprehensive traffic signal modification and street improvement project at Paseo Westpark and San Remo. - Buyer: City of Irvine Public Works & Sustainability - Scope of work includes: - Cold milling, removal, and replacement of asphalt concrete pavement - Asphalt rubberized hot mix overlays - Adjustment of utility covers, manholes, and valves - Replacement of damaged concrete curb, gutter, and sidewalk - Installation and modification of curb ramps (with truncated domes) - Construction of reverse curb and gutter - Pavement restriping (removal and installation) - Removal and installation of new traffic signal poles and equipment - Installation of new signal controller cabinet and service enclosure - New wiring for signal equipment - Notable requirements: - Prime contractor must hold a Class A license; specialty electrical work requires Class C-10 - Compliance with prevailing wage and California Department of Industrial Relations registration - Project is subject to a Community Workforce Agreement (local hire goals, union registration, labor provisions) - Submission of original certified check, cashier’s check, or surety bond by the three lowest responsive bidders within five business days - Adherence to all labor and insurance requirements - Estimated contract value: $1,020,000 - Duration: 100 working days; liquidated damages of $4,200 per calendar day for delays - No specific OEMs or branded products are mentioned; work is primarily construction and electrical modification - Key line items include mobilization, traffic control, water pollution control, excavation, asphalt and concrete work, signal modification, and utility adjustments

Description

This solicitation is for the modification of traffic signals at the Paseo Westpark and San Remo intersection. The project includes reconstruction of curb ramps, sidewalks, and curbs, as well as traffic control and other related construction services. The work requires a Class A license for the prime contractor and Class C-10 for specialty work. The estimated contract value is $1,020,000, and the project is subject to a Community Workforce Agreement with local hire goals and union registration requirements.

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