Santa Cruz Opengov #IFB No. PW-0327

Santa Cruz seeks bids for West Cliff Dr Path Realignment to improve pedestrian access, drainage, and safety.

The City of Santa Cruz Public Works Department is seeking bids for the West Cliff Dr Path Realignment project to address coastal erosion and improve pedestrian safety at two sites. - Government Buyer: - City of Santa Cruz Public Works Department - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Demolition and repaving of existing path (Site 1) - Removal of deteriorated path segments (Site 1) - Construction of wood split rail fence with gate (Site 1) - Installation of decomposed granite rest areas with benches and memorials (Sites 1 & 2) - Drainage improvements: swale, new catch basin, hose bib and box (Site 1); new swale and repurposed catch basin (Site 2) - Vegetation restoration with rock swash (Site 1) and general restoration (Site 2) - Removal of existing parking area and asphalt pathway (Site 2) - Construction of new asphalt-paved path (approx. 290 feet, Site 2) - Installation of park bench and trash receptacle (Site 2) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Coastal erosion mitigation - Relocation of pathways away from hazardous cliff edges - Enhancement of pedestrian access and amenities - Restoration of native vegetation - No part numbers or purchase quantities specified - No specific product brands or manufacturers are required; bidders may propose materials and solutions meeting project specifications.

Description

This project involves improvements at two sites to enhance pedestrian access, drainage, site amenities, and overall safety along the coastline. Site 1 includes demolition and repaving of a portion of the existing path, removal of deteriorated segments, construction of a wood split rail fence with gate, installation of decomposed granite rest areas with benches and memorials, drainage improvements, and vegetation restoration. Site 2 includes removal of an existing parking area and part of the asphalt pathway, repurposing a storm drain catch basin, construction of a new asphalt path, installation of a rest area with bench and trash receptacle, and related grading and vegetation restoration. The project addresses erosion issues and aims to improve safety and access along the coastal bluffs and cliffs.

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