Opportunity

Santa Clara County Biddingo #RFSQ-FAF-FY27_263-CP25006-3

Pre-Qualification for Seismic Compliance Upgrades at Saint Louise Regional Hospital

Posted

September 14, 2026

Respond By

September 28, 2026

Identifier

RFSQ-FAF-FY27_263-CP25006-3

NAICS

237990, 238190, 238220

This opportunity involves the County of Santa Clara's effort to pre-qualify prime contractors for seismic compliance upgrades at Saint Louise Regional Hospital. - Government Buyer: - County of Santa Clara - Project at Saint Louise Regional Hospital (buildings BLD-02627, BLD-02628, BLD-02629) - Products/Services Requested: - Installation of new End-Of-Line restraints on fire sprinkler branch piping - Provision of new domestic water storage tanks - Provision of new sanitary sewer storage tanks - Construction of a mechanical equipment enclosure for emergency use - Pre-qualification of prime contractors for future bidding - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Upgrades must meet Non-Structural Performance Category (NPC) 4/5 requirements per the 2022 California administrative code chapter 6 - No changes to room function, occupant load, or means of egress - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; this is a general contractor pre-qualification - OEMs: - No OEMs specified in the solicitation - Quantities and part numbers are not provided at this stage; details will be defined in future bidding documents.

Description

The County of Santa Clara requires all primary contractors for the Saint Louise Regional Hospital NPC 4/5 Seismic Compliance Project to be pre-qualified before submitting proposals. The qualified contractors list will be used for bidding the project for one year from the list's establishment. The project involves upgrading hospital buildings BLD-02627, 02628, and 02629 to comply with 2022 California administrative code chapter 6 NPC requirements. Work includes adding new End-Of-Line restraints to fire sprinkler piping and installing new domestic water and sanitary sewer storage tanks with a mechanical equipment enclosure for emergency use. The project does not alter room function, occupant load, or means of egress in the hospital.

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