California eProcure #PE825PK023

Parking Lot E8 Repairs Solicitation at CSU Long Beach

California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) is seeking qualified contractors for the Parking Lot E8 Repairs project. - Government Buyer: - California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) - Trustees of the California State University system - Project Scope: - Complete removal of existing 4-inch asphalt pavement - Removal of upper 18 inches of soil, including 12-14 inches of cement-treated soil - Installation of new 4-inch asphalt section over non-expansive fill compacted to at least 95% relative compaction - Conversion of 9 EV-ready stalls to full EV charging capability - Parking lot restriping - Design: - Project designed by 19six Architects (Ewa Pocwiardowska) - Requirements: - Contractors must have completed at least three similar projects (minimum 90,000 SF and $3.7M value) - Valid C12 license in California required - Prequalification with both CSU Chancellor’s Office and CSULB is mandatory - Attendance at pre-bid site walk required - 3% Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) participation required, with incentives for exceeding this threshold - Compliance with prevailing wage laws and Department of Industrial Relations registration - Adherence to CSU insurance requirements (BRIP and possibly OCIP) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; focus is on general and specialty contractors - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on contractor experience, DVBE participation, and insurance compliance - EV charging station conversion as part of scope

Description

The solicitation is for the construction of Parking Lot E8 Repairs at California State University, Long Beach. The work includes complete removal of existing asphalt and soil, installation of new asphalt pavement, conversion of 9 EV ready stalls to full EV charging capability, and restriping. Bidders must prequalify with both the Chancellor's Office and CSU Long Beach, attend a mandatory site walk, and comply with DVBE participation requirements. The project is subject to prevailing wage laws and requires compliance with insurance and legal provisions.

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