San Diego County Ivalua #BPM013349 (RFB 13349)

San Diego County on-call abatement and remediation services

San Diego County is seeking on-call abatement and remediation support for its facilities. - Government buyer: County of San Diego, through the Department of General Services and Department of Purchasing and Contracting. The procurement materials name Christopher Almazan and Maggie Ramsberger, Interim Director. - Requested services: As-needed removal and disposal of asbestos-containing materials, lead-based paint, mold-contaminated materials, hazardous waste, and water-damage cleanup. Services include labor, supervision, materials, equipment, transportation, permits, and subcontractors. - Estimated annual labor hours: - Regular hours: 5,200 - Emergency/overtime: 1,600 - Weekends/Saturdays: 1,600 - Holidays/Sundays: 1,600 - Notable requirements: 24/7 dispatching; urgent requests responded to within 2 hours and non-urgent requests within 24 hours; compliance with California regulations and prevailing-wage requirements; and required security clearances. Work may involve occupied or secured facilities, challenging access conditions, testing, inspections, and clearance requirements. - Vendors named in the planholders list: BELFOR Property Restoration, Unlimited Environmental, Inc., ATI Restoration, LLC., BluCAL, and Taft Electrical Services. These are listed as planholders or subcontractors, not as designated suppliers. No OEMs or product manufacturers are specified. - Other procurement details: Work is assigned through task orders, with quantities being estimates rather than guaranteed work. The addendum directs disposal-cost questions to the Statement of Work; it does not identify a separate product or quantity.

Description

The County of San Diego is seeking bids from firms to provide as-needed abatement services. The anticipated contract term is one base year with two one-year option periods. The basis of award is total bid price, and bidders must respond to all bid items to be considered. Addendum 2 states the County has issued an average of 10 task orders per year, with frequency and dollar amounts varying based on County needs and the size and scope of the work.

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