Opportunity

Coronado Planet bids #27-CO-EN-1206

Coronado Orange Avenue Phase 1 Streetscape and Furnishings Improvements

Posted

October 08, 2026

Respond By

November 12, 2026

Identifier

27-CO-EN-1206

NAICS

237310, 238990

The City of Coronado is seeking a contractor for Phase 1 downtown streetscape improvements along Orange Avenue. - Government buyer: City of Coronado, Public Services & Engineering Department; City Engineer. - Scope: Replace or add street furnishings, trees and tree grates, repair sidewalks and paving, add pavement markings, and repaint news stands along Orange Avenue from First Avenue to R.H. Dana Place, excluding the 800 block. - Named OEMs and product vendors: DuMor (benches and receptacles), Madrax (bike racks), Urban Accessories and Spruce and Gander (Chinook tree grates), U.S. Reflector (K72 bollards), Geveko Markings (Optamark thermoplastic markings), SWARCO (sidewalk emblems), KRC Rock (White Ice decomposed granite), DeepRoot (root barrier), and Davis (concrete color). Specifications generally allow approved equals. Topcast is also named for the sidewalk finish. - Key quantities: 48 benches, 81 bike racks, 80 trash receptacles, 64 recycling receptacles, 20 bollards, 11 palm trees, 10 Brisbane Box canopy trees, and 800 linear feet of root barrier. Tree-grate, sidewalk, and decomposed-granite quantities vary between the unit-price schedule and plans/specifications; the line items below note the reported figures. - Technical requirements: Furnishings and finishes include RAL-6028 powder coating; receptacles require at least 32-gallon capacity. Tree grates are cast iron, and the root barrier must be a durable, ribbed modular system. Work must preserve pedestrian and business access, protect existing trees and utilities, and include traffic and stormwater controls. Most of the work is within Caltrans right-of-way and requires an encroachment permit before construction. - Other named organizations: Caltrans and the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) are referenced for right-of-way and transit coordination. - Estimated value and duration: Estimated project value is $1,252,500; completion is required within 80 working days. No option years or recurring subscription are identified.

Description

The City of Coronado is seeking bids for replacement and addition of street furnishings along both sides of Orange Avenue sidewalks from First Avenue to R.H. Dana Place, excluding the 800 block. Work includes removing and replacing declining or missing trees, refurbishing and replacing tree grates, installing trash and recycling receptacles, benches, and bike racks, replacing isolated sidewalk sections, and repainting existing news racks. The City will purchase new benches and receptacles and arrange for their storage and delivery as needed. Bids must be submitted electronically through PlanetBids by November 12, 2026; the estimated value is $1,252,500, and the contract time is 80 working days.

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