San Diego Community College District-District Office Planet bids #HH26270599

Miramar College pool deck replacement, pool repairs, and replastering

San Diego Community College District is seeking a contractor to repair and upgrade the Miramar College competition and recreation pools and their surrounding decks. - Buyer: San Diego Community College District (SDCCD), District Office / Facilities Management; work is at Miramar College. Related materials also identify Parking Services and Operations, Enterprise Services & Facilities (Measure HH). - Project: Miramar College Pool Deck Replacement and Replastering, procurement HH26270599 / project HH-R-CR-005. - Scope: Repair pool walls, bottoms, cracks, and slot drains; replaster both pools; replace deck coating and deck and pool-bottom tiles as required; replace coping tiles; demolish existing one- and three-meter diving-board cement bases; and install diving platforms and a grade beam. The contractor provides labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and related services. - OEMs and vendors: No pool-product OEMs, manufacturers, product brands, or construction suppliers are specified. Keenan & Associates is identified as the OCIP administrator; the program is associated with the SEWUP Joint Powers Authority. SDCCD is the buyer and provides specified training, screening, and meal services. - Quantities and part numbers: No materials, models, or part numbers are specified. The main pool construction service is listed as one project; quantities for the supporting services are not specified. - Notable requirements: Contractor licensing must include an A or B license with C-53. The project includes a mandatory pre-bid meeting, bid and payment bonds of 10%, and a 100% performance bond. Contractors and eligible subcontractors must enroll in the owner-funded OCIP; they remain responsible for certain coverage, including automobile liability and off-site operations. - Workforce and site requirements: Include District-required safety training, PPE, site screening, badging/biometrics, safety and logistics coordination, and daily site cleanup. The workforce education program applies to qualifying contractors; related costs are contractor-funded. District meal service is provided on active workdays when the workforce reaches the stated threshold. Approved staging or parking areas may have associated costs. - Other attached terms: A parking license form leaves the facility, spaces, usage period, and fee unspecified. The Community Benefits Agreement requires covered contractors to bind subcontractors to its terms; the initial solicitation describes additional compliance for contracts over $1 million.

Description

The project covers repairs to the walls and bottoms of the competition and recreation pools, including plaster and cracks at the pools’ north ends, and repairs to perimeter slot drains. Work includes replacing the pool deck coating and, as required, pool deck and bottom tiles; installing new coping tiles; and demolishing existing diving-board cement bases. The project also includes installing diving platforms and a grade beam. The source states that the mandatory pre-bid meeting is October 26, 2026, and responses are due November 10, 2026; required licenses are A or B to include C-53.

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