Santa Cruz County Opengov #P42442

Santa Cruz County Upper East Zayante Road storm-damage retaining wall and roadway repairs

Santa Cruz County is soliciting bids for a site-specific roadway and retaining-wall repair on Upper East Zayante Road following storm damage. - Government buyer: County of Santa Cruz, Department of Community Development and Infrastructure, Division of Public Works. - Project: Upper East Zayante Road PM 1.18 Storm Damage Repair, federal-aid project ER-15J9 (067), in unincorporated Santa Cruz County. - Requested work: Repair a roadway slip-out with a steel soldier-pile retaining wall and timber lagging, culvert and drainage improvements, asphalt paving, guardrail, erosion control and revegetation, and traffic control. - Major quantities and bid items: 300 of W14x82 steel soldier piles (490319); 280 drilled holes (490403); 2.5 timber lagging (575004); 408 geocomposite drain (681132); 93.75 of steel-post Midwest guardrail (832006); 35 of 18-inch plastic pipe (641107); and 43 of Type A hot mix asphalt (390132). The full bid schedule is listed below. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturer or vendor is identified by name. Midwest guardrail is a specified system, not an identified supplier or OEM. - Notable requirements: California Class A contractor license, prevailing wages, and qualified-biologist environmental preconstruction surveys for listed species. The project must be completed within 75 working days; work is to begin within 15 calendar days after contract approval or execution, as applicable. - Estimated project cost: Approximately $491,000. The accompanying environmental document also describes broader county storm-damage repair context; this solicitation is for the Upper East Zayante Road site.

Description

The County of Santa Cruz is accepting sealed electronic bids for construction to repair storm damage along Upper East Zayante Road at Post Mile 1.18 in the unincorporated County. Work includes a soldier pile retaining wall with timber lagging, culvert replacement through the retaining wall, Midwest guardrail, asphalt pavement, erosion control and revegetation, and traffic control. The work is to be completed within 75 working days, and bidders must submit their bids electronically through OpenGov. The estimated project cost is $491,000.

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