Opportunity
Monterey Opengov #318374
Fire Station 13 Training Tower Repair
Posted
October 22, 2026
Respond By
December 01, 2026
Identifier
318374
NAICS
236220, 238190, 238160
The City of Monterey Public Works Department is seeking bids to repair the Fire Station 13 training tower and restore its structural and weather-protection systems. - Government buyer: City of Monterey, Public Works Department, Monterey County, California. - Scope: Repair the existing wood-framed, 2.5-story training tower, including structural framing and sheathing, exterior openings and infill, roof and guardrails, doors, flashing, and interior and exterior finishes. - Named OEMs and specified products: - ACUDOR roof hatch, model RHA-A3844 (quantity 1). - JL Industries access panels, model XPEA-H4 (quantity 3; types W1, W2, and W3). - Schlage ND Series door levers; quantity not stated. - Pemko 216_FG door shoes; quantity not stated. - Super Anchor Safety CRA 6x6 D-Plate safety anchor, model 1037 HDG; quantity not stated. - Kee Klamp steel pipe railing components, including 64-7 standard vertical railing flanges, or similar; quantity not stated. - Other work and materials: Modified-bitumen roofing with a granule cap sheet, structural materials, steel pipe rail, infill walls, doors, and finishes. Manufacturers are not identified for these items. - Bid schedule: Three lump-sum items, each with a quantity of 1: mobilization and demobilization, storm water compliance, and Fire Training Tower Repair. The plans also summarize training tower repair services under project reference 22410.00. - Notable requirement: Good Faith Local Hire is identified as a project requirement. - Estimated cost: The engineer’s estimate is $175,000.
Description
The City of Monterey is seeking bids to repair the existing wood-framed 2.5-story fire training tower at Fire Station 13. The work includes replacing damaged structural framing, creating new exterior openings, installing new roofing, and completing interior and exterior finishes. The bid schedule also lists mobilization and demobilization, storm water compliance, and fire training tower repair. An engineer’s estimated cost is $175,000; attendance at the pre-bid meeting is mandatory.