Ontario Planet bids #2026

Ontario pavement rehabilitation, ADA intersection upgrades, and traffic detection systems

The City of Ontario is seeking a contractor for pavement rehabilitation and pedestrian intersection upgrades in Ontario, California. - Buyer: City of Ontario Engineering Department; Caltrans District 8 issued an encroachment permit for work in the State Route 60 right-of-way. - Projects: Milliken Avenue (ST2711), Vineyard Avenue (ST2714), and ADA ramp improvements at four intersections (ST2712). - Named OEMs and specified products: Iteris Apex AI Pro Vector video detection system or City-approved equal; Polara iNS2 APS push button, Model iNS29UN1-B, or City-approved equal; 3M Diamond VIP-grade sign sheeting with Series 1160 protective overlay or equivalent; and Telespar sign posts, anchors, and drive nuts. - Major quantities: 24 ADA access ramps with detectable warnings, 5 additional detectable-warning surfaces, 30 APS push buttons (4 on existing poles/posts and 26 on new posts with foundations), 17 traffic detector loops, and video detection systems including 2 cameras on Schedule A and 4 cameras on Schedule B. Pavement work includes 16,100 square yards of grinding, 11,850 square yards of leveling course, and 1,895 tons of asphalt-rubber hot-mix overlay across Schedules A and B. - Additional work: Asphalt and concrete paving, curb and gutter, sidewalks, utility and manhole adjustments, parkway-drain work, monument work, striping, signs, raised markers, traffic control, removals, restoration, and landscaping. - Notable requirements: Night work is generally planned Monday through Friday, around 9:00 p.m.–5:00 a.m. Schedule C work near Chaffey High School must be coordinated with school operations and approved work periods. The documents state both 40 and 70 working days; the detailed specifications state 70 working days, so the controlling duration should be confirmed. - Estimated project value: $1.2 million. The scope includes work in Caltrans right-of-way and requires applicable traffic-control and permit coordination.

Description

The City of Ontario seeks bids for pedestrian intersection improvements and pavement rehabilitation. Work includes pavement grinding and resurfacing, asphalt base and leveling courses, sidewalk, curb, gutter and curb-ramp work, detectable warning surfaces, utility-cover adjustments, traffic signal loops and video detection, and replacement of striping and markings. The project is to be completed within 70 working days, beginning 10 calendar days after the Notice to Proceed. Bids are electronic only, and the source specifies a Class “A” Contractor’s License, a 10% bid bond (or permitted alternatives), and payment and performance bonds each equal to 100% of the bid amount.

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