Santa Rosa Junior College Ionwave #1361

Prequalification for Windsor fire-training tower site development and installation

Santa Rosa Junior College is prequalifying general contractors for site development and installation of a firefighter training tower at its Windsor Public Safety Training Center. - Government buyer: Sonoma County Junior College District, doing business as Santa Rosa Junior College; Purchasing Department. The project is at the Public Safety Training Center in Windsor, California, and is reviewed by the California Division of the State Architect. - OEMs and vendors: Fire Facilities is identified as the manufacturer of the prefabricated training tower. Arcosa is identified as the propane tank manufacturer. Fireblast Global is referenced in the burn-prop installer experience requirement. - Products and quantities: One manufactured, unoccupied fire-training tower; burn props (quantity unspecified); one 1,000-gallon propane tank; three training fire hydrants; and one 30 kVA transformer. No part numbers are provided. - Contractor scope: Site clearing, asphalt demolition, utilities, grading, building-pad and tower-foundation construction, tower assembly, installation of the tower, burn props and District-purchased propane tank, new asphalt paving, and accessible parking. - Notable requirements: General contractors must hold a California B (General Building) license. The contractor must use a qualified burn-prop installer who can document at least five projects installing Fireblast Global equipment. Joint-venture entities must qualify separately. This is a prequalification process; only qualified contractors may bid on the construction work. - Estimated project value: Approximately $2 million. The anticipated construction duration is five months; the schedule is subject to change.

Description

The Sonoma County Junior College District is pre-qualifying general contractors to submit bids for the PSTC Fire Tower Project. The project includes installing a prefabricated fire training tower and burn props, along with site clearing, asphalt demolition, utilities, installation of a District-purchased propane tank, grading, a building pad, and new asphalt paving. The contractor must hire a qualified burn-prop installer with at least five projects involving Fireblast Global equipment, and must hold a California B (General Building) contractor’s license. Responses must be submitted electronically by December 3, 2026; the project is estimated to cost approximately $2,000,000.

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