Lake County Civic Plus #00000044

Clear Lake lakebed structure and debris abatement at two shoreline sites

Lake County is seeking contractors to remove deteriorated lakebed structures and debris from two Clear Lake shoreline sites in Clearlake Oaks. - Government buyer: County of Lake, through the Lake County Watershed Protection District and Water Resources Department. - Requested work: Abate and remove structures, pilings, and debris from two sites, transport and dispose of removed materials, and restore the work areas. - Site V2024-09: Remnants of an estimated 4-by-25-foot pier, a 10-by-10-foot deck, and eight unattached pilings. - Site V2025-04: Approximately six unattached pilings and debris. - Existing pier pilings must be cut at the lakebed. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named; this is a services procurement. - Notable requirements: Protect vegetation and aquatic habitat, prevent debris and pollutants from entering Clear Lake, and comply with applicable environmental approvals and permits. Potential approving agencies include the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Regional Water Quality Control Board, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Lake County. - California prevailing-wage requirements and applicable Department of Industrial Relations public-works registration apply. - Bid security is required; the selected contractor must provide 100% performance and payment bonds. Potentially applicable contractor licenses include C-21 and Class A; contractors must verify the required classification. - Work is subject to suitable weather, lake-level, site conditions, and applicable seasonal restrictions.

Description

The County of Lake is seeking sealed proposals from qualified contractors to remove dilapidated lakebed structures at two sites along Highway 20 in Clearlake Oaks, on the shoreline of Clear Lake. The work includes removing the identified deteriorated structures, unattached pilings, and associated debris, properly disposing of removed materials, and restoring the project sites. The County identifies the structures as potential navigation hazards or public safety risks, and work must comply with applicable environmental requirements. The solicitation states that California prevailing wage requirements apply and that the successful contractor must provide performance and payment bonds.

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