California Lake County Civic Plus #00000044

Lake County Clear Lake shoreline structure removal and site restoration

Lake County is seeking contractors to remove hazardous, deteriorated structures and debris from two Clear Lake shoreline sites in Clearlake Oaks. - Government buyer: County of Lake, through the Lake County Watershed Protection District; the Water Resources Department issued the addendum. - Requested services: Abatement, removal, proper disposal, and site restoration at two locations along East State Highway 20. - Site V2024-09: Remove remnants of an estimated 4-by-25-foot pier and 10-by-10-foot deck, plus eight unattached pilings. - Site V2025-04: Remove approximately six unattached pilings and debris. - Notable work requirements: Cut identified pier pilings at the lakebed, protect vegetation from unnecessary disturbance, prevent debris and pollutants from entering Clear Lake, and comply with applicable environmental permits and approvals. - Contractor requirements: California prevailing-wage compliance, current California DIR public-works registration, and appropriate California contractor licensing; C-21 and Class A licenses are identified as potentially applicable. Bid security is required, and the successful contractor must provide 100% performance and payment bonds. - OEMs, products, and named commercial vendors: None specified; this is a services procurement with no product part numbers or product quantities identified. - Schedule: No fixed performance duration is specified. Proposers are to provide an anticipated work schedule and estimated duration.

Description

The County of Lake is seeking sealed proposals from qualified contractors to remove and dispose of dilapidated lakebed structures and associated debris at two sites along Highway 20 in Clearlake Oaks. The work includes abating structures identified as potential navigation hazards or public safety risks and restoring the project sites. The RFP identifies remnants of a pier, a deck, unattached pilings, and debris; the addendum clarifies that identified pier pilings must be cut at the lakebed and existing vegetation protected from unnecessary disturbance. Work must comply with applicable environmental requirements and permits, and the addendum states that California prevailing wage requirements apply.

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