Opportunity

City of Watsonville #PK-26-15096-QB

Watsonville River Park electrical service relocation and site work

Posted

October 05, 2026

Respond By

November 10, 2026

Identifier

PK-26-15096-QB

NAICS

238210

The City of Watsonville is seeking a contractor to relocate electrical service and complete related site work at Watsonville River Park. - Buyer: City of Watsonville, Parks and Community Services Department, Watsonville, California. - Requested work: Four lump-sum bid items: General Requirements (1 LS), Demolition (1 LS), Concrete (1 LS), and Electrical (1 LS). Work includes removing existing electrical service, constructing new electrical service, installing conduit to an existing building, and minor concrete work. - Utility coordination: Coordinate the new service and trench package with PG&E. The NE pole must remain; the pole marked on Sheet C-2 is to be removed. Fence work is excluded; the City will provide temporary fencing. - OEMs and vendors: No electrical equipment OEM or product model is specified. PG&E is the named utility; OpenGov is the electronic bid portal, and Watsonville Blueprint is identified as a source for printed contract documents. - Notable requirements: Contractor must hold a California Class C Electrical Contractor’s License at award, meet applicable DIR registration and prevailing-wage requirements, provide required bonds and insurance, protect its supplies and equipment, and obtain required inspections. The City obtains and pays for City permits. - Schedule and value: Start work within 15 working days after written notice assigning the project or area, and not before the Notice to Proceed. The engineer’s estimate is $100,000; no overall duration is stated.

Description

The City of Watsonville seeks bids for electrical work at Watsonville River Park. Work generally includes removing existing electrical service, constructing new PG&E electrical service, installing electrical conduit to an existing building, and minor concrete work; fence work is not part of the project. Bidders must price all four lump-sum bid items, and award is based on the lowest responsible bidder. A California Class C Electrical Contractor’s License is required at contract award, and bids are due electronically through OpenGov by November 10, 2026 at 1:59 p.m.

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