City of San Diego PlanetBids #K-27-2512-DBB-3

San Diego Surface Seal Group 2722 Roadway and Traffic Improvements

The City of San Diego is seeking construction bids for Surface Seal Group 2722, covering roadway preservation and related traffic improvements in Council Districts 3 and 7. - Government buyer: City of San Diego, Transportation Department; Purchasing & Contracting Department, Public Works Division. The solicitation identifies Senior Contract Specialist Juan E. Espindola. - Scope: Surface treatment on approximately 51.78 lane miles, plus asphalt repairs, crack sealing, utility and survey adjustments, traffic detection, striping, signage, electrical improvements, and stormwater controls. - Major quantities: 4,278,335 sq. ft. of RPMS Type I; 4,998,271 sq. ft. of Type II; 719,936 sq. ft. of Type III; 7,250 tons of asphalt pavement repair; 54,264 lb. of crack seal; and 29,423 linear ft. of edge grinding. - Street-specific work: Striping, signage, and/or electrical improvements on Utah Street, Cleveland Avenue, Maryland Street, C Street, Portobelo Drive, and Santo Road. Cleveland Avenue plans cover about 0.52 miles and include bike-lane markings, crosswalks, curbs, signs, and posts. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or contractor vendors are named as providers in the source material. - Notable requirements: Contractor licensing in classification A, C-12, or C-32; prevailing-wage and apprenticeship requirements; 15.1% total SLBE/ELBE subcontracting participation (10.4% SLBE and 4.7% ELBE); traffic control and working drawings; a water pollution control plan; and compliance with applicable City and Caltrans standards. Night or weekend work may be required. - Estimated construction cost: $7,730,000. The schedule includes a $100,000 field-order allowance. Work is described as gas-tax/transportation funded.

Description

The City of San Diego is seeking bids for Surface Seal Group 2722. Work includes pavement surface sealing and asphalt repairs, adjustments to roadway features and survey monuments, crack sealing, curb work, traffic striping and signage, and related traffic-control and environmental compliance tasks. The bid schedule also includes street-specific striping, signage, and electrical improvements. Bidding documents identify this as a gas-tax-funded contract and state that the City’s SLBE subcontracting participation requirements apply.

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