Stanislaus Council Of Governments Opengov #26-S05

SR 132 West Interchange parcel maintenance and property management

Stanislaus Council of Governments (StanCOG) is seeking a contractor to maintain and manage properties acquired for the SR 132 West Interchange in Modesto and unincorporated Stanislaus County. - Buyer: Stanislaus Council of Governments (StanCOG), Project Delivery Department; the specifications identify the Manager of Engineering. - Services and estimated quantities: - Contract administration: 36 months. - Improved-parcel (Type A) maintenance: 69 parcel-months; initial securing of 23 parcels. - Unimproved-parcel (Type B) maintenance: 780 parcel-months. - Temporary chain-link fence, at least 6 feet high: furnish and install 9,800 linear feet; remove 6,100 linear feet. - Large dumping removal: 90 tons; non-routine urgent service calls: 150 hours, for a two-person crew with truck and tools. - Parcel-specific work orders cover 34 properties; some Type B work is only required if ordered. - Scope and requirements: Secure and board up buildings, install and remove fencing, post signs, inspect and maintain parcels, control weeds and litter, remove dumped material, and respond to urgent conditions. Urgent calls require arrival within two hours. Large dumping removal includes permitted disposal, before-and-after photographs, and weight tickets. - Notable qualifications and terms: California Class B General Building contractor license, prevailing-wage and Department of Industrial Relations compliance, and a 100% payment bond. Estimated construction cost is under $750,000. The project has no DBE goal. - Term: Three years from the first task order, with two possible one-year extensions. - Named organizations: StanCOG is the buyer. OpenGov is named as the bid-submission platform. No product manufacturers or service vendors are specified.

Description

Stanislaus Council of Governments is soliciting sealed electronic bids for maintenance and property management of parcels acquired for the State Route 132 West Interchange. Work includes securing, boarding up, fencing, posting, inspecting, and maintaining parcels in the City of Modesto and unincorporated Stanislaus County, with work released by task order for each parcel. The project duration is three years from the first task order, with two possible one-year extensions. Prevailing wages are required, the prime contractor must hold a California Class B General Building Contractor’s License, and the estimated construction cost is less than $750,000.

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