Stanislaus Council Of Governments Opengov #26-S04

SR 132 West Gates to Dakota Right-of-Way Clearance and Site Preparation

Stanislaus Council of Governments (StanCOG) is seeking a contractor to clear and prepare right-of-way for the SR 132 West Gates to Dakota project in unincorporated Stanislaus County, California. - Buyer: StanCOG, through its Project Delivery/Engineering functions; the solicitation identifies the Manager of Engineering. Mark Thomas & Company, Inc. prepared the special provisions and is not identified as a bidder or supplier. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs or prospective vendors are identified. This is a construction and site-clearance services procurement. - Core work: Remove orchards, trees, stumps, roots, crops, vegetation, fencing, above-ground irrigation, driveways, wells, tanks, and other site improvements. Demolish structures, foundations, and septic systems at two properties; backfill and grade as required. - Parcel debris work: Lump-sum debris removal at 20 base-bid parcels, plus four separately priced additive-alternate parcels. Debris may include trees, crops, irrigation, fencing, trash, vehicles, and equipment. - Hazardous materials: Asbestos and lead abatement at the two demolition properties, with a $25,000 allowance per property. - Notable requirements: Property-specific work schedules and notices to proceed; stormwater pollution controls, traffic control, dust management, biological protections, lawful debris disposal, and site grading. California prevailing-wage and public-works registration requirements apply. The prime contractor must hold a Class A or B license, and required specialty licenses or accepted hazardous-material credentials must be held by the prime or listed subcontractors. - Commercial context: Estimated construction cost is under $1.1 million. No DBE contract goal is specified.

Description

Stanislaus Council of Governments seeks sealed bids for right-of-way clearance and preparation for the SR 132 West Gates to Dakota project. Work includes tree and orchard removal, clearing and grubbing, demolition and hazardous-material abatement at two structures, debris removal across 20 base-bid parcels and four additive-alternate parcels, and removal of site improvements. The prime contractor must hold a Class A or Class B license, and the prime or a listed subcontractor must hold the specified specialty licenses. The estimated construction cost is less than $1,100,000; the DBE contract goal is none.

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