Stanislaus County 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. - Buyer: Stanislaus Council of Governments (StanCOG), Project Delivery/Engineering; the specifications identify the Manager of Engineering as the office contact. - Opportunity: Contract 26-S04, federal-aid right-of-way clearance and preparation; estimated construction cost is less than $1.1 million. - Work requested: Remove orchards, trees, stumps, roots, crops, vegetation, fencing, above-ground irrigation, debris, driveways, wells, tanks, and other site improvements; clear, grub, backfill, and grade affected sites. - Demolish structures, foundations, and septic systems at two properties: 4130 Kansas Avenue (APN 012-040-004) and 835 North Hart Road (APN 007-022-006). - Perform asbestos and lead abatement at both structures, with a $25,000 allowance for each. - Remove debris at 20 base-bid parcels; four additional parcels are separately identified as additive alternatives. - Notable requirements: Property-specific work sequencing and permits; stormwater pollution controls, temporary traffic control, dust management, biological protections, lawful debris disposal, and site backfilling/grading. The prime contractor must hold a California Class A or Class B license; specified specialty work requires the appropriate contractor licenses. Prevailing-wage and California public-works registration requirements apply. - OEMs and named firms: No product OEMs or equipment vendors are identified. Mark Thomas & Company, Inc. is named as the engineering firm, not as a bidder or product supplier.

Description

The solicitation seeks sealed bids for right-of-way clearance and preparation along State Route 132 West Gates to Dakota. Work includes orchard and tree removal, clearing and grubbing, demolition of structures and septic systems at two specified addresses, asbestos and lead abatement, debris removal from 20 parcels plus four additive-alternate parcels, and removal of other site improvements. The estimated value is less than $1,100,000, and award is based on the base bid; additive alternates are bid separately. The work is a federal-aid public works project with prevailing wage requirements and a 45-working-day duration per property.

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