Santa Rosa Junior College Ionwave #1361 Addendum 1

Prequalification for Windsor fire-training tower construction and site work

Sonoma County Junior College District is prequalifying contractors for a fire-training tower project at Santa Rosa Junior College’s Windsor Public Safety Training Center. - Government buyer: Sonoma County Junior College District, doing business as Santa Rosa Junior College; Purchasing Department. Buyer of Record: Jessica Lofgren. - Project: Install a prefabricated, unoccupied fire-training tower and burn props, with associated site development and utility work. Estimated project cost is approximately $2 million. - OEMs and named vendors: Fire Facilities (tower); Fireblast Global (equipment referenced for burn-prop installer experience); Arcosa (propane tank). No tower or burn-prop part numbers are provided. - Products and quantities: One manufactured training tower; three training fire hydrants; one 1,000-gallon Arcosa propane tank; and one 30 kVA transformer (480V to 208Y/120V, three-phase, four-wire, NEMA 3R). Burn-prop quantity is not specified. - Work required: Site clearing, asphalt demolition, utilities, grading, a building pad, new paving, tower foundation and assembly, burn-prop installation, propane-tank installation, and accessible parking. The District purchases the tower and propane tank; the contractor installs them. - Notable requirements: The burn-prop installer must document at least five projects installing Fireblast Global equipment. Contractors must hold a California B (General Building) license. The project is divided into two increments; Increment 1 drawings are approved by the Division of the State Architect (DSA), while Increment 2 approval is pending. - Performance: Construction is anticipated to take approximately five months. No options or annual subscription are indicated.

Description

This opportunity pre-qualifies licensed general contractors to submit bids for the PSTC Fire Tower Project at the Public Safety Training Center in Windsor. Work includes installation of a prefabricated fire training tower and burn props, plus site clearing, asphalt demolition, utilities, grading, a building pad, asphalt paving, and installation of a District-purchased propane tank. Contractors must hold a California B (General Building) license and submit a completed questionnaire electronically by December 3, 2026; fax and email submissions are not accepted. The project is estimated to cost approximately $2,000,000, and the addendum posts a revised prequalification questionnaire and requirements document.

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