AUGUST 12, 2019 We Build Futures ~ Communities ~ Confidence ~ We Build Your Business Bidding This Week... Builders Bulletin “We’re Not The Best Because We’re the Oldest… We’re The Oldest Because We’re the Best!” Overhead Door Company of Salinas 733 Sanborn Place • Salinas, CA 93901 Salinas (831) 422-3667 • Monterey (831) 375-3667 Fax (831) 422-1061 • Santa Cruz (831) 662-3122 Lic. #529655 Overhead Door Company of Santa Clara Valley 1266 Lawrence Station Road • Sunnyvale, CA 94089 Tel (408) 734-8010 • Fax (408) 734-3728 Lic. #215098 8/12/19 Morgan Hill Centennial Recreation Center (Crc) Pool Deck Resurfacing - City Of Morgan Hill 2:30 PM 8/12/19 * Monterey Rfp - Cybersecurity Services For The Pure Water Monterey Scada Integration Project 3:00 PM 8/13/19 Santa Cruz County Cdot 05-0q6014 Planting, Irrigation, And Invasive Plant Management 2:00 PM 8/13/19 King City Replacement Of Hvac Equipment At Santa Lucia Elementary School 1:30 PM 8/13/19 San Jose Rfq Santa Teresa Soccer Field Conversion Synthetic Turf Design-Build Services - Esuhsd 2:00 PM 8/13/19 * San Jose Cerone Division Emergency Generator Replacement - Scvta 1:00 PM 8/13/19 * San Luis Obispo Elevator Maintenance, Inspection And Repairs 3:00 PM 8/13/19 Morgan Hill Centennial Recreation Center Expansion - City Of Morgan Hill 2:30 PM 8/13/19 Seaside California Central Coast Veterans Cemetery-Phase 2 2:00 PM 8/13/19 * Salinas On-Call Job Order Contract For Sidewalk Improvements 2:00 PM 8/13/19 Marina 2019 Citywide Street Repair 2:00 PM 8/13/19 Lompico Lompico Road Pm 0.22 Storm Damage Repair 2:00 PM 8/13/19 San Jose Column Wrapping Services Main Jail North - County Of Santa Clara 3:00 PM 8/13/19 San Jose Wells Fargo Refesh (Request For Sub Bids) 5:00 PM 8/13/19 San Jose Landscape Maintenance Services 19-184 - Dmv 2:30 PM 8/14/19 San Jose Rfq Sidewalk Grinding Services - City Of San Jose 2:00 PM 8/14/19 Palo Alto Rfq Sanitary Sewer Root Foaming Project 2019 3:00 PM 8/15/19 Santa Clara Rfp Control Room Upgrade Donald Von Raesfield Power Plant - City Of Santa Clara 1:00 PM 8/15/19 Monterey County Cathedral Oak Road & Pescadero Road Repair 2:00 PM 8/15/19 San Luis Obispo Meadow Park Pedestrian Bridges Replacement 2:00 PM 8/16/19 Salinas Hartnell College Buildings D & E Modernization 3:00 PM 8/16/19 Pismo Beach Rfp For Ssar - Preliminary Engineering For Analysis Of Entire City Roadway System 2:00 PM 8/16/19 San Jose Ballistic Glass Replacement - Chp 2:00 PM
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AUGUST 12, 2019
We Build Futures ~ Communities ~ Confidence ~ We Build Your Business
Bidding This Week...
Builders Bulletin
“We’re Not The Best Because We’re the Oldest…
We’re The Oldest Because We’re the Best!”
Overhead Door Company of Salinas 733 Sanborn Place • Salinas, CA 93901
President: Kevin McIntosh, Blach Constuction Brian Kennedy, Hayward Lumber
Vice President: Miguel Bustos, MIG Electric
Secretary/Treasurer: Anka Hepper, WM. B Saleh Painting Kate Rueter, AON Risk Services
Past President: Clifford Fasnacht, Dougherty Pump & Drill Gabriel Torres, CCRB/CHISPA
Oscar Blancas, Blancas Construction
CCBA STAFFChristie Cromeenes
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2019 California Residential Code Updates Full Day Seminar
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
8:30 am – 4:30 am
Pleasanton Veterans Memorial Building 301 Main Street, Pleasanton, CA 94566
Wednesday, August 21, 2019
8:30 am – 4:30 am
City of Watsonville Civic Center 4th Floor, 275 Main Street, Watsonville, CA 95076
Class Synopsis: This course examines the changes to the latest California Residential Code (CRC). The course highlights those areas that have been revised from the 2016 CRC with other code topics always welcomed. Building officials, architects, designers, engineers, plans examiners, field inspectors, and counter technicians are encouraged to attend. 0.6 CEU’s from an ICC Preferred Provider Instructors Paul Armstrong, P.E., CBO: Mr. Paul Armstrong, P.E., TRB + Associates, is responsible for the development of the Building Safety Service line in Southern California. Most of his career has been in the model code organizations in the development of codes and other technical services. His tasks have included secretariat to many of the previous ICBO code development committees and was secretariat of the ICC Residential Code drafting committee and the ICC International Zoning Code drafting committee. He participates on many national and local committees and assists in state and local code adoption issues. He supervised the plan review services and Code Development staff at ICBO and was responsible for providing technical assistance to ICC membership; providing quick and accurate technical information through various media and upgrading the image of code enforcement officials, the construction industry and ICC staff. He has a strong background in many of the major building codes with at least 14 years’ experience in the building codes and standards industry, strong knowledge in the ANSI A117.1, FHAct, ADA, CA Title 24 accessibility regulations and related laws and ordinances.
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Early registration $150 $160 Late registration (1week before seminar) $160 $170
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REQUEST FOR DISPATCH OF AN APPRENTICE – DAS 142 FORM DO NOT SEND THIS FORM TO DAS
You may use this form to request dispatch of an apprentice from the Apprenticeship Committee in the craft or trade in the area of the public work. Go to: http://www.dir.ca.gov/databases/das/pwaddrstart.asp for information about programs in your area and trade. You may also consult your local Division Apprenticeship Standards (DAS) office whose telephone number may be found in your local directory under California, State of, Industrial Relations, Division of Apprenticeship Standards. Except for projects with less than 40 hours of journeyworkers work, you must request and employ apprentices in no less than 8 hour increments.
List one occupation/craft per form Date: Contractor Requesting Dispatch:
Project Information: PWC Project Number _________________ Contract Number __________________________
Total Contract Amount. _____________________________ Sub-Contract Amount ___________________________
Name of the Project:
Address:
Dispatch Request Information:
Number of Apprentice(s) Needed: Craft or Trade:
Date Apprentice(s) to Report: (72 hrs. notice required) Time to Report:
Name of Person to Report to:
Address to Report to:
You may use this form to make your written request for the dispatch of an apprentice. Requests for dispatch must be in writing and submitted at least 72 hours in advance (excluding weekends and holidays) via first class mail, fax or email. Proof of submission may be required. Please take note of California Code of Regulations, Title 8, § 230.1 (a) for all applicable requirements regarding apprenticeship requests and/or visit https://www.dir.ca.gov/das/PublicWorksForms.htm
DAS 142 (Revised 10/18)
Projects Out To Bid
Deadline for submission of materials for our Bulletin is end of day Wednesday each week.
Weekly Projects Bidding 8/8/2019
Reasonable care is given in gathering, compiling and furnishing the information contained herein which is obtained from sources believed to bereliable, but the Planroom is not responsible or liable for errors, omissions or inaccuracies.
Name Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Monterey County
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Monterey
M1W is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide Cybersecurity Services for the Pure Water Monterey SCADA IntegrationProject. The Scope of Services is to provide system security compliance, system security assessment and auditing, system securitytesting, system evaluation, system baseline security assessment, and system security configuration.
Project comprises labor, material and services necessary for: Demolition, excavation, manholes, fencing, asphalt paving, concrete flatwork, pre-placed precast concrete crypts, crushed rock paving, utilities, memorial walls, and related work.
Name Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Salinas $430,679
This is an On-Call Job Order Contract, which shall be used to provide the City with a readily available work force for repairs, alterationsto existing facilities, emergency repairs of any value up to the Contract limit (Maximum Contract Value is $2,000,000), and newconstruction on City projects of any value up to $400,000, as the City deems appropriate. Work to be performed within the City ofSalinas. However, if the need arises, the City reserves the right to require the Contractor to work at any location or facility under thejurisdiction of the City.In general, the work consists of repair, alteration, replacement, and construction of municipal improvementsincluding, but not limited to, curbs, gutters, sidewalk, curb ramps, cross gutters, concrete and hot mix asphalt, dikes, decomposedgranite sidewalks, trees, sidewalk grinding, and miscellaneous associated work at such times and locations as required. Work alsoincludes the completion of each Detail Scope of Work of each individual Job Order for the Job Order Price within the Job OrderCompletion Time in accordance with the Special Provisions.
Electrical: FOR CLASSROOM BUILDINGS “B”, “D”, “E”, “F”, “G” AND “H”: ADDITION OF ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS TO NEWHVAC EQUIPMENT. FOR KINDERGARTEN BUILDING “K”: ADDITION OF ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS TO NEW HVACEQUIPMENT AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE UPGRADE.Mechanical: REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING GAS-FIRED FURNACES AND ADDITION OF A NEW AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT.
PREVAILING WAGE
MAND 7/31 @ 9:30am- site
19-02410
1
1:30 PM8/13/19
Addenda:REPLACEMENT OF HVAC EQUIPMENT AT SANTA LUCIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Prebid Conf:
King City Union School District 831-385-2940 831-386-0372
Demolition Contractor Fax: 831-761-5513Office: 831-761-5511Coastwide Environmental Tech, Inc.
Electrical Contractor Office: 831-524-8507Mig Electric
General Contractor Fax: 831-422-1882Office: 831-422-8213Dilbeck & Sons, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 805-544-5584Office: 805-544-5583Newton Construction Management
General Contractor Fax: 831-641-0586Office: 831-641-0580Pueblo Construction , Inc.
The scope of the work for this project includes full width cape seal and slurry sealing, adjusting utility manholes and boxes to grade,the removal and reinstallation of stripping and pavement markings and traffic markers, and all related work specified in theseSpecifications. The project limits encompass various streets in the City of Marina and are detailed in these Specifications.
City of Marina - Engineering 831-884-1212 831-384-0425
General Contractor Fax: 831-761-1042Office: 831-763-6100Granite Construction
General Contractor Fax: 831-384-5078Office: 831-384-4081Monterey Peninsula Engineering
General Contractor Fax: 916-313-3438Office: 916-642-1751Pavement Coatings Co.
General Contractor Fax: 831-789-9268Office: 831-789-9263Top Tier Grading
Projects Out To Bid
Name Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Monterey County $406,000
The work, in general, consists of repairing road section areas by grading, placement of new hot mix asphalt (HMA) surface including,but not limited to, clearing and grubbing, and traffic control per the project Plans, Standard Specifications, Standard Plans, and theseSpecial Provisions.
Supplier Fax: 831-771-0109Office: 831-771-0126Keith Day Trucking
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Salinas
Alterations to 2-Classroom/Office Buildings (D and E), Addition to 1 Classroom/Office Building (D) – Exterior Elevator Tower, andRenovations to Quad Landscaping.
PREVAILING WAGE
MAND 8/2 @ 10am- site (exterior courtyard between Buildings D and E)
19-02428
5
3:00 PM8/16/19
Addenda:HARTNELL COLLEGE BUILDINGS D & E MODERNIZATION
01-117905
Prebid Conf:
Hartnell College District - Facilities 831-770-7044 831-770-7040
Asbestos Abatement /Hazardous Materials Contract
Fax: 831-761-5513Office: 831-761-5511Coastwide Environmental Tech, Inc.
Electrical Contractor Fax: 831-758-9638Office: 831-422-7819Jm Electric
General Contractor Fax: 831-372-5584Office: 831-372-5580Avila Construction
General Contractor Fax: 831-422-1882Office: 831-422-8213Dilbeck & Sons, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 510-887-6501Office: 510-887-6500Dl Falk Construction, Inc
General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 831-656-1600Dmc Commercial Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 916-441-6138Office: 916-441-6870John F. Otto, Inc. Dba Otto Construction
General Contractor Fax: 831-722-9360Office: 831-722-9949Selden & Son
General Contractor Fax: 831-422-0566Office: 831-422-9696Tombleson Inc
HVAC Contractor Fax: 831-384-1989Office: 831-384-1988Advanced Air Inc
In general, the work shall include, but is not limited to, construction of curb and gutter, sidewalk, ADA compliant pedestrian accessramps; installation of a traffic signal equipment, poles, cabinets, pole foundations, cabinets foundations, mast-arms, luminaires, at 11signalized intersections; installation of striping, signage, communication infrastructure (fiber-optic) and all incidental and appurtenantimprovements and restorations specified on the Plans and herein these Special Provisions.
Project Contact: Andrew Easterling - 831-758-7196Email: [email protected]
General Contractor Fax: 831-449-0700Office: 831-449-4273Don Chapin Co
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock Company
General Contractor Fax: 831-384-5078Office: 831-384-4081Monterey Peninsula Engineering
NEW
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Marina
The scope of the work for this project includes the reconfiguration of the air conditioning system for the Information Technology (I.T.)Server Room of the Public Safety Building at 211 Hillcrest Avenue.
Addenda:PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING I.T. SERVER ROOM IMPROVEMENTS
APF1802
Prebid Conf:
City of Marina - Engineering 831-884-1212 831-384-0425
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Removal of two atmospheric boilers, two circulation pumps, flues in boiler room, wall-mounted compression tank, gas line, and waterlines. Install two new high-efficiency condensing boilers complete. Total capacity to match current boiler plan capacity. Providetemporary boiler. Install two based-mounted heating hot water pumps. Install new primary/secondary decoupler. Connect heating hotwater piping to existing mains. Reconnect pot feeder, make-up water and gas. Extend new PVC flues up through roof of existingbuilding. Coordinate with controls subcontractor for re connection of controls to new boilers. Reconnect power to new heating hotwater pumps. Extend power to new boilers and primary circulators.
Slurry seal on some or all of the following streets in City of King: King Street - North Third Street to Beach Street, Pine Circle, OakCircle, North Second Street - King Street to Maple Street, Maple Street, Sycamore Street and San Antonio Dr - Willow Street to MildredAve.
AC Grinding and Overlaying on some or all of the following streets in City of King: Ulrey Street - Russ Ave to N. Third Street and NorthVanderhurst Ave - King Street to Ellis Street.
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock Company
General Contractor Fax: 805-473-2217Office: 805-473-3016Papich Construction Company, Inc.
NEW
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Pacific Grove
The City of Pacific Grove is currently accepting proposals from qualified AV Systems Integration firms for Audio-Visual improvements inthe City Council Chamber and adjacent spaces. The City may award the contract to a single contractor.
Addenda:RFP - AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEM ENHANCEMENT COUNCIL CHAMBER
Prebid Conf:
City of Pacific Grove 831-648-5722
Monterey County $1,030,000
In Monterey County In And Near Salinas At Various Locations From 0.4 Mile North Of Airport Boulevard Overcrossing To 0.3 MileSouth Of San Miguel Canyon OvercrossingThe Contractor must have either a Class A license or the following Class C license which constitutes a majority of the work: C-10.100 Working Days * 3% DVBE Requirement
19-00277
0
2:00 PM8/27/19
Addenda:CDOT 05-0N2004 CONSTRUCT TRAFFIC MONITORING STATION SYSTEMS
05-0N2004
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Marina
Project consists of: Site Demolition; Selective Structure Demolition; Disposal of Lamps and Ballasts; Concrete Reinforcement; Cast inPlace Concrete; Special Concrete Floor Finish; Rough Carpentry; Self-Adhering Sheet Waterproofing; Thermal Insulation; Weather-Resistive Barriers; Sheet Metal Flashing and Trim; Joint Sealants; Hollow Metal Door Frame; FRP Flush Doors; Access Doors andPanels; Door Hardware; Louvers and Vents; Gypsum Board Assemblies; Portland Cement Plastering; Ceramic Tiling; Acoustical TileCeilings; Resilient Base and Accessories; Vinyl-Wrapped Prefabricated Wall Panels; Sanitary Wall Panels; Painting; Visual DisplaySurfaces; Signage; Toilet Compartments; Toilet Accessories; Fire Protection Specialties; Roller Shades; Plumbing; HVAC; Electrical;Structural Cabling; Intercom, Public Address, Clock Systems; Fire Alarm System.
PREVAILING WAGE
If you have any questions on this project, contact Mike Carlyle at [email protected], Cell (831) 277-0427 or Tom Millman [email protected], Cell (408) 310-7447.
MAND 8/14 @ 3pm- site
19-02554
1
3:00 PM8/29/19
Addenda:LOS ARBOLES MIDDLE SCHOOL KITCHEN/RESTROOMS
8096
Prebid Conf:
Monterey Peninsula Unified School District 831-645-1200 831-649-4175
In general, the work consists of installation, repair, alteration, replacement, and construction of traffic control devices including, but notlimited to, pavement striping, traffic signs, speed cushions, crack sealing of pavement, and miscellaneous associated work at suchtimes and locations as required.
PREVAILING WAGE
8/2 @ 12pm- West Wing Conference Room at City Hall
19-02439
1
2:00 PM8/30/19
Addenda:ON-CALL SERVICES FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Monterey
Work comprising replacement of the existing low pressure digester gas storage holder located in Monterey County, California forMonterey One Water (M1W).The project consists of the following: Demolition of the existing low pressure gas storage holder, installation of slab mounted doublemembrane system, removing and replacement of isolation valves and other appurtenances on the system as required, associatedelectrical work, modification of SCADA screen and process control as required.
Contractor shall perform monthly and annual generator maintenance services to ensure compliance with governing authorities,specifically the Monterey Bay Air Resources District.
8/8 @ 9am- 2301 Technology Parkway, Hollister
19-02542
0
11:00 AM8/20/19
Addenda:RFP FOR GENERATOR MAINTENANCE SERVICES
PWP-1904
Prebid Conf:
County of San Benito 831-636-4170 831-636-4176
Bidders:
Hollister
Hanna Design Group is bidding on a Bright Now Dental located at 1760 Airline Hwy in the Plaza San Benito - Suite K in Hollister, CA95023. Work will include; Demo, Drywall/Framing, Acoustical, Painting, Millwork, Glazing, Flooring - ALL, Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC,Sprinkler, Fire Alarm, Doors & Hardware, Concrete, Roofing, Sawcut & Pour Back, Cleaning, and Dumpsters.Bids will be due back on Tuesday August 20th by the end of the day.If you have any questions, please contact Max Deckert at 847-719-0399. Submit all bids to [email protected]
19-02600
0
5:00 PM8/20/19
Addenda:BRIGHT NOW DENTAL (SUB BIDS ONLY)NEW
General Contractor Office: 000-000-0000!!!There May Be Other Gc's Bidding ThisProject That We Are Unaware Of
General Contractor Fax: 847-719-0393Office: 847-719-0370Hanna Design Group, Inc.
The project includes, but is not limited to improve Fairview Road, and Union Road by 0.25’ Cold In-Place Recycle with a 0.20’ HMAOverlay, Southside Road by 0.25’ Cold In-Place Recycle with a CAPE Seal (Chip Seal followed by Slurry Seal), and F Street by CapeSeal (Chip Seal followed by Slurry Seal).
Addenda:SB 1 COLD IN-PLACE RECYCLING OVERLAY - SEAL COAT PROJECTS AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS
PWB-1904 to
County of San Benito 831-636-4170 831-636-4176
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock Company
Plan Issuer:
Hollister $6,400,000 $7,000,000
Construction of 17,212 square foot modular SBC Behavioral per the Design Development Documents (drawings & specifications)created by HY Architects, dated August 1st, 2019, including all subsequent bid addenda issued during bid period.
Addenda:SAN BENITO COUNTY BEHAVIOR HEALTH CENTER/MODULAR BUILDING PORTION PHASE
to
County of San Benito 831-636-4170 831-636-4176
NEW
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
San Luis Obispo County
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
San Luis Obispo
Contractor shall provide all labor, including materials, travel and per diem, non-consumable supplies, transportation, equipment, andevery other item of expense necessary to maintain, inspect and repair five (5) passenger elevators and four (4) freight elevators, and todisable one OTIS freight elevator, located at the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, California Men's Colony(CMC) located at Highway 1 North, San Luis Obispo, California.
Testing & Inspection Services Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 209-367-3701Terracon Consultants, Inc.
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
San Luis Obispo $190,000
In general, the project consists of removal of existing wood bridges and their abutments, installation of prefabricated steel bridges withconcrete deck and other appurtenances, and installation of asphalt and concrete pedestrian paths.
PREVAILING WAGE
19-02487
1
2:00 PM8/15/19
Addenda:MEADOW PARK PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES REPLACEMENT
The City is seeking a highly qualified consulting firm in planning, design, civil engineering, or a combination of disciplines to prepare aSystemic Safety Analysis Report for the City's entire roadway system.
The work shall include, but is not limited to, removal and replacement of pavement striping, markings and markers all as shown on theplans and/or as specified herein.
Addenda:2019 ANNUAL PAVEMENT STRIPING AND MARKINGS
DPW 18-23
City of Paso Robles 805-237-3861 805-237-3904
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Paso Robles
The Design Team shall perform all professional and technical engineering and environmental services necessary to prepare all CEQAenvironmental documents, permit application packages, project reports, plans, and estimates. The intended outcome is to provide theCity with cost effective bridge plans, and preliminary estimates that will allow the City to move to the Phase 2 PS&E (Plans,Specifications, and Estimates) phase of the project. At the conclusion of the PAED Phase, the City will negotiate a final scope and feefor project Plans, Specifications and Estimates (PS&E), suitable for the advertising, bidding, and construction phase with theConsultant awarded the PAED phase.
Addenda:RFP - HUER HUERO CREEK BRIDGE AND ROUNDABOUT PROJECT APPROVALS ANDENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTS (PAED) (PHASE 1) AND PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES(PHASE 2)
DPW 19-05
City of Paso Robles 805-237-3865 805-237-3904
Plan Issuer:
Pismo Beach
The City of Pismo Beach (City) is interested in acquiring the services of a qualified firm or a joint venture of firms (Consultant) toprovide Construction Management, Inspection, Materials Testing, and Administration Services for the Pier Plaza Project.The project will involve construction of parking lot and pier plaza improvements, and new restrooms. A beach access structure, whichincludes stairs, ADA ramp and slide to the beach, and a playground will be included as bid alternates and awarded if funds areavailable.
Addenda:RFP - CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT FOR THE PIER PLAZA PROJECT
City of Pismo Beach . 805-773-4656 805-773-4684
NEW
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Paso Robles
The project is located in the City of El Paso de Robles (City) and is a joint project between the County and the City to install new fiberoptic cabling and connect existing fiber optic cabling for the purposes of establishing data network connectivity between facilities, andother such items or detail work not mentioned herein that are required by the Plans, or the Special Provisions.
The work shall include but is not limited to, potholing of existing utilities, installation of a 16-inch diameter claimed waterline and 6-inchdiameter sewer forced main, 4-inch diameter conduit for future fiber optics, and appurtenant structures, removal of existing roadsurface, installation of a pedestrian activated electronic crossing, installation of new paving and drain inlets, and final pavementmarkings and striping, all as shown on the plans and/or as specified herein.
PREVAILING WAGE
19-02390
0
2:00 PM9/5/19
Addenda:UNION ROAD ALONG BARNEY SCHWARTZ PARK
DPW 18-09
City of Paso Robles 805-237-3861 805-237-3904
General Contractor Fax: 805-543-1722Office: 805-543-1706Specialty Construction
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Paso Robles $225,000
The scope of work is as described in these bid documents and includes, but is not limited to, demolition of the existing playground andreplacement with new equipment and safety surfacing.
PREVAILING WAGE
MAND 8/14 @ 8:30am- site
19-02537
0
2:00 PM9/5/19
Addenda:BARNEY SCHWARTZ PARK UPPER PLAYGROUND REPLACEMENT
DPW 18-24A
Prebid Conf:
City of Paso Robles 805-237-3861 805-237-3904
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Pismo Beach $4,200,000 $4,800,000
Construction of parking lot and pier plaza improvements, new restrooms and playground.
VTA is now soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) from bidders (Bidders) with construction expertise in removing propane-fueledstandby generators and installing single diesel-fueled generators. This Request for Pre-Qualification of Bidders is intended to solicitinformation in the form of a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire and qualification statements.
Project Contact For Questions: Ehab Azab 408-321-5835Email: [email protected]
6/27 @ 10AM (3990 Zanker Rd., Building A, San Jose)
The Project entails surface preparation, including exterior cleaning, minor subsurface repairs and painting of (3) existing DistrictBuildings and associated site structures at Evergreen Valley College. Phase 2 Buildings include: Admissions and Records, Gullo ll andStudent Services.
Project Contact For Questions: Andrew Spiller 408-393-4594Email: [email protected]
MAND 7/30 @ 10AM (Gilbane-Cordoba Bond Office Trailer, Building #4)
19-02434
1
2:00 PM8/20/19
Addenda:EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE (EVC) CAMPUS PAINTING PHASE II
General Contractor Fax: 408-993-8880Office: 408-239-9250A & A Painting
General Contractor Fax: 408-374-8873Office: 408-219-7044Coast Painting
General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 510-568-1206Masker Painting
General Contractor Fax: 650-347-3099Office: 650-347-3090Onpoint Consruction
General Contractor Fax: 818-775-9944Office: 818-831-8308Polychrome Construction Inc
Painting and Coatings Fax: 916-682-1959Office: 916-919-2268Affordable Painting Services
Painting and Coatings Fax: 916-333-2360Office: 916-595-1837Anchor Singh Painting
Painting and Coatings Fax: 818-884-0217Office: 818-884-0856Color New Co.
Painting and Coatings Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 916-524-2196D & H Painting
Painting and Coatings Fax: 408-264-0300Office: 408-264-1600Satellite Painting Inc.
Painting and Coatings Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 831-566-6769Vivid-Accent Painting Co.
Plan Issuer:
Cupertino
Installation of 12 Speed Tables in accordance with City Standard Detail 17-A including color coating, stamping and associated trafficstriping, legends and signs, and installation of new sharrow pavement legends at various locations.
19-02504
0
2:00 PM8/20/19
Addenda:2019 SPEED TABLE INSTALLATION - CITY OF CUPERTINO
2019-112
City of Cupertino 408-777-3354 408-777-3333
Plan Issuer:
Campbell
Clearing and grading of existing field area to prep for new softball field. New field perimeter fencing, batting cage fencing, bullpens, andlandscaping surrounding the new field.
Project Contact For Questions: Daniel Pertson 408-371-0960 xt 2057Email: [email protected]
MAND 8/8 @ 11AM
19-02534
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11:00 AM8/21/19
Addenda:WESTMONT HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL FIELD - CAMPBELL UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Mountain View $1,700,000
This project includes repairing pavement failures; resurfacing or slurry sealing streets; replacing drain inlet grates; repairing PCCconcrete sidewalks, curbs, and gutters; installing or retrofitting median island curbs; reinstalling pavement markings and markers; anddoing other incidental work necessary to complete the project.
Project Contact For Questions: Rey Rodriguez 650-903-6527Email: [email protected]
19-02565
0
2:00 PM8/21/19
Addenda:2018-19 STREET RESURFACING & SLURRY SEAL PROGRAM - CITY OF MOUNTAIN VIEW
19-01
City of Mountain View, DPW 650-903-6311
NEW
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
San Jose
Remodel of an existing 2,696 SF space for a construction of new TI for Banfield Pet Hospital.
Project Contact For Questions: Rick 760-492-3697Email: [email protected]
Project was provided to us from Ellis Contracting. There may be other generals bidding.
19-02618
0
2:00 PM8/21/19
Addenda:BANFIELD PET HOSPITAL (REQUEST FOR SUB BIDS)
Ellis Contracting 858-500-7412 858-581-1165
NEW
General Contractor Fax: 858-581-1165Office: 858-500-7412Ellis Contracting
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
San Jose $637,500
The scope of work is the provision and installation of new Triatek Controllers at each of the 19 fume hoods in the Science Complex,confirm operational status and life expectancy of existing ones. Replacement of all Phoenix Valves, confirm operational status and lifeexpectancy of existing ones, provide and install 19 new ones. Old ones, if operational, are, to be returned to the District as "AtticStock". Remove and replace all room temperature sensors, with New Contractor Provided and installed Sensors. Remove andreplace the existing EF1-EF6 exhaust fans with new contractor provided and installed exhaust fans and cap the outside air intake ateach exhaust fan. Provide and install new automatic controls to each exhaust fan's main damper. Balance each of the HVAC units andtheir requisite rooms. Provide Training to the District M&O and Educational Staff prior to project acceptance by the District.
Project Contact For Questions: Priscilla Louangrath 408-270-6496 Email: [email protected]
MAND 7/23 @ 10AM (JGM @ TK-4 modular building situated in the Student Parking Lot H, 2100 Moorpark Avenue,San Jose)
19-02358
3
2:00 PM8/22/19
Addenda:SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE (SJCC) SCIENCE COMPLEX MECHANICAL UPGRADES
General Contractor Fax: 408-295-0626Office: 408-295-2182Oc Mc Donald Co. Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 510-280-6087Office: 510-634-3866S & H Construction, Inc
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Saratoga
For Mission College’s Hospitality Management Building: Install new owner-furnished equipment. De-install and dispose of indicatedexisting equipment. Program and integrate the entire AV system to Owner’s existing Extron matrix.
Project Contact For Questions: Mina Hernandez 408-741-2088Email: [email protected]
MAND 8/2 @ 10AM (Facilities Building, General Services Offices, 1st Floor)
19-02549
3
11:00 AM8/23/19
Addenda:ENTRY LANDSCAPE RENOVATION WEST VALLEY COLLEGE
General Contractor Fax: 408-224-4127Office: 408-224-4126Bressani Construction
General Contractor Fax: 559-322-2071Office: 559-322-2041Clean Cut Landscape
General Contractor Fax: 831-457-1606Office: 831-427-0802Ecological Concerns Incorporated
General Contractor Fax: 408-253-4753Office: 408-253-4747Galeb Paving, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 714-935-1199Office: 714-939-6600Marina Landscape Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 408-296-8814Office: 408-296-5926Ron Paris Construction
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Santa Clara
Replace the existing carpeting and base molding with new tile carpeting and rubber base molding at the Santa Clara PoliceDepartment.
Project Contact For Questions: Jamil (Jay) ColemanEmail: [email protected]
MAND 8/7 @ 10AM
19-02530
3
3:00 PM8/26/19
Addenda:RFB CARPET REPLACEMENT SERVICES FOR SANTA CLARA POLICE DEPARTMENT - CITY OF SANTACLARA
RFB 19-20-04
Prebid Conf:
City of Santa Clara - DPW 408-615-3000 408-985-7936
Plan Issuer:
Sunnyvale
Provide professional services for design and preparation of bid documents and construction support for the Fair Oaks Avenue Bikeway- Phase 2 Project.
Project Contact For Questions: Jeremy Leung 408-730-7632Email: [email protected]
19-02531
0
3:00 PM8/27/19
Addenda:RFP FAIR OAKS AVENUE BIKEWAY-PHASE 2 PROJECT - CITY OF SUNNYVALE
City of Sunnyvale DPW 408-730-7403 000-000-0000
Saratoga
Rehabilitating Prospect Pump Station.
8/13 @ 10AM
19-02431
0
2:00 PM8/28/19
Addenda:PROSPECT PUMP STATION REHABILITATION PROJECT - CUPERTINO SANITARY DISTRICT
Prebid Conf:
Plan Issuer:
Cupertino
Provide architectural consulting services for publicly bid and built project.
Project Contact For Questions: Carmen Lynaugh 408-777-3215Email: [email protected]
19-02532
0
12:00 PM8/28/19
Addenda:RFQ FOR ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANT SERVICES FOR PUBLICLY BID & BUILT PROJECTS - CITYOF CUPERTINO
City of Cupertino DPW 408-777-3354
Plan Issuer:
Cupertino
Provide landscape architectural consulting services for publicly bid and built projects.
Project Contact For Questions: Carmen Lynaugh 408-777-3215Email: [email protected]
19-02533
0
12:00 PM8/28/19
Addenda:RFQ FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANT SERVICES FOR PUBLICLY BID & BUILTPROJECTS - CITY OF CUPERTINO
City of Cupertino DPW 408-777-3354
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
San Jose $500,000
Rehabilitating the tennis courts by pulverize existing AC and AB to a depth of 12 inches; remove 4 inches of pulverized base;lime/cement treating the native soil to a depth of 8 inches and placing 4 inches of hot mix asphalt (HMA); removing the existing chainlink fencing; and placing new 10 foot high chain link fencing and gates with privacy netting. Remove the existing tennis court nets andhardware; and install new tennis court hardware and netting; install flush PCC strip; install PCC retaining curb; applying acrylic sealcoating; and all other miscellaneous details associated with the work.
Hard copies available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
19-02379
3
3:00 PM8/30/19
Addenda:RFQ DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACT FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE- FREMONT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Fremont Union High School District-FUHSD, Facilites 408-522-2205
Electrical Contractor Office: 831-325-5481Im Electric
Plan Issuer:
Santa Clara
Perform landscaping services at the Santa Clara Golf & Tennis Club.
Project Contact For Questions: Jamil (Jay) ColemanEmail: [email protected]
MAND 8/21 @ 10AM
19-02585
0
3:00 PM9/3/19
Addenda:RFB LANDSCAPING SERVICES SANTA CLARA GOLF & TENNIS CLUB - CITY OF SANTA CLARA
RFB 19-20-07
Prebid Conf:
City of Santa Clara - DPW 408-615-3000 408-985-7936
NEW
Plan Issuer:
San Jose
Replace exterior tile and plaster.
Project Contact For Questions: Theresa Novotny, Greystone WestEmail: [email protected]
MAND 8/14 @ 2PM (Front of Administration building)
19-02598
0
2:00 PM9/4/19
Addenda:ANDERSON PRESCHOOL EXTERIOR FINISH BID PACKAGE - MORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
Prebid Conf:
Greystone West Company 707-933-0624 707-996-8390
NEW
Plan Issuer:
Sunnyvale
Preparation of applications with supporting documents for Caltrans E-76 Construction procurement, preliminary design, designdevelopment, bid documents, and bidding/construction support services for Public Works competitive bidding. Ancillary work includes:environmental needs assessment and document preparation performed by a qualified environmental consulting firm, construction cost.
Project Contact For Questions: Lisa Vo 408-730-7608Email: [email protected], schedule monitoring, preparation of reports and recommendations, and projectmanagement.
19-02613
0
3:00 PM9/5/19
Addenda:RFP PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SERVICES LAWRENCE STATION AREA SIDEWALKS & BICYCLEFACILITIES RE-BID- CITY OF SUNNYVALE
F20-015
City of Sunnyvale DPW 408-730-7403 000-000-0000
NEW
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Sunnyvale $250,000 $500,000
Provide all, labor, material, tools, equipment and, transportation to complete the scope of work necessary to correct life safetydeficiencies in the lobby.
Project Contact For Questions: Jose Hernandez 916-923-4519Email: [email protected]
Addenda:VAPAHCS RETROFIT DOORS ADA OPENERS (36C26119R0022)- DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
36C26119R0022 to
Prebid Conf:
Department of Veterans Affairs 000-000-0000 000-000-0000
NEW
Plan Issuer:
San Jose
Provide convincing solutions for grade-separated mass transit infrastructure and operations at significantly lower costs than traditionaltransit projects.
Project Contact For Questions: Maricella Avila 408-975-3270Email: [email protected]
8/1 @ 10AM (City Hall 200 East Santa Clara Street, 3rd Floor Room T-332, San Jose)
19-02485
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3:00 PM9/30/19
Addenda:RFI 2019-DOT-PPD-4 NEW TRANSIT OPTIONS: AIRPORT-DIRIDON-STEVENS CREEK TRANSITCONNECTION - CITY OF SAN JOSE
RFI 2019-DOT-PPD-4
Prebid Conf:
City of San Jose - DPW 408-535-8300
Santa Cruz County
Bidders:
Santa Cruz County $390,000
In Santa Cruz County Near Santa Cruz From 0.3 Mile North Of Pasatiempo Drive Overcrossing To Beulah Park UndercrossingThe Contractor must have either a Class A license or the following Class C license which constitutes a majority of the work: C-27.795 Working Days * 5% DVBE Requirement
19-00258
0
2:00 PM8/13/19
Addenda:CDOT 05-0Q6014 PLANTING, IRRIGATION, AND INVASIVE PLANT MANAGEMENT
05-0Q6014
Landscape Architect Fax: 209-862-3331Office: 209-862-2004Joe's Landscaping & Concrete, Inc.
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Lompico
Work includes storm damage repair project. Major work items include, but is not limited to:- Construct soldier pile retaining wall- Backfill wall and compact- Reconstruct roadway- Install drainage improvements- Install metal beam guardrail- Re-vegetate slip out area
General Contractor Fax: 925-416-7746Office: 925-416-0700Bugler Construction
General Contractor Fax: 000-000-0000Office: 408-355-0951Cal West Construction
General Contractor Fax: 925-691-9099Office: 925-602-4720Etic, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 831-761-1042Office: 831-763-6100Granite Construction
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock Company
General Contractor Fax: 408-977-1659Office: 408-977-1655Pacific Underground Construction
General Contractor Fax: 805-543-1722Office: 805-543-1706Specialty Construction
General Contractor Fax: 831-789-9268Office: 831-789-9263Top Tier Grading
Sub-Contractor/SpecialtyContractor
Fax: 707-789-9542Office: 707-778-8316Pacific Coast Drilling Co., Inc.
Plan Issuer:
Santa Cruz $110,000
The purpose of this project is to expand the footprint of the building by 169 square feet, so the existing generator can be relocated tothe addition, giving staff proper room to safely perform daily duties. The expansion is a structural addition only and does not includeany change in the use of the station. Construction work to complete the building addition will include minimal grading, abandonmentand reconstruction of a portion of a water line, slab foundation construction, masonry work, roofing truss construction, shingling of theexisting and new roof, electrical wiring, installation of doors and windows/vents, and painting.
The work to be done, in general, consists of removing surface corrosion from existing support columns, painting support columns withrust inhibitor and corrosion preventative paint, encasing bases of existing support columns in reinforced concrete, removal of existingguy wires, anchors, and collar assemblies, attaching two-piece collars to top of support columns, installing helical screw guy wirerestraint into ground, and attaching guy wires from collars to screw assemblies.
Addenda:HAGEMANN GULCH AERIAL PIPE SUPPORT REHABILITATION
City of Santa Cruz 831-420-5160 831-420-5161
Plan Issuer:
Watsonville
The City of Watsonville seeks landscape architectural design services to develop project design, construction drawings and biddocuments that meet the deliverables and goals of an Urban Greening Grant Funded Project at Ramsay Park.
RFP/RFQ Contact: Benjamin HeisteinTel:(831) 768-3246
19-02604
0
5:00 PM8/28/19
Addenda:RFP - WATSONVILLE SLOUGH CONNECTOR TRAIL PROJECT AT RAMSAY PARK
City of Watsonville 831-768-3115 831-763-4065
NEW
Plan Issuer:
Capitola
The awarded contractor agrees to provide the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) all labor, tools, materials, equipment, and travelnecessary to preform landscaping maintenance services at the Capitola DMV Field Office for the term of the agreement.The anticipated term of the agreement is November 1, 2019 through October 31, 2021 with a DMV option to extend twelve (12)additional months.
8/20 @ 10am- Site, Please meet in front of Window #1
19-02603
0
2:30 PM8/29/19
Addenda:LANDSCAPING MAINTENANCE SERVICES AT THE CAPITOLA DMV FIELD OFFICE - REBID
19-127 Re-Bid
Prebid Conf:
Department of Motor Vehicles [email protected] 916-657-8561 916-657-5936
NEW
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Boulder Creek
The San Lorenzo Valley Water District (SLVWD or District) is soliciting Proposals from qualified engineering firms to conduct analternative analysis to evaluate three treatment alternatives (e.g., upgrading/replacing the existing centralized system or providingindividual treatment) to ensure compliance with the Bear Creek Estates Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF) Waste DischargeRequirements (WDR) Order No. 00-043. The WWTF was constructed in 1985 as a septic tank treatment system, which currentlyserves 56 residential units located in Bear Creek Estates subdivision 3, 4 and 5, Boulder Creek, California. The plant is designed totreat a design daily average flow of 12,000 gallons per day (GPD) and a peak wet weather flow of 32,500 GPD. The WDR allows adischarge monthly average daily flow of 16,500 GPD to a 2.3-acre leach field.
Addenda:RFP FOR PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SERVICES - BEAR CREEK ESTATES WASTEWATER TREATMENTFACILITY
Prebid Conf:
San Lorenzo Valley Water District 831-338-2153 831-338-7986
Plan Issuer:
Santa Cruz County
The 2019 Pipeline Project includes the design of approximately 2 miles of pipeline replacements for the San Lorenzo Valley WaterDistrict (SLVWD) system. Additional information is available in the Preliminary Engineering Report dated December 17, 2018 preparedby Water Systems Consulting, Inc., and included as Attachment A. This project was originally intended to be funded by a USDA loan,however the District has since decided to use a private funding source,so adherence to the USDA requirements is not a part of this project. CEQA has been completed for the project. An Initial Study -Mitigated Negative Declaration and a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program have been prepared for the Lyons and the Sequoiapipelines and are attachments. The California and Hillside pipelines were determined to be exempt from CEQA.The District’s intent is to award a single design contract to an engineering firm qualified to do the design work and the project to be bidas one construction package.
19-02444
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3:00 PM8/30/19
Addenda:RFP TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SERVICES FOR 2019 PIPELINE PROJECT
San Lorenzo Valley Water District 831-338-2153 831-338-7986
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Santa Cruz
The City of Santa Cruz Water Department is replacing the existing Newell Creek Dam inlet/outlet works at Loch Lomond Reservoir inthe San Lorenzo Valley.
Addenda:PREQUALIFICATION FOR CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR NEWELL CREEK DAM INLET/OUTLETREPLACEMENT
City of Santa Cruz - Water Department 831-420-5220 831-420-5201
General Contractor Fax: 415-822-3703Office: 415-822-3700Ranger Pipelines, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 831-789-9268Office: 831-789-9263Top Tier Grading
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Santa Cruz $611,000
Construction of OPERS Fire Alarm Upgrades includes demolition of existing devices, installation of new detectors, horns, strobes,panels and other associated equipment and described in the plans and specifications.
MAND 8/14 @ 9am- Physical Plant Training Room, Barn G
19-02546
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2:00 PM9/11/19
Addenda:PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACILITIES - OPERS FIRE ALARM INSTALLATION - REBID
8300-027
Prebid Conf:
UCSC Physical Planning & Construction 831-459-2366 831-459-5540
General Contractor Fax: 831-459-9297Office: 831-459-9270Cen-Con, Inc.
Pre Qual List
Contractors Pre Qualification Notices for the Week of July 29, 2019 The following agencies are now looking for contractors to be pre-qualified for upcoming projects at their public agency. Please read each qualification request as they vary with each agency. Click on the name of the agency as this will provide you with a direct link to their website for more information.
Name of Public Agency Completion Date
Morgan Hill Unified School District Open Ended City of La Mirada Open Ended Salinas Union High School District Open Ended Pleasant Valley Joint Elementary School District Open Ended Santa Rosa City School District Open Ended Contra Costa County Office of Education Open Ended City of San Luis Obispo Open Ended Sonoma County Open Ended Carmel Unified School District Open Ended City of Fremont Open Ended Brentwood Union School District Open Ended Kenwood Elementary School District December 31, 2019 San Ramon Valley Unified School District December 31,2019 Menlo Park City School District Open Ended Monrovia Unified School District Open Ended Alexander Valley Union School District Open Ended City of Daly City Open Ended City of Morgan Hill Open Ended Los Gatos Union High School District Open Ended Santa Clara Unified School District Open Ended Cupertino Union School District Open Ended Cabrillo College December 31, 2019 San Rafael City School District Open Ended Martinez Unified School District Open Ended San Lorenzo Unified School District Open Ended Antelope Valley College District Open Ended San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District Open Ended City of Menlo Park Open Ended Three Valleys Water District Open Ended City of Elk Grove December 31, 2019 Beverly Hills Unified School District Open Ended Town of Windsor Open Ended Berkeley Unified School District Open Ended Santa Cruz Harbor Open Ended Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Open Ended San Lorenzo Unified School District Open Ended Alameda Municipal Power District Open Ended City of Saratoga Open Ended City of Milpitas Open Ended Chabot Las Positas Community College District Open Ended Fremont Union High School District Open Ended Twin Rivers School District Open Ended Pleasanton Unified School District Open Ended Yolo County Office of Education Open Ended Ukiah School District Open Ended City of Cupertino Open Ended
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Safety Tip of the WeekLADDER TIPS
Do you know there's a killer on this job that you probably meet face-to-face everyday? I'm talking about the common, ordinary ladder. Ladders are involved in many accidents, some of which are fatal. Your life literally can depend on knowing how to inspect, use, and care for this tool. Let's spend a few minutes talking about ladders. INSPECTING LADDERS Before using any ladder, inspect it. Look for the following faults: 1. Loose or missing rungs or cleats. 2. Loose nails, bolts, or screws. 3. Cracked, broken, split, dented, or badly worn rungs, cleats, or side rails. 4. Wood splinters. 5. Corrosion of metal ladders or metal parts. If you find a ladder in poor condition, don't use it. Report it. It should be tagged and properly repaired or immediately destroyed. USING LADDERS Choose the right type and size ladder. Except where stairways, ramps, or runways are provided, use a ladder to go from one level to another. Keep these tips in mind: 1. Be sure straight ladders are long enough so that the side rails extend above the top support point by 36" at least. 2. Don't set up ladders in areas such as doorways or walkways where they may be run into by others, unless they are protected by barriers. Keep the area around the top and base of the ladder clear. Don't run hoses, extension cords, or ropes on a ladder and create an obstruction. 3. Don't try to increase the height of a ladder by standing it on boxes, barrels, or other materials. Don't try to splice two ladders together either! 4. Set the ladder on solid footing against a solid support. Don't try to use a step ladder as a straight ladder. 5. Place the base of straight ladders out away from the wall or edge of the upper level about one foot for every four feet of vertical height. Don't use ladders as a platform, runway, or scaffold. 6. Tie in, block, or otherwise secure the top of straight ladders to prevent them from being displaced. 7. To avoid slipping on a ladder, check your shoes for oil, grease, or mud and wipe it off before climbing. 8. Always face the ladder and hold on with both hands when climbing up or down. Don't try to carry tools or materials with you. 9. Don't lean out to the side when you're on a ladder. If something is out of reach, get down and move the ladder over. 10. Most ladders are designed to hold only one person at a time. Two may cause the ladder to fail or throw it off balance. CARE OF LADDERS Take good care of ladders and they'll take care of you. Store them in a well ventilated areas, away from dampness. Safety Recommendations:________________________________________________________________________________ Job Specific Topics:_____________________________________________________________________________________ M.S.D.S Reviewed:_____________________________________________________________________________________ Attended By: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
