JULY 28, 2014 MAJOR PROJECTS Project City Project Name Date Time Online 16 Porterville Animal Shelter 7/24 2:30PM Online 25 San Jose Third Space Fitness 7/24 12PM Online 40 Fairfield Rockville Terrace Senior Housing 7/24 5PM Online 15 Planada Dollar General 7/28 3PM Online 9 Newark Newpark 12 AMC Theater 7/29 2PM Online 13 Fresno Edison High School Pool Complex LLB 7/29 2PM Online 35 Galt Firing Range, Phase 1 7/29 2PM 68 Seaside California Central Coast Veterans Cemetery, Phase 1 131929 7/30 10AM 2 San Jose Summit Rainer Mini Campus Modernization @ Mt Pleasant HS 7/30 2PM 57 Watsonville Kim Son Meditation Hall 8/1 4PM 36 Campbell Salmar Business Park 8/1 12PM 96E Watsonville Watsonville HS Two Story Modular Classroom Increment 1 8/1 11AM 76 Palo Alto New Patient Simulation Learning Center VA Palo Alto 8/5 10AM Online 5 Oakland Shops On Broadway 8/5 2PM 46 Newark Newark Greenhouse Project #7105 8/5 2PM 60 Palo Alto Vapahcs Genomics Research Center VA261-14-R-0424 8/6 10AM Online 46 Davis Memorial Union Loading Dock Renovation 9572210 8/6 2PM Online 14 Santa Rosa 34 Mark West Springs Road 8/7 2PM Online 38 Lathrop Lathrop Sales Building 8/12 4PM Online 8 San Francisco 2198 Market Street 8/12 2PM 13 Richmond Kennedy High School Health Clinic 8/13 2PM Online 47 Davis Site UCDMC Rad Mobile PET CT Scanner Relocation M011844 8/13 10AM Online 11 Madera Madera County Library Accessibility Renovation 8/14 2PM 4 Contra Costa Co Relocation Of Sheriff’s Record Unit To 2530 Arnold Drive 8/14 2PM Online 3 Sacramento Thatcher Chemical, Phase 2 8/15 2PM 59 Hayward Building B-100 TI Voluntary Sesimic Retrofit Chabot College 8/19 2PM 34E San Jose Technology Center / Student Center Interior Finish Upgrades 8/19 3PM 63 Berkeley Hotel @ 1499 University Avenue 8/19 12PM 300 San Jose Old Main Hospital Seismic Safety Project, Ancillary Building 9/4 3PM To receive the latest updated bid information, please visit www.onlineplanservice.com To subscribe to our online planroom, please call the exchange or download forms from our website. http://www.bxscco.com/online-plans/
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JULY 28, 2014 MAJOR PROJECTS
Project City Project Name Date TimeOnline 16 Porterville Animal Shelter 7/24 2:30PMOnline 25 San Jose Third Space Fitness 7/24 12PMOnline 40 Fairfield Rockville Terrace Senior Housing 7/24 5PMOnline 15 Planada Dollar General 7/28 3PMOnline 9 Newark Newpark 12 AMC Theater 7/29 2PMOnline 13 Fresno Edison High School Pool Complex LLB 7/29 2PMOnline 35 Galt Firing Range, Phase 1 7/29 2PM68 Seaside California Central Coast Veterans Cemetery, Phase 1 131929 7/30 10AM2 San Jose Summit Rainer Mini Campus Modernization @ Mt Pleasant HS 7/30 2PM57 Watsonville Kim Son Meditation Hall 8/1 4PM36 Campbell Salmar Business Park 8/1 12PM96E Watsonville Watsonville HS Two Story Modular Classroom Increment 1 8/1 11AM76 Palo Alto New Patient Simulation Learning Center VA Palo Alto 8/5 10AMOnline 5 Oakland Shops On Broadway 8/5 2PM46 Newark Newark Greenhouse Project #7105 8/5 2PM60 Palo Alto Vapahcs Genomics Research Center VA261-14-R-0424 8/6 10AMOnline 46 Davis Memorial Union Loading Dock Renovation 9572210 8/6 2PMOnline 14 Santa Rosa 34 Mark West Springs Road 8/7 2PMOnline 38 Lathrop Lathrop Sales Building 8/12 4PMOnline 8 San Francisco 2198 Market Street 8/12 2PM13 Richmond Kennedy High School Health Clinic 8/13 2PMOnline 47 Davis Site UCDMC Rad Mobile PET CT Scanner Relocation M011844 8/13 10AMOnline 11 Madera Madera County Library Accessibility Renovation 8/14 2PM4 Contra Costa Co Relocation Of Sheriff’s Record Unit To 2530 Arnold Drive 8/14 2PMOnline 3 Sacramento Thatcher Chemical, Phase 2 8/15 2PM59 Hayward Building B-100 TI Voluntary Sesimic Retrofit Chabot College 8/19 2PM34E San Jose Technology Center / Student Center Interior Finish Upgrades 8/19 3PM63 Berkeley Hotel @ 1499 University Avenue 8/19 12PM300 San Jose Old Main Hospital Seismic Safety Project, Ancillary Building 9/4 3PM
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2014 Board of Directors
PRESIDENT: Dawna Cilluffo, DC Law Corporation 408-988-7946 VICE PRESIDENT: Ben Cooper, Commercial Door 408-727-5027 SEC/TREASURER: Scott Hutts, Black Diamond Management Group, LLC 408-440-9582 PAST PRESIDENT: Jake Shumaker, JL Shumaker 408-980-8115 DIRECTORS: Felipe Vera, Kier & Wright Civil Engineers & Surveyors, Inc. 408-727-6665
Rob Trammell, Abbott, Stringham & Lynch 408-377-8700 Link Hirst, Q&A Insurance Marketing 408-727-6771 Anita Woodson, Woodson Administrative Services 408-859-9029 John Pluff, Facilities Solutions 408-982-5112 Stephanie Rocha, Miller Morton Caillat and Nevis 408-292-1765 Oskar Kabali, Kal Construction Inc. 408-988-1110
STAFF: Michael Miller, Executive Director and Safety Contact Mary Fortin, Manager Kanani Fonseca, Planroom Coordinator Noreen Finegan, Admin. Asst. Nancy Cordoba, Internet Coordinator Theresa Touchatt, Internet Coordinator
PROJECTS OUT TO BID – INFORMATION UPDATED 07-28-2014 Please verify your information with the plans and specifications and addenda. Information contained in this Bulletin is obtained with the realization that you depend on its accuracy. Every reasonable effort is made to procure the most current information possible. The Builders Exchange of Santa Clara County does not make any guarantee or warranty, or assume any liability, legal or moral, or other responsibilities by reason of the compiled and published information.
THE DEADLINE FOR INFORMATION TUESDAY AT 8AM
#ONLINE 16 PORTERVILLE 7/24 2:30PM ANIMAL SHELTER (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: City, Engng 559-782-7451 PROJ INFO: New ENG EST: $1,067,800.00 ADDENDUM: 1 (7-22) Bobo Construction, Inc. Elk Grove 916-685-2285 FX 714-4850Cooper Chase Construction Fresno 559-255-7009 FX 255-7012Forcum Mackey Construction Ivanhoe 559-798-1837 FX 798-1412G. Dale Atkins Contractor Visalia 559-733-5131 FX 733-8931Gary Interrante Construction Company Exeter 559-594-5191 FX 594-5191JTS Construction Bakersfield 661-835-9270 FX 835-8424Mark Wilson Construction Fresno 559-348-0421 FX 348-0471Marko Construction Group Fresno 559-222-7888 FX 222-0888Smith Construction Co. Fresno 559-233-1515 FX 233-1551Vortex Construction Bakersfield 661-324-5846 FX 324-5864Webb & Son Construction Porterville 559-784-2951 FX 782-1804
#ONLINE 25 SAN JOSE 7/24 12PM THIRD SPACE FITNESS (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: Group One Construction, Campbell 408-378-8900 FX 408-378-8901 PROJ INFO: Interior build out -NEGOTIATED- Group One Construction Campbell 408-378-8900 FX 378-8901
PROJ MGR: Blue Mountain Builders, Vacaville 707-689-3184 email: [email protected] PROJ INFO: 210 units of independent living, assisted living, memory care & related 5 acres of site
improvements -NEGOTIATED- Blue Mountain Builders Vacaville 707-689-3184 FX 000-0000
#ONLINE 15 PLANADA 7/28 3PM DOLLAR GENERAL (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Stout Building Contractors, Centerville UT 801-296-
2150 FX 801-294-5085 PROJ INFO: New Stout Building Contractors Centerville UT 801-296-2150 FX 294-5085
#ONLINE 9 NEWARK 7/29 2PM NEWPARK 12 AMC THEATER (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: SD Deacon, Citrus Heights 916-969-0900 FX 916-
735-0800 PROJ INFO: New ADDENDUM: 1 (7-14) SD Deacon Citrus Heights 916-969-0900 FX 735-0800
#ONLINE 13 FRESNO 7/29 2PM EDISON HIGH SCHOOL POOL COMPLEX LLB (ONLINE ONLY)
PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Lewis C Nelson, Selma 559-896-1443 FX 559-896-8609
PROJ INFO: New PRE BID: 7/14 9AM Lewis C. Nelson & Sons, Inc. Selma 559-896-1443 FX 896-8609
#ONLINE 35 GALT 7/29 2PM FIRING RANGE, PHASE 1 (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: City, DPW 209-366-7130 PROJ INFO: New PRE BID: Mandatory 7/17 2PM ENG EST: $1 million Diede Construction Woodbridge 209-369-8255 FX 368-0600Bobo Construction, Inc. Sacramento 916-383-7777 FX 383-1680BRCO Constructors, Inc. Loomis 916-652-3868 FX 652-3922Cal Valley Construction Fresno 559-274-0300 FX 274-0311Con-Quest Contractors San Francisco 415-206-0524 FX 206-0528Ford Construction Lodi 209-333-1116 FX 333-8597Knife River Construction Stockton 209-948-0302 FX 948-6652Iomlan Construction Services Oakdale 209-664-9960 FX 664-9979Martin General Engineering Rancho Cordova 916-355-8101 FX 355-8108MCI Engineering Stockton 209-472-1607 FX 472-1859Nichelini General Engineering W Sacramento 916-371-1300 FX 371-1302PNP Construction, Inc. Auburn 530-885-9360 FX 885-9365RGW Construction, Inc. Livermore 925-606-2468 FX 961-1925Robert Burns Construction Stockton 209-943-6969 FX 943-1718Sierra Valley Construction Granite Bay 916-772-0800 FX 772-0825Younger General Contractors, Inc. Rancho Cordova 916-631-8000 FX 631-8293
#68 SEASIDE 7/30 10AM CALIFORNIA CENTRAL COAST VETERANS CEMETERY, PHASE 1 131929
PROJ MGR: DGS 916-376-1643 Dave Edwards PROJ INFO: Phase 1-various trades PRE BID: Mandatory 7/9 9:30AM Anthem Builders Inc. Roseville 916-303-2318 FX 303-2319Atkins Enterprises, Inc. Visalia 559-733-0146 FX 733-5364California Plus Engineering Inc. Campbell 408-821-7168 FX 866-0566Clark Bros., Inc. Fresno 559-272-8168 FX 209-392-6147E.C. Smith Inc. Anderson 530-378-2152 FX 378-2182Diede Construction Woodbridge 209-369-8255 FX 368-0600Graniterock Construction San Jose 408-574-1400 FX 365-9548Hal Hays Construction Inc. Riverside 951-788-0708 FX 788-1517John Madonna Construction San Luis Obispo 805-543-7751 FX 543-7754Lewis C. Nelson & Sons, Inc. Selma 559-896-1443 FX 896-8609Newton Construction San Luis Obispo 805-544-5583 FX 544-5584Otto Construction Monterey 831-657-9805 FX 657-9820Pickard & Butters Construction Atascadero 805-462-9789 FX 462-1746Sea Pac Engineering Los Angeles 213-482-6130 FX 487-6131Seward L. Schreder Construction, Inc. Redding 530-229-0001 FX 229-0070Soltek Pacific San Diego 619-296-6247 FX 296-4314T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc. San Diego 858-558-1800 FX 558-1881Taber Construction Inc. Concord 925-682-6133 FX 682-6122Teichert Construction Stockton 209-983-2300 FX 983-2375Valentine Corporation San Rafael 415-453-3732 FX 457-5820West Bay Builders Novato 415-456-8972 FX 459-0665
#2 SAN JOSE 7/30 2PM SUMMIT RAINER MINI CAMPUS MODERNIZATION @ MT PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL
PROJ MGR: Strawn Construction, 408-234-7931 Scott Hollard PROJ INFO: Mini campus modernization PRE BID: 7/22 2PM California Plus Engineering Inc. Campbell 408-821-7168 FX 866-0566Duran & Venables, Inc. Milpitas 408-934-7300 FX 934-7310Guerra Construction & Engineering, Inc. Santa Clara 408-279-2027 FX 279-2044Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame 650-508-1700 FX 508-1705Seward Schreder Construction Redding 530-229-0001 FX 229-0070Venezia Construction Inc. Moffett Field 650-938-0600 FX 938-1533
#57 WATSONVILLE 8/1 4PM KIM SON MEDITATION HALL PROJ MGR: Thomas Sanders 408-847-4308 PROJ INFO: New; excludes concrete, hvac, electrical, elevator -NEGOTIATED- Thomas Sanders San Jose 408-847-4308 FX 000-0000
#36 CAMPBELL 8/1 12PM SALMAR BUSINESS PARK PROJ MGR: Group One Construction, San Jose 408-378-8900 FX 408-378-8901 PROJ INFO: Exterior facade improvements to an existing business park -NEGOTIATED- Group One Construction San Jose 408-378-8900 FX 378-8901
#96E WATSONVILLE 8/1 11AM WATSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL TWO STORY MODULAR CLASSROOM PROJECT INCREMENT 1 ( 8505 )
PROJ MGR: Pajaro Valley Unified School District, 831-786-2100 xt 2557 PROJ INFO: New two story modular classroom PRE BID: 7/18 10AM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c (7-22) American Modular Systems Manteca 209-825-1921 FX 825-7018Bruns Belmont Construction San Jose 408-977-1708 FX 294-1078Designed Mobile Systems Inc. Patterson 209-892-6298 FX 892-5018Global Modular Inc. Chowchilla 559-665-5800 FX 665-7187Jeff Luchetti Construction Santa Rosa 707-527-5788 FX 636-5509Knowlton Construction Freedom 831-722-1730 FX 722-3084Meehleis Modular Buildings, Inc. Lodi 209-334-4637 FX 334-4726Silver Creek Industries, Inc. Perris 951-943-5393 FX 852-6384
#76 PALO ALTO 8/5 10AM NEW PATIENT SIMULATION LEARNING CENTER VA PALO ALTO VA261-14-R-0014
PROJ MGR: VA Palo Alto 650-493-5000 Cerise Aguilar PROJ INFO: New PRE BID: 1/9 2PM ADDENDUM: 1 (2-11), 2 d/c (2-27), 3 d & t/c (4-21), 4 (5-21), 5 d & t/c (5-21), 6 w/drw (5-21), 7 w/drw (7-11), 8
d/c w/drw (7-11) Bexar-Advanced Solutions Group Kaysville 801-444-0029 FX 444-0031BVB Construction Ventura 805-642-8381 FX 642-8382C. Overaa & Construction Richmond 510-234-0926 FX 237-2435Glen/Mar Construction Inc. Clackamas OR 503-650-1720 FX 650-1902Herman Construction San Diego 858-277-7100 FX 277-2500Herrera Corporation Santa Maria 805-347-2771 FX 347-2773Joseph Murphy Construction Livermore 925-735-3000 FX 265-2341K.O.O. Construction Inc. Bids Due 8/4 3PM Sacramento 916-371-3388 FX 371-1188Kevcon, Inc. Escondido 760-432-0307 FX 432-0317Patriot Construction, Inc. Stockton 209-982-9900 FX 249-5301Total Team Construction Services W Sacramento 916-456-5250 FX 456-5251
#ONLINE 5 OAKLAND 8/5 2PM SHOPS ON BROADWAY (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: SD Deacon, Citrus Heights 916-969-0900 FX 916-
735-0800 PROJ INFO: New ADDENDUM: Email d/c (7-18) SD Deacon Citrus Heights 916-969-0900 FX 735-0800Hilbers, Inc. Yuba City 530-673-2947 FX 674-9578
#46 NEWARK 8/5 2PM NEWARK GREENHOUSE PROJECT #7105 PROJ MGR: Ohlone Community College District 510-659-6000 PROJ INFO: Site improvements, pre-manufactured greenhouse PRE BID: 7/21 No time given ADDENDUM: 1 (7-22) Alex Kushner General Construction San Francisco 415-756-0945 FX 358-5769B-Bros Construction San Leandro 510-351-3048 FX 351-9575C.W. Driver San Mateo 650-212-2421 FX 286-0509CF Contracting, Inc. Fairfax 415-721-7160 FX 296-6437Coulter Construction, Inc. Mountain View 650-964-8229 FX 964-0150CWS Construction Novato 415-599-5585 FX 000-0000D.L. Falk Construction, Inc. Hayward 510-887-6500 FX 887-6501Diede Construction Lodi 209-369-8255 FX 368-0600James R. Griffin, Inc. Fremont 510-792-6515 FX 791-1639Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame 650-508-1700 FX 508-1705
#60 PALO ALTO 8/6 10AM VAPAHCS GENOMICS RESEARCH CENTER VA261-14-R-0424
PROJ MGR: Department Of Veterans Affairs 916-923-4515 Andrea Fair PROJ INFO: New ENG EST: $5-10 million D Square Tucson AZ 520-748-9371 FX 748-9372K.O.O. Construction, Inc. Bids Due 8/5 3PM Sacramento 916-371-3388 FX 371-1188
#ONLINE 46 DAVIS 8/6 2PM MEMORIAL UNION LOADING DOCK RENOVATION 9572210 (ONLINE ONLY)
PROJ MGR: UCD 530-752-6982 PROJ INFO: Construct new loading dock PRE BID: Mandatory 7/23 9AM ENG EST: $376,259.00
#ONLINE 14 SANTA ROSA 8/7 2PM 34 MARK WEST SPRINGS ROAD (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Swinerton Builders, Sacramento 916-383-4825 FX
#ONLINE 38 LATHROP 8/12 4PM LATHROP SALES BUILDING (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Diede Construction, Lodi 209-369-8255 FX 209-368-
0600 PROJ INFO: New sales building Diede Construction Lodi 209-369-8255 FX 368-0600
#ONLINE 8 SAN FRANCISCO 8/12 2PM 2198 MARKET STREET (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Roberts Obayashi, Danville 925-820-0600 FX 925-
820-1993 PROJ INFO: New CLARIF: 1 (7-23) Roberts Obayashi Danville 925-820-0600 FX 820-1993
#13 RICHMOND 8/13 2PM KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL HEALTH CLINIC PROJ MGR: WCCUSD 510-307-4540 Kent Brown 510-559-8299 PROJ INFO: Construction of health clinic to replace existing home economics lab PRE BID: Mandatory 7/22 10AM ENG EST: $350,000.00 Davillier-Sloan, Inc. Oakland 510-835-7603 FX 835-7613John Pope Construction, Inc. Fairfax 415-497-5948 FX 532-1832West Bay Builders Novato 415-456-8972 FX 459-0665
#ONLINE 47 DAVIS 8/13 10AM SITE UCDMC RAD MOBILE PET CT SCANNER RELOCATION M011844 (ONLINE ONLY)
PROJ MGR: UCD 916-734-7024 PROJ INFO: Modifiying existing imaging room to install PET CT Scanner PRE BID: Mandatory 7/29 10AM ENG EST: $225,000.00
PROJ MGR: Kitchell 559-675-7703 xt 2275 Luz Gonzalez PROJ INFO: Accessibility renovation PRE BID: Mandatory 7/29 9AM ADDENDUM: 1 (7-14) Bobo Construction, Inc. Sacramento 916-383-7777 FX 383-1680Marko Construction Group, Inc. Fresno 559-222-7888 FX 222-0888
#4 CONTRA COSTA CO 8/14 2PM RELOCATION OF SHERIFF’S RECORD UNIT TO 2530 ARNOLD DRIVE
PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 925-313-2000 PROJ INFO: Relocation PRE BID: 7/29 1:30PM ENG EST: $275,000.00
#ONLINE 3 SACRAMENTO 8/15 2PM THATCHER CHEMICAL, PHASE 2 (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Diede Construction, Lodi 209-369-8255 FX 209-368-
0600 PROJ INFO: New warehouse office space Diede Construction Lodi 209-369-8255 FX 368-0600
#59 HAYWARD 8/19 2PM BUILDING B-100 TENANT IMPROVEMENTS VOLUNTARY SEISMIC RETROFIT CHABOT COLLEGE
PROJ MGR: Chabot Las Positas College 925-485-5287 PROJ INFO: Tenant improvements PRE BID: Mandatory 7/22 10AM Alten Construction, Inc. Richmond 510-234-4200 FX 234-4221Cal-Pacific Construction Pacifica 650-557-1238 FX 557-1239Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame 650-508-1700 FX 508-1705
#34E SAN JOSE 8/19 3PM TECHNOLOGY CENTER / STUDENT CENTER INTERIOR FINISH UPGRADES
PROJ MGR: San Jose Evergreen College District, 408-270-6487 PROJ INFO: Interior finish upgrades PRE BID: Mandatory 7/25 11AM
#63 BERKELEY 8/19 12PM HOTEL @ 1499 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Huff Construction, Modesto 209-545-7505 FX 209-
545-2674 PROJ INFO: New three story hotel with site improvements Huff Construction Modesto 209-545-7505 FX 545-2674
#300 SAN JOSE 9/4 3PM OLD MAIN HOSPITAL SEISMIC SAFETY PROJECT, ANCILLARY BUILDING
PROJ MGR: Santa Clara Valley Health & Hospital 408-885-5810 PROJ INFO: Change order 4 ( MEP ), change order 5 ( link & stairwell ), & Tenant Improvement ( basement &
second floor ) PRE BID: Mandatory 7/17 10AM
MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS OUT TO BID
158E Santa Clara Valley Passenger Safety Improvements 14103 7/24* PROJ MGR: SCVTA Fax 408-955-9729 Del Sabeti 1:30PM PRE BID: 7/3 10AM ADDENDUM: 1, 2
7E Novato Atherton Tank Rehabilitation Project 7/24* PROJ MGR: North Marin Water District 415-761-8913 3PM ADDENDUM: 1
48E San Mateo Co McDonald & Sherrill Remediation & Demolitions La Honda 7/24* PROJ MGR: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District 650-691-1200 3PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/9 10:30AM
147E San Mateo 2013-2014 Street Rehabilitation Phase II 7/24* PROJ MGR: City, DPW 650-522-7300 2PM ENG EST: $1,360,000.00
123E Menlo Park 2013-14 Water Main Replacement Project 77-003 7/24* PROJ MGR: City, Engng 650-330-6740 2PM PRE BID: 7/24 2PM
Online 41 Union City Decoto Green Streets Project (Online Only) 7/24* PROJ MGR: City, DPW 510-675-5308 2PM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c
95E Pleasanton Bicycle & Pedestrian Related Improvements Bernal Avenue 145043 7/24* PROJ MGR: City, Engng 925-931-5650 2PM ENG EST: $95,000.00
Online 51 Fresno Co Mountain View Avenue Bethel Avenue To Tulare County Line Irrigation Facilities (Online Only)
7/24* 2PM
PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 559-600-4530 ENG EST: $2,439,000.00-$2,695,000.00ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c, 3
54E Foster City Two Natural Gas Powered Engines & Pumps Replacement 7/24* PROJ MGR: City, DPW 650-286-3270 2PM PRE BID: 6/25 9AM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c
97E San Francisco Muni Metro Subway Van Ness Station Elevator Modernization MR-1065-R
7/25 10AM
PROJ MGR: City & Co, Municipal Transportation Agency 415-401-3107 PRE BID: 7/2 10AM ENG EST: $750,000.00
126E Sacramento Provide & Install 2 HVAC Units In Server Room @ 1225 R Street 7/25* PROJ MGR: Sacramento Regional Transit District 916-321-2800 2PM PRE BID: 7/9 9:30AM
11E Saratoga Vasona Creek Restoration Projects West Valley College 7/25* PROJ MGR: West Valley College 408-741-2187 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/2 1:30PM ENG EST: $475,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c, 3
44E Santa Clara Valley Light Rail Efficiency Project: Mountain View Phase 1 & Signal Work Contract C834 C14096
7/28* 1:30PM
PROJ MGR: SCVTA Fax 408-955-9729 Del Sabeti PRE BID: 6/9 10AM ADDENDUM: 1 w/drw, 2 d/c, 3 w/drw, 4 w/drw
61E San Francisco Donaldina Cameron House Roofing Project 7/28 PROJ MGR: Asian Neighborhood Design Architecture 415-575-0423 xt 220
2PM
PRE BID: Mandatory 7/9 2PM
164E Richmond Plunge Bay Trail Gap Closure Project 7/28* PROJ MGR: City, Engng 510-307-8091 3PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/16 2PM ENG EST: $320,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1 d/c
9 Fremont Modulars Site Work Irvington High School 7/28 PROJ MGR: Fremont Unified School District 510-657-0761 2PM PRE BID: 7/17 10AM ENG EST: $150,000.00 ADDENDUM:1, 2, 3
56E Salinas Closter Park Basketball Court Improvements #9451 7/29* PROJ MGR: City, DPW 831-758-7241 2PM ADDENDUM: 1
71E Santa Cruz Co East Zayante Road PM 6.22 Storm Damage Repair Project 7/29* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 831-454-2160 2PM
161E Santa Cruz Co Highland Way PM 3.24 & PM 3.63 Storm Damage Repair 7/29* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 831-454-2160 2PM INFO: Geo Report
14E Sonoma Co Westside Facility 9703 Wohler Road 7/29* PROJ MGR: Sonoma County Water Agency 707-547-1900 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/8 10AM & 7/10 2PM ENG EST: $1.3-1.7 million ADDENDUM: 1, 2
155E Alameda Co Zone 5 & 6 Concrete Channel Repairs FC 5M113 7/29 PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 510-670-5450 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/15 10AM
86E Santa Cruz Co Highland Way P.M. 0.38 Storm Damage Repair Project 7/29* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 831-454-2160 2PM
22E Alameda Installation Of One New, City Supplied, HVAC Ductless Split System Rooftop Unit Fire Station #1
7/29 2PM
PROJ MGR: City, DPW 510-747-6800 ENG EST: $42,000.00
153E Hayward Construction Of Hayward Maintenance Complex Project Building Four Demolition 01RQ-140
7/29 2PM
PROJ MGR: Bart 510-464-6544 PRE BID: 6/25 10AM ENG EST: $800,950,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1 d/c, 2
3 San Mateo Laurel Elementary School Parking Lot 7/29* PROJ MGR: San Mateo-Foster City School District 650-312-7884 Mark Sherrill
2PM
PRE BID: 7/8 & 7/10 10AM
10E Solano Co Culvert Repair & Bridge Spall Repair Project 2014 7/29 PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 707-784-6075 2PM
30 Hayward Chabot College Hesperian Landscaping 14-02 7/29* PROJ MGR: Chabot Las Positas College Victoria Lamica Email: [email protected]
2PM
PRE BID: Mandatory 7/9 10AM ADDENDUM: 1, 2 w/drw
165E East Palo Alto Runnymede Storm Drain Phase II & O’Connor Pump Station Outfall 7/29* PROJ MGR: City, DPW 650-853-3166 2PM PRE BID: 7/8 2PM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c
Online 24 Stanislaus Co RSTP Road Resurfacing Phase G (Online Only) 7/30* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 209-525-4185 2PM ADDENDUM: 1
Online 31 Stanislaus Co RSTP Road Resurfacing Phase H (Online Only) 7/30* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 209-525-4185 2:30PM ADDENDUM: 1
Online 32 Stanislaus Co RSTP Road Resurfacing Phase I (Online Only) 7/30* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 209-525-4185 3PM ADDENDUM: 1
128E Pinole Pinole Valley High School Hillside Stabilization Increment 1 & 2 7/30* PROJ MGR: WCCUSD 510-307-4540 Juan Garrahan 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/8 4PM ENG EST: $4.5 million ADDENDUM: 1
160E Santa Cruz Co Vienna Drive @ Mesa Drive Storm Damage Repair 7/30* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 831-454-2160 2PM
57E San Francisco San Francisco General Hospital Building 5 Accessibility Compliance Improvements 7210A
7/30* 2:30PM
PROJ MGR: City & Co, DPW 415-554-6229 PRE BID: Mandatory 7/16 10:30AM ENG EST: $2,380,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1
85E San Francisco Masonic Avenue Traffic Signal Upgrade 2211J 7/30* PROJ MGR: City & Co, DPW 415-554-6229 2:30PM PRE BID: 7/16 2PM ENG EST: $650,000.00
25E Boulder Creek Olympia Mutual Consolidation Project 7/30 PROJ MGR: San Lorenzo Valley Water District 831-430-4615 FX 831-338-7986
1PM
PRE BID: 7/16 10AM
11 Santa Clara Northside Tanks Site Improvements 7/30* PROJ MGR: City, Water & Sewer 408-615-2012 Howard Salamanca 3PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/17 10AM
106E Santa Clara Valley Guadalupe River Fish Passage Modification, Calabazas Creek 7/30* PROJ MGR: SCVWD 408-630-3088 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/17 9AM ENG EST: $580,000.00-$630,000.00ADDENDUM: 1
113E Richmond RFP For Maintenance Services RFP #2014-02 7/30*PROJ MGR: City, 510-307-8091 3PM
138E Alameda Repair Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk, Curb, Gutter, Driveway & Minor Street Pathing, Phase 15
7/30 2PM
PROJ MGR: City, DPW 510-747-7930 Shilpa Patel PRE BID: 7/16 10AM ADDENDUM: 1
43E San Francisco Dolores Street Pavement Renovation, Sewer Replacement & Water Installation 2260J
7/30* 2:30PM
PROJ MGR: City & Co, DPW 415-554-6229 PRE BID: 6/26 3PM ENG EST: $6 million ADDENDUM: 1 d/c, 2, 3 d/c, 4 d/c
Online 6 San Francisco Muni Metro Subway Escalator Rehabilitation Phase 2 1281 (Online Only)
7/30 3PM
PROJ MGR: SFMTA Fax 415-701-4742 Joon Park ENG EST: $10.2 million ADDENDUM: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
3E Sonoma Co 2014 Pavement Preservation Program Bonded Wearing Course 7/30* PROJ MGR: Co, Department Of Transportation 707-565-2231 2PM ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c
Online 42 Fresno Drill Test Hole & Construct Monitoring Well @ Pump Station 210A (Online Only)
7/30 2PM
PROJ MGR: City, Engng 559-621-1332
37E Santa Cruz Co North Rodeo Gulch PM 4.75 Storm Damage Repair Project 7/31* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 831-454-2160 2PM
67E Contra Costa Co Driveway & Apparatus Bay Entry Improvements To Fire Station 69 7/31* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 925-313-2000 2PM ENG EST: $140,000.00
76E Novato Olive Parallel Force Main Project Railroad Avenue 7/31 PROJ MGR: Nute Engineering 415-453-4480 2PM PRE BID: 7/17 10AM ADDENDUM: 1, 2
167E Santa Cruz Co Axford Alley Improvement Project 7/31* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 831-454-2160 2PM
21 Aptos Aptos High School Freedom Field Improvements #8100 7/31* PROJ MGR: Pajaro Valley Unified School District, Maintenance 831-786-2100 xt 2557
10AM
PRE BID: Mandatory 7/10 10AM ADDENDUM: 1
100E San Francisco Wastewater Enterprise Elevator Maintenance WW-597 7/31 PROJ MGR: SFPUC 415-551-4603 2PM PRE BID: 7/16 10AM ENG EST: $550,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1
Online 17 Fairfield/Sacto Various Fuel System Upgrades CHP 136377 (Online Only) 7/31 PROJ MGR: DGS 916-375-4256 Esmer Velagic 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/11 9AM ADDENDUM: 1
Online 18 Sacramento Co Anna Kirchgater Elementary School Safe Routes To School 4229 (Online Only)
7/31* 2PM
PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 916-874-6544 PRE BID: 7/16 1:30PM ENG EST: $417,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1
Online 20 Davis West Village Backbone Infrastructure Russell Blvd 9508600 (Online Only)
7/31* 2PM
PROJ MGR: UCD 530-754-1021 PRE BID: Mandatory 7/15 10AM ENG EST: $570,000.00
53 San Mateo Play Structure & Matting Replacement @ 3 Campuses Bid Package #773 / 14
7/31 1PM
PROJ MGR: San Mateo-Foster City School District 650-312-7690 PRE BID: 7/16 9:30AM
52 San Mateo Play Structure & Matting Replacement @ 4 Campuses Bid Package #774 / 14
7/31 2PM
PROJ MGR: San Mateo-Foster City School District 650-312-7690 PRE BID: 7/16 1PM
51 San Mateo Play Structure & Matting Replacement @ 3 Campuses Bid Package #775 / 14
7/31 3PM
PROJ MGR: San Mateo-Foster City School District 650-312-7690 PRE BID: 7/17 1PM
49 San Mateo Play Structure & Matting Replacement @ 3 Campuses Bid Package #776 / 14
7/31 4PM
PROJ MGR: San Mateo-Foster City School District 650-312-7690 PRE BID: 7/17 9:30AM
53E Sacramento Co Elk Grove Landfill Final Cover Repairs & GCCS Improvement Plan 2014
7/31* 2PM
PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 916-874-6544 PRE BID: 7/8 10AM ENG EST: $460,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1 w/drw, 2 d/c
22 Redwood City 2013-2014 Asphalt Rubber Chip Seal & Spot Repair 7/31 PROJ MGR: City, Engng 650-780-7380 3PM ENG EST: $1.3-1.6 million
146E San Carlos 2014 Sidewalk Removal & Replacement Project 7/31 PROJ MGR: City, DPW 650-802-4200 10AM ADDENDUM: 1
142E San Mateo Co Mindego Ranch Water Infrastructure Project 8/1 ` PROJ MGR: Mid-Peninsula Open Space District 3PM
PRE BID: Mandatory 7/22 11AM
23E San Carlos Cordilleras Avenue Traffic Calming Improvements 8/1 PROJ MGR: City, DPW 650-802-4198 Huy Nguyen 10AM
98E San Rafael 5th Avenue & Lootens Place Parking Lot Improvements 8/4 PROJ MGR: City, DPW 415-385-3355 10AM
10 Monterey Sanitary Sewer System Rehabilitation Package 4-Pump Station Upgrades
8/5* 2PM
PROJ MGR: City, DPW 831-646-3997 PRE BID: Mandatory 6/18 10AM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c
78E Contra Costa Co San Pablo Dam Road Walkability 8/5 PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 925-313-2000 2PM PRE BID: 7/21 10AM ENG EST: $1,545,000.00
101E San Francisco San Rafael Bus Facility Main Shop Roof Replacement 2015-BT-1 8/5 PROJ MGR: GGB 415-923-2229 2PM PRE BID: 7/23 10AM
Online 39 Davis Central Plant Chiller #4 & Chilled Water Loop Pump 9559200 (Online Only)
8/5 11AM
PROJ MGR: UCD 916-734-7024 PRE BID: Mandatory 7/22 10AM ENG EST: $3.5 million
16E Santa Cruz Multi Campus Paving: Westlake Elementary School, De Laveaga, & Pacific Collegiate School 2015-02
8/5 2PM
PROJ MGR: Santa Cruz City Schools 831-427-4813 PRE BID: Mandatory 7/16 10AM ADDENDUM: 1
156E Alameda Co Zone 2 & Zone 3A Concrete Channel Repairs 2M144 8/5* PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 510-670-5450 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/10 10:30AM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c
5E Marin Co Drainage Pump Stations No. 3 & No. 7 Improvements 72110 8/5 PROJ MGR: Nute Engineering, 415-453-4480 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/23 10AM
20E Redwood City Duel Media Filter A1 Through A5 Coating Project CIP 9014 8/5 PROJ MGR: Silicon Valley Clean Water 650-591-7121 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/22 10AM
PROJ MGR: City, DPW 650-329-2271 PRE BID: 7/24 11AM ENG EST: $481,000.00
107E Santa Clara Valley South County Recycled Water Pipeline Short-Term Phase 1B Camino Arroyo
8/6 2PM
PROJ MGR: SCVWD 408-630-3088 PRE BID: 7/23 10:30AM ENG EST: $1.1-1.8 million ADDENDUM: 1, 2, 3
16 Hollister Runway 13-31 Pavement Rehabilitation Hollister Municipal Airport Improvements
8/6* 3PM
PROJ MGR: City, DPW 831-636-4340 PRE BID: Mandatory 7/24 3PM ADDENDUM: 1
17E San Rafael Magnolia Avenue Trunk Line Rehabilitation CIP-16B 8/6 PROJ MGR: Ross Valley Sanitary District 415-259-2949 2PM PRE BID: 7/22 10AM
26E Richmond Parking Lots Resurfacing Department Of Public Health 133452 8/7* PROJ MGR: DGS 916-567-8023 Matt Piona 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/16 10AM
Online 21 Mendocino Co 2014 Fish Rock Road Sediment Reduction (Online Only) 8/7 PROJ MGR: Co, Department Of Transportation 707-463-4363 2PM ENG EST: $98,000.00-$120,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1
Online 1 San Francisco TG12.1 Civil / Sitework @ Grade Construction Services Transbay (Online Only)
8/7 2PM
PROJ MGR: Webcor / Obayashi 415-978-5702
Online 4 San Francisco TG16.6 Doors / Frames / Hardware Construction Services Transbay (Online Only)
8/7 2PM
PROJ MGR: Webcor / Obayashi 415-978-5702
15 San Rafael Non-Motorized Transportation Pilot Program ( NTPP ) Puerto Suello Hill Path To Transit Center
8/7 2PM
PROJ MGR: City, DPW 415-485-3355
Online 45 Vallejo CDBG Traffic Calming Measures For Intersections Along Sheridan Street (Online Only)
8/7 2PM
PROJ MGR: City, DPW 707-648-4686 Allan PanaganibanPRE BID: 7/24 2PM ENG EST: $90,000.00
21E San Jose 7075 Seven Trees Boulevard & Pembridge Drive Sanitary Sewer Replacement
8/7 3PM
PROJ MGR: City, DPW 408-793-5505 Eilbert Mirzapour
127E San Jose 7723 Norman Y Mineta San Jose International Airport Electrical Trades Contract 14-15
8/7 3PM
PROJ MGR: City, Airport 408-392-1168 Ravi Parimanam
50E Napa Second & Juarez Streets Drainage Improvements 8/7 PROJ MGR: City, DPW 707-257-9520 3PM PRE BID: 7/29 3PM ENG EST: $101,878.00
PROJ MGR: South County Regional Wastewater Authority 408-848-0480 PRE BID: 8/7 10AM
73E San Bruno Tank No. 3 ( Glenview ) Replacement Project 84142 8/14 PROJ MGR: City, DPW 650-616-7065 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/30 1:30PM
131E San Francisco Mount Zion ( MZ ) “A” Building Freight Elevator No. 8 Upgrade Rebid 11-651 / L00166
8/14* 2PM
PROJ MGR: UCSF 415-476-0113 PRE BID: Mandatory 7/10 10AM ENG EST: $150,000.00-$175,000.00ADDENDUM: 1 d/c
38E Capitola Mislap Wetland Restoration Project MWS-11 8/14 PROJ MGR: Resource Conservation District Santa Cruz Co 831-464-2950 xt 23 Alicia Moss
4PM
PRE BID: Mandatory 7/28 11AM
64E Sacramento Co Mather Housing Treatment Plant Filter Rehabilitation 4233 8/14 PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 916-874-6544 2PM PRE BID: 7/31 2PM ENG EST: $185,000.00
23 Santa Cruz Electrical Service Replacement Santa Cruz Harbor Tsunami Recovery
8/15 10AM
PROJ MGR: Santa Cruz Port District 831-475-6161 PRE BID: Mandatory 8/6 1PM
99E San Bruno Station Access, Path & Wayfinding Improvements 15NU-130 8/19 PROJ MGR: Bart 510-464-6088 2PM PRE BID: 7/23 10AM
32E San Juan Bautista Pioneer Park Water Tank Replacement 8/19 PROJ MG/R: Kasl Consulting Engineers, 916-722-1800 4PM PRE BID: 8/7 10AM
14 Livermore Amphitheater Surface Replacement Las Positas College 15-02 8/20 PROJ MGR: Chabot Las Positas College 925-485-5287 2PM PRE BID: Mandatory 7/29 10AM
24E Sonoma Co 2013-2014 Lakeville Road Tree Pruning & Removal 8/20 PROJ MGR: Co, Department Of Transportation 707-565-5100 FX 707-565-2620
2PM
Online 30 San Francisco TG10.4 Electrical, Communications, Security & Integrated Networks Transbay Transit Center (Online Only)
8/21 2PM
PROJ MGR: Webcor Obayashi 415-978-5702 Fax 415-476-3005 PRE BID: 2/18 2PM ADDENDUM: 1 d & t/c, 2 d/c, 3 d & t/c
Online 26 Porterville Sewer Annexation 459A & 459C (Online Only) 8/21 PROJ MGR: City, Engng 559-782-7451 2:30PM ENG EST: $1,974,490.20
Online 34 Sacramento Co New Administration Building Upgrade Fire Alarm System 4148 (Online Only)
8/28 2PM
PROJ MGR: Co, DPW 916-874-6544 PRE BID: 5/8 & 5/12 9:30AM ENG EST: $1,240,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1 d/c, 2 d/c
Online 2 San Francisco TG16.8 Fireproofing Construction Services Transbay (Online Only) 9/11 PROJ MGR: Webcor / Obayashi 415-978-5702 2PM
6E San Francisco 8” Ductile Iron Pipe Main Installation On Clement Street WD-2506 10/2 PROJ MGR: SFPUC 415-551-4603 2PM PRE BID: 5/13 10:30AM ENG EST: $2,270,000.00 ADDENDUM: 1 d/c
*Bid list on file at the ExchangeThe bidders listed may not represent all of the potential bidders on each project. The Builders Exchange does not assume responsibility in determining if all bidders have been identified. Any general contractor wishing to add or delete their name from the list is requested to inform the Exchange. We receive plans that are out of our area. We do not verify list on these projects. We do confirm our regular sources to insure lists are as complete as possible.
CALTRANS PROJECTS OUT TO BID (* = Addendums on Project)
# Bid Date Bid Time Zone & Project Location C-09 7/29 2PM* 04-4A8304 04-Ala-13
Location Project Bid Date & Amt San Jose 7085 Bucknall Road Sidewalk Improvement 7-3-14
Wattis Const., Co. $228,257.00 San Mateo Co Road Oil Application In Conjunction With County’s 2014 Seal Road 7-10-14
VSS International, Inc. dba VSS Emultech $242,580.00 San Mateo Co Green Street Improvement Project On Carlos Street 7-10-14
Interstate Grading & Paving, Inc. $207,775.00 Santa Cruz Co Felton Empire Road Guardrail 7-15-14
Conley Const. $235,449.00 Capitola McGregor Park Project 7-16-14
Earthworks Paving Contractors, Inc. $207,002.00 San Joaquin Co Construct High Friction 10-0Y6904 7-16-14
American Civil Constructors West Coast, Inc. $409,900.00 C Costa/Alameda Summit Reservoir & Shasta / Woods Pumping Plant Replacement 2070 7-16-14
Steve P. Rados, Inc. $15,995,260.00 Sonoma Co 2014 Pavement Preservation Program Full Depth Reclamation 7-16-14
Ghilotti Const., Co. $4,526,970.60 Mendocino Co Little River Airport Rotating Beacon Perimeter Security Fencing 7-17-14
Cal Electro, Inc. $256,732.70 Sacramento Co DWMR Compressed Natural Gas ( CNG ) Fueling Station 4225 7-17-14
TruStar Energy LLC $1,870,357.00 Santa Cruz Co Farm Community Garden & Stream Habitat Restoration Phase 1 7-17-14
F. Loduca Co. $558,053.50 Sacramento Co DWMR Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Fueling Station 4225 7-17-14
TruStar Energy $1,870,357.00 San Francisco 3rd/7th/8th/25th/33rd/42nd Ave’s & Baker / Welsh St Sewer Replacement WW-595 7-17-14
Shaw Pipeline $2,668,361.00 Fresno Co County Asphalt Concrete Overlays Various Locations 7-17-14
Agee Const. $931,463.16 Livermore Del Valle Parking Lot Slurry & Striping 7-17-17
Graham Contractors $192,950.00 Santa Cruz San Lorenzo River Trestle Bridge Connections Project C400058 7-17-14
Granite Rock $455,727.25 Campbell E. Campbell Avenue Portals Project 7-17-17
Ghilotti Const. Santa Cruz Co Glen Canyon Road PM 0.46 Storm Damage Repair Project 7-17-14
Water Rock Const. $293,622.00 Fresno Co Conejo Avenue / BNSF Railroad Crossing Active Advance Warning Beacons 7-17-14
American Const., Engineers $119,995.00 Merced No Merced-Black Rascal & Bear Creek Sewer Main Re-Lining 114057 & 113016 7-17-14
Michels Pipeline Const. $281,546.00 San Mateo Co Fair Oaks Sewer Maintenance District Interceptor Flow Metering 7-17-14
JMB Const. $732,500.00 Mendocino Co School Way Bridge Replacement 7-17-14
MCM Const., Inc. $5,500,000.00 Corte Madera Smart Corridor Water Line Crossings Project 1715 7-22-14
WR Forde Associates $308,020.00 Contra Costa Co Mallard Dam I /O Improvements 114065 7-22-14
GSE Const., Co. $540,700.00 Alameda Co Storm Water Mitigation 04-4A8204 7-22-14
Empire Landscaping Inc. $263,487.00
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Contractor Public Works Registration Fee Program Starts July 1, 2014
Public Works Registration For ALL Contractors Starts Today Take heed! As I have written numerous times over the past several months, ANY contractor wishing to even bid on ANY type of public work contract in California MUST go online, pay your annual $300 fee and register starting today, July 1, 2014. While the final requirement won’t fully take effect until next March 1, 2015, registering now will ensure you are covered. Following is the official announcement from the Department of Industrial Relations which includes the address to their website.
Department of Industrial Relations Launches Public Works Contractor Online Application System
Oakland—The Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) today launched an online application for public works contractors to meet the requirements of Senate Bill 854. SB 854, which became effective June 20, establishes a new public works program to replace the Compliance Monitoring Unit and Labor Compliance Program requirements for bond-funded and other public works projects.
The new program will cover all public works in the state rather than just selected categories of projects. The Labor Commissioner’s Office will continue to monitor and enforce prevailing wage requirements.
“DIR always looks for ways we can improve our services. This new online system for public works contractors and agencies makes it easier and faster to meet their legal requirements,” said DIR Director Christine Baker. The Labor Commissioner’s Office, also known as the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement (DLSE), is a division of DIR.
Contractors must register and meet requirements using the new online application
before bidding on public works contracts in California. The application also provides agencies that administer public works programs with a searchable database of qualified contractors.
"The new system levels the playing field for the public works community. We want California taxpayers to know that we are committed to ensuring only responsible and qualified contractors are competing for public works contracts,” said Labor Commissioner Julie A. Su.
Contractors’ requirements include that they maintain workers’ compensation coverage for all employees and only hire subcontractors who are registered public works contractors. They must also hold a Contractors State License Board license, if required for their trade.
In addition, contractors must not be debarred from working on public works by the state or federal government and have no delinquent wage or penalty assessments due to any enforcement agency or employee. Once registration becomes mandatory early next year, contractors will also be subject to penalties for bidding or working on public works without being registered with DIR.
Using any internet-connected computer, public works contractors can create an account, pay the fee and complete the application securely, at their convenience. Application and renewal is completed entirely online with a non-refundable fee of $300.
Agencies that administer public works projects may select from a pool of qualified contractors. They will no longer be charged fees for prevailing wage compliance monitoring and enforcement. Additional information on SB 854 and the new public works program is available on DIR’s website.
Among its wide-ranging enforcement responsibilities, the Labor Commissioner’s office inspects workplaces for wage and hour violations, adjudicates wage claims, enforces prevailing wage rates and apprenticeship standards in public works projects, investigates retaliation complaints, issues licenses and registrations for businesses and educates the public on labor laws. The most recent information related to California labor law is available on the Labor Commissioner’s website as well as on Facebook and Twitter pages. “Wage Theft is a Crime”, a multilingual campaign initiated statewide earlier this year, provides detail on how to identify and report wage theft, retaliation and other labor law violations. Employees with work-related questions or complaints may also call the toll-free California Workers’ Information Line at (866) 924-9757 for recorded information in English and Spanish. Conclusion Yes, it is another bureaucratic pain to deal with, but be thankful that my colleagues and I were able to eliminate some of the more onerous (can you say, entrapment) provisions that were originally proposed but since removed. Again, although the final enforcement requirements don’t begin until March 1st, registering now will be one less issue to worry about next February.
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Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors Week of 7/28/14
By Shauna Krause of Capitol Services, Inc.
Some things you can do for yourself, others require assistance and some just seem impossible, as one
CA contractor has learned in seeking a license in AZ. With real ‘conviction’ in his plea, another contrac-
tor seeks to replace his RME, without losing the license…
Q: I’m in the process of putting my application together to obtain an Arizona Contractor’s License. I’m
applying for reciprocity because I have been licensed in California since 1984. The instructions for recip-
rocity ask for a copy of the passing test results. I do not still have my test records from 1984. Is there a
way that you would be able to assist me with obtaining a copy of my test results from the CSLB?
A: As you are finding, the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) has new requirements as of July 1,
2014 for requesting reciprocity. While we can obtain license verifications, license histories, and copies of
CSLB files, the CSLB will not release copies of test results. I spoke with someone in the CSLB’s records
unit and they suggested that you send them something stating that Arizona needs proof of your passing
test results in order to qualify for reciprocity, and they will provide you with a response that the exam
was passed. It would be on CSLB letterhead as well so hopefully that should be sufficient. The Arizona
ROC also requires a license history in order to qualify for reciprocity so let me know if you’d like us to
obtain that for you.
Q: I obtained my Sole Owner license back in 2003 and I used a Responsible Managing Employee (RME)
because I didn’t have the required experience. I do now and I’d like to replace my RME on the li-
cense. I’m nervous to do this though because back in 2007 I had a DUI and I didn’t notify the CSLB. I
was told that any time you have a conviction you are required to notify the CSLB. I am afraid that if I
apply now it will raise a red flag and they will pull my license for failure to notify them. Any advice you
have would be greatly appreciated.
A: The CSLB doesn’t concern itself much with just one DUI. I would recommend applying to replace
your RME, answering “yes” to the question #11 regarding convictions, and providing a disclosure state-
ment detailing the conviction. If you do this it is highly unlikely that the CSLB would not approve you as
the new Qualifier based on one DUI from 2007. Unless a conviction is something that the CSLB deter-
mines to be very serious or substantially related to the contracting business, it seldom affects your con-
tractor’s license.
In a recent column, I responded to a contractor who was concerned that his license showed -- on the
CSLB web site -- an approximately one month gap between the disassociation of the old qualifier and
qualification of the new one. To clarify, as explained, since the license remains in good standing for 90-
days once a Qualifier leaves the license this gap does not exist. To prove to the Prime Contractor --
which is withholding payment -- there is no official Suspension, the contractor may want to secure a
Verified License History from the CSLB.
While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert assistance
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Spray Painting SafetySpray painting is a common and effective way to protect and beautify parts, products, vehicles, and buildings. Spray painting allows coverage of large areas with even coats of primer, paint, sealers, and other coatings. However, workers in spray painting operations need to recognize and guard against the hazard associated with spray painting processes.
Many paints, coatings, catalysts, sealers, hardeners, and solvents contain hazardous chemicals. Exposure to chemicals can occur during mixing of the coating, spraying the material, and grinding or sanding it. Even some surface preparation and cleanup solvents can pose a hazard, if not handled properly. As such, workers should avoid using solvents for cleaning paint from hands or skin. They should use water-based cleansers that are meant for personal cleanup.
Hazardous chemicals in coatings and solvents can enter the body several ways. Workers can inhale chemical vapors from spraying, absorb the chemical by skin contact or inject the chemical with high pressure spray painting equipment. Symptoms of overexposure to hazardous chemicals include nausea, rashes, and long term illnesses like asthma, lung cancer, and sensitization (becoming severely allergic to the paint). Before work begins, spray painters should read the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) of the chemical they’ll be using then wear the appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, a respirator (if medically qualifi ed, properly fi t-tested, and trained), gloves or coveralls to protect themselves against its hazards.
As proper ventilation is important when working with paint coatings, a spray booth is an excellent way to remove spray paint vapors and debris from a worker’s breathing zone. Many coatings contain fl ammable substances that are aerosolized when sprayed through powered equipment and without proper ventilation, such as in a spray booth, these vapors can build up and create an explosion and fi re danger. But to provide maximum protection, the spray booth must be properly maintained, including regular cleaning of fi lters and overspray. And to prevent sparking a fl ammable substance, smoking and other sources of fl ame near spray painting operations should be prohibited and tools should be properly rated and grounded for work in a spray painting area.
Because much of the equipment used for spray painting and surface preparation uses compressed air, workers should be aware that noise can be a risk, so should wear hearing protection when working with air powered tools. Grinding and sanding equipment not only generates noise, they also create fi ne dust particles so, workers should be advised to use safety glasses and a dust mask or
a respirator, if required and qualifi ed to do so. Consider ergonomics when spraying coatings. Often, workers must hold full paint pots and maneuver heavy, awkward objects while spraying. Balanced spray guns that fi t comfortably in the hand or using hoists and dollies to move objects can reduce the chance of accidents and injuries. Also, workers should be encouraged to take frequent breaks and stretch often to avoid strains and sprains. If workers can think about safety in and around spray paint operations , they can avoid painting themselves into a hazardous corner.
