MBA Weekly Bulletin vol. 57 issue#20

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS RECEPTION

Please join us in honoring our

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM WINNERS

Wednesday ~ June 12th, 2013 5:00 P.M. ~ 7:00 P.M. Jasons Restaurant

300 Drakes Landing, Greenbrae Hosted bar & hors doeuvres

Live music

Marin Builders Association Scholarship Fund has awarded nearly $1,000,000 in scholarships to

students pursuing a higher education.

Please RSVP by June 7th to (415) 462-1220 or email [email protected]

WEEKLY BULLETIN

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SUPPORT OUR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM!

ENJOY A CLEAN CAR!!

Marin Builders Association in partnership with

Matt & Jeffs Car Wash is providing an opportunity to get a top quality car wash

and support the MBA Scholarship Fund Matt & Jeffs will donate 50% of car wash price to the Scholarship Fund

Purchase:

Packet of 4 for $100 or Individual car wash for $24.95

How: MBA Office, 660 Las Gallinas Avenue. San Rafael

Reserve tickets by calling Barbara at 462-1220 or send an email to [email protected]. We can bill your membership account!

You get: Full service car wash takes approximately 15 minutes

Car wash tickets never expire! Offer is available 7 days a week

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Larry Levy, Employee Relations Management

Invites you to a Special Seminar

COST (due in advance): $100.00 per person

Thank you, Larry. We are planning to come. Enclosed is my check. Names of participants:

From (Co. or Org.)

Friday, June 14, 2013

From 8:30 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.

LOCATION: Marin Builders Asssociation

660 Las Gallinas Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94903 415-462-1220

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW...DEADLINE IS JUNE 7th

Contact: Larry Levy at 415-892-1497 or FAX reservation to 415-892-6596. Make check payable to Larry Levy. Mail to 458 San Marin Drive, Novato, CA 94945



EVERYTHING EICHLER, BBQ, HOT RODS AND HOT ROCK & ROLL AT HUDSON STREET DESIGN OF MARIN, JUNE 15TH

Hudson Street Design of Marin is sponsoring an Eichler Event for owners and fans of these beloved homes. From 1949 to

1966 more than 10,000 Eichler homes were built in the San Francisco Bay Area. Its becoming increasingly difficult to find replacement products for these mid-century modern beauties. On Saturday, June 15th from 10am to 4pm, everything Eichler and the 50s & 60s will be showcased and celebrated at this free event.

Presentation by Catherine Munson, Marin Countys #1 Eichler Realtor, on the history of Eichler homes, how to add value to them, and the current state of the market.

Panel discussion headed by Bill Hansell, Architect, on renovating Eichlers and design recommendations for these special homes.

Knowledgeable representatives will be on hand with Eichler products. Live music by the Hot Rod Juke Box Band, celebrating music from the 50s & 60s. Shine up your Hot Rod from the 50s & 60s and bring it to our vintage car show. Well tally votes throughout the day and

the top 3 favorite cars will win $500, $300 or $200 in HSD-Marin products. Drawings & prizes throughout the day and, of course, BBQ and Rockin Root Beer Floats.

Dont miss this great, free event featuring hot rods, hot rock & roll and mid-century Eichler inspiration.

Hudson Street Design of Marin is located at 3773 Redwood Highway in San Rafael. Please RSVP to Eric Hertz at 415.924.8300 x92429 or [email protected]

www.marinba.org [email protected] [email protected]



north bayh a p t e rC

Technology has come to be the

tool belt and beyond. Whether

you are a builder, remodeler, or

just in the residential construction

industry, there are industry-specific

types of technology that are fast

becoming part of your business.

Get insight into what pieces of

technology remodelers and their

associates should be using, which ones not to bother with, and how to leverage

technology to out-position your competition. Theres more to life than software.

When you attend this session, you will

Learn what elements of technology you should be paying attention to Get insight into what others like you are doingagainst you! Take away advice on getting your entire team on board and moving in

the same direction

Walk away with a handout of over 100 questions to ask software companies before you buy

Learn 10 questions tech companies dont want you to askand why you had better ask them

North Bay NARI

When

July 9, 2013 5:30-8:30pm

5:30-6:15 pm Networking 6:15-8:30 pm Dinner and

Presentation

Location Stone Tree Golf Club

9 Stone Tree Lane, Novato

Cost $45 NARI members/ $55 non-members )

1st Meeting $20 (one time only)

Registration will be available at the door.

Register and prepay online by Thursday, July 4, and receive a $5 discount.

Proper attire required.

North Bay NARI PO Box 1313

Novato, CA 94948

Email membership@

northbaynari.org

Website For information on how to become a member: www.northbaynari.org

About our Speaker:

Erik Cofield has shared technology and business best-practices in articles, blogs and presentations for builders and remodelers at trade shows, including the International Builders Show. He is the author of Turn: 101 Ways to Improve Your Business Now! He managed the education department for the Greater Houston Builders Association, making it the third largest in the country. He served on the Remodelers Council Board and has worked for one of the largest design-build remodeling companies in Houston. As the VP of Sales for Co-construct, a global web-based business tool with over 40,000 users in 9 countries, he provides

custom builders and remodelers a simpler way to manage projects, selections, scheduling, and client communications. He can be reached at [email protected]

Tech Trends for RemodelersTechnology resources to help you succeed!

Thank you to our table-top sponsor for July, Interface Financial Group



Get Emergency AlertsDo you live, work, or go to school in Marin County and are you 18 and over?

You must register your cell phone or VoIP phone toreceive emergency alerts sent by voice, text, or email.

Landline numbers are listed in our system. Cell phone and VoIP numbers are not.

Register at www.alertmarin.org

Emergency officials use this system tomake rapid incident-specific alerts orpotentially life-saving instructions to theprecise geographically affected area(s).

MARIN COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES



The City of Mill Valley is pleased to announce a street maintenance and sewer rehabilitation project that will take place this summer on East Blithedale Avenue. The project will involve improvements to the road surface to promote a smooth and quiet ride, new traffic markings, sewer pipe repair, and new manholes. While the project will cause short-term delays and traffic congestion over a period of two months, the benefits of this project will be significant, including the repair of sewer infrastructure and improved pavement conditions.

Construction on East Blithedale from Elm/Alta Vista Avenue to Camino Alto will take place from June 24th through August 23rd, while schools are not in session, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. While East Blithedale will not be entirely closed to through traffic at any point, traffic will often be limited to one lane, and therefore delays and traffic congestion can be expected.

If possible, we encourage you to plan alternate routes to avoid travel on East Blithedale. If you must drive on East Blithedale, add time to your travel estimates and anticipate delays.

The City of Mill Valley appreciates your cooperation while we work on this important infrastructure project. If you have questions or comments, please call the East Blithedale Project Hotline at 590-0117 or email [email protected].

Construction Notice East Blithedale Street Maintenance &

Sewer Rehabilitation Project

Stay informed by checking the City website and signing up for electronic notifications of travel conditions and alerts.

STAY INFORMED:

Go to www.cityofmillvalley.org and click on the Sign up for eNews button. Enter your email address and select Road Closures.

Go to www.cityofmillvalley.org and click on the Whats New tab. Select East Blithedale - 2013 Road Construction Info for construction schedules, updates, maps, and more.

Go to www.twitter.com/millvalleypd and follow the Mill Valley Police Departments tweets on road closures and traffic delays.

ROAD SURFACE IMPROVEMENTS

SEWER PIPE REPAIRS

PLAN ALTERNATE ROUTES


PROJECT OF THE WEEKSealed proposals for

VARIOUS ROADS IN MARIN COUNTY

2013 ROAD SEALANT PROJECT

will be received by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Room 329, Marin County Civic Center,

San Rafael, CA 94903, until

Thursday, June 20, 2013 @ 2:30 PM

This project involves pavement restoration by applying slurry or chip seal to various roadways throughout the County that show

signs of weathering and pavement cracking. This project consists of sealing the 79 road segments indicated on the attached list, totaling 43 centerline miles. Construction will take place during

the daytime hours with traffic control measures. Work will include application of micro surfacing or chip seal to various roadways throughout the county. Department of Public Works Road Crew

will perform the traffic striping and pavement markings.

The Engineers estimate for this project is $1,450,000.

Plans and specifications may also be viewed in the MBA Plan Room or online by subscribers to the On Line Plan Service.

in this issue

MBA Scholarship Awards Reception .....1

Car Wash MBA Scholarship Fundraiser.2

Project of the Week ........................9

MCCDC Summer Youth

Development Program ...................10

Capitol Connection (FKA Kalbs) ....12

Phil Vermeulen ..................................13

News Release: Ross Valley Sanitary District Bidding ...............................16

Safety: Eye Injuries ......................19

Permits .........................................20

Liens & Completions .....................22

Project Bid Schedule ........................24

Classifieds ..........................................32

Share Your History ..........................34

contact MBa660 Las Gallinas Avenue

San Rafael, CA 94903

Office: 415-462-1220Fax: 415-462-1225

[email protected]




Marin City Community Development Corp.

SUMMER YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 2013Serving Youth Ages 14-21

Out-of School Youth (18-21)Orientation Dates:Wednesday, May 15th 3:00 pm - 4:30 pmThursday, May 16th 3:00 pm - 4:30 pmMonday, May 20th 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm

In-School Youth (14-17)Orientation Dates:Monday, June 3rd 4:00 pm - 5:30 pmWednesday, June 5th 4:00 pm - 5:30 pmMonday, June 10th 4:00 pm - 5:30 pmWednesday, June 12th 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

All orientations will be held at the Marin City Community Development Corp.441 Drake Ave., Marin City

Please call Angie Hines, Progam Coordinator, at 415-339-2837 and sign up today!!!



2013 MBa Directors & officers

PresidentJeff Mertel - Mertel carpets, inc.

Vice Presidentjim schalich - schalich Bros.

construction

chief financial officer tyler Doherty - cal-West rentals, inc.

secretarYtom Barr - Ghilotti Bros., inc.

Past Presidentaimi Dutra - the Dutra Group

executive DirectorKLif KnoLes

Dave Trahan - Patriot MechanicalHerb Moran - MOC Insurance Services

John Busick - Bob Kunst PaintingOliver Dibble - Dibble & Company

Mark Silvia - Marin Mechanical, Inc.Clayton Fraser - West Bay BuildersRob Scerri - Golden State Lumber

Keith Dotto - Dotto Glass, Inc.Dick Ghilotti - Ghilotti Construction CompanyDave Garbarino - Marin Sanitary Service, IncDiane Henderson - DMH Land Use Planning

Jeff Grady - Grady Consulting, Inc.

STAFFPaula Krause - Office Manager

Barbara Jones - Membership ManagerKellie Buono - Administrative Assistant/Reception

COnSULTAnTSCasey Mazzoni - Legislative Analyst

The weekly bulletin is owned by MBA archive available at www.marinba.org

660 Las Gallinas Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94903Publisher: Klif Knoles

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The Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors By Shauna Krause, Capitol Services, Inc.

A little fresh air helps blow away concerns about electrical installer certifications for our first contractor, while reminding others of this

requirement. Another contractor with interest in federal work discov-ers that you may not technically need a license to build, but a bid may

require it

Q: We are a C-20 control systems contractor. We supply and install low

voltage control systems for large HVAC systems. This primarily involves

low voltage sensors and communication cables. When we first started we

held a C-20 license to do our work. Some years ago we added a C-10

because some bid specifications required both classifications. My question

is since our work is covered by my primary C-20 license are my installer

employees required to be certified electricians because of the C-10?

A: Thank you for your question. Existing law requires that persons (other

than the licensed Qualifier) performing work as an electrician under a

C-10 license, be certified pursuant to standards established by the Divi-sion of Labor Standards Enforcement. Electrician is defined as a person

who engages in the connection of electrical devices for aC-10contractor.

Since this is the only license classification required to have certified electri-cians, HVAC (C-20) contractors do not fall within these Labor Standard

Enforcement regulations. This would include the low voltage work youve

described.

note, since you also hold the C-10 class, your employees might fall

within the Division guidelines if your company takes a non-HVAC project

for which a C-10 is the primary classification and the work is over 100

volt-amperes. For a more detailed response, I suggest you visit the State

website and review the electrical certification FAQ page. We have a link

to Apprenticeship Standards on our Online Resources page at cutredtape.

com

Q: Can a Home Improvement Salesperson work for more than one con-tractor? Are there any construction experience requirements?

A: Yes, a Home Improvement Salesperson (HIS) can work for multiple

contractors, however you must register separately for each contractor.

There are no experience or educational requirements, but you must be at

least 18 years old to qualify.

Q: We are an out-of-State contractor and there is a project coming up in

CA that wed like to bid on. We dont have a CA Contractors License but

the project is on an Army base. I was told that work done on federal prop-erty does not require a contractors license, however the project owner is

requesting that we have a license in place in order to bid. Is this allowed?

If we do need a license, how long will it take to obtain one?

A: If the entire project is on Federal property then a contractors license is

not required, however its ultimately up to the awarding authority whether

they want the work performed by a licensed contractor.

The time it takes to obtain a license varies depending on several factors

(exams, fingerprinting, etc). Please give me a call and we can further dis-cuss your particular situation.

While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert

assistance immediately when you call 866-443-0657, email [email protected], or write us at

Capitol Services, Inc., 1225 8th St. Ste. 580, Sacramento, CA 95814. Research past columns at

www.cutredtape.com.



Also In This Update

Have You Experienced 4 Foot Wide

Utility Markings?

Transfer of the Cleaire LongMile-S

and Horizon Verifications to ESW

CleanTech.

Verification Procedure, Warranty and

In-Use Compliance Requirements for

In-Use Strategies to Control Emissions

from Diesel Engines

California Commission on Health and

Safety and Workers Compensation

Announces Injury and Illness

Prevention Program Training for

General Industry

Robert Samuelson: The fog of

Obamacare

BILLS FACE DEADLInE TO PASS OUT

OF HOUSE OF ORIGIn

Friday, May 31 (today or tomorrow

depending upon when you read this) is the

deadline for all bills to pass out of their house

of origin or they become two-year bills. Im

happy to report that our sponsored bill, SB 399

(Wright), passed off of the Senate yesterday

(Wednesday) and will be ready to face the

Assembly policy committee (likely Assembly

Business and Professions Committee) within a

few weeks. As you may recall from last weeks

update, this bill as it currently reads would

require the state to pay contractors 10% above

prime in interest for all emergency contracts

that are not paid within 45 days. I fully intend

to fatten up this bill in the Assembly, so stay

tuned. I will also report next week on the other

good and bad bills that we will be dealing

with in their respective opposite houses next

week.

HAVE YOU ExPERIEnCED 4 FOOT

WIDE UTILITY MARkInGS?

As you know, I have spent a considerable

amount of time with the utilities and Regional

notification Centers (DIG Alert) on a task

force known as the Common Ground Alliance

(CGA). Anything to do with excavators and

utilities is within our purview. And, as I

have previously reported, because of the San

Bruno explosions as well as efforts by the

federal Transportation Agency to push states

to increase the penalties significantly for

excavation violations, there have been several

draconian bills introduced over the past two

years that, fortunately, weve been able to

tame thus far but watch out!

First and foremost, I have been informed

that several utilities that are called out to mark

jobsites prior to excavating have been making

four (4) foot wide markings! In other words,

the lines are four (4) feet wide which means

that by law contractors must pot hole and use

hand tools within this much larger space AnD

the safety zone extends twenty four (24) inches

beyond the markings on each side (remember,

if it is determined there is a high priority

subsurface installation, the existing law

changes to require 10 feet of clearance on each

side). Obviously this is absolute overkill.

Unfortunately, this is what happens when

an issue becomes a hot political potato. I

have already been in contact with the Regional

notification Centers about this who also

acknowledged that they are hearing about this

overkill problem.

I need your help on this matter. Have

you experienced this problem? If so, if you

could drop me an email ([email protected])

identifying which utilities are doing this and

how frequently (is it every jobsite or what?). I

will be pursuing this matter with the Common

Ground Alliance in one of our future meetings

in the very near future. Indeed, even the

Regional notification Centers have expressed

concern!

Also be aware that a state Senate

Subcommittee will be conducting a special

hearing next Tuesday, June 4th at the Capitol

on the issue of excavation and what (or if)

future legislative and regulatory requirements

will be needed. You can bet that I will be

listening closely and testifying if necessary. I

too will report on this hearing in next weeks

update.

TRAnSFER OF THE CLEAIRE

LOnGMILE-S AnD HORIzOn

VERIFICATIOnS TO ESW

CLEAnTECH. The Air Resources Board (ARB) has

transferred the verifications of the Cleaire

Advanced Emission Controls, LLC (Cleaire)


Bills Face Deadline to Pass Out of House of Originby Phil Vermeulen, Governmental Relations



LongMile-S and Horizon diesel particulate

filter systems to ESW CleanTech, Incorporated

(ESW CleanTech). ESW CleanTech acquired

the Cleaire product line on April 18, 2013,

completed all the verification transfer

requirements specified in the Verification

Procedure, Warranty, and In-use Compliance

Requirements for In-Use Strategies to Control

Emissions from Diesel Engines, Title 13,

California Code of Regulations, and will sell

new systems as well as provide support for

existing Cleaire customers. The LongMile-S

and Horizon systems reduce emissions of

diesel particulate matter by at least 85 percent

and are designated as a Level 3 Plus systems.

The systems are compatible with on-road

vehicles using diesel fuel that contains up to

20 percent biodiesel. Specific engine families

and conditions for which the LongMile-S and

Horizon systems have been approved may be

found in the Executive Orders on the ARBs

website at:

http://www.arb.ca.gov/diesel/verdev/

companies/esw/longmile-s.htm

http://www.arb.ca.gov/diesel/verdev/

companies/esw/horizon.htm

VERIFICATIOn PROCEDURE,

WARRAnTY AnD In-USE

COMPLIAnCE REqUIREMEnTS FOR

In-USE STRATEGIES TO COnTROL

EMISSIOnS FROM DIESEL EnGInES

The Air Resources Board (ARB) has posted

the 15-day notice of Public Availability of

Modified Text for amendments to Californias

Verification Procedure, Warranty, and In-Use

Strategies to Control Emissions from Diesel

Engines.

The 15-day notice, proposed 15-Day

Modifications, and all previously released

regulatory documents are available on the

ARBs website below for this rulemaking at:

http://www.arb.ca.gov/regact/2012/

verdev2012/verdev2012.htm

SUBMITTAL OF COMMEnTS

The proposed 15-day modifications are open

for comment until June 13, 2013.

Comments will only be accepted on the

modifications identified in this notice and may

be submitted by postal mail or by electronic

submittal to the following:

Postal mail: Clerk of the Board, Air Resources

Board 1001 I Street, Sacramento, California

95814

Electronic submittal:

http://www.arb.ca.gov/lispub/comm/bclist.

php

CALIFORnIA COMMISSIOn

On HEALTH AnD SAFETY AnD

WORkERS COMPEnSATIOn

AnnOUnCES InjURY AnD ILLnESS

PREVEnTIOn PROGRAM TRAInInG

FOR GEnERAL InDUSTRY

OAKLAnD -- The California Commission

on Health and Safety and Workers

Compensation (CHSWC) is pleased to

announce Injury and Illness Prevention (IIPP)

training and resources for general industry

and small business. This training is part of the

Commissions Worker Occupational Safety

and Health Training and Education Program

(WOSHTEP), a statewide effort aimed at

reducing job-related injuries and illnesses

among California workers. This program is

administered by CHSWC through inter-agency

agreements with the Labor Occupational

Health Program (LOHP) at the University of

California, Berkeley, the Western

Center for Agricultural Health and Safety

(WCAHS) at the University of California,

Davis, and the Labor Occupational Safety and

Health Program (LOSH) at the University of

California, Los Angeles.

The free day-long course for general

industry and the half-day course for small

business, Taking Action for Safety and

Health: Implementing an Effective IIPP, was

developed by LOHP for CHSWC. Cal/OSHA

enforces requirements of the IIPP standard.

This course will train participants to develop

and implement an effective health and safety

program at their workplace which meets the

requirements of Cal/OSHAs IIPP standard.

Materials include a free guidebook and easy-

to-use model template for writing an IIPP,

factsheets and tools to help implement an IIPP,

and resources for technical assistance.

CHSWC, created by the workers

compensation reform legislation of 1993,

is charged with examining the health and

safety and workers compensation systems in

California and recommending administrative

or legislative modifications to improve their

operation. CHSWC was established to conduct

a continuing examination of the workers

compensation system and of the states

activities to prevent industrial injuries and

occupational diseases and to examine those

programs in other states.

Information about CHSWC is available at

http://www.dir.ca.gov/chswc and information

on the IIPP training and resources for general

industry and for small businesses at: http://

www.dir.ca.gov/chswc/WOSHTEP/iipp/.

Information may also be obtained by writing

to CHSWC at 1515 Clay Street, 17th Floor,

Oakland, California, 94612; by calling (510)

622-3959; by faxing a request to (510) 622-

3265; or by email at [email protected].



ROBERT SAMUELSOn: THE FOG OF

OBAMACARE

BY ROBERT j. SAMUELSOn,

PUBLISHED: MAY 23

Youve heard of the fog of war. Well,

now weve got the fog of Obamacare. The

controversial Affordable Care Act (ACA)

has so many moving parts that its hard to

know how its implementation is proceeding.

In 2014, many uninsured are supposed to get

coverage either through insurance exchanges,

where they can buy subsidized policies if

their incomes are less than four times the

federal poverty line, or through an expanded

Medicaid. The trouble is that 20 or more

states may reject the Medicaid expansion, and

the exchanges arent yet finished. Much is

unknown.

Its not just that the ACAs plumbing is still

under construction. Millions of Americans are

perplexed. An April poll by the Kaiser Family

Foundation found that one-fifth of respondents

didnt think the ACA was still in force they

thought it had been repealed by Congress or

struck down by the Supreme Court. About

half the respondents didnt know how the law

affects them personally. President Obama

recently called the confusion exaggerated.

For the nearly 85 percent of Americans with

insurance from large employers or Medicare

and Medicaid (programs for the elderly and

poor), there would be little change, Obama

said.

Thats probably true. But it still leaves a

sizable enclave of ignorance mainly among

workers for small and medium-size firms and

todays uninsured. Under the ACA, companies

with more than 50 full-time workers are

required to provide insurance or pay a fine

(now called a tax) of $2,000 per employee (the

first 30 are excluded from the tax). Part-time

workers, defined as those who work fewer

than 30 hours a week, arent counted. And

uninsured individuals are required to buy

insurance or face a tax penalty that begins

at $95 in 2014 and increases to $695 in 2016.

How will these requirements work? Will

smaller companies add insurance or drop it?

Will uninsured individuals buy subsidized

coverage in the exchanges or pay the tax?

To get some answers, I recently talked

with the heads of four professional employer

organizations (PEOs) these are companies

that act as human resources departments

for small companies. They provide payroll

services and advise on fringe benefits and

government regulations. Their customers

include construction companies, restaurants,

small manufacturers and professional firms.

Many of these firms are only now coming to

grips with the ACA, because theyd assumed

that the Supreme Court would invalidate it or

that a Republican White House would repeal

it.

To encourage candor, we talked on a not-

for-attribution basis. I left with three main

takeaways.

First, some companies now providing

insurance are being hit with huge premium

increases. Before Obamacare, said one PEO

adviser, his clients typically received annual

increases of 6 percent to 12 percent. This year

were seeing 30 percent rate hikes, he said.

The surge is blamed, rightly or wrongly, on the

ACAs requirement for more comprehensive

coverage and on its formula for calculating

premiums (aka community rating). Costlier

insurance could cause some employers to

drop it and others not to offer it. But modest

increases in overall health spending could

relieve pressure on premiums.

Second, most companies havent made final

decisions. Those who have go both ways.

Another adviser described a 250-worker car

dealership with good wages but no health

insurance; it will provide coverage and cut

wages to help pay costs. Another example

involved a 60-worker manufacturing firm

with wages of $12 to $15 an hour. It offered

bare-bones policies with steep deductibles.

Confronting higher premiums for expanded

coverage, the owner will drop insurance.

He found the ACA too complex, said this

adviser. Wages will be increased somewhat.

With subsidies, workers might do better in the

exchanges.

Third, many firms are revising their

business models to minimize insurance costs.

One favorite idea: Hold workers below the

30-hour weekly threshold requiring insurance.

Many part-time employees who work more

(say, 35 hours a week) will lose hours. One

adviser discussed a movie-theater chain that

will keep most staff below the threshold.

Many restaurants and hotels may do likewise.

Similarly, companies are striving to stay

below the 50-employee ceiling that triggers

the insurance mandate. Another adviser

mentioned a client, an engineering firm with

48 workers, that had deliberately restrained

expansion.

All of this clouds Obamacares promise

of universal coverage. The Supreme Courts

decision that states dont have to join the

Medicaid expansion will reduce the number

who get coverage. What matters for small

and medium-size firms is the gap between

providing coverage and paying the tax

penalties. The wider it gets, the more likely it

is that firms wont provide insurance. Some

will also be deterred by the hassle factor of

complying. The less private coverage, the more

federal subsidies for exchanges will rise and

the greater the chances that individual workers

will forsake insurance and pay the tax penalty.



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D. A. McCosker, President Steve Harris, Vice President Dave Thomas, Secretary Mike Hester, Treasurer

nEWS RELEASE

nR 13-1 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 16, 2013 Contacts: Cathryn Hilliard (415) 819-4081 CIFAC Executive Director Casey Mazzoni (415) 342-3328 Marin Builders Association Legislative Analyst Court Rules Ross Valley Sanitary District must follow California bidding laws San Rafael, California A ruling by Marin Superior Court Judge Roy O. Chernus, Friday, May 10, 2013 granted the Construction Industry Force Account Councils (CIFACs) Petition for Writ of Mandate against the Ross Valley Sanitary District (RVSD) to bring them into compliance with Californias public bidding laws. The decision in favor of the CIFACs action requires that RVSD competitively bid their sewer pipe replacement projects for all projects valued at $15,000 and above. Thats the law but they ignored it, said CIFAC President Dave McCosker. The Courts decision means a minimum of 139 miles of pipeline replacement and related work will go out to bid creating scores of new job opportunities and allowing the public to see the real costs which will be much lower. We recognize this work is extremely important to prevent further spills and we are willing to be a resource to the District to get it done. Its clear from the court documents that the district engineer is not clear on construction protocols and procedures, said Cathryn Hilliard, CIFACs Executive Director and Tam Valley resident. First led astray by former General Manager Brett Richards, former members of the RVSD Board were persuaded to hire from 7 to 11 new staff to perform all the work in-house. Richards convinced the Board that they should use a method called pipe-bursting and claimed they could do it all in-house for $847,000 per mile and claimed that contractors would charge $1.4 million per mile. Marin Builders Associations Legislative Analyst Casey Mazzoni appeared at the same District Board meetings as Hilliard to argue that if RVSD put the work out to competitive bid, contractors could do it for $660,000 per mile or less and take less time to complete it. The economic downturn resulted in high construction industry unemployment and at a time when local government has less funding; it only makes sense for local agencies to look first to their local contractors, Mazzoni said. But Richards told the Board that there were no local contractors to do the job and it would cost the District $45,000 to do a study to find contractors that could do the work. Bolstered by their attorneys who originally provided no advice or wrong advice, the Board ignored warnings that pipe replacement projects, with a value of more than $15,000, must be put out to



competitive bid as specified in the section of the California Public Contract Code that relates to Sanitary Districts. Despite the warnings from CIFAC, MBA and the public works construction industry, the Board adopted the budget as presented and approved a very large rate increase at the same meeting. Hilliard noted that every effort was made to avoid legal action but the Districts legal counsel was clearly not interested and did not reply to numerous letters or phone calls for more than a year. We had no choice but to go to the court in June of 2012, and even then District Counsel would not accept service for the Board, so CIFAC was forced to serve each Board member in public between its Finance Committee and the Board meeting. Thats something we would have liked to avoid, said CIFAC President McCosker. The General Manager, who proposed the idea of increasing staff size and training them to do the pipe-bursting work, has since disappeared and the composition of the Board has changed. In the recent past, the District has been involved in a number of other legal battles and three Grand Jury investigations. President David A. McCosker said while some of the newer Board members seemed to understand the law, a majority of the Board members at the time appeared to be far less concerned and were willing to risk legal action. Im amazed that CIFACs offers to hold off legal action if the District simply agreed to follow the law and bid the pipeline work was first ignored and then refused. It appeared that the General Manager and some members of the Board were willing to treat the ratepayers like a deep pocket to absorb the cost of all sorts of legal expenses and then they turn around and raise the rates on them to pay for their mistakes. The ruling means that Ross Valley Sanitary District must immediately bid all new public works construction projects.

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Protect Your Vision!

Always wearing safety goggles or glasses may seem like a pain, but the alternative could be much worse. There are so many eye hazards on a construction site that leaving your eyes unprotected even for a short time is extremely risky.

This flyer is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical or legal advice.

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Eye Injuries Are a Serious Threat Protect your eyes on the job

There are countless eye hazards on a construction site, including particles (wood chips, dust, cement chips, metal shavings, etc.) that have been ejected from a tool or blown by the wind. Chemical splashes and swinging objects can also be eye hazards on a worksite. However, most eye injuries are preventable if you follow simple safety precautions, and always wear your safety goggles! Use Protective Eyewear Its a proven fact that the best thing you can do to protect your vision on the job is to wear safety glasses or goggles. Even if you do have your safety glasses on, keep in mind that there are a variety of ways you can get debris in your eyes. Some accidents happen by simply taking off your safety glasses or goggles and wiping your face; particles can easily fall out of eyebrows or hair and into your eyes. Safety glasses should rest firmly on top of the nose and close to but not against the face. If they are uncomfortable, foggy or sight-restrictive, then find a different pair. Dont let excuses get in the way of protecting your eyes. They may not always be convenient to wear, but the right eyewear will ensure your eyes and vision are safe while doing your job. Find a Good Fit You can find many ways to make safety glasses or goggles work for you, such as:

If you find safety glasses uncomfortable, experiment with different sizes or styles.

Make sure glasses are fit well while you are also wearing your hard hat and other protective equipment.

Wear glasses or goggles that are properly ventilated for the work you are performing. Unless you are working near splash hazards, use goggles that have plenty of side ventilation.

If you wear prescription glasses, wear goggles designed to fit over your glasses or safety glasses made with your prescription.

If your goggles fog up, try a model with more ventilation or coat them with an anti-fog liquid.

Wear a sweatband or handkerchief around your head to keep sweat off your goggles.

Always keep your safety glasses clean. Scratched and dirty glasses or goggles can reduce vision, cause glare and may contribute to accidents.

Safety First It takes only one accident to cause partial or complete blindness. Even tasks that you dont consider dangerous may present a risk for eye injury. Take a moment to think about possible eye hazards around each job site, and then take the necessary precautions to help prevent potential accidents and injuries.

Be safe and healthy on the job at with these helpful tips provided by California Builders Insurance Program.

California Builders Insurance Program

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Proteja su visin!

Usar siempre anteojos o gafas de seguridad parece ser molesto, pero la alternativa puede ser mucho peor. Existen tantos riesgos para los ojos en un lugar de construccin que dejar sus ojos desprotegidos incluso por un tiempo corto es extremadamente riesgoso.

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legal. Contenidos 2010 Zywave, Inc. Todos los derechos

reservados.

Las lesiones oculares son una amenaza grave Proteja sus ojos en el trabajo

Existen incontables riesgos para los ojos en un lugar de construccin, inclusive las partculas (trozos de madera, polvo, trozos de cemento, virutas de metal, etc.) que han sido expulsadas de una herramienta o volaron con el viento. Las salpicaduras qumicas y los objetos giratorios tambin pueden ser un riesgo para los ojos en el lugar de trabajo. Sin embargo, la mayora de las lesiones oculares se pueden prevenir si respeta las sencillas precauciones de seguridad y siempre usa sus gafas de seguridad. Use gafas de proteccin Es un hecho probado que lo mejor que puede hacer para proteger su vista en el trabajo es usar gafas o anteojos de seguridad. Incluso si tiene puestos sus anteojos de seguridad, recuerde que existe una variedad de maneras en las que pueden introducirse desechos en sus ojos. Algunos accidentes ocurren simplemente al quitarse los anteojos de seguridad y limpiarse la cara; las partculas pueden caer fcilmente de las cejas o del pelo en los ojos. Los anteojos de seguridad deben posarse firmemente sobre la parte superior de la nariz y cerca de la cara, pero no contra ella. Si son incmodos, nebulosos o limitan la vista, busque otro par. No deje que las excusas se interpongan en el camino para proteger sus ojos. Quizs no siempre sean prcticos para usar, pero las gafas de proteccin adecuadas mantendrn seguros sus ojos y su vista mientras realiza su trabajo. Encuentre un buen calce Puede encontrar muchas maneras para que los anteojos o gafas de seguridad funcionen para usted, como estas:

Si los anteojos de seguridad le resultan incmodos, pruebe con diferentes tamaos o estilos.

Asegrese de que los anteojos calcen bien a la vez que usa el casco y dems equipo de proteccin.

Use anteojos o gafas que estn adecuadamente ventilados para el trabajo que est realizando. A menos que est trabajando cerca de riesgos de salpicaduras, use anteojos que tengan mucha ventilacin a los costados.

Si usa anteojos recetados, use gafas diseadas para calzar sobre sus anteojos o anteojos de seguridad hechos con su receta.

Si sus gafas se empaan, pruebe otro modelo con ms ventilacin o cbralas con un lquido antiniebla.

Use una bandana o pauelo alrededor de la cabeza para que la transpiracin no llegue a las gafas.

Mantenga siempre limpios los anteojos de seguridad. Las gafas o los anteojos de seguridad rayados o sucios pueden reducir la visin, causar reflejos y pueden contribuir a los accidentes.

La seguridad primero Un solo accidente puede provocar ceguera parcial o completa. Incluso las tareas que no considera riesgosas pueden presentar un riesgo para sufrir una lesin ocular. Tmese un momento para pensar sobre los posibles riesgos oculares en cada lugar de trabajo y luego tome las medidas necesarias para ayudar a prevenir los posibles accidentes y las lesiones.

Est seguro y saludable en el trabajo en con estos consejos tiles provistos por California Builders Insurance Program

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PeRMItS Permit lists subject to change,please check with Association.

Owner Contractor Address Parcel # Construction ValueTune John REnEWAL BY AnDERSEn 597 Idylberry Rd San Rafael 164-082-11 (58) Replace 6 Wi $21,050 Wu Jun & CHARLES WInDOW AnD DOOR 10 Montecito Rd San Rafael 016-054-25 (58) Windows $11,797 Simmonds Warren OWnER 170 Del Oro Lagoon novato 157-550-10 (56,58) Reside; E $32,000 Whistler William D /Tr/ FRIES COnSTRUCTIOn 67 Ridgecrest Rd Kentfield 075-214-01 (22) Remodel Livi $350,000 O Shea Steve OWnER 7 Corte Cayuga Greenbrae 070-211-16 (23) Rmdl Ma Ba & $100,000 Watson James & FLInT COnSTRUCTIOn 81 Kent Ave Kentfield 074-262-34 (23-0/1) Remodel $14,500 Main Brian & OWnER 49 Bretano Way Greenbrae 070-172-12 (23) Remdl Ba - E $25,000 Binford Benjamin R & E K COnSTR. 6 Mt Whitney Dr San Rafael 164-371-04 (23) Remodel Mast $18,635 Villars Patrice R OWnER 4 Linda Ave San Rafael 179-313-02 (23) Rmdl Ba - Ex $12,000 Ross Glen Llc W B SAUnDERS COnSTRUCTIOn 1135 Sir Francis Drake Blvd Ke 074-011-85 (23) Add Internal $25,800 Wagner Richard & Carole SUn FIRST COnST 5 Mather Rd San Anselmo 176-132-01 (60) Rf Mtd P V S $32,000 Gray Dinu & Myrna Revoc REC SOLAR InC 188 Stanford Ave Mill Valley 051-112-25 (60) Rf Mtd P V S $35,000 Lechner Laurie L CAPSTOnE ROOFInG 7 Roosevelt Ave San Rafael 179-173-09 (53) Reroof $11,000 Smith Donald & ADVAnCED ALTERnATIVE EnER 40 Bahama Reef novato 157-372-10 (60) Roof-Mounted $13,500 Marinland Developmt Co OWnER 5 Harbor Point Dr Mill Valley 043-310-13 (23) (58) Kitchen $22,000 nealon Stephen OWnER/BUILDER 117 Auburn St San Rafael 018-073-11 (50)(58)(54) Mino $15,000 newberry Mary, Andew OWnER/BUILDER 375 Montezuma Ave Forest Knoll 169-321-15 (21)(22) Addition $70,000 Kasavin Gregory & BAROn, HEnRY 210 Melrose Ave Mill Valley 047-161-28 (23) Ba Rmdl $17,000 Hirschler Marcelo M & nORTHBAY SUnSPACE, InC 2 Friars Ln Mill Valley 200-181-12 (12)(58)(50) Inst $25,000 Andrew Horton ABRIL ROOFInG CO 7 Raven Rd San Anselmo 176-152-08 (53) Reroof $15,500 Marin Roundtree Hoa BRAnDOn RIEDEL ROOFInG 210 Roundtree Way San Rafael 164-511-72 (53) Reroof 4 Uni $28,655 Marin Roundtree Hoa BRAnDOn RIEDEL ROOFInG 58 Roundtree Blvd San Rafael 164-502-36 (53) Reroof 6 Uni $31,900

COUNTY OF MARIN PERMITS ISSUED


COUNTY OF MARIN PERMITS RECEIVEDAddress Owner Work Value490 Old Ranch Rd novato Grothe Howard L Jr (21)(23)(53)(92) Demo Upper Le $850,000900 Redwood Hwy Frontage Rd Mill Valley Peter Sonnen (35) Install Temporary Tent St $15,000800 Redwood Hwy Frontage Rd (West Elm) Strawberry Village Retail (47) Install Storage Shelving $10,000348 San Francisco Blvd San Anselmo Guasco Patrick A /Tr/ & (60) Roof Mounted P V 4.7 Kw $12,500257 Seadrift Rd Stinson Beach Bernstein David (20--1/2, 13) new Sfd,Decks - $600,000257 Seadrift Rd Stinson Beach Bernstein David (12) new Det Gar $80,000324 Seadrift Rd Stinson Beach Deem Mark /Tr/ Etal (13)(50)(52) Rebuild Deck & Ho $10,000110 Seminary Dr Mill Valley Strawberry Cove Homeowners Assoc (13) Replace Concrete And Plyw $22,438120 Seminary Dr Mill Valley Strawberry Cove Homeowners Assoc (13) Replace Concrete And Plyw $22,438160 Seminary Dr Mill Valley Strawberry Cove Homeowners Assoc (13) Replace Concrete And Plyw $22,438917 Vernal Ave S Mill Valley Daniel Robinson (23) nonstr Remodel(21) Addit $40,000 34 Baywood Canyon Rd Fairfax Beritzhoff Paula F /Tr/ (60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 10.29 K W; $25,0008 Chaparral Ln San Geronimo Vickers Jeffery J & (13) Deck $10,00027 Eagle Rock Rd Mill Valley Randolph Katherine V (22)(13)(58)(53) Demo Portion, $400,000118 Great Circle Dr Mill Valley norris Dolores H/Tr/ (60) Deck Mtd P V Sys 4.48 K W $12,5001129 Idylberry Rd San Rafael Rabin Mitchell Y & (21,23) Rmdl Kit & Add To Fam $40,000140 Main Dr San Rafael Grell Christopher E Etal (60) Ground Mtd P V Sys 7.56 K $42,00065 Morning Sun Ave Mill Valley Gryler Jommer A /Tr/ (60) Roof Mounted Pv System 2. $18,00020 n San Pedro Rd San Rafael Marin County (32) Renovation Of Offices07/ $2,500,000 49 Bretano Way Greenbrae Main Brian & (23) Remdl Ba - Express $25,0004 Linda Ave San Rafael Villars Patrice R (23) Rmdl Ba - Express $12,0005 Mather Rd San Anselmo Wagner Richard H & Carole R (60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 5.23 K W - $32,000188 Stanford Ave Mill Valley Gray Dinu & Myrna Rev Trust 2005 Etal (60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 5 K W - Ex $35,000


PeRMItS Permit lists subject to change,please check with Association.


CITY & TOWN PERMITS ISSUED

City/Town Issue Date Owner Contractor Site Address Type Valuation Tiburon 5/23/2013 Steve and Jennifer

LamarJamba Construction 3 Santa Ana Court Addition, Remodel

& Alteration $245,000

Tiburon 5/28/2013 Margaret Johnson Gutierrez Roofing Company

349 Ridge Road Replacement $20,000

Tiburon 5/28/2013 Raccoon Straits, LLC

Dan Fix Landscape Construction

223 Diviso Street Alteration $10,000

Tiburon 5/28/2013 Tiburon Hills Estates HOA

Altura Construction, Inc 22 Andrew Drive #70

Repair & Replacement

$13,000




$13,000




$13,000




$13,000




$13,000




$13,000

Tiburon 5/29/13 James S & Diana M Fraser

Pennypacker/ Drake Home Building Inc.

1786 Vistazo West Street

Addition $165,000

Tiburon 5/29/13 Hawkins Development Corporation

Hawkins Development Corporation

4755 Paradise Drive New Construction $903,000

Tiburon 5/30/13 Ali & Miriam Fooman

Charles Keller Construction, Inc.

11 Via Capistrano Remodel & Alteration

$20,000

Corte Madera

5/30/13 John Dawes Masterworks Carpentry 129 Stetson Ave Addition $25,000

Corte Madera

5/30/13 Carolos & Kathleen Badell

Seaside Construction 92 Summit Dr Replace deck $30,000


tAX lIenS & COMPletIOnS


COMPLETIONSRecording Date

Grantors/Grantees Grantees/Grantors Title Document Number

05/30/2013 ASHLIN PACIFIC INC (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-003715305/30/2013 COUNTY OF MARIN (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-003715305/30/2013 MARIN COUNTY (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-003715305/31/2013 MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER

DISTRICT (I)(none) COMPLETION 2013-0037485

05/31/2013 MICHAEL PAUL COMPANY (I) (none) COMPLETION 2013-0037485

LIENSRecording Date


05/28/2013 BUDAVARI PETER I (O) PARK TERRACE ASSOCIATION (E) LIEN 2013-003620205/28/2013 HABERMAN LILIANA EDITE (O) PARK TERRACE ASSOCIATION (E) LIEN 2013-0036202

RELEASE OF LIENSRecording Date


05/31/2013 DINSE JIM (E) FETHON WILLIAM C (O) RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0037186

05/28/2013 GOLDMAN STEVE (E) KNIGHTS ELECTRIC INC (O) RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0036118

05/31/2013 PRASZKER KENNETH M (E) BELFOR USA GROUP INC (O) RELEASE OF LIEN

2013-0037188

TAX LIENSRecording Date


05/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) SPAIN WENDY J (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003622805/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) FIFTY-FIRST DRAGON

CORPORATION (O)TAX LIEN 2013-0036286

05/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) TELEROBOTICS CORPORATION (O)

TAX LIEN 2013-0036287

05/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) EARTHLY CARES CORP (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003628805/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) CALIFORNIA CULTURE INC (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003628905/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) CARRIER CAPITAL CORP (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003629005/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) G FAMILY DESIGN (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003629105/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) KANE PROCESSING LLC (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003629205/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) KANE PROCESSING LLC (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003629305/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) BRIDGEWAY MARINE

CORPORATION (O)TAX LIEN 2013-0036294

05/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) BE MEDIA SALES LLC (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003629505/28/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) POLICYAUCTION COM INC (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003629605/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) FERREIRA FABIO (O) TAX LIEN 2013-0036745


tAX lIenS & COMPletIOnS


TAX LIENS (continued)Recording Date


05/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) GARBUGLIO ANA P (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003674605/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) TESSI RICHARD (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003674705/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) CAVENER CHERI J (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003674805/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) FASSERO DENIS J (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003674905/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) SANTOS RAY (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003675005/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) SEPAHPOUR FEREIDOON (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003675105/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) MUSCHIGIACONA MARLENE P (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003675205/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) BACON CARYN L (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003675305/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) BACON STEVE V (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003675305/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) CORRAO IGNAZIO (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003675405/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) MAGANA ABELINA H (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003675505/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) VANALLEN MARK A (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003675605/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) MY BROKER DONATES (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003706105/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) MY BROKER DONATES INC (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003706105/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) RHOADES GEORGE J II (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003707105/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) SEMEREAU DOLORES (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003707205/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) VALDIVIARODRIGUEZ NORDIA V

(O)TAX LIEN 2013-0037073

05/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) RIVAS ROBERT (O) TAX LIEN 2013-003707405/30/2013 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E) MEJIA GUS (O) TAX LIEN 2013-0037075


Bid Date Bid Time Project Name City BIN # Plan Issuer5/31/2013 2:00 PM Sonoma Co. 118B Sonoma County Junior

College DistrictSonoma County Jr College District Prequalification

5/31/2013 3:00 PM San Carlos 157B San Carlos, City ofIndustrial Road Rule 20B Utility Underground Project

5/31/2013 2:00 PM Ceres ONLINE

Moorefield ConstructionDD's Discount # 5239

5/31/2013 11:00 AM Davis ONLINE

Davis, UCArboretum Southwest US Garden Irrigation Project

5/31/2013 5:00 PM Redwood City ONLINE

Redwood City, city of North-South Bike Route Improvement - Middlefield Road, Winslow Street, Broadway, Argueello Road, D Street and Stafford Way

5/31/2013 5:00 PM Bay Point ONLINE

Luhdorff & ScalmaniniLynbrook Park Irrigation Well

5/31/2013 9:00 AM Fairfield ONLINE

Kitchell CEMBuilding 202 New Child Care Center

5/31/2013 1:30 PM Richmond ONLINE

Richmond, City ofBay Trail Gap Closure - Ferry Pt/Shipyard 3 Trail

5/31/2013 3:00 PM Sacramento ONLINE

Sacramento Public Library Authority

On-Call Maintenance

5/31/2013 11:00 AM Walnut Creek ONLINE

Mt Diablo Unified School District

Art Classroom Remodel Northgate High School

5/31/2013 4:00 PM Petaluma ONLINE

D-Square ConstructionInstall Barber Shop Make Up Air System-USCG


Redwood City, city of Marshall Street - Emergency Vehicle Preemption Project

6/3/2013 2:00 PM Oakland D008 RFQ & PROPOSAL - MacArthur Transit Village Plaza Improvements

6/3/2013 2:00 PM Stockton ONLINE

San Joaquin Delta Community College District

DeRicco Field House Water Damage Repairs

6/3/2013 2:00 PM Alameda Co. ONLINE

Alameda, County ofRFQ-Window Blinds

6/3/2013 4:00 PM Hayward Online Department of California Highway Patrol

Carpet Replacement @ CHP Hayward Area Office

6/3/2013 2:00 PM Newark ONLINE

Newark, city of Lakeshore Park Seawall Replacement


Sacramento City Unified School District

Soccer Field Improvements at Maple Elementary School

6/3/2013 12:00 PM Milpitas S510/064C

Milpitas, city ofStreet Resurfacing 2014 Street Cape and Slurry Seal

6/4/2013 2:30 PM Livermore 147B, 105C

Livermore, city ofAirport Southside Fencing

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Hayward 154B, 087C

Hayward, city ofPavement Rehabilitation Measure B FY14 - Coventry Ln, Danforth Ln, Grasmere Pl, Harvest Ct, Linfield Ln, Oakes Dr, Peterman Ave, Seabreeze Ct, Thornwall Ln, and Victory Ln

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Berkeley 180B FY 2013 Pathways Improvement Project

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Napa B124 Napa Sanitation DistrictInfluent Pump Station Expansion Project

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Corte Madera D010, T05C

Lathrop Construction Associates, Inc.

Lease/Lease Back - San Clemente Elementary School

6/4/2013 11:00 AM Modesto Online Modesto, City ofRenovation of Tennis Courts at Modesto High School

6/4/2013 3:00 PM San Leandro ONLINE

San Leandro, city ofAnnual Overlay/Rehabilitation 2012-13

6/4/2013 10:00 AM Roseville ONLINE

Wells Construction Inc.Lolli & Pops - Galleria at Roseville

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Berkeley ONLINE

Berkeley, UCCalvin Lab AV - Simons Institute

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Novato ONLINE

Novato, City OfMeasure A Group 5 Contract 2-Pavement Rehabilitation


PROJeCt BId SChedule


Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,please check with Association.


Bid Date Bid Time Project Name City BIN # Plan Issuer6/4/2013 2:00 PM Clovis ONLINE

Clovis, City ofHerndon Avenue Sunchronization Project

6/4/2013 2:30 PM Walnut Creek ONLINE

Walnut Creek, city ofGarage Stairwells

6/4/2013 5:00 PM Cathedral City ONLINE

FCI Constructors7-Eleven Store

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Santa Rosa Online Santa Rosa, City ofLaguna Treatment Plant On-Call Repair and Installation Phase 3

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Martinez ONLINE

Central Contra Costa Sanitary District

CIPP Lining of Sanitary Sewers

6/4/2013 3:00 PM Palo Alto ONLINE

Palo Alto, City ofWilkie Way Bicycle Bridge Resurfacing Project

6/4/2013 2:30 PM Santa Rosa ONLINE

Santa Rosa, City ofSanta Rosa Utilities On-Call Sewer & Water Repair & Installation

6/4/2013 11:00 AM Davis ONLINE

Davis, UC Health System

BGI at UC Davis Joint Genomic Center BP-06 Telecommunications Cabling

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Martinez Online Central Contra Costa Sanitary District

Repair Furnace #2 Refractory

6/4/2013 2:00 PM American Canyon ONLINE

American Canyon, City of

Napa Junction Detention Basin Landscaping, Phase 1

6/4/2013 2:30 PM San Carlos ONLINE

San Mateo, County OfFuel Facility & Pump Station Improvements at San Carlos Airport

6/4/2013 2:00 PM Napa ONLINE

Department of General Services

Fire Alarm Replacement System & Fire Protection System Improvements

6/4/2013 1:30 PM Ukiah ONLINE

Ukiah, City OfThermal Solar Heating System Maintenance Project


Santa Rosa, City ofBush Street and South E Street Sewer, Water and Storm Drain Improvements


Sacramento, city ofElkhorn Blvd Slurry Seal

6/5/2013 11:00 AM Santa Venetia 070B, 075C

Las Gallinas Valley Sanitary District

Sewer Main Rehabilitation 2013

6/5/2013 1:00 PM Sacramento 138B/089C

State of CaliforniaNorth Levee Setback - Cache Creek

6/5/2013 2:00 PM San Carlos 162B Library Courtyard Concrete Repair Project

6/5/2013 4:00 PM Los Altos N/A Foothill-De Anza Community College District

RFQ - Fire Alarm system Replacement Phase III for C10, Electrical Contractors

6/5/2013 2:00 PM Mountain View ONLINE

Mountain View, city ofMercy/Calderon Intersection Traffic Calming Improvements

6/5/2013 2:00 PM San Francisco ONLINE

Department of General Services

PUC Replace MSF & Restacking CPUC Building


Redwood City, city of Sanitary Sewer Air Release Valve Replacement


San Francisco, City & County of

Kirkham Street Pavement Renovation & Sewer Replacement (Rebid)

6/5/2013 2:00 PM Gilroy ONLINE

Gilroy Unified School District

Gilroy Prep School Portables Placement

6/5/2013 2:00 PM Concord ONLINE

Concord, City ofMonte Garden/San Vincente Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation


San Francisco Unified School District

Claire Lilienthal Elementary School Exterior Wall & Expansion Joint Repairs


Newark, city of Lobby & Skylight Repairs at the City Administration Building

6/5/2013 5:00 PM Alameda ONLINE

Woodland ConstructionWalgreens # 15666

6/5/2013 5:00 PM San Rafael ONLINE

Charles McBrideMcBride Residence

6/5/2013 12:00 PM Walnut Creek ONLINE

SD Deacon General Contractors

Newell Village








Bid Date Bid Time Project Name City BIN # Plan Issuer6/5/2013 11:30 AM Mill Valley Online Mill Valley, City of2013 Street and Sewer Rehabilitation Project

6/5/2013 2:00 PM Oakland ONLINE

Peralta Community College District

Laney College Tower Distribution Panel Replacement

6/5/2013 2:00 PM Herald ONLINE

Sacramento Municipal Utility District

Rancho Seco PV Decommissioning

6/5/2013 2:00 PM Healdsburg ONLINE

Healdsburg, City OfTerrace Boulevard Water Main Replacement


University of California, San Francisco

Medical Science Building (MSB) 8th Floor Rheumatology 374 Decant

6/5/2013 10:00 AM Pleasant Hill ONLINE

Pleasant Hill, City of2013 Street Resurfacing - Phase II



Various Locations Pavement Preservation FY 2013-2014

6/5/2013 2:00 PM Cupertino ONLINE

Kitchell CEMClassroom & Music Building Site Utilities - Phase 4 & 6 for Lawson Middle School


San Joaquin Delta Community College District

Danner Air Circulation Project

6/5/2013 2:00 PM Santa Cruz R095 Santa Cruz City Schools

Mission Hill Middle School Classroom Conversion

6/6/2013 2:00 PM Mill Valley 017C Tamalpais Union High School District

Voluntary ADA Site Improvements at Tamalpais High School

6/6/2013 11:00 AM Palmdale 146B, 091C

California Natural Resources Agency

Canal Lining Repair

6/6/2013 2:30 PM Marin County 148B, 107C

Marin, county of2013 Road Rehabilitation Project Western Region


Wells Construction Inc.Heritage Baptist Church-Fellowship Hall

6/6/2013 2:00 PM Visalia ONLINE

SD Deacon General Contractors

Burlington Coat Factory

6/6/2013 3:00 PM San Jose ONLINE

San Jose, City OfJapantown Sewer Infrastructure Project Phase II

6/6/2013 3:00 PM Redding Online Redding, City OfPower Pole Foundations for the Stillwater Transmission Line


Stockton, City ofBenjamin Holt Drive & Inglewood Avenue Traffic Signal & Safety Lighting

6/6/2013 2:00 PM Berkeley Online Berkeley, UCWomen's Faculty Club Fire Alarm System Replacement


San Francisco International Airport

Boarding Area 'A' 400 Hertz System Infrastructure Improvements

6/6/2013 2:00 PM West Sacramento ONLINE

West Sacramento, City of

Concrete Apron Around the Port of West Sacramento Fire Training Tower

6/6/2013 2:00 PM Danville ONLINE

San Ramon Valley Unified School District

Education Center Access Barrier Removal


Sacramento, County of407 43rd Street Sacramento

6/6/2013 2:00 PM Rohnert Park ONLINE

Rohnert Park, city ofWater Storage Tank No. 2 Interior Recoating

6/6/2013 11:00 AM Bakersfield ONLINE

Bakersfield, City ofRecoat Comm. Dev. Bldg Rooftop Parking Decks

6/6/2013 2:30 PM Clovis Online Clovis Unified School District

Construction of All-Weather Running Track Resurfacing at Clovis West and Clovis East

6/6/2013 10:00 AM Tracy/Thorton ONLINE

San Joaquin Housing Authority

Exterior Painting, Diablo Homes & Mokelumne Manor

6/6/2013 3:00 PM Los Altos Hills ONLINE

Foothill-De Anza Community College District

Pool Storage Rooms Repairs at Foothill College


Mendocino, County of2011 Storm Damage Repairs on Tomki Road, Cr 237D


Bid Date Bid Time Project Name City BIN # Plan Issuer6/6/2013 10:00 AM Los Altos ONLINE

Foothill-De Anza Community College District

Environmental Studies Area at Foothill-De Anza Communty College


Stockton, City ofBenjamin Holt Drive & Cumberland Place Traffic Signal & Safety Lighting

6/6/2013 2:00 PM Davis ONLINE

Davis, city ofB Street Flatwork

6/6/2013 3:00 PM Redding ONLINE

Redding, City OfWest Street Sewer Replacemnent

6/6/2013 2:00 PM Moccasin* ONLINE


Early Intake Switchyard Refurbishment, Phase 1

6/6/2013 10:30 AM Port of San Francisco ONLINE

Port Of San FranciscoBlue Greenway Signage

6/6/2013 2:30 PM Santa Cruz ONLINE

Santa Cruz, County ofBrommer Yard Roof Replacement - Phase I


Marmith Avenue Demolition

6/7/2013 10:00 AM Dublin D005/T003

Dublin, city ofCity of Dublin Public Safety Complex

6/7/2013 2:30 PM Clovis Online Clovis Unified School District

Buchanan High School Boiler Replacement


University of California, San Francisco

Parnassus 12KV Backcone Cable Repalcement

6/7/2013 3:00 PM Alameda ONLINE

Huff Construction Company, Inc

Alameda Station - Pad B

6/7/2013 2:00 PM French Camp Online San Joaquin, County ofSJGH Health Center East Flooring Project


San Jose, City ofRFQ-Carriers A/C Maintenance & Repair

6/10/2013 2:00 PM Santa Cruz & Soquel D009 Santa Cruz City Schools

Science Classrooms Conversion:Harbor High School, Santa Cruz High School & Soquel High School

6/10/2013 2:00 PM Encinitas ONLINE

Suffolk Construction .Scripps Memorial Hospital R&F Radroom Renovations

6/10/2013 12:00 PM Moffett Field Online Herman ConstructionAmes MATOC Seed Project: Restoration of Electrical Distribution System-High Voltage- Work Package 1 (REDS HV WP1)


James E. Roberts-Obayashi Corp.

MacArthur Transit Village-Parcel D

6/10/2013 2:00 PM French Camp Online San Joaquin, County ofJuvenile Justice Center Roof Repairs

6/10/2013 3:00 PM El Dorado ONLINE

El Dorado Irrigation District

Yates Lift Station Upgrades

6/10/2013 2:00 PM Marin County R025,008C

Marin, county ofRehabilitation of Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Phase 2

6/11/2013 2:00 PM San Jose 139B, 049C

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority

Traction Power Sub Station Replacement, Phase 2

6/11/2013 2:00 PM Burlingame 168B Storm Drain Safety Projects

6/11/2013 2:00 PM Discovery Bay ONLINE

Discovery Bay, Town ofInfluent Pump Station & Pump Station W Improvements - REBID

6/11/2013 10:00 AM Menlo Park ONLINE

Herman ConstructionMenlo Park Upgrade Entry

6/11/2013 2:30 PM San Mateo ONLINE

San Mateo, County ofAlpine Road at I-280 Resurfacing & Bicycle Improvements

6/11/2013 10:00 AM Marin ONLINE

Marin Municipal Water District

2012-2013 Corrion Test Station Rehabilitation Project

6/11/2013 2:00 PM Berkeley Online Berkeley, UCGilman Hall Dormer Deck & Tile Roof Remediation

6/11/2013 2:30 PM San Mateo County ONLINE

San Mateo, County ofCoyote Point Recreation Area Promenade Western Shoreline Improvement

6/11/2013 3:00 PM Fresno ONLINE

Fresno, City ofWater Service Transfers in the Vicinity of Gettysburg Ave. and Wishon Ave









Bid Date Bid Time Project Name City BIN # Plan Issuer6/11/2013 11:00 AM San Francisco ONLINE

Herman ConstructionUpgrade Locks & Rekey Facility Wide

6/11/2013 10:00 AM Daly City ONLINE

Daly City, City Of2013-14 Street Resurfacing

6/11/2013 11:00 AM Modesto ONLINE

Modesto, City ofEmerald Lift Station Rehabilitation

6/11/2013 2:00 PM Fairfield ONLINE

Fairfield, City OfDunnell Nature Park & Education Center Parts 1 & 2

6/11/2013 2:00 PM Daly City ONLINE

Daly City, City OfMuirwood Drive & Teresa Street Water Main Improvements


Mendocino, County of2012 Asphalt Concrete Overlay on Various County Maintained Road


Newark, city of 2013 Street Microsurfacing Program

6/11/2013 2:00 PM Pleasant Hill ONLINE

Contra Costa, County of

Contra Costa Centre Infrastructure Improvements


Moorefield ConstructionCalifornia Family Fitness

6/11/2013 2:00 PM Castroville ONLINE

Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control

Castroville Pump Station Influent Manhole Replacement Project


Santa Rosa, City ofCANCELLED Meadow Lane Effluent Storage Facilities Pond C Repair

6/11/2013 11:00 AM Bakersfield ONLINE

Bakersfield, City ofSister City Gardens Phase B - Theme Gardens

6/11/2013 11:30 AM Alameda R030 Earhart Elementary School Re-Roof Project

6/11/2013 11:00 AM Alameda R065 Bay Farm Elementary School Re-Roof Project

6/11/2013 2:00 PM Oakland S506, 007C

San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District

Traction Power Substation Replacement ACO/KOW Installation

6/12/2013 2:00 PM San Rafael 063C,169B

Marin, county of120 North Redwood Boulevard Wood Retaining Wall Repair

6/12/2013 2:00 PM Sycamore Island 155B, 066C


North Channel Crossing Replacement

6/12/2013 2:00 PM Los Banos 161B, 093C


Recoat Outlet Works Piping

6/12/2013 2:00 PM East Palo Alto 164B, 095C

East Palo Alto Sanitary District

2012 Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project Miscellaneous Areas

6/12/2013 4:00 PM Placer County N/A Placer County Water Agency

Pre-Qualitifcation Procedures for System Integrators


Mountain View, city ofTraffic Signal Modifications - California Street at Ortega Avenue & Middlefield Road at Whisman Road


San Jose, City ofCathodic Protection System Testing & Maintenance

6/12/2013 4:00 PM Modesto ONLINE

Modesto, City ofRFQ-Fleet Maintenance Facility-Architectural & Engineering Design Services

6/12/2013 2:00 PM Tracy ONLINE

Tracy, City ofTraffic Signal Modification at Eleventh St & East St



Pavement Renovation, Sewer Replacement & Water Main Installation- Silver Avenue


Sacramento, city of2013 Street Seal Coat Project


East Side Union High School District

Building G&N Classroom Moderninzation at Independence High School


San Francisco State University

Accessible Pathway to Cox Stadium

6/12/2013 2:00 PM Seaside Online Monterey, City ofDMDC Meter Installation


Davis, UCWatershed Science Research Center Stucco Investrigation - Repair





Bid Date Bid Time Project Name City BIN # Plan Issuer6/12/2013 2:00 PM Santa Rosa ONLINE

Santa Rosa, City ofLlano Trunk Sewer Improvements - West College Wet Weather

6/12/2013 1:30 PM Clements* S507, 001C

East Bay Municipal Utility District

Camanche Dike 2 Relief Well Drainage and Camanche & Pardee GPS Survey Improvements

6/13/2013 2:00 PM San Mateo 163B, 094C

San Mateo, City ofBaywood Phase II Streetlight Conduit Upgrade

6/13/2013 2:00 PM Alameda* 178B, 071C

Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach/Alameda Beach Restoration

6/13/2013 10:00 AM San Carlos 182B Arundel Elementary School Safe Routes to School Project

6/13/2013 2:00 PM San Mateo County ONLINE

San Mateo-Foster City School District

Security Fencing Replacement 2013 - Chain Link Fencing

6/13/2013 2:00 PM Turlock ONLINE

Turlock, City ofTaylor Road Bikepath


Oakland, City ofThe Rehabilitation of Sanitary Sewers Bounded by Golf Links Road, Encina Way and Calandria Avenue

6/13/2013 3:00 PM Sausalito ONLINE

Sausalito, City ofBridgeway & Caledonia Street Series Streetlight Circuit Conversion

6/13/2013 2:00 PM Fremont ONLINE

Fremont, City ofKarl Nordvik Community Park Synthetic Turf Conversion

6/13/2013 1:30 PM Stockton Online San Joaquin, County ofWest Jackson Streets Resurfacing

6/13/2013 3:00 PM Redding Online Redding, City OfAccordion Partition Replacement

6/13/2013 2:00 PM Berkeley ONLINE

Berkeley, UCWurster Hall CAD/CAM Shop Addition (Fabrication Shop)


Sacramento, County ofRio Linda10th Street Force Main Diversion Project

6/13/2013 1:30 PM Stockton Online San Joaquin, County ofJahant Road Resurfacing (Elliott Road to Tully Road)


Redwood City, city of Combined Heat & Power System

6/13/2013 3:00 PM Merced ONLINE

Merced, County ofAtwater-Merced Expressway/State Route 99 Interchange

6/13/2013 3:00 PM North of Atwater ONLINE

Merced, County ofCastle Airport Taxiway B-1 Constuction

6/13/2013 2:00 PM Saint Helena ONLINE

Greystone West Company

St. Helena High School Auditorium Demolition


Oakland, City of23rd Ave/29th Ave Rail Crossing Improvements

6/13/2013 1:30 PM Stockton Online San Joaquin, County of2013 Sidewalk Repair Program (Various Locations in Country Club, Lincoln Village and West Jackson Subdivision)

6/13/2013 3:00 PM Saint Helena ONLINE

Greystone West Company

St. Helena Elementary School Storm Drain Repair


East Side Union High School District

Modernization Building D/Classroom WC Overfelt High School

6/13/2013 2:00 PM Salinas ONLINE

Monterey, County of20 East Alisal Street 2nd Floor Tenant Improvements


Davis, city ofSewer Trunk Line Rehabilitation - 2013

6/14/2013 2:00 PM Santa Clara 132B, 077C


Transit Center Park & Ride Upgrades


San Jose, City ofChain Link Fences Installation & Repairs

6/14/2013 2:00 PM Napa ONLINE

Napa, City of RFQ - Led Streetlight Conversion


San Jose, City ofTraffic Pole Painting Services

6/17/2013 2:00 PM Galt ONLINE

Shames ConstructionWalmart Supercenter # 5231-02





Bid Date Bid Time Project Name City BIN # Plan Issuer6/17/2013 3:00 PM San Jose ONLINE

San Jose, City ofRFQ-Interior/Exterior Plant Maintenance

6/17/2013 11:00 AM San Pablo ONLINE

Carollo EngineersRodeo Creek Bridge Force Main Realignment

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Humboldt Co 165B Humboldt, County ofSchool Road (C3L070) Sidewalk & Realignment Project (Phase 2) Between Washington Ave & Hwy 101 (PM 0.29 to PM 0.68)

6/18/2013 10:00 AM Concord 172B, 085C

Contra Costa Water District

Canal Lining Replacement at Milepost 23.03 & Galindo Creek Bridge Rehabilitation

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Hayward 173B/067C

Hayward, city ofPavement Reconstruction FY14 - Alberta Ct, Alonda Ct, Carson Dr, Chambosse Dr, Corkwood St, Cottonwood Ave, Forselles Way, Lovelock Way, Mitchell Pl, Montjoy Ct, O'Neil Ave, Stafford Ave, Teakwood St, and Yosemite Way

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Eden Township 175B Alameda, County ofRedwood Road MM 10.48 Road Drain Repair

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Hayward 176B, 070C

Hayward, city ofCentex Sewer Lift Station

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Hayward B126, 016C

Hayward, city ofWater Pollution Control Facility Cogeneration Upgrade Project

6/18/2013 3:00 PM Fresno ONLINE

Fresno, City ofC.U.S.D. Metropolitan Area Network Phase III

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Contra Costa County ONLINE


On-Call Fencing Service Contracts for Various Road, Flood Control, & Maintenance Work

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Ripon ONLINE

Huff Construction Company, Inc

Ripon Fire Station No. 3


San Jose/Evergreen Community College District

Evergreen Valley College Electrical Upgrade

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Martinez ONLINE


On-Call Fencing Services Contract for Various Road, Flood Control, And Facilities Maintenace Work

6/18/2013 10:00 AM Turlock Online Turlock, City ofTraffic Signal Enhancements on E. Olive


Mountain View, city of2011-12 Miscellaneous Water & Sewer Main & Saddle Replacement

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Antioch ONLINE

Antioch, City ofMarina Boat Launch Facility Restroom RE-BID

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Moraga ONLINE

Acalanes Union High School District

Campolindo High School Multi-Purpose/Music Bldg. Modernization RE-BID

6/18/2013 11:00 AM Modesto ONLINE

Modesto, City ofRoselle & Merle Intersection Project

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Marin County ONLINE

Natural Resources Agency

Angel Island State Park Immigration Station Hospital Rehabilition Phase 2 - Infrastructure Rehabilitation

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Elk Grove ONLINE

Elk Grove, City ofWaterman Road Culvert Replacement Near Elk Grove Blvd & Hudson Ranch Project

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Various ONLINE


2013 Countrywide Slurry Seal

6/18/2013 2:00 PM Fremont R081 Alameda, County ofScott Creek (Line A) Restoration, from Green Valley Rd to 1,050 Feet Upstream

6/19/2013 10:00 AM Pleasant Hill 110c Pleasant Hill Recreastion & Park Distirct

Center Standard Furniture Package

6/19/2013 2:00 PM San Mateo 167B, 111C

San Mateo, City of2013 Sidewalk Repair Project

6/19/2013 10:00 AM Pleasant Hill ONLINE

Pleasant Hill Recreastion & Park Distirct

Pleasant Hill Community Center Standard Funiture Package



Rossi Playground Restroom Renovation

6/19/2013 4:00 PM West Hills ONLINE

Sunseri ConstructionFairwinds-West Hills Retrement Community



Minnie & Lovie Ward Athletic Field Renovation





Bid Date Bid Time Project Name City BIN # Plan Issuer6/19/2013 2:00 PM Sacramento Online Sacramento, city ofLandscaping Services for the Sacramento Convention Center

Complex


San Leandro, city ofBridge Maintenance and Repair 2011

6/19/2013 2:00 PM Bakersfield ONLINE

Kern High School District

North High School Modernization - Ceramic Carpet


Modesto, City of3801 Gatesville Avenue



Various Locations Curb Ramp Project No. 4


San Jose, City ofRFQ-Striping Services for City-Owned Parking Garages & Lots

6/20/2013 2:00 PM Hercules 005C Hercules, city ofCity of Hercules Intermodel Transit Center San Francisco Bay Trail

6/20/2013 2:30 PM San Rafael 064B, 025C

Marin, county ofMuir Woods Road MP 0.49 Slide Repair

6/20/2013 10:00 AM Oakley 072C, S515

Contra Costa Water District

Randall-Bold Water Treatment Plant Solids Lagoon Nos. 6 and 7 Project

6/20/2013 2:00 PM San Jose 114B, 081C


Chaboya Division Paving Rehabilitation

6/20/2013 2:30 PM Marin County 177B, 062C

San Rafael, city ofVarious Roads in Marin County 2013 Road Sealant Project

6/20/2013 2:00 PM San Francisco* CD San Francisco, City & County of

Auxiliary Water Supply System, Reservoir & Tanks Improvement Project 2013


Timothy P. Huff & Associates, Inc

Exterior Stair Replacement at Valley Charter High School

6/20/2013 4:00 PM Madera County ONLINE

Madera, City ofCampus Master Plan

6/20/2013 3:00 PM Redding Online Redd

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