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COMMUNITY OUTREACH............................................. 2
BUSINESS TOOLKIT........................................................ 2
ACCESS TO CAPITAL...................................................... 3
CALIFORNIA SUB-BID REQUEST ADS......................... 3-7
PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICE.................................................. 9-12
Vol 37, Ed i t i o n 2 2 We e kl y Publ i c at i o n Au gu st 26 , 2021
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans)
Disparity Study
The California Department of Transportation • The percentage of prime contract and
(Caltrans) is responsible for managing more subcontract dollars minority- and woman-
than 50,000 miles of California’s federal and owned businesses might be expected to re-
state highways. As a United States Department ceive based on their availability to perform
of Transportation (USDOT) fund recipient, Cal- specific types and sizes of contracts the
trans implements the Federal Disadvantaged agency awards (i.e., availability).
Business Enterprise (DBE) Program, which is Disparity studies also include other quantitative
designed to address potential discrimination and qualitative information related to:
against DBEs in the award and administration
of USDOT-funded contracts. Caltrans retained • The legal framework surrounding minority-
BBC Research & Consulting (BBC) to conduct and woman-owned businesses programs;
a disparity study to help evaluate the effective- • Marketplace conditions for minority- and
ness of its implementation of the Federal DBE woman-owned businesses; and
Program in encouraging the participation of mi-
nority- and woman-owned businesses in Federal • Contracting practices and business pro-
Highway Administration- (FHWA-) funded con- grams agencies use to award contracts.
tracts. Caltrans could use information from the dispar-
A disparity study examines whether there are ity study to help refine its implementation of
any disparities between: the Federal DBE Program, including setting an
overall goal for the participation of DBEs in its
• The percentage of prime contract and FHWA-funded contracts and procurements and
subcontract dollars an agency awarded to determining which program measures to use to
minority- and woman-owned businesses encourage the participation of relevant groups of
during a particular time period (i.e., utiliza- minority- and woman-owned businesses.
tion); and g Continued on page 9
SBA Awards $2.7M in Grants to 14 Women’s Business Centers
[ Article was originally posted on Business Centers have played an integral role in This grant program was open to existing SBA- Syracuse, NY
www.sba.gov ] meeting the needs of women entrepreneurs dur- funded WBCs. Approximately $2.7 million in WISE Women’s Business Center
ing an especially challenging time. As resource total funding was available for this program.
The U.S. Small Business Administration issued
providers, they too have been impacted by the Successful respondents demonstrated innova- Pittsburgh, PA
14 grant awards of up to $200,000 each to or-
changing business landscape and have had to tive approaches to service delivery to address Chatham University’s Center for Women’s En-
ganizations in 13 states as part of the Women’s
pivot to meet community needs,” said Natalie the needs of women business owners adversely trepreneurship Women’s Business Center
Business Centers (WBC) Resiliency and Recov-
Madeira Cofield, Assistant Administrator for affected by COVID-19. Proposals included de-
ery Demonstration Grant under the SBA’s Office Melbourne, FL
SBA’s Office of Women’s Business Ownership. tailed plans to continue or establish projects to
of Women’s Business Ownership (OWBO). The
“With this funding, we will support WBCs that improve service delivery, training, and sup- weVENTURE Women’s Business Center at
purpose of the grants is to establish or continue
have established innovative programming to in- port to women-owned businesses impacted by Florida Tech Bisk College of Business
innovative projects that aim to improve service
crease outreach to aspiring and active women the pandemic. Applicants were required to also
delivery, training, and support provided to wom- Columbia, SC
entrepreneurs nationwide. We are proud to sup- provide counseling, technical and financial skill
en-owned businesses impacted by COVID-19.
port organizations who have deep connections to development, comprehensive business assess- Benedict College Women’s Business Center
“The growth and recovery of women-owned small, diverse, and rural communities across the ments, and mentoring services to women inter- Fort Wayne, IN
small businesses is essential to our nation’s country and who understand their unique needs.” ested in starting or growing a small business.
economy. During the pandemic, our Women’s WEOC Women’s Business Center
The project awards will be made for a one year
of performance. Minneapolis, MN
The WBC Resiliency and Recovery Demonstra- WomenVenture WBC
tion Grant awardees are as follows: Albuquerque, NM
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795 Folsom Street, 1st Floor, San Francisco, CA 94107 Boston, MA Albuquerque Women’s Business Center
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Chatham, NJ
Denver, CO
Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship Women’s
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2 SMALL BUSINESS EXCHANGE AUGUST 26, 2021 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2021
Community Outreach
To restore California’s ecosystems, we must adopt
smarter permitting
[ Article was originally posted on creatures, found only in San Francisco Bay, re- costly, time-consuming permitting process and leadership to build a culture of trust that allows
https://calmatters.org ] turned to the marshes quickly after restoration, embrace smarter permitting for restoration. agency staff to take chances and try new things.
By Letitia Grenier, CalMatters and and the restored areas are now sequestering car- But our study shows that a few changes can
What is smarter permitting?
Jeffrey Mount, CalMatters bon, protecting the shoreline and providing ac- yield major benefits. This includes unblocking
cess to nature and recreation in the heart of the In our new report, we researched restoration case challenging planning processes by coordinating
California’s ecosystems underpin the state’s Bay Area. studies and innovative permitting approaches restoration at an ecosystem scale, so that objec-
economy: They nurture and protect the state’s across California. We found that successful tives can be traded off in different locations. And
water supply, shorelines, agriculture, fisheries Other actions are showing promise, too. Gov. smarter permitting efforts typically achieve bet- bringing all parties together early in the process,
and wildlife. But many of these ecosystems are Gavin Newsom’s “30 by 30” executive order ter outcomes in a few key ways: By shortening with a common foundation of scientific knowl-
in dire health, and climate change is now acceler- aims to conserve 30% of California’s land and the permitting timelines, lowering costs, increas- edge, helps foster collaborative problem-solving
ating the loss of biodiversity already underway. waters by 2030, and the measure enjoys broad ing the extent of restoration and promoting better and builds trust from the start.
Ecosystem degradation is having ripple effects bipartisan support. Similarly, the Cutting the ecological outcomes.
across the state. Severe problems with water Green Tape initiative aims to improve coordina- Restoration proponents have a huge role to play:
tion and partnerships to facilitate ecological res- We also observed some important patterns. Suc- Nearly every successful smarter permitting in-
supply dwindling populations of native wildlife,
toration. However, too many restoration efforts cessful programs used at least one, and some- novation we studied started out as a grassroots
and the critical need to better manage and store
still face costly, arduous permitting processes times all, of the following approaches. First, endeavor. Nonprofit organizations, government
carbon require urgent and large-scale action.
that delay projects — or scuttle them altogether. they coordinated across similar projects with agencies and water users all wield more power
There is a solution: The state enjoys a vibrant, They’re subject to, ironically, the very regula- programmatic permitting. Second, they coordi- than they know.
growing restoration movement that has seen tions that were intended to slow or prevent envi- nated within and among regulatory agencies to
some tremendous successes. For instance, when It truly is a time to get all hands on deck. The
ronmental degradation — but are now hindering promote a culture of teamwork and improve the
a coalition of state, federal and private agencies sooner these permitting changes are enacted, the
work to expand restoration. working relationships with permittees. Third,
acquired more than 15,000 acres of commercial sooner we can help California’s struggling eco-
they advanced permitting to restore key ecosys-
salt ponds in the southern end of San Francisco Obtaining permits for a restoration project typi- systems — and the people and wildlife they sup-
tem functions — which meant planning over a
Bay in 2003, the land was largely barren. Some cally involves many agencies — local, regional, port — grapple with a climate that’s changing
larger geographic area than most individual res-
18 years later, the salt marshes of the South Bay state and federal — each with their own lan- faster than we’d like.
toration projects.
guage, requirements, timeline and procedures.
Salt Pond Restoration Project are home to a SOURCE: https://calmatters.org/commen-
Who can enact smarter permitting?
constellation of wildlife, including at least two So how can we ramp up ecosystem restoration to tary/2021/08/to-restore-californias-ecosys-
endangered species — the salt marsh harvest stop and even reverse the loss of crucial ecosys- Smarter permitting does demand a major cul- tems-we-must-adopt-smarter-permitting/
mouse and Ridgway’s Rail. These emblematic tem functions? The state must first address the ture change at many agencies. It will take strong
Business Toolkit
12 Tips to Grow Your Construction Business
[ Article was originally posted on Here are 12 tips to help you successfully grow you anywhere. If you try and manage every as- 4. Be selective to be profitable.
https://calmatters.org ] your construction business: pect of your employees work they will think you It’s not enough to just earn more business. When
By Kendall Jones, have no confidence in their ability to make good you take on more work it has to profitable.
1. Build a great team.
decisions and properly do their jobs. There’s no sense in doubling the number of jobs
Is it time to grow your construction business? In construction, your people are your business. you work if you aren’t increasing your profits.
Are you looking to expand into new markets or 3. Invest in your business.
Hire dependable, knowledgeable and skilled em-
territories? Growing your construction business, ployees. Retain your best employees by promot- If you want to earn more business you have to 5. Get the word out.
regardless of whether you’re just starting out ing and rewarding them for their hard work and invest time and money into your company. This Word of mouth remains the number one method
or have been in the industry for years, requires reliability. means buying new equipment and technology most construction companies use to market their
careful planning. In order to strategically scale when needed, training your employees and ac- business and earn more work. Encourage your
2. Manage your business, but lead your people. best customers to tell others about the great work
up your operations, you must ensure you will tively marketing your business.
have the resources (workers, equipment, etc.) to Your employees want to be led, not managed. Be your company does.
handle the additional work. a great leader and your employees will follow g Continued on page 8
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AUGUST 26, 2021 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2021 SMALL BUSINESS EXCHANGE 3
Access to Capital
Ready to Grow Your Business?
Loans and Financing for Business Consulting Companies
[ Article was originally posted on Overview of Financing for Consulting Businesses In addition to the above, most traditional lenders what they will accept, so even if you have a
www.nav.com ] Before you start looking for business financing, (like banks and credit unions) as well as the SBA less-than-perfect credit history there are still
By Ty Kiisel, you’ll need to evaluate your business and financial will likely want to see a detailed business plan, col- options for you.
position to make sure you’re looking in the right lateral (like real estate), and several years in busi-
Business owners looking for a small business loan 3. Will you make all your periodic payments
place and that you get the financing that is best ness before they’ll approve a loan.
for their consulting business are in luck, there are throughout the term of the loan? Although
a lot of options, including an SBA loan, business suited for you and your consulting business. The Although they probably won’t ask it this way, lend- there are many lenders that don’t require sev-
cash advance, a line of credit, or other term loan. application process will vary from lender to lender, ers want to know the answers to these three ques- eral years in business to approve your loan ap-
Interest rates and terms will vary depending on the but there are a few things you will likely need to tions, plication, they are all trying to evaluate what
creditworthiness of the borrower, so to get the best complete your loan application: you will do with the payments associated with
1. Can you repay a loan? Which is why your
loan rates and terms you’ll need a good to excellent • Your annual revenues this financing, based upon what you’ve done
revenue and cash flow numbers are so impor-
personal credit score, several years in business, and in the past.
• Your monthly cash flow tant. They are looking for evidence that your
annual revenues of $250,000 or more. consulting business has the financial ability to If a lender requests electronic access to your busi-
Consulting company loans come in a lot of differ- • 3-6 six months of bank statements to apply make periodic payments. ness bank account, it’s a good idea. It makes it pos-
ent shapes and sizes, which means there are options (depending on the lender) sible for the lender to confirm you have the revenue
2. Will you repay a loan? This is a little differ-
even if you have a younger business or don’t meet • Time in business and cash flow to support periodic payments and it
ent question, but is why they look at your per-
some of those other criteria, but you should expect streamlines the process for you and your business.
• Business and personal credit history sonal and business credit history. Fortunately,
to pay a higher interest rate, be offered a smaller different lenders have different thresholds for g Continued on page 8
loan amount, and could have shorter terms.
California Sub-Bid Request Ads
300 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90071 Request for Qualified/Certified DBE Participation from
Phone: 213.593.8100 Subcontractors/Suppliers/Service Providers
REQUEST FOR Community Business Enterprises (CBEs) FOR: Veterans Blvd Interchange Project
City of Fresno, CA
County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works Bid File No. 3809
Request for Proposals: Hall of Administration Seismic Retrofit Engineers Estimate $54.3M
Project Management/Construction Management
DBE Goal 16%, Participation Encouraged
RFP Number: BRC0000253
REVISED Bid Date: September 14th, 2021 3:00 PM
Bid Date: Thursday, September 14, 2021 *This is an Electronic Bid Submittal*
Contact: To be considered for this team, please provide the following items by noon, Friday, August 27, 2021: *Quotes not received by 11:00 AM on bid day may not be reviewed/evaluated*
(1) Letter of Interest Flatiron West Inc is requesting DBE Subcontractor/Supplier/Service Provider participation for the following
Items of work, but not limited to: CAS/Roadway Signs, Clear & Grub, Erosion Control (Temp & Perm), Landscaping/Ir-
(2) a copy of your current MBE/WBE/OBE certification rigation, AC Paving, AC Dike/Curbs, Cold Plane AC, Post Tensioning, Rebar, Overhead Signs, Painting/Staining Concrete,
Underground & Utilities, Fencing & Metal Railing, MBGR, Bridge Concrete Barrier, Roadway Concrete Barrier, Striping/
(3) brief qualifications package Markings, Electrical, Minor Concrete, Pavement Fabric, Jack & Bore 24” & 30”, PCC Paving, Clean & Treat Deck, Slurry
Seal, Welding, Grading, Polyester Concrete Overlay, Trucking, HAZMat Trucking, Aggregates: including Import Borrow,
(4) fee schedule
Class 2AB, Structure BF &CL2 Rip Rap, Ready Mix, Concrete Pumping Services, 77” Steel Pipe Casings, Underground
AECOM is seeking qualifications from Community Business Enterprises (CBEs) for the following project Pipe Products: including ACP, RCP, 16” Ductile Iron, 54” RCP PVC lined, Misc. Metals/Iron/Structural Steel, SWPP Plan
and construction management work: & Materials, Lead Compliance Plan, Geotextile Materials, Formliner, Underground Precast, Street Sweeping, Traffic
Control, Vibration Monitoring, Survey, and Biologist.
• Community & Public Outreach Services Non-DBE Subs & Suppliers: You will be expected to carry a proportionate percentage of 2nd-tier participation
- Project Website Development & Maintenance with your quote. 2nd-tier participation will be evaluated with your price.
100% performance/payment bonds will be required for the full amount of the subcontract price. Please contact Flatiron
- Web Based Site Cameras (Supply, Install & Maintain) for any assistance to this solicitation, including obtaining bonding, insurance, equipment, materials and/or supplies.
- Project Newsletters Provide all scopes/quotes as early as possible to enable estimators to perform a thorough evaluation of all quotes
received. Quotes will be broken down into comparable packages as reasonably necessary to facilitate participation.
- Community Business Enterprise Outreach Programs Quotes must be valid for the same duration as specified by the Owner for Contract Award. We are signatory to Operating
Engineers, Laborers, Cement Masons, Carpenters and Pile Drivers Unions. Non-signatory subs will be required to sign
• Labor Compliance Monitoring Services an agreement for trades covered under our union agreements. Flatiron intends to work cooperatively with all firms for
all bid items you are licensed and qualified to perform. Bid items can be split to facilitate participation from all certified
• Licensed Physical Survey Services firms. Flatiron will reimburse for bond premium up to 2%. Firms must possess & provide current contractor’s license
number & DIR Registration number on the quote. Firms must possess insurance and workers compensation coverage
• Grant Management
meeting project requirements. Waiver of Subrogation is required. Please contact Flatiron for any assistance required by
• Temporary Facilities Rental & Leasing (Facilities, Furniture & Equipment) your firm. Subcontractors/Suppliers will be required to execute our standard agreements and agree to our standard and
general terms & conditions. Copies are available for review on our Box.com ftp site or upon email request.
• Temporary Signage Fabrication & Installation
Project documents can be found on the City of Fresno Planet Bids project page at PlanetBids Vendor Portal You will
• Office Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment Procurement Services need to register with Planet Bids and log in to access the project files for the City of Fresno Veterans Blvd Interchange
project.
Experience providing similar services to the County of Los Angeles is preferred. This proposal is in
To access FREE project documents from our Flatiron BOX ftp site, please send an email request to
alignment with the County of Los Angeles CBE Program requirements and certified CBEs are encourages NorCalBids@flatironcorp.com
to respond. The CBE Program includes business enterprises owned by disabled veterans, disadvantaged You will be provided with a BOX link to view & download plans and specs for FREE from our BOX.com ftp site. Due to Co-
business enterprises, and minority- and woman-owned businesses. vid-19 & some social distancing requirements still in place in some areas, we are not currently scheduling appointments
to review project docs or meet with estimators in our office. When all pandemic restrictions are lifted, we will offer these
Interested businesses should email a brief overview of County of Los Angeles experience, along with CBE services again in our office by appointment only. Thank you for your understanding.
documentation by Friday, August 27 to Laurie Stewart at laurie.stewart@aecom.com AECOM will also
Please send all quotes by email to NORCALBIDS@flatironcorp.com or to our BID FAX at 707-746-1603.
provide copies of the RFQ document upon request. Be advised that an AECOM representative will contact
qualified respondents and request additional information regarding this solicitation. Thank you for your Flatiron West, Inc.
response. 2100 Goodyear Rd Benicia, CA 94510
Phone 707-742-6000 Bid Fax 707-746-1603
Assistance is available in obtaining any necessary bonding, lines of credit or insurance, information related An Equal Opportunity Employer
to the requirements for the work, and necessary equipment, supplies materials, or related services. Contractor License 772589
4 SMALL BUSINESS EXCHANGE AUGUST 26, 2021 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2021
California Sub-Bid Request Ads
An Equal Opportunity Employer is requesting quotations from all certified and qualified An Equal Opportunity Employer is requesting quotations from all qualified Professional services, sub-contractors, material suppliers and
Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) trucking including certified Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE) & Disadvantage Veterans Business Enterprise (DVBE)
Professional services, sub-contractors, material suppliers and trucking for the following project: for the following project:
Owner: City of Fresno Caltrans ~ 10-1F1704 ~ San Joaquin County near Stockton at Route 26/99 Separation
Veterans Boulevard Interchange 10-SJ-26, 99-1.1, 19.3 ~ Project ID 1016000032
Bid File Number: 3809 ~ Project ID #: PW00927 Remove & Replace Bridge
DBE Participation Goal is 16%
Bid Date: September 2, 2021 at 2:00 PM
The Veterans Boulevard/State Route 99 interchange; the northerly jug handle (“J2” as identified subsequently); Veterans Boulevard
**Bidding Electronically. Quotes need to be received by 11:00am on bid day**
876overcrossing of Golden State Boulevard, and; completing Veterans Boulevard between Wathen Avenue and the Veterans Boulevard/
Bryan Avenue/Barstow Avenue intersection. This phase also includes the extension of Sierra Avenue to Bullard Avenue CONTACT:
Debby Pannell
REVISED Bid Date: September 14, 2021 at 3:00 PM
**Bidding Electronically. Quotes need to be received by 11:00am on bid day** Brosamer & Wall Inc.
1777 Oakland Blvd, Suite 300
CONTACT:
Walnut Creek, California 94596
Debby Pannell
PH: 925-932-7900 • FAX: 925-279-2269
Brosamer & Wall Inc.
1777 Oakland Blvd, Suite 300, Walnut Creek, California 94596 PROJECT SCOPE:
PH: 925-932-7900 • FAX: 925-279-2269 Brosamer & Wall Inc., is requesting quotes from all qualified and certified DBE/DVBE subcontractors and suppliers
PROJECT SCOPE: all items of work type listed below, including but not limited to:
Brosamer & Wall Inc., is requesting quotes from all qualified and certified DBE subcontractors and suppliers Progress Schedule (Critical Path Method); Time-Related Overhead (WDAY); Lead Compliance Plan; Dispute Resolution Advisor On-Site Meet-
all items of work type listed below, including but not limited to: ing; Hourly Off-Site Dispute-Resolution-Advisor-Related Tasks; Construction Area Signs; Traffic Control System; Traffic Control Supervision
Class 2 AB, Structure Backfill, Decomposed Granite, Import Borrow, Rock Slope Protection, AC Paving, AC Dike/Curbs, Cold Plane AC, Road- (DAY); Flashing Arrow Sign; Type III Barricade; Temporary Traffic Stripe (TAPE); Temporary Pavement Marking (TAPE); Channelizer (Surface
way Excavation, Slurry Seal, Geotextile Materials, Ready Mix, Minor Concrete, Concrete Barrier (Roadway & Bridge), Jointed Plain Concrete Mounted); Portable Radar Speed Feedback Sign System Day; Temporary Pavement Marker; Portable Changeable Message Sign (LS); End of
Pavement, Prestressing Concrete, Concrete Structures, Concrete Bridge Deck Surface, Concrete Pumping Services, Reinforced Concrete Queue Monitoring & Warning with Truck Mounted Changeable Message Sign Day; Temporary Flashing Beacon; Temporary Railing (TYPE K);
Pipe, Ductile Iron Pipes, Steel Pipe, Pipe Bollard, Pipe Culvert, PVC-Lined Reinforced Concrete Pipe, PVC Conduit, Basin Excavation, Earth- Temporary Crash Cushion Module; Temporary Radar Speed Feedback Sign System; Job Site Management; Prepare Storm Water Pollution
work, Landscaping/Irrigation, Clearing & Grubbing, Erosion Control, Traffic Control, Crash Cushion, Electrical, Underground & Utilities, Signal Prevention Plan (SWPPP); Rain Event Action Plan; Storm Water Sampling & Analysis Day; Storm Water Annual Report; Temporary Drainage
& Lighting, Intelligent Transportation Systems (City), Ramp Metering System, Fiber Optic Cable Systems, Fencing, Chain Link Railing, Rebar, Inlet Protection; Temporary Fiber Roll; Temporary Construction Entrance; Street Sweeping; Temporary Concrete Washout; Asbestos Compli-
Misc Metals/Iron/Structural Steel, Welding, Biologist, Lead Compliance Plan, Survey, Storm Water Prevention Plan (SWPP), Street Sweeping, ance Plan; Treated Wood Waste; Roadway Excavation; Shoulder Backing,; Structure Excavation (Bridge); Structure Backfill (Bridge); Imported
Fugitive Dust Control Plan (FDCP), Vibration Monitoring, Roadway Signs, Construction Area Signs, Overhead Signs, Trucking, HAZmat Ther- Borrow (CY); Wood Mulch; Hot Mix Asphalt (Type A): Place Hot Mix Asphalt Dike (Type C); Place Hot Mix Asphalt Dike (Type E); Remove As-
moplastic Traffic Stripe & Pavement Marking Removal & Trucking, Striping/Markings, Fire Hydrant
phalt Concrete Dike; Cold Plane Asphalt Concrete Pavement; Remove Base & Surfacing; 16” Cast-In-Drilled-Hole Concrete Piling; Structural
Please Contact Brosamer & Wall Inc. at the email listed below for the complete list of the Actual Available Project Bid Items. Concrete {Bridge Footing; Bridge; Bridge (Polymer Fiber); Approach Slab (Type R Modified); Drainage Inlet}; Drill & Bond Dowel; Joint Seal
Requirements: Brosamer & Wall, Inc. will work with interested subcontractors/suppliers to identify opportunities to break down items into economi- (MR 1/2”) & (MR 1 1/2”); Bar Reinforcing Steel (Bridge); Furnish Structural Steel (Bridge); Erect Structural Steel (Bridge); Furnish Sign Structure
cally feasible packages to facilitate DBE. Brosamer & Wall, Inc. is a union signatory contractor. Subcontractors must possess a current contractor’s (Bridge Mounted without Walkway); Install Sign Structure (Bridge Mounted without Walkway); Clean & Paint Structural Steel; Bridge Removal
license, insurance coverage, valid DBE certification, DIR (Department of Industrial Relations) registration number for public work projects, and (Portion); 18” Reinforced Concrete Pipe (Class IV); 18” Concrete Flared End Section; Remove Culvert (LF); Remove Inlet; Remove Flared End
worker’s compensation for the entire length of the contract. All subcontractors will be required to sign our standard Subcontract Agreement. 100% Section (EA); Rock Slope Protection (60 LB, Class II, Method B) (CY); Rock Slope Protection Fabric (Class 8); Minor Concrete (Curb, Sidewalk
payment and performance bonds may be required. If you have any questions regarding this project or need assistance in obtaining/waiving insur- & Curb Ramp); Remove Concrete (Curb, Gutter, & Sidewalk) (CY); Pre/Post Construction Surveys; Miscellaneous Iron And Steel; Miscellaneous
ance, bonding, equipment, materials and/or supplies please call or email Debby Pannell contact information below. Metal (Bridge); Temporary Fence (Type CL-6); Temporary Chain Link Gate (Type CL-6, 20’ Wide); Remove Pavement Marker; Pavement Marker
Plans and specifications can viewed at our office located at 1777 Oakland Blvd Suite 300, Walnut Creek, Ca. 94596 or can be accessed online at the (Retroreflective); Remove Roadside Sign; Furnish Laminated Panel Sign (1”-Type A); Midwest Guardrail System (Wood Post); Vegetation
City of Fresno Planet Bids website: https://pbsystem.planetbids.com/portal/14769/portal-home. You will need to register with Planet Bids and log in Control Mat (Rubber); Chain Link Railing (Type 7); Transition Railing (Type WB-31); Rail Tensioning Assembly; End Anchor Assembly (Type
to access the files for this project. B&W will also make plans & specs available electronically. Please email Debby Pannell at dpannell@brosamerwall.com SFT); Alternative In-Line Terminal System; Concrete Barrier (Type 60MGF), (Type 732SW) & (Type 842); Remove Guardrail; Salvage Metal
for free online link. Brosamer & Wall Inc. intends to work cooperatively with all qualified firms seeking work on this project. Bridge Railing; Remove Concrete Barrier; Remove Thermoplastic Traffic Stripe; 6” Thermoplastic Traffic Stripe (Enhanced Wet Night Visibil-
**Submit ALL Bid/Quotes via email to estimating@brosamerwall.com or via fax at 925-279-2269 along with a copy of your CURRENT DBE ity) (Broken 6-1) & (Broken 36-12); 6”, 8” & 12” Thermoplastic Traffic Stripe (Enhanced Wet Night Visibility); 8” Thermoplastic Traffic Stripe
CERTIFICATION by 11am on bid day. Please Include your CSLB License Number & DIR Registration Number on all bid/quotes. (Enhanced Wet Night Visibility) (Broken 12-3); Thermoplastic Crosswalk & Pavement Marking (Enhanced Wet Night Visibility); Contrast Stripe
Subcontractors, Dealers/Suppliers and Brokers please provide your designation code to us on or before August 17, 2021. Paint (1-Coat); Pavement Marking Tape (Warranty); 6” & 12” Traffic Stripe Tape With Contrast (Warranty); 6” Traffic Stripe Tape With Contrast
B&W, INC., IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. (Warranty) (Broken 36-12); Maintaining Existing Traffic Management System Elements During Construction; Modifying Lighting Systems;
Modifying Signal & Lighting Systems; Modifying Fiber Optic Cable Systems; Mobilization
Please Contact Brosamer & Wall Inc. at the email listed below for the complete list of the Actual Available Project Bid Items.
Requirements: Brosamer & Wall, Inc. will work with interested subcontractors/suppliers to identify opportunities to break down items into economi-
cally feasible packages to facilitate DBE. Brosamer & Wall, Inc. is a union signatory contractor. Subcontractors must possess a current contractor’s
license, insurance coverage, valid DBEDVBE certification, DIR (Department of Industrial Relations) registration number for public work projects,
and worker’s compensation for the entire length of the contract. All subcontractors will be required to sign our standard Subcontract Agreement.
100% payment and performance bonds may be required. If you have any questions regarding this project or need assistance in obtaining/waiving
O.C. Jones & Sons, Inc. insurance, bonding, equipment, materials and/or supplies please call or email Debby Pannell contact information below.
1520 Fourth Street • Berkeley, CA 94710 Plans and specifications can be viewed at our office located at 1777 Oakland Blvd Suite 300, Walnut Creek, Ca. 94596 or can be accessed for
Phone: 510-526-3424 • FAX: 510-526-0990 free at the Caltrans website: www.dot.ca.gov/hq/esc/oe. B&W will also make plans & specs available electronically. Please email Debby
Contact: Greg Souder Pannell at dpannell@brosamerwall.com for free online link. Brosamer & Wall Inc. intends to work cooperatively with all qualified firms seeking
work on this project. **Submit ALL Bid/Quotes via email to estimating@brosamerwall.com or via fax at 925-279-2269 along with a copy of your
REQUEST FOR MBE/WBE SUBCONTRACTORS AND SUPPLIERS FOR: CURRENT DBE/DBVE CERTIFICATION by 11am on bid day. Please Include your CSLB License Number & DIR Registration Number on all bid/quotes.
Subcontractors, Dealers/Suppliers and Brokers please provide your designation code to us on or before September 2, 2021.
The Resurfacing and Safety Improvements on
B&W, INC., IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.
Crow Canyon Road at Various Locations
Eden Township, Alameda County
Alameda County Project No. 8410
BID DATE: August 31, 2021 @ 2:00 PM
We are soliciting quotes for (including but not limited to): Trucking, Temporary and Permanent Hydroseed
and Erosion Control Measures, QC/QA Testing, Video/Photo Survey of Existing Facilities, Construction Survey,
Monument Preservation, Safety Plan, Temporary Wildlife Fencing, Traffic Control System, Construction Area
Signs, Portable Changeable Message Sign, Flashing Arrow Sign, SWPPP, Sweeping, Clearing & Grubbing, Modify
Irrigation, AC Dike, Cold Plane AC, Structural Concrete, Structure Backfill, Rock Ballast, Filter Fabric, Rock Slope
Protection, Gabion, Spiral Nail System, Adjust Utilities to Grade, Detectable Warning Surface, Minor Concrete,
Survey Monument, Paint Curb, Fencing, Pavement Marker, Roadside Signs, Milepost Marker, Midwest Guardrail
RCS Inc.
System, Alternative In-Line Terminal System, Guardrail Delineator, Striping & Marking, Rumble Strip, Electrical, Kim Romero, President
Solar Powered Speed Display Sign, and Construction Materials. kromero777@gmail.com
Greg Souder (510-809-3430 gsouder@ocjones.com) is the estimator on this project and he is available to pro-
vide assistance or answer questions regarding the project scope of work including bid requirements, break out
1-562-307-7734
of bid items, plan or spec interpretation, bonding or insurance requirements, and other bid assistance. Plans and www.rcsinc.info
specs are available to review at our Berkeley office or can be sent out via Building Connected. PDF format quotes SBE/DBE/MBE Certified
should be emailed to the estimator or faxed to 510-526-0990 prior to 12:00 PM on the date of the bid. Quotes
from MBE/WBE Subcontractors, Suppliers and Truckers are highly encouraged. OCJ is willing to breakout any DIR Certified
portion of work to encourage MBE/WBE participation. Subcontractors must possess a current DIR, Contractors
License, and insurance and workers compensation coverage including waiver of subrogation. OCJ may require
Performance and Payment bonds on subcontracts. OCJ will pay the bond premium up to 2% of the contract value. California Located
Please contact OCJ for any assistance required by your firm in obtaining bonding or insurance. The US Small Servicing the Contractor with
Business Administration may also assist you in obtaining bonding - please see the following site for information: Dedication and Professionalism
http://www.sba.gov/content/contractors. Visit the California Access to Capital Program Financing Solutions web-
site for additional resources for your small business - http://www.calbizfinance.org/cal_cert_biz_program.html. Consulting Services
OCJ is available to help obtain necessary equipment, material and/or supplies. All subcontractors are required Baseline Schedule, Monthly Schedule Updates, Earned Value, Resource/Cost Loading,
to execute OC Jones’ standard subcontract agreement, comply with all insurance requirements, and name OCJ
as additional insured. Copies of our agreement and insurance requirements are available upon request. OCJ is Cost Analysis, Change Order Review/Negotiation, Claim Assessment, Schedule De-
a Union contractor, and we are signatory to the Operating Engineers, Laborers, Teamsters, and Carpenters. OCJ lay, Disruption, Impact and Acceleration Analysis, Settlement Negotiation, Litigation
is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Support, Arbitration Support, Expert Reporting and Testimony.
AUGUST 26, 2021 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2021 SMALL BUSINESS EXCHANGE 5
California Sub-Bid Request Ads
D’Arcy & Harty Construction, Inc Bids Requested from qualified DBE (including MBE, WBE) Subcontractors and Suppliers For: Mladen Buntich Construction Company Inc.
1500 W. 9th Street, Upland, CA 91786
(415) 822-5200 ph • (415) 822-0747 Fx DESIGN-BUILD FOR GROUNDWATER TREATMENT PLANTS Phone: 909-920-9977 • Fax: 909-920-9905
(PHASE B) Contact: Kelly Bjerk
Estimator: willie@darcyharty.com Mon-Fri – 7:00am – 4:00pm
Owner: City of Anaheim
Oro Loma Sanitary District Location: Anaheim, CA Request for Quotes from
Bid Date: September 29, 2021 @ 2:00 P.M. Subcontractors & Suppliers
Sewer Collection System Including City of San Diego Certified
pipeline rehabilitation SLBE-ELBE firms
Project Name: Harbor Drive Trunk
and replacement project Phase 6 Sewer Replacement
Invitation No. K-22-1972-DBB-3
UDBE/MBE/WBE sub-bids requested for: Owner: City of San Diego
667 Brea Canyon Road, Suite 30 • Walnut, CA 91789 Bid Date: September 2, 2021 – 2pm
Saw-cutting & Trucking Phone: (909) 595-4397, Fax: (909) 444-4268 Quotations due by:
September 1, 2021 – 12:00 pm
Bids: September 1, 2021 at 2:00 pm Contact: Lori Olivas, lori.olivas@jfshea.com
J.F. Shea Construction, Inc. is soliciting your participation in the preparation of this bid. We are Mladen Buntich Construction Company, Inc. is
requesting bids for SLBE / ELBE contractors and
particularly interested in bids from subcontractors/suppliers for the following work items: suppliers for the services included below but not
Surveyor, Corrosion Engineer, Hydrogeologist, Well Rehabilitation, Geotechnical limited to:
Layne Christensen Company
Engineer, Soil & Concrete Testing, Security Systems, Laboratory Testing, Architect, Sewage Bypass and Pumping, Dewatering Hazardous
and Non-Hazardous Contaminated Water, Inspection
1717 W Park Ave • Redlands CA 92373 Utility Location Services, AC Paving, Ready-Mix Concrete, Reinforcing Steel, Structural Services, Community Liaison Services, Preparation
909-390-2833 • 909-390-5540 Steel, Miscellaneous Metals, Painting & Coatings, Roofing, and HVAC. of Waste Management Plan, Monitoring of Contami-
nated Soil, Testing, Sampling, Site Storage, and Han-
Requesting Sub-bids from Qualified DBE Plans and Specifications: Email your requests to elizabeth.pettus@jfshea.com. dling of Soils Containing RCRA Hazardous Waste,
Subcontractors/Vendors Plans may also be viewed at the Dodge Plan Rooms or at our Walnut Office. Petroleum Contaminated Soil, Archaeological and
for the following project: Native American Monitoring Program, Paleontologi-
cal Monitoring Program, Asphalt Pavement Repair,
Construction of Wells No. 60 and 61 J.F. Shea Construction, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and intends to negotiate in Rubber Polymer Modified Slurry (RPMS) Type I, II, and
For the City of Anaheim good faith with interested DBE (including MBE, WBE) firms and intends to utilize the lowest III, Sidewalk, Curb and Gutter Removal and Replace-
Bid Deadline: 9/2/2021 at 2:00PM responsive bidder. J.F. Shea expects potential subcontractors to be bondable. J.F. Shea will pay ment, Abandon Existing Manhole, Imported Backfill,
Manhole (PVC Lined), Sewer Lateral Connections,
Layne Christensen Company is seeking DBE for up to 1% for subcontractor bond costs. Subcontractors and Suppliers are expected to bid per Video Inspection, Removal and Replacement of Ex-
certified subcontractors and suppliers for por- plans and specifications, including requirements for warranties. Standard manufacturer’s isting Thermoplastic Striping and Markings, Video
table restrooms, mobile subcontract welding, warranties, if not in conformance with owner’s specifications, will not be accepted. Recording, Potholing, Traffic Signal Loop and Appur-
site security, temporary fence, temporary site tenance Replacement (Type E), Traffic Control Draw-
ings, WPCP Development and Implementation.
office and hauling of drilling fluids.
Mr. Ricky Trujillo (909-390-2833) or Project Scope: Construction of the Harbor Drive
Ricky.Trujillo@gcinc.com Trunk Sewer Replacement Project consists of re-
placement of 1,044.93 LF of existing 12” ESVCP with
is the Account Manager for this project and 19” PVC Sewer Main, 279.18 LF of 12” EXPVC with
is available to provide you with assistance to 20” PPVC and 21” PVC under BNSF and MTS Right-
clarify any questions regarding the scope of Skanska-Coffman A Joint Venture of-Way utilizing trenchless methods, 2,175.67LF of
work, including interpretation of plans, Subcontractor/Supplier Bids/Proposals Requested 15” through 24” Techite Pipe with 20” FPVC inside a
54” steel casing utilizing trenchless methods and all
specifications and requirements.
ADP Airside Improvements Project other work and appurtenances included in the Con-
San Diego County tract plans and specifications.
Owner: San Diego County Regional Airport Authority (SDCRAA) Assistance will be available with obtaining bonds, lines
Sub-Bids Requested from Project #411001 of credit, insurance, necessary equipment, supplies,
DBE, MBE/WBE Subcontractors and Suppliers Revised Proposal Due Date: August 30, 2021 – 2:00 pm materials, or related technical assistance.
Oro Loma Sanitary District Skanska USA Civil West California District Inc. and Coffman Specialties, Inc., a Joint Venture, is By submitting a bid, subcontractor certifies that it
Sewer Collection System Pipeline takes no exceptions to the project requirements un-
interested in soliciting in Good Faith all subcontractors and suppliers as well as certified DBE less any exceptions, alternates, or “equals” are clear-
Rehabilitation & Replacement Project subcontractors and suppliers related to the scopes of work below ly defined in their scope with reference to the appli-
Phase 6 cable portions of the plans/specifications. All bidders
Bid Date 9/1/21 @ 2:00 P.M. Plans & Specs may be obtained from the Airport Authority’s Bid Management website: are expected to execute an MBC standard contract
For Subcontractors & Suppliers in the https://pbsystem.planetbids.com/portal/16725/portal-home and include performance bonds. MBC is a union sig-
area of Trucking, Supply of Pipe & natory contractor. Any work by our subcontractors
Requested scopes include, but are not limited to the following and should be based on Contract must allow MBC to conform to these agreements.
Fittings, Striping
Precision Engineering, Inc. and its amendments: Plans Specifications, and Contract requirements can
1939 Newcomb Ave be viewed online at no additional cost:
San Francisco, CA 94124 Striping, Implement BMP’s , SWPPP, Temporary Erosion Control, Sweeping, Fencing, Excavation, • DropBox – Please send email request to
Ph: (415) 621-4882 x 100 Aggregate Base, Tack Coat, Cold Plane Asphalt Concrete Pavement, Remove Concrete Pavement and Estimating@buntich.com
• Via Planetbids:
Fx: (415) 621-4812 Base, Minor Concrete, Storm Drain, Signs, Electrical Systems, Trucking, Asphalt Paving, Dewatering, h t t p s : / / p b s y s t e m . p l a n e t b i d s . c o m / p o r-
Contact: Finbar Brody tal/17950/bo/bo-detail/85533#bidInformation
Wet Utilities, Storm Drain Filtration, Traffic Control, Cistern and Pump Control Room, and Cement
For assistance with bonding, lines of credit,
Treated Base. Please email all quotes to: Estimating@Buntich.com
insurance,or anything else regarding bidding
on this project, contact Requirements: Skanska Coffman a Joint Venture is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is requesting
Precision Engineering, Inc. via phone quotes from all qualified subcontractors and suppliers. Skanska Coffman a Joint Venture will assist
An Equal Opportunity Employer qualified subcontractors, vendors, & suppliers in obtaining bonding, lines of credit, insurance, neces-
sary equipment, materials and/or supplies. If you are a DBE Company, please provide your certifica-
tion letter with your proposal. If you are a non-DBE, please indicate all lower-tier participation on your
quotation as it will be evaluated with your price. In order to assist DBE subcontractors and suppliers,
SBA Awards $2.7M in
Sub-Bids Requested from we will divide total requirements into smaller packages, tasks or quantities & establish delivery & con- Grants to 14 Women’s
DBE, MBE/WBE Subcontractors and Suppliers struction schedules which will permit maximum participation when feasible. Subcontracting Require-
Oro Loma Sanitary District ments: Skanska Coffman a Joint Venture’s insurance requirements are Commercial General Liability Business Centers
(GL): $1M ea. occ., $1M personal injury, $2M products & completed operations agg. & general agg.;
Sewer Collection System Pipeline
$1M Auto Liability; $5M Excess/Umbrella and $1M Workers Comp. Endorsements and waivers required g Continued from page 1
Rehabilitation & Replacement Project
Phase 2 are the Additional Insured End., Primary Wording End., & a Waiver of Subrogation (GL & WC). Other
insurance requirements may be necessary per RFP requirement. Subcontractors may be required to
Sacramento, CA
Bid Date 9/22/21 @ 2:00 P.M.
furnish performance and payment bonds in the full amount of their subcontract by an admitted surety. California Capital Women’s Business Center
For Subcontractors & Suppliers in the
Skanska Coffman a Joint Venture will pay bond premium. Quotations must be valid for the same dura-
area of Trucking, Supply of Pipe &
Fittings, Striping tion as specified by the Owner for contract award. Conditions or exceptions in Subcontractor’s quote Santa Barbara, CA
are expressly rejected unless accepted in writing. Skanska Coffman a Joint Venture is signatory to the
Precision Engineering, Inc. Operating Engineers, Laborers, Cement Masons, & Carpenters Unions. Subcontractors must provide Women’s Economic Ventures Women’s
1939 Newcomb Ave Business Center
weekly, one original and one copy of all certified payrolls, including non-performance and fringe ben-
San Francisco, CA 94124
efit statements if required by law or by the Prime Contract. Please note that all Contractors and Sub-
Ph: (415) 621-4882 x 100 Twin Falls, ID
contractors must register with The DIR (Department of Industrial Relations) in order to bid on public
Fx: (415) 621-4812
Contact: Finbar Brody works projects. Include CSLB License Number and DIR Number on All Quotes Submitted. Idaho Women’s Business Center-Twin Falls
For assistance with bonding, lines of credit, Skanska Coffman A Joint Venture is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer
insurance,or anything else regarding bidding
Vist the link below for the full article:
EEO/AA/Vet/Disability Employer
on this project, contact Estimating Department: 1995 Agua Mansa Rd, Riverside, CA 92509 www.sba.gov/article/2021/aug/16/sba-
Precision Engineering, Inc. via phone
Phone: (951) 684-5360 • Fax: (951) 788-2449 awards-27m-grants-14-womens-business-
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Lead Estimator: Joe Sidor • Email: bids.socal@skanska.com centers
6 SMALL BUSINESS EXCHANGE AUGUST 26, 2021 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2021
California Sub-Bid Request Ads
ANDREW M JORDAN INC
dba A & B CONSTRUCTION
1350 Fourth Street, Berkeley, CA 94710
Phone: 510-999-6000 Fax: 510-982-3636
Requests proposals/quotes from all qualified DBE
certified subcontractors, suppliers, and truckers
431 Payran Street, Petaluma, CA 94952 An Equal Opportunity Employer is requesting quotations from all qualified Professional services, sub-contractors, material suppliers and for the following project:
Phone: 707-835-2900 • Fax: 707-835-2994 trucking including certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) for the following project:
Contact: Kelsey Godfrey Caltrans Project # 04-0K6704, in San Mateo County &
Email:bid@arntzbuilders.com Caltrans ~ 03-1H18U4 South San Francisco At 0.1 Mile North of Francisco Drive.
Bids: September 8, 2021 @ 2:00 pm
Route 80 In and Near Truckee from 0.2 Mile West of Donner Park Overcrossing to Route 89/267 Separation – Nevada County
REQUESTS QUOTATIONS FROM DBE AND ALL LCP, CONST. ARE SIGNS , TRAFFIC CNTRL SYSTEM, CHANNEL-
03-Nev-80-13.0/16.5 ~ Project ID 0321000106 IZER, PORTABLE RADAR & MESSAGE SPEED FEEDBACK SIGN,
QUALIFIED SUBCONTRACTORS & SUPPLIERS
Roadway excavation, JPCP and furnish polyester concrete overlay. TEMP. RAILING, ALTERNATIVE TEMP. CRASH CUSHION, SWPPP,
FOR ALL TRADES FOR THE FOLLOWING EROSION CNTRL, STREET SWEEPING, TEMP. CONC. WASHOUT,
PROJECT: Bid Date: October 5, 2021 at 2:00 PM TREATED WOOD WASTE, REMOVE CONC. CLEAR & GRUBB,
ROADWAY & STRUCTURE EXCAVATION (SOLDIER PILE WALL),
**Bidding Electronically. Quotes need to be received by 11:00am on bid day**
BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY SHEEHY COURT (AERIALLY DEPOSITED LEAD), STRUCTURE BF (SOLDIER PILE
NAPA, CA CONTACT: WALL), CONC. BF (SOLDIER PILE WALL), LEAN CONC. BF, HMA
(TYPE A), PLACE HMA AC DIKE (TYPE A) & (TYPE C), REMOVE
NVTA IFB NO. 21-01 Debby Pannell AC. DIKE, STEEL SOLDIER PILE, 30” DRILLED HOLE, STRUCTURAL
BID DATE: September 8, 2021 at 2:00pm Brosamer & Wall Inc. CONC. DI, MINOR CONC. (BF), TIMBER LAGGING MFBM, CLEAN
& PAINT STEEL SOLDIER PILING, REMOVE RETAINING WALL,
ESTIMATE: $25,000,000.00 1777 Oakland Blvd, Suite 300, Walnut Creek, California 94596 GRATED LINE DRAIN, INLET DEPRESSION, REMOVE CULVERT,
PH: 925-932-7900 • FAX: 925-279-2269 MISC. IRON & STEEL, TEMP. FENCE (TYPE CL-6), GUARD RAIL-
Trades needed but not limited to: ING DELINEATOR, REMOVE ROADSIDE SIGN, FURNISH SINGLE
Site Demo, Earthwork, Grade, Pave, Site Utilities, PROJECT SCOPE: SHT ALUM. SIGN (0.063”-UNFRAMED) SQFT, FURNISH SINGLE
SHT ALUM. SIGN (0.080”-UNFRAMED) SQFT, INSTALL ROADSIDE
Site Concrete, Rebar, Concrete Floor Sealing, Brosamer & Wall Inc., is requesting quotes from all qualified subcontractors, suppliers, and truckers including certified DBEs SIGN, MIDWEST GUARDRAIL SYSTEM (STEEL POST), VEGETA-
Polished Concrete Finishing, Quartz-Aggregate on all items of work type listed below, including but not limited to: TION CNTRL, END ANCHOR ASSEMBLY, ALTERNATIVE IN-LINE
Finishing, CMU Masonry, Landscape and Irriga- TERMINAL SYSTEM, REMOVE GUARDRAIL, MODIFYING LIGHTING
tion, Electrical, Structural and Misc. Metals, Steel
·Lead Compliance Plan ·Develop Water Supply ·Construction Area Signs ·Traffic Control System ·Stationary Impact Attenuator Vehicle ·Type SYSTEMS, MOBILIZATION.
Decking, Custom Decorative Metal Fences, Deco- III Barricade ·Temporary Traffic Stripe (Paint) ·Plastic Traffic Drums ·Portable Radar Speed Feedback Sign System ·Temporary Pedestrian Ac- Bonding, insurance, lines of credit and any technical assistance
rative Metal Fences and Gates, CL Fences and cess Route ·Portable Changeable Message Sign ·Temporary Railing (Type K) ·Temporary Crash Cushion ·Temporary Traffic Screen ·Prepare or information related to the plans & specifications & require-
ments for the work will be made available to interested suppliers
Gates, SS Countertops, Cabinetry & Plam Paneling, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan ·Rain Event Action Plan ·Storm Water Sampling and Analysis Day ·Storm Water Annual Report ·Tempo-
& subcontractors. Assistance with obtaining necessary equip-
Bituminous Dampproofing, Crystalline WP, Below rary Erosion Control Blanket ·Move-In/Move-Out (Temporary Erosion Control) ·Temporary Hydraulic Mulch (Bonded Fiber Matrix) ·Temporary ment, supplies, materials, or related assistance or services for this
Grade Vapor Retarders, Plastic Sheet Air Barriers Cover ·Temporary Check Dam ·Temporary Drainage Inlet Protection ·Temporary Fiber Roll ·Temporary Gravel Bag Berm ·Temporary Silt Fence project will also be offered to interested DVBE certified suppliers,
(Tyvec), Standing Seam Metal Roofing and WPs, subcontractors, truckers. A & B is signatory to the Operating Engi-
·Temporary Construction Entrance ·Street Sweeping ·Temporary Concrete Washout ·Temporary Creek Diversion Systems ·Treated Wood Waste neers and Laborers Collective Bargaining Agreements.
Formed Metal WPs, HM, Doors, Hardware, Glass,
·Temporary High-Visibility Fence ·Clearing And Grubbing ·Roadway Excavation ·Shoulder Backing ·Sand Bedding ·Wood Mulch ·Check and Test
Glazing, Aluminum Storefronts, Translucent Pan- 100% Payment & Performance bonds will be required from a sin-
els (Kalwall), Fixed Sunscreens, OH Coiling Doors, Existing Irrigation Facilities ·Bonded Fiber Matrix ·Rolled Erosion Control Product (Netting) ·Compost ·Class 2 Aggregate Base ·Base Bond gle, Treasury-listed surety company subject to A & B’s approval. A
Sectional Doors, Thermal Insulation, Gypboard and Breaker ·Hot Mix Asphalt (Type A) ·Minor Hot Mix Asphalt ·Place Hot Mix Asphalt Dike (Type E & Type F) ·Tack Coat ·Remove Asphalt Concrete & B will pay bond premium up to 1.5%. Subcontractors awarded
on any project will be on A & B’s standard form for subcontract
Metal Framing, Ceramic Tiling, Acoustic Tile Ceil- Dike ·Cold Plane Asphalt Concrete Pavement ·Jointed Plain Concrete Pavement ·Drill And Bond (Dowel Bar) ·Drill And Bond (Tie Bar) ·Individual without any modifications. For questions or assistance required
ings, Resilient Base and Carpet, Acid Resistant Slab Replacement (RSC) ·Replace Joint Seal (Asphalt Rubber) ·Remove Concrete Pavement (CY) ·Grind Existing Concrete Pavement ·60” on the above, please call Abel Canlas at 510-210-2832 or at
acanlas@a-bconstruction.net
Resinous Flooring, Resinous Flooring at Wash Bays, Cast-In-Drilled-Hole Concrete Pile (Sign Foundation) ·Structural Concrete ·Drainage Inlet ·Minor Concrete ·Furnish And Install Sign Structure
Painting, Graffiti Resistant Coatings, Epoxy Coat- Project Link: http://ppmoe.dot.ca.gov/des/oe/weekly-ads/oe-
·Polyester Concrete Overlay ·Plastic Pipe ·Reinforced Concrete Pipe ·Corrugated Steel Pipe ·Slotted Plastic Pipe ·Corrugated Steel Pipe Down-
ings for Wash Bay Walls, Vehicle Service Equip- project.php?q=04-0K6704
drain ·Anchor Assembly ·Alternative Flared End Section ·Abandon Culvert ·Abandon Inlet ·Cleaning, Inspecting, and Preparing Culvert ·Sand
ment, Compressed Air Vehicle Service, Vacuum We are an Equal Opportunity Employer
Equipment, Vehicle Wash Equipment, Vehicle Lifts,
Backfill ·Cured-In-Place Pipeliner ·Concrete (Ditch Lining) ·Rock Slope Protection ·Detectable Warning Surface ·Pre/Post Construction Surveys
Fabricated Equipment, Roof Exp Joints, Folding ·Miscellaneous Iron and Steel ·Manhole Frame and Cover ·Concrete Barrier Delinetor ·Delineator (Class 2) ·Signage ·Midwest Guardrail System
Panel Partitions, Storage Equipment, Sheet Metal, (Steel Post) ·Vegetation Control ·Transition Railing (Type WB-31) ·End Anchor Assembly ·Two-Component Paint Pavement Marking and Stripe
HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Sprinklers, Survey, Ero- ·Rumble Strip (Asphalt Concrete Pavement and Concrete Pavement) ·Traffic Stripe ·Maintaining Existing Traffic Management System Elements
sion Control, Pave Markings, Fire Stopping, Joint During Construction ·Locating and Mapping Underground Facilities ·Fiber Optic Cable Systems ·Modifying Lighting Systems ·Modifying Sign
Sealants, Plastic Paneling, Roof Hatches, Access Illumination Systems ·Modifying Traffic Monitoring Stations ·Mobilization ·Etc.
Doors, Mirrors, Louvers, Signage, Toilet Acces-
sories and Compartments, Corner Guards, Fire Please Contact Brosamer & Wall Inc. at the email listed below for the complete list of the Actual Available Project Bid Items.
Department Boxes, FECs, Lockers, Roller Window Requirements: Brosamer & Wall, Inc. will work with interested subcontractors/suppliers to identify opportunities to break down items into
Shades, Projection Screens, Tactile Warning Sur-
economically feasible packages to facilitate DBE. Brosamer & Wall, Inc. is a union signatory contractor. Subcontractors must possess a current
facing, Parking Bumpers, Bike Lockers, Bike Rack,
contractor’s license, insurance coverage, valid DBE certification, DIR (Department of Industrial Relations) registration number for public work
Trash Receptacle
projects, and worker’s compensation for the entire length of the contract. All subcontractors will be required to sign our standard Subcontract
All contractors shall be registered with the Department Agreement. 100% payment and performance bonds may be required. If you have any questions regarding this project or need assistance in
of Industrial Relations pursuant to Labor Code Sec- obtaining/waiving insurance, bonding, equipment, materials and/or supplies please call or email Debby Pannell contact information below.
tion 1725.5 to be qualified to bid on, be listed in a bid
proposal (submitted on or after March 1, 2015) or be Plans and specifications can be viewed at our office located at 1777 Oakland Blvd Suite 300, Walnut Creek, Ca. 94596 or can be
awarded a contract for public work on a public works accessed for free at the Caltrans website: www.dot.ca.gov/hq/esc/oe. B&W will also make plans & specs available electronically. Please email
project (awarded on or after April 1, 2015). In addition, Debby Pannell at dpannell@brosamerwall.com for free online link. Brosamer & Wall Inc. intends to work cooperatively with all qualified firms
they are subject to the requirements of Section 4104
of the Public Contract Code.
seeking work on this project. **Submit ALL Bid/Quotes via email to estimating@brosamerwall.com or via fax at 925-279-2269 along with a copy
of your CURRENT DBE CERTIFICATION by 11am on bid day. Please Include your CSLB License Number & DIR Registration Number on all bid/quotes. DIVERSITY
OUTREACH
BONDING, INSURANCE, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Subcontractors, Dealers/Suppliers and Brokers please provide your designation code to us on or before October 5, 2021.
AVAILABLE. PLANS AVAILABLE IN GC’S PLAN ROOM. B&W, INC., IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.
SUCCESSFUL SUBCONTRACTORS WILL BE RE-
QUIRED TO SIGN ARNTZ BUILDERS, INC. STANDARD
SUBCONTRACT AGREEMENT WHICH INCLUDES
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CONTRACTORS PROVIDE A 100% FAITHFUL PERFOR-
is requesting quotes from certified • ITB to Targeted (NAIC/SIC/UNSPSC)
MANCE AND PAYMENT BOND OF THE SUBCONTRACT
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PRICE FROM A TREASURY LISTED SURETY COMPANY
ACCEPTABE TO ARNTZ BUILDERS. YOUR PROPOSAL Oro Loma Sanitary District (OLSD) • Telephone Follow-up (Live)
WILL CONSTITUE AN ACCEPTANCE OF OUR STAN-
Sewer Collection System Pipeline
DARD SUBCONTRACT TERMS. OUR STANDARD
SUBCONTRACT MAY BE FOUND ON OUR WEBSITE: Rehabilitation and Replacement Project – Phase 2 • Agency/Organization Letters
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YOUR PROPOSAL IS AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THAT
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TRACT TERMS. BOND PREMIUM TO BE INCLUDED IN We are seeking subs/suppliers of Traffic Control, Paving, Grinding, Install Concrete Flatwork,
BID AS A SEPARATE ITEM. SUBCONTRACTORS WILL • Customized Reports Available
Manholes, Excavation, Shoring, Trucking, Saw Cutting, Sewer Bypass, TV Inspection, and Pipe
BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A WAIVER OF SUBROGA-
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