26-27 Street Rehabilitation Project

The City of Winters is soliciting bids for the 26-27 Street Rehabilitation Project, which entails comprehensive roadway improvements across multiple street segments including the alley between Main and Russell, Rd 89, East Baker St, and Lauren Ct. The work requires applying Type II slurry seal to approximately 241,617 square feet and performing grinding followed by a 2-inch HMA overlay on approximately 166,690 square feet. Additional responsibilities include replacing 20 ADA-compliant curb ramps, restriping stop bars, centerlines, fog lines, parking T’s, and crosswalks, raising utility lids as needed, and off-hauling all grindings to the City’s Wastewater Treatment Plant. All traffic control measures must be implemented in accordance with applicable standards. Work must be completed within 90 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed, and all materials and methods must conform to the Green Book – Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction, which governs the technical requirements and workmanship. The contract follows a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation model, where award is based solely on the lowest total bid price provided the bidder is both responsible and responsive. Responsiveness requires strict adherence to the City’s prescribed bid forms without modification, supplementation, or omission of required sections, including the completed Public Works Contractor Registration Certification, Contractor’s Certificate Regarding Workers’ Compensation, and Bidder Information and Experience Form. Other mandatory certifications include the Iran Contracting Act Certification and a Non-Collusion Declaration, though no completed forms are present in the submitted materials, and the absence of a Unique Entity ID or CAGE code prevents verification of entity status. Bids must be submitted electronically or physically by the August 27, 2026 deadline, and the City’s Public Works Superintendent, Eric Lucero, serves as the point of contact. The contract does not specify unit prices or total estimated value due to blank pricing fields in the bid schedule, nor does it include federal acquisition regulations, payment office details, accounting codes, or COR/COTR designations, reflecting its nature as a municipal construction project governed by state and local requirements rather than federal procurement rules.