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This Subcontract opportunity from California was posted on October 9, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Channel Stabilization and Erosion Control

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NAICS: 237990
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Unity Park Field Renovation
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The Town of Trumbull is seeking competitive proposals from qualified firms to provide General Contracting services for the Unity Park Field Renovation project. The scope of work includes the removal of existing fencing, gates, backstops, clay infields, and turf, as well as the installation of a synthetic turf system and athletic equipment, including a 20-foot foul pole, in-ground bases, and a home plate forming system. The project is expected to begin around December 2026 and must be completed within 100 consecutive calendar days after the Notice to Proceed. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible qualified bidder based on the total proposal price, though the Town may consider other bidders if they offer an earlier completion date or expedited delivery. Key contractual requirements include a bid security of 10 percent of the base proposal and the provision of performance and payment bonds each totaling 100 percent of the contract price. Contractors must adhere to State of Connecticut prevailing wage guidelines, unless the low bid is under 100,000 dollars, and must comply with OSHA standards and non-discrimination policies. Liquidated damages of 1,100 dollars per day will be applied for delays beyond the completion date. Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope to the Purchasing Agent by December 4, 2026, and must include a work schedule, a statement of qualifications, and a non-collusion form. All materials must meet specific ASTM standards for steel and PVC coatings to ensure durability and salt-spray resistance.
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about 4 hours ago

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NAICS: 237990
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Carroll Creek Stream Restoration - CIP# 350007 (MWBE Goals)
Solicitation # IFB-27-11
The Carroll Creek Stream Restoration project (CIP# 350007), issued by the City of Frederick, Maryland under solicitation IFB-27-11, is a comprehensive construction effort located near Old Gas House Pike. The scope of work includes in-stream structure installation, floodplain bench grading, bank stabilization, and extensive planting. Key technical requirements involve the use of a Stream Restoration Plan, supplemental specifications, and the installation of reinforced soil lifts, riparian seed mixes, and various culverts. The project has an estimated value of approximately 6.88 million dollars and is expected to be completed within 180 days of the Notice to Proceed. Bidders must comply with strict submission requirements via the OpenGov Portal, including a detailed electronic project schedule and a list of three equivalent projects completed within the last four years. The contract emphasizes socioeconomic goals with participation targets of 31 percent for MBE, 11 percent for WBE, and 2 percent for SDVOSB. Financial security is mandated through a 5 percent bid bond, followed by 100 percent performance and materialmen bonds upon award, and a two-year maintenance bond upon final acceptance. Contract administration includes a two-year guarantee on all work and materials, with liquidated damages set at 500 dollars per calendar day for delays beyond the substantial completion date. The City of Frederick reserves the right to withhold payment if the required progress schedule is not submitted. Evaluation for award is based on the vendor's responsiveness to material requirements and their overall responsibility, including technical capability, integrity, and performance record.
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about 5 hours ago

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in 6 days
NAICS: 237990
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CSP-26-08-06 Kingwood Campus Flood Mitigation Project
Solicitation # CSP-26-08-06
The Lone Star College System has issued Competitive Sealed Proposal CSP-26-08-06 for the Kingwood Campus Flood Mitigation Project. The primary objective is to protect ten campus buildings previously damaged by Hurricane Harvey through the design, construction, and implementation of a new continuous structural flood wall, passive flood gates, and new site detention measures for stormwater management. The scope of work is strictly limited to the site and excludes modifications to existing buildings. Key deliverables include a functional flood mitigation system and updated site infrastructure, such as new sidewalks, lighting, and landscaping. All work must comply with approved plans, City of Houston standards, and TCEQ requirements. Proposals are due by January 22, 2027, and will be evaluated using a Best Value procurement method. Scoring is weighted heavily on price (50 points), followed by experience, reputation, and references (20 points), quality of goods and services (10 points), and safety records (5 points). Qualified offerors must provide a detailed cost proposal, a safety record for 2023-2026, and documentation of experience with FEMA-funded and public entity projects. Key personnel, such as the Project Manager or Superintendent, must possess at least 10 years of construction experience, including participation in two flood mitigation projects and one project exceeding 10 million dollars. The contract requires strict adherence to material standards, including ASTM specifications for thin brick, calcium silicate, and granite, with independent laboratory testing required for masonry units. Financial protections include performance bonds for bids over 100,000 dollars and payment bonds for bids over 25,000 dollars. Additionally, the agreement is subject to annual budget appropriations, and vendors must certify compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act, the Buy America Act, and various non-discrimination and critical infrastructure security regulations.
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about 7 hours ago

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NAICS: 237990
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(RFP) 27-27, Richard Craig Park Athletic Complex Renovation
Solicitation # 27-27
Henry County is soliciting proposals for a complete turnkey renovation of the Richard Craig Park Athletic Complex in McDonough, Georgia. The project focuses on modernizing baseball and softball facilities and converting four tennis courts into eight dedicated pickleball courts to enhance public access and support league play and community events. The work is structured in two phases to minimize operational disruptions: Phase One covers the renovation of Fields 1 through 5, while Phase Two includes Fields 6 through 8, the Sunshine League therapeutic field, the concession building, and batting cage improvements. Key technical deliverables include laser grading, drainage improvements, irrigation system replacement, and the installation of certified 419 Bermuda sod and new athletic infield mix. Qualified contractors must hold a valid license from the State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors and provide a minimum one-year warranty on all labor and materials. Proposals are due by 3:00 PM on December 17, 2026, and must be submitted via the county's eProcurement portal or delivered in person to the Purchasing Department. Submissions must include a base bid lump sum, a detailed schedule of values, a bid bond of at least 5 percent, and a completed W9 form. The successful bidder will be required to provide 100 percent Performance and Payment Bonds within 15 days of the award. Evaluation is based on a 100-point scoring system, with potential additional points for oral presentations, and all work must strictly adhere to ADA accessibility requirements and OSHA safety standards.
Henry County Board of Commissioners

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about 8 hours ago

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in about 1 month

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Napa County in California is seeking a subcontractor for a Channel Stabilization and Erosion Control project. The primary objective of this contract is to prevent erosion by stabilizing river and creek channels through the implementation of riprap, gabions, bioengineering, or concrete lining. The opportunity was posted on October 9, 2025, with a response deadline of November 21, 2025. This project falls under NAICS code 237990, and interested parties can find further details through the official Napa County bids portal.

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This scope was carved out of FC26-01.

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Napa River / Napa Creek Flood Protection Project - Floodwalls North of the Bypass, FC26-01

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Stabilize river and creek channels using riprap, gabions, bioengineering, or concrete lining to prevent erosion.

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NAICS: 541620
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Napa County Regional Climate Action and Adaptation PlanThe Napa County Regional Climate Action and Adaptation Plan is a coordinated regional initiative led by Napa County in partnership with the cities of American Canyon, Calistoga, Napa, St. Helena, and the Town of Yountville, aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing climate resilience across the county. The plan targets key emission sources including vehicle travel, electricity use, natural gas consumption, and local land use practices, with measurable strategies organized across sectors such as energy, transportation, waste, and land use. Implementation timelines span from near-term actions starting in 2026 to long-term goals extending through 2045, with annualized cost estimates ranging from $386,085 in 2030 to $718,500 by 2045, reflecting projected investments in emissions reduction and adaptation measures. The plan includes specific project actions with clear performance targets and financial projections, though it does not conform to traditional federal procurement structures or include standard FAR clauses, contract line items, or formal bid evaluation criteria. The plan requires rigorous environmental compliance under CEQA, Cal/OSHA, CALGreen, and state and federal endangered species protections, with mandatory biological surveys, qualified biologist oversight, and habitat conservation measures. Construction and project activities must adhere to strict protocols including equipment decontamination to prevent invasive species spread, use of certified weed-free materials, installation of tire track stations, and implementation of spill prevention plans. All personnel must undergo environmental training, and work may be halted immediately if special-status species are detected. Mitigation efforts must include permanent conservation of affected lands via easements, and coordination with CDFW and USFWS is required for any project impacting protected species or habitats. Submission of proposals is due by August 31, 2026, via email, postal mail, or through an online portal, with oversight coordinated by Jesse Gutierrez, Principal Planner – Sustainability at Napa County’s Department of Planning, Building and Environmental Services. While the initiative involves significant environmental and infrastructure investment, it is structured as a policy implementation framework rather than a competitive procurement, with no formal contracting officer, COR, COTR, payment office, or federal accounting identifiers designated.
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NAICS: 541620
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1260 Shady Brook Vineyard Track I Agricultural Erosion Control Plan (ECPA) P25-00011-ECPA
Solicitation # P25-00011-ECPA
The project, identified as P25-00011-ECPA, involves the development of approximately 1.3 gross acres of vineyard within a 41.8-acre parcel located at 1260 Shady Brook Lane in Napa, California. Approved by Napa County on June 29, 2026, the scope of work includes land disturbing activities on slopes greater than 5%, the clearing of oak woodland and ruderal lands, earthmoving, land contouring, and the installation of agricultural infrastructure. The project is supported by a Mitigated Negative Declaration under CEQA, concluding that the development will not have a significant environmental effect provided specific mitigation measures are implemented. Key technical requirements include a soil loss analysis and hydrologic analysis to ensure that sediment delivery and peak runoff do not exceed pre-project levels. Environmental protections are central to the contract, requiring the preservation of oak woodlands, pre-construction surveys for Crotch's bumble bee between April and August, and the installation of protective fencing around Napa bluecurl and Green monardella populations. Additionally, a water availability analysis confirmed that groundwater demands for the vineyard are within the site's recharge capacity. The project is managed by Daniel and Deborah Chen and implemented by Applied Engineering, Inc., with oversight from the Napa County Planning, Building and Environmental Services Department.
Environmental Consulting Services

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5 months ago

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NAICS: 541620
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Crush Partners Vineyard Track I Agricultural Erosion Control Plan Application (ECPA) P25- 00003-ECPA
Solicitation # P25-00003-ECPA
The Crush Partners Vineyard project, identified by permit P25-00003-ECPA, involves the development of approximately 18.3 gross acres of vineyard within a 27.98-acre parcel located on Wooden Valley Road in Napa, California. The scope of work includes clearing grassland, earthmoving with approximately 1,000 cubic yards of cut and fill, and the installation of erosion and runoff control measures on slopes greater than 5 percent. The project consists of 7.8 acres of replanted existing vineyard and 7.8 acres of new vineyard, totaling approximately 15.6 net planted acres. Performance requirements include maintaining a permanent cover crop and vineyard avenues with a minimum vegetation cover density of 75 percent to prevent soil loss and manage peak storm flow. The project was approved by Napa County on August 3, 2026, following a Negative Declaration under CEQA indicating no significant environmental impacts. Key technical requirements include a 35-foot setback from ephemeral streams, adherence to a grading season from April 1 through September 15, and preconstruction nesting bird surveys between February 1 and August 31. The project is supported by comprehensive analyses, including a Water Availability Analysis for groundwater use, a Landslide Hazard Evaluation, and a Biological Resources Reconnaissance Survey to protect oak woodlands and special-status species. Administrative terms specify that the applicant, Rob Lloyd, is responsible for all county processing fees, with payments due within 30 days of billing.
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