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Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase Ii

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20260717030State & Local

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The City of Corona Public Works Department is seeking bids for Phase II of its Citywide Sidewalk Improvements project, identified as Bid #ST-2027-04 and NIB 27-003CA, with a response deadline of August 14, 2026. The scope requires the complete removal of approximately 347,704 square feet of existing concrete sidewalk up to six inches thick and the installation of new Portland cement concrete sidewalk in full compliance with City standards. Additional work includes clearing and grubbing, potholing, construction surveying, traffic control, implementation of Best Management Practices for erosion and sediment control, and public notification. Work must be performed quadrant-by-quadrant to minimize disruption. Alternate bid items allow for the removal of 54 trees with diameters up to 24 inches and 162 trees exceeding 25 inches in diameter, along with root pruning for those trees, though these are optional and subject to city election. The project is governed by the 2024 Greenbook Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction and must adhere to ASTM and AASHTO standards as applicable. All materials, including plastic pipe, must be clearly marked with manufacturer, nominal size, and schedule, and valve boxes must be heat-branded with designated codes. The contract follows a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable award methodology, with selection based on the lowest combined total of base and elected alternate bids from responsive and responsible bidders. Bidders must meet all technical requirements, hold valid California contractor licenses, provide proof of DIR registration, maintain required insurance coverage, and comply with the Iran Contracting Act and OSHA compliance standards. No federal FAR clauses are incorporated; instead, the contract relies on locally defined provisions and requirements. Submission must be made electronically through the PlanetBids portal by the deadline, with no physical copies accepted for the initial proposal. Final acceptance occurs on-site after inspection by the City Engineer and approval by the Public Works Director, contingent upon submission of as-built drawings, certified test reports, maintenance manuals, and completion of all contractual obligations. Payment is tied to unit prices and measured quantities, though no pricing data is provided in the bid schedule, suggesting prices are to be submitted by offerors. The performance period is limited to 300 working days from the notice to proceed, with a seven-day move-in period preceding work commencement. All work must occur within the City of Corona, and the contractor assumes full liability for defective materials or

General Info

Remove 347,704 sq ft of旧 sidewalk, install new, add tree removal, bid due Aug 14, 2026, Corona, CA

Agency

California → City of Corona, Public Works DepartmentView Agency

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Corona, CA, 92882, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Fleet Compliance Certification - Citywide Sidewalk Impr Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Section L - Landscaping & Irrigation Systems for Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II

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NIB 27-003CA Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II

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Bidder Self-Performance Verification Form - Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Addenda Acknowledgment - Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II - Section G General Provisions

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Designation of Subcontractors - Citywide Sidewalk Impr Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Non-collusion Declaration for Citywide Sidewalk Improvement Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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References for Citywide Sidewalk Improvement Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Appendix A - Standard Plans for Concrete and Sidewalk Construction

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Bid Bond Form - Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Notice Inviting Bids Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II 27-003CA

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Bid Form - Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Information Required of Bidders - Citywide Sidewalk Improvement Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Appendix B - Location Maps

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City of Corona Contractor-Subcontractor Registration Form

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Workers Compensation Certificate - Citywide Sidewalk Improvement Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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Bid Schedule - Citywide Sidewalk Improvements Phase II NIB 27-003CA

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Corona, Public Works Department
Contacts4 people available
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California → City of Corona, Public Works Department
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Carol AppeltLead Purchasing Specialist
Megan WoodallAssistant Project Manager

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Bid #ST-2027-04, NIB 27-003CA: The project consists of furnishing all labor, materials, and equipment for citywide sidewalk improvements. The work includes the removal of approximately 347,704 SF of existing PCC sidewalk (up to 6-inch thick) and the construction of new PCC sidewalk per City standards. The scope also includes clearing and grubbing, potholing, construction surveying, traffic control, implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs), and public notification. Alternate bid items include the removal of trees (54 trees ≤ 24" diameter and 162 trees > 25" diameter) and performing root pruning. The project requires work to be completed on a quadrant-by-quadrant basis.

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