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Concrete and Asphalt Supply

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Agency

California → CITY OF TUSTINView Agency

NAICS

327320 - Ready-Mix Concrete ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Millbrae, CA, 94030, USA

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of 20260807023.

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El Camino Real And Auto Center Drive Signal Improvements

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AgencyCalifornia → CITY OF TUSTIN
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Supply of ready-mix concrete (PCC) and asphalt (AC) meeting ASTM and Caltrans standards for use in curb ramps, paving, and restoration work.

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El Camino Real And Auto Center Drive Signal Improvements
Solicitation # 20260807023
The project at the El Camino Real and Auto Center Drive intersection in Tustin, California, involves comprehensive signal improvements requiring full demolition and removal of existing traffic signal infrastructure, followed by the installation of new poles, pull boxes, conduits, conductors, vehicle detection loops, DLC wires, and curb ramps. Work encompasses complete mobilization, temporary traffic control, and strict adherence to safety protocols ensuring uninterrupted access for pedestrians, bicycles, vehicles, emergency services, and local businesses. Environmental controls for sediment, erosion, dust, and noise are mandatory, along with careful protection of existing utilities and improvements. All documentation and communications must be managed through the Procore construction management platform, with as-built drawings submitted in both PDF and CAD formats upon completion. The contract is structured on a Lump Sum basis with unit pricing, and payment is tied to monthly progress applications subject to a 5% retention, with final payment due within 60 days of Notice of Completion after submission of lien waivers. Award will be made on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis, with no trade-offs between cost and technical merit. Bidders must meet all mandatory responsibility thresholds: a 10% bid security, general liability insurance with an A.M. Best rating of A-VII or better, workers’ compensation insurance with a B-/VII or better rating, and 100% performance and payment bonds from an approved surety. Contractors must be properly licensed, comply with prevailing wage laws, submit weekly certified payroll records, and ensure all off-road diesel equipment meets CARB Title 13 compliance with records retained for three years post-project. Insurance certificates and licensing statements must be submitted within 10 days of award, and failure to comply results in annulment. All materials must be delivered in original, unmarked packaging with full manufacturer labeling per ASTM, Caltrans, IRWD, and MUTCD standards, and must remain uncontaminated and protected from weather. Utility coordination with SCE, IRWD, and SoCalGas is required without additional compensation for delays, and any discovery of hazardous conditions during excavation deeper than four feet must be reported immediately. No formal FAR clauses or federal accounting codes apply, as this is a municipal procurement governed by city-specific requirements and California public works codes.
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