Fire Station 55 Hose Room and Exterior Repairs PROJ-25-0023

This project involves targeted repairs and upgrades to Fire Station 55’s Hose Room and adjacent exterior areas in Bangor, California, located at 7540 Oroville Bangor Hwy. The scope includes replacing existing east-facing double doors with new commercial-grade, insulated metal doors featuring weather stripping, panic hardware, and a secure locking mechanism; repairing damaged stucco using new control joints compliant with ASTM C926 and local building codes; cleaning and repainting the entire exterior; and removing the existing concrete and drainage system near the main apparatus door to install a new linear or area drain with a grate, followed by pouring replacement concrete to match the existing surface. All work is confined within the current building footprint and adjacent hardscape, with no expansion of structure, capacity, or impervious area permitted. The project qualifies for a CEQA Class 15301 exemption as an improvement to an existing facility, and compliance with applicable building codes, safety standards, and manufacturer specifications is mandatory. The work will be inspected and accepted at the project site by Butte County authorities. The procurement is listed as a forecast under NAICS code 238190, with no formal solicitation number, contract type, or estimated value disclosed. The only financial data referenced are administrative fees totaling $50 for state environmental filing, unrelated to the project’s construction cost. No contract clauses from the FAR or DFARS are cited, and no evaluation factors, payment terms, contracting personnel, or delivery schedules are identified. The entity is a local public agency, not subject to federal SAM or CAGE registration requirements, and no socioeconomic set-asides, representations, or certifications typical of federal procurements apply. All submissions were made via paper filing to Butte County’s Planning Division in Oroville, with no electronic portal or formal proposal format required. The lead contact is Mark Michelena, Principal Planner, and oversight resides with Butte County’s Development Services department. No additional attachments were formally listed or labeled, though references exist to a certified exemption finding, notice of exemption, CDFW determination, and cash receipt copy as supporting documents.