First Street Stormwater Pump Station Flood Relief Project

The First Street Stormwater Pump Station Flood Relief Project, solicitation number 27-CO-EN-1204, is a public works improvement project managed by the City of Coronado, California. The scope of work involves the removal of an existing diverter pump and partial demolition of a storm drain diversion structure to facilitate the installation of a new system. Key deliverables include the installation of an owner-furnished Flygt pre-engineered fiberglass pump station, a pre-cast discharge valve vault, a new storm drain force main, an outfall, and check valves, as well as updated electrical services including SDG&E service. The project has an engineering estimate of $1,213,400.00, and the City reserves the right to vary the total contract price by plus or minus 25 percent based on unit price quantities and authorized allowances. Bidders must possess a valid Class A General Engineering Contractor's License and submit a complete proposal via the PlanetBids portal by the deadline of November 9, 2026, at 2:00 PM. The award will be based on the total price of all items, with additional evaluation factors including the bidder's experience, financial condition, and capacity to perform. Required documentation includes a bidder's proposal, a unit price list, a subcontractor list for any work exceeding $10,000, a certificate regarding the contractor's license, and a statement of experience and financial condition. Security requirements include a bid security of 10 percent of the lump sum base bid, along with performance and payment bonds totaling 100 percent of the contract price. The anticipated commencement date for construction is February 16, 2027, with a required completion period of 80 working days. All work must comply with prevailing wage rates, California Labor Code, and various technical standards including the Greenbook, AWWA, and NEC.