Foothill Perimeter Fencing & Gates

The project involves the demolition of existing bollards and the installation of new perimeter fencing and gates at Foothill Intermediate School in Marysville, California, with a focus on safety, accessibility, and compliance with local and state codes. The work includes full installation of chain-link perimeter fencing, pedestrian and vehicle/fire access gates with all necessary hardware, concrete footings for fence and gate supports, and mow curbs where specified. Coordination with the local fire authority is required to ensure proper fire access provisions, including the installation of Knox locking devices. All work must align with the District’s specifications, including adherence to the 2010 California Building Code and Title 24 regulations. The project is governed by a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) award process, where bids must meet all mandatory compliance criteria to be considered, and the lowest responsive and responsible bidder will be selected. Bidders are required to submit sealed paper proposals by 1:00 p.m. on August 12, 2026, to the Marysville Joint Unified School District Purchasing Department in person, with no electronic submissions allowed for initial bids. Required documentation includes a completed bid form, bid bond, performance bond, payment bond, subcontractor list, site visit certification, noncollusion declaration, Iran Contracting Act certification, and detailed escrow documentation with cost breakdowns and subcontractor quotes. All contractors must provide evidence of compliance with mandatory certifications, including worker’s compensation, prevailing wage, disabled veteran’s business enterprise participation, drug-free and tobacco-free workplace policies, hazardous materials handling, lead-based paint, imported materials, and criminal background investigations. Performance and payment bonds must be 100% of the contract value, and all materials must be delivered F.O.B. destination with packaging complying with manufacturer guidelines and protected from weather, sunlight, and physical damage. The contractor is solely responsible for inspection, quality control, and performance validation, with acceptance occurring on-site following completion. Post-award communications, submittals, and changes must be submitted electronically through the District’s online portal using approved formats such as PDF, Primavera P6, and AutoCAD DWG 2020. No contract value is listed, and final pricing will be established upon award based on the lowest compliant bid.