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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on February 18, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Furnish, Deliver, & Install Fire Hydrants on La Mesa Road Project - Phase 2

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JM26-099State & Local

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The City of Victorville is advancing an ongoing infrastructure initiative focused on enhancing fire safety by installing fire hydrants in underserved locations. This contract concerns Phase 2 of the project, involving the furnishing, delivery, and installation of two fire hydrants along La Mesa Road. The work includes all necessary components and accessories for the hydrants, as well as the restoration of surrounding areas, such as asphalt concrete pavement, sidewalks, and street striping, ensuring that the site is returned to its original condition after installation. The project is part of an annual recurring budget of approximately $100,000 dedicated to this effort, and this particular solicitation was posted in February 2026 with a response deadline in early March 2026. The contract is managed by the City of Victorville’s Engineering department, with Dennis Lee, an Associate Civil Engineer, and John Mendiola, the Purchasing Manager, designated as points of contact. The work is to be performed within California, specifically in Victorville, and is solicited under the title "Furnish, Deliver, & Install Fire Hydrants on La Mesa Road Project - Phase 2."

General Info

Victorville’s Phase 2 project installs two fire hydrants on La Mesa Road with full site restoration.

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Construction Agreement City of Victorville Project Title

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Construction Agreement City of Victorville Project Title

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JM26-099 Fire Hydrants Installation Bid Schedule

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JM26-099 Furnish, Deliver & Install Fire Hydrants on La Mesa Road Project - Phase 2 RFQ

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Attachment A - Project Plans (Phase 2)

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BONDS_&_GUARANTY.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia → Engineering
Contacts2 people available
OfficeVictorville, CA, 92392, USA
Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Engineering
Office AddressVictorville, CA, 92392, USA
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DENNIS LEEAssociate Civil Engineer
John MendiolaPurchasing Manager

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Pyramid Building & EngineeringHesperia, CA
EveronOrange, CA

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The City of Victorville is implementing an annual, recurring project with an annual budget of approximately $100,000 to install fire hydrants in areas with insufficient coverage. This quote shall cover the installation of Phase 2 of the project plans, consisting of two (2) fire hydrants. The Contractor shall furnish, deliver and install two (2) fire hydrants along La Mesa Road, including all necessary appurtenances. The work shall also include asphalt concrete (AC) pavement restoration, sidewalk repair, and street stripping, as required to complete the installation and restore affected areas.

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