Geyer Court Improvements

The Geyer Court Improvements project involves comprehensive infrastructure enhancements within the City of Ontario, California, with a contract value estimated between 1 million and 5 million dollars. The scope of work includes extensive street and storm drain improvements, such as grinding existing pavement, applying asphalt rubber hot mix overlays, installing traffic detection loops, constructing ADA-compliant curb ramps, PCC sidewalks, residential drive approaches, curbs, gutters, ribbon gutters, and pavement base layers. It also encompasses the removal and replacement of existing underground utilities, including CMP pipes, junction structures, inlet structures, catch basins, and the installation of new transition structures, 12-inch RCP pipes, and curb opening catch basins with local depressions. Trenching, excavation, backfilling, trench repair, and utility support are integral parts of these activities, along with adjustments to utility appurtenances like valve covers, manhole covers, monument wells, and other grade adjustments. In addition to street and storm drain work, the contract covers domestic water and sanitary sewer improvements, such as abandoning or removing existing water mains, installing new cement mortar-lined steel pipes, relocating water meters, and installing new water service laterals, valves, fittings, fire hydrants, and sewer laterals. Street lighting improvements involve installing new LED street light poles, foundations, conduit, pull boxes, and related electrical infrastructure, along with trenching and utility support. The project also includes other miscellaneous improvements like installing and relocating mailboxes. The contract is managed by the City of Ontario’s Purchasing Department, with a response deadline of August 20, 2025, and can be reviewed further through the provided online portal.