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Moorpark College Technology Building Exterior Repair Project

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20260930044State & Local

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bid_740_bid_packet.pdf

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tb_repair_exterior_drawings_2026-09-23.pdf

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tb_repair_exterior_specification_2026-09-23.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia → Ventura County Community College District
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Bid #740: The project involves exterior repair work on the Technology Building (TB) at Moorpark College. The scope includes restoration and cleaning of concrete, specifically epoxy injection of cracks, grouting of cracks by gravity flow, and repair of spalling concrete. It also covers repair and restoration of glued-laminated beams and other wood components, including applying penetrating pesticide, installing borate preservative rods, applying two-part epoxy wood consolidant, and replacing deteriorated wood with two-part non-structural putty. Joint sealants will be applied, and existing facilities will be painted. The building will remain occupied, and academic classes will be in session throughout the work, requiring the contractor to maintain access to all building entrances, exits, and classrooms, secure work areas, and manage construction noise to avoid disruption. A mock-up of precast fascia repair, crack filling, and glue-laminated railing repair must be approved before proceeding with additional repairs.

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