New Joseph Bonnheim Charter School – Schoolyard Greening

The project at New Joseph Bonnheim Charter School in Sacramento, California, involves comprehensive site renovations including the demolition of existing hardscape and structures, site grading, and the construction of a new outdoor classroom and nature exploration area, along with associated hardscape, landscape, and utility improvements. All work must comply with California Building Standards, including the CBC, CEC, CMC, CPC, California Energy Code, CFC, and Cal/OSHA regulations, and must conform to the contract documents, manufacturer specifications, and industry standards such as those from ASTM, ANSI, NFPA, and AWWA. The Contractor is responsible for coordinating with other trades, conducting an electronic underground utility survey, providing as-built drawings in both hard copy and AutoCAD format, and ensuring all materials are delivered in new, original packaging with legible labels, properly stored and protected from environmental and physical damage on-site. The solicitation is administered by the Sacramento City Unified School District through its online PMIS platform, with bids due by August 20, 2026, and no formal contract type or estimated value specified. Contract administration relies on local clauses covering permits, inspection, time of work, delays, changes via Change Orders and Construction Change Directives, termination rights, and closeout procedures. Payment is processed through the District's PMIS system and requires submission of affidavits of payment, final lien waivers, warranties, O&M manuals, and DSA-6C verified reports prior to final acceptance. The Contractor must demonstrate compliance with DVBE participation requirements and prevailing wage laws, and must submit a detailed CPM schedule within ten days of the Notice to Proceed, with liquidated damages applicable for untimely completion. All inspections and acceptance occur on-site, with the District retaining full authority to reject non-conforming work at any time, even after partial payment. No federal FAR clauses apply; the contract operates under district-specific provisions and state procurement rules.