New Relos At El Cajon Valley & Santana Adult Schools

The Grossmont Union High School District is soliciting bids for the supply and installation of two new modular buildings, one each for El Cajon Adult School and Santana Adult School, both located in El Cajon, California. Each building is approximately 960 square feet and must include sheet vinyl flooring, 8'-6" ceilings with ACT grid and T24 lighting, two duplex power and two data outlets on walls, an additional duplex outlet and data port at the TV and desk locations, an egress door, two fixed 8'-0" windows with tinting, wall fur-out for flat-screen mounting, Duratemp wood siding with exterior paint, and a metal roof. Each unit must be equipped with a dedicated HVAC system, fire alarm, data, and electrical infrastructure, all designed and installed by the pre-contracted manufacturer PC MFR, including full conduit and wiring infrastructure. The buildings must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local building, safety, and accessibility codes. The contract is structured as a firm-fixed-price agreement and will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder under a lowest price technically acceptable approach. All deliveries are f.o.b. the district’s location, with no additional charges allowed for packaging or shipping. Bidders must submit a completed bid form, a signed non-collusion affidavit, and a certified affirmative action policy adhering to California Government Code Section 12940, all in hard copy with handwritten signatures and no alterations or electronic submissions. Proposals must be received by the specified deadline at the district’s purchasing department and cannot be submitted via email or fax. The contract commencement is pending Department of General Services approval and is slated for April 2027, with performance ending June 30, 2027. Failure to meet specifications may result in rejection or contract termination, and the district retains full authority to inspect and accept work upon delivery. The contractor must agree to indemnify the district, comply with all applicable laws, adhere to a drug-free and tobacco-free workplace policy, and refrain from assigning the contract without written consent. Payment terms, accounting codes, and invoicing methods are not specified, and the contract value cannot be determined due to the absence of completed pricing information in the bid form. The primary point of contact for contract administration is Tami Pecoraro, Buyer III at the district’s purchasing office.