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Notice of Upcoming Solicitation: South Base Bus Washer Wall Rehabilitation

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25-S-C-052State & Local

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The San Mateo County Transit District (SMCTD) has issued a forthcoming Invitation for Bids (IFB 25-S-C-052) titled "South Base Bus Washer Wall Rehabilitation," slated for release in January 2024. This construction project addresses significant water-induced structural deterioration accrued over more than three decades in the wet lane walls of a bus washing facility located at the South Base in California. The scope involves demolishing existing stucco surfaces, assessing the condition of the underlying wall studs, selectively reusing sound studs, and rebuilding the walls with the addition of new waterproofing and drainage systems designed to prevent future water damage. The work is intended to restore facility integrity and extend service life by improving structural resilience and moisture control. The solicitation documents currently available focus on preparatory procurement information rather than detailed contract terms or specifications. Prospective bidders are directed to register via the PlanetBids portal and to use NAICS code 238160 (Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction) for eligibility purposes. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, pricing details, evaluation criteria, or specific submission instructions are provided at this stage, reflecting the pre-solicitation status. The contract will be administered by the SMCTD Contracts & Procurement Department, with Jessica Valdez serving as the primary point of contact for technical and procurement inquiries. Performance will occur at the South Base facility in California, with government inspection and acceptance managed onsite. Further details, including technical specifications, delivery schedules, and contract clauses, are expected to be made available upon formal solicitation release.

General Info

SMCTD seeks bids for South Base bus washer wall rehabilitation addressing water damage, January 2024 release.

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CA, USA

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IFB 25-S-C-052 South Base Bus Washer Wall Rehabilitation Notice

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AgencyCalifornia → San Mateo County Transit District
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This construction project replaces two existing 'wet lane' walls of a bus washing facility. Water damage over 30+ years has caused progressive structural damage. This project will demolish existing stucco, assess existing studs, rebuild walls (reusing select studs) and include new waterproofing & drainage features.

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