Oakmont High School Upgrades

The Roseville Joint Union High School District is soliciting proposals for the Oakmont High School Upgrades in Roseville, California, utilizing a Lease-Leaseback (LLB) agreement governed by the California Education Code and Public Contract Code. The project has an estimated construction cost of 50 million dollars and is divided into two increments. Increment I focuses on the modernization of the school kitchen, teachers' workroom, and the installation of a site-wide fire alarm system, with an estimated direct cost of 11 million dollars. Increment II involves the construction of a new two-story classroom building and an aquatics center, including site utilities and landscaping, with an estimated direct cost of 39 million dollars. Both increments include pre-construction services, such as the development of a CPM schedule and the procurement of at least three bids per trade package. The selection process is qualifications-based, evaluating proposals on a best-value basis. Technical proposals are scored first, followed by the opening of sealed price proposals, which must include a proposal bond of at least 10 percent of the price proposal; any financing rate exceeding 7.5 percent will result in the proposal being deemed non-responsive. Key contractual requirements include a 3 percent DVBE goal, adherence to prevailing wage rates, and DIR registration for all contractors. The project mandates an open-book policy and strict compliance with ADA accessibility guidelines and CCR Title 24. Proposals are due by November 5, 2026, and must be submitted in two separate sealed components consisting of five hard copies and one electronic PDF file.