On-Call Masonry Services

The Cosumnes Community Services District is issuing a solicitation for on-call masonry services under Contract Number PM-26-008, with proposals due by November 13, 2025. The contract is structured as a professional services agreement with an initial term of 12 months starting around January 16, 2026, and includes options for two additional one-year extensions. The scope encompasses providing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, transportation, and incidentals necessary to perform masonry work as requested across various District facilities within California. The District emphasizes qualifications such as a minimum of five years of relevant experience, proper licensing, and compliance with California labor laws, including registration with the Department of Industrial Relations. Insurance coverage, including general liability, automobile, workers’ compensation, and professional liability, is mandatory, with the District named as an additional insured. The evaluation process prioritizes contractor qualifications, references, experience on similar projects, and the clarity of the proposal, with no specific scoring weights assigned. The District reserves the right to negotiate terms, reject proposals, or award multiple contracts based on best value considerations. The contractual framework incorporates exhibits detailing the scope of work, cost proposal, insurance requirements, and standard terms, with the core agreement subject to modifications at the District’s discretion. Administrative procedures specify that invoices are to be submitted monthly with detailed descriptions of work performed, and payments will be processed within 45 days of review. The contract emphasizes legal compliance, ethical conduct, and District policies, including sustainable purchasing, but does not specify federal clauses or standards such as MIL-STD or FAR requirements. Proposal submissions must be made electronically via email, formatted as a single PDF, and include all necessary certifications, references, and disclosures. The District’s address and contact information are provided for correspondence, and the process is governed by local regulations and policies rather than federal procurement standards.