PROJECT NO. 1753 UNIVERSITY DRIVE PAVEMENT REHABILITATION FROM AVALON BLVD TO WILMINGTON AVE

The contract pertains to the rehabilitation of asphalt pavement and related infrastructure improvements along University Drive from Avalon Blvd to Wilmington Ave in Carson, California, under Project No. 1753. Work encompasses full reconstruction or repair of asphalt and concrete surfaces including sidewalks, curbs, gutters, driveways, back-of-driveway areas, curb ramps, and associated roadway features. Additionally, it includes the replacement of traffic signal detector loops, new signing, striping, and pavement markings as detailed in project plans and special provisions. The scope is strictly defined to exclude non-manual labor, off-site manufacturing, and use of city-owned equipment, with all work required to comply with California Public Contract Code and federal-aid highway standards. The project must be completed within a specified number of working days after receipt of the Notice to Proceed, with time being of the essence and liquidated damages applicable for delays, except those caused by force majeure. The solicitation is conducted under a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable evaluation basis, with award going to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. A bid bond of 10% is mandatory, and the successful contractor must provide both a performance bond and a payment bond. The contract includes strict compliance requirements regarding labor standards, including certified payroll submissions, affirmative recruitment of minorities and women, and adherence toCalifornia wage determinations. Insurance must include primary, non-contributing coverage with waived subrogation and the City named as additional insured. All submissions must be electronic via the PlanetBids portal by the stated deadline, with no physical, telephone, or fax submissions permitted. The only clearly stated financial figure in the contract is a $100,000 lump sum allowance for inspections, permits, bonding, insurance, mobilization, and unforeseen conditions; however, the total contract value remains unconfirmed due to missing bid schedule data. Performance will be inspected on-site with final acceptance reserved exclusively for the City Council, and contractors are responsible for preserving all existing site features including survey monuments, trees, and utility boxes throughout construction.