R25-01 Ada Curb Ramps

The City of Beaumont is soliciting contractors to remove, replace, and reconstruct thirty-five non-compliant corner curb ramps within the Fairway Canyon area to ensure full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines. The work encompasses complete construction activities including sawcutting, demolition, concrete placement for ramps, spandrels, and sidewalks, installation of truncated domes, traffic control setup, and site restoration. All work must adhere to the Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction, Caltrans standards, CA-MUTCD, and County of Riverside specifications, with the City’s Engineering Division plans serving as the governing reference. Performance is strictly tied to the project site, with final acceptance occurring on-site after inspection by the City’s designated Engineer, who is the General Manager or designee of the Public Works Department. The Contractor is responsible for ensuring all materials are new, of the highest quality, and installed in accordance with manufacturer guidelines and applicable codes, including Cal-OSHA and ASTM D4956-95 for retro-reflective signage. The contract includes comprehensive general conditions covering insurance, claims resolution, warranties, worker safety, and compliance with laws and regulations. The Contractor must maintain primary and non-contributing liability insurance, name the City as additional insured, and provide proof of valid contractor licensing and DIR registration. Special conditions mandate dust control, preconstruction photographic documentation, public coordination to minimize disruption, coordination of utility relocations, and submission of a detailed CPM schedule prior to the first payment. Payment is governed by monthly progress claims, contingent on submission of lien waivers per California Civil Code Section 3262, with final payment due within 35 days after Notice of Completion. All work must be performed without additional compensation for incidental tasks, and the Contractor bears costs for off-site inspections initiated by the City. While no contract value, pricing structure, or specific award evaluation criteria are disclosed, proposals are due by August 26, 2026, and the procurement is administered by the City’s Purchasing Manager with inquiries directed to [email hidden].