Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon And Curb Ramp Installation Project

The City of Rancho Cucamonga is soliciting informal public works bids for the Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) and Curb Ramp Installation Project, identified as solicitation ENG2026-001. The project involves the installation of seven RRFBs and pole assemblies, four concrete curb ramps, and associated pavement work, including 192 square feet of thermoplastic continental crosswalks and 28 linear feet of yellow centerline repainting. The scope also includes the removal of six existing school crossing signs and the demolition of 500 square feet of existing curb, gutter, and sidewalk. Work is located at Wilson Avenue and Bluegrass Avenue, as well as Lemon Avenue between Opal Street and Beryl Street. Eligible bidders must possess a valid Class A General Engineering or Class C-10 Electrical contractor's license and a City Business License. The contract requires strict adherence to California Labor Code prevailing wage requirements and non-discrimination standards. Key technical requirements include the use of Buy American compliant RRFBs from ISO 9001 certified manufacturers and full ADA compliance for all curb ramps and pedestrian pushbuttons. The contractor must provide a 14-day look-ahead schedule weekly and complete work in designated areas sequentially. The agreement includes significant financial and legal protections, including liquidated damages of 2,800 dollars per calendar day and a requirement for both performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of the contract amount. Comprehensive insurance coverage is mandatory, with general liability limits of 2 million dollars for bodily injury and 2 million dollars for property damage aggregate. Awarding will be based on the bid determined to be most beneficial to the City, with the City serving as the sole judge in the ranking process.