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RFP for Building and Fire Plan Review, Inspection, and Administrative Services (2027–2030)

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2021-RFP-061State & Local

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The City of South San Francisco is soliciting proposals for building and fire plan review, inspection, and administrative services to support its Building and Fire Prevention Divisions from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2030. The city seeks experienced consultants to provide flexible staffing and technical expertise to manage fluctuating workloads and complex construction projects, particularly within the biotechnology sector. The scope of work includes conducting building and fire plan reviews, performing construction inspections, and providing administrative support. Key performance requirements include completing initial fire plan reviews within ten business days, resubmittals within five business days, and providing inspections by the next business day when requested before the established cutoff. The city may select multiple firms to establish a consultant pool based on professional qualifications, competence, capacity, approach, past performance, and cost. The agreement allows for up to two optional one-year extensions beyond June 2030. Selected consultants must maintain valid business licenses and adhere to strict insurance and non-discrimination requirements. Invoicing is permitted once per month, with a thirty-day payment term, provided the invoices meet detailed documentation requirements. The city retains the right to terminate the agreement without cause upon written notification and may implement corrective action plans or reassign work if service level agreements are not met.

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South San Francisco seeks consultants for building and fire plan review and inspections.

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City of South San Francisco - Professional Services for Building and Fire Plan Check and Inspection

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AgencyCalifornia → Economic & Community Development
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OfficeSouth San Francisco, CA, 94080, USA
Office AddressSouth San Francisco, CA, 94080, USA
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The City of South San Francisco is a growing community in San Mateo County with a strong commercial, residential, and biotechnology presence. The City's biotechnology industry, particularly east of Highway 101, has contributed to significant development activity and increasingly complex construction projects. This growth creates ongoing demand for timely and reliable building and fire plan review, inspection, and administrative services to support project applicants while ensuring compliance with applicable codes and regulations. The Building Division and Fire Prevention Division experience fluctuating workloads and must be able to respond to projects with varying levels of complexity, tight schedules, and short-notice inspection needs. Because building and fire reviews often involve the same projects, effective coordination between the two disciplines is essential to minimize duplicative efforts, maintain consistent code interpretations, and avoid unnecessary delays. The City is seeking experienced consultants who can provide flexible staffing, specialized technical expertise, responsive customer service, and dependable turnaround times to supplement City staff and help maintain an efficient, coordinated permitting and inspection process.

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