Temporary Fire Station No. 1 Project

This contract involves the preparation and setup of a temporary fire station facility in Newport Beach, California, under the project titled "Temporary Fire Station No. 1 Project." The scope of work includes site preparation for the installation of a temporary trailer and related improvements, along with the provision of necessary traffic control measures. Key tasks involve furnishing and installing a Conex box, designing and constructing an ADA-compliant pedestrian ramp, and installing outdoor safety lighting for the ramp, Conex box, and trailer exterior. The work also encompasses making dry and wet utility connections, installing security fencing with footings and privacy screens, and providing security features such as a man gate with a cipher lock and rolling gates with Knox padlocks. Additionally, the contractor must submit deferred submittals and permits for approval, ensuring the temporary facility is fully functional and compliant with relevant standards. The project is set to be awarded through a solicitation process with a response deadline of July 3, 2025, and a contract value estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000. It is managed by the City of Newport Beach, California, and overseen by Tom Sandefur, who can be contacted via email or phone for further details. The contract emphasizes compliance with ADA requirements, security, utility connections, and site safety, with additional specifics detailed in the special provisions. The work aims to ensure the temporary fire station is operational, safe, and accessible, supporting the city’s emergency response infrastructure during the project duration.