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Trade Package - Cargo Building 626.1 - TP 0035 - SFO Cargo 626 Material Handling System Installation

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11918.66 -TP-0035State & Local

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Clark Construction is managing the development of a core-and-shell two-story cargo building at the airport, which includes warehouse space, 28 active truck docks, 7 future docks, and leasable office space. The project involves the demolition of building 624 and the relocation of existing infrastructure to accommodate the new facility, which features a facade of insulated metal panels, glass, and polycarbonate. Trade Package TP-0035 specifically covers the mechanical installation of the Material Handling System. Bids for this scope of work are due by 2:00 PM on September 18, 2026, with a required LBE participation rate of 5%. Inquiries regarding this package should be directed to Nicolette Madonna at Clark Construction.

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Clark Construction seeks mechanical installation bids for airport cargo building MHS by September 18, 2026.

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California → Design-BuilderView Agency

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238290 - Other Building Equipment ContractorsView NAICS

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CA, USA

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AgencyCalifornia → Design-Builder
Contacts1 person available
OfficeSan Francisco, CA, 94128, USA
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Office AddressSan Francisco, CA, 94128, USA
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Tiffany Gonzalez-RuizProcurement Officer I

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Design-Builder Firm Name: Clark Construction Project Overview: The Airport has a series of cargo buildings at the end of their useful life. The scope of this project is a core-and-shell 2-story cargo building with associated leasable office space mezzanine and improved sidewalk and landscaping elements. All interior fit-out work to be by future tenant. Phase 1 (626.1) Scope includes cargo warehouse space spread across two floors, 28 truck docks, 7 future truck docks, structural accommodations for material handling systems such as an elevating transfer vehicle (ETV), office space with light wells and two parking stalls, both of which are handicap accessible. The ware house facade is primarily insulated metal panel with glass and translucent polycarbonate with a durable concrete base. The office facade is primarily glass and metal panel with a glass and concrete base. The project is served by two elevators per phase. Prior to occupancy, demolition of building 624 and relocation of some existing infrastructure such as an existing vault and pad-mounted equipment will be performed. Trade Package No.: TP-0035 Trade Package Title: SFO Cargo 626 Material Handling System Installation Description of the Trade Package Scope of Work: Scope of work includes mechanical installation of the Material Handling System. Trade Package Bid Due Date and Time: 09/18/2026 2pm CMD LBE Participation Requirement %: 5% Main Trades of the Trade Package: Material Handling System Installation Best contact for Trade Package information (Name and Email): Nicolette Madonna, nicolette.madonna@clarkconstruction.com

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