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UC Botanical Garden Access Improvements - Special Testing And Inspection Services

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The University of California, Berkeley, is soliciting proposals for solicitation 12044B to secure a testing and inspection firm to serve as the Owner’s Testing Laboratory for the UC Botanical Garden Access Improvements project. This multi-phase construction effort, estimated at 10 million dollars, involves seven phases of work to enhance accessibility through the repaving of roads and the rebuilding of walks, ramps, stairs, plazas, and new decks. The selected firm will be responsible for reviewing material and product reports and performing special inspections, specifically for concrete construction per CBC 1705.3 and soils per CBC 1705.6, to ensure compliance with contract documents. The period of performance is scheduled to begin approximately October 28, 2026, and conclude around July 27, 2029, with months-long breaks between the seven construction phases. The University will rank the three most qualified consultants based on criteria including proposed staffing, firm and staff experience, coordination and supervision capabilities, and the ability to collaborate harmoniously with the University and General Contractor. Award negotiations will begin with the highest-ranked firm to determine tasks, staffing, schedule, and a maximum not-to-exceed fee. Interested respondents must submit a single PDF via BuildingConnected by October 29, 2026, including a letter of interest, firm qualifications, and three references. Additionally, pricing information provided in Attachments D and E must be submitted in a separate file. All awarded consultants must execute a Professional Services Agreement and provide evidence of an equal employment opportunity policy.

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UC Berkeley seeks a testing and inspection firm for botanical garden accessibility improvements.

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Berkeley, CA, 94709, USA

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RFQ - UC Botanical Garden Access Improvements - Special Inspections (12044B)

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Bid #12044B: The project involves providing special inspection and testing services for the UC Botanical Garden Access Improvements project at the University of California, Berkeley. This multi-phase construction project, consisting of 7 phases, aims to enhance accessibility throughout the Garden and its adjacent parking lot in Strawberry Canyon. Work includes repaving roads, rebuilding walks, ramps, stairs, and plazas, and constructing new decks. The selected firm will act as the Owner’s Testing Laboratory, reviewing material and product reports and performing various testing and inspection services to ensure compliance with contract documents. The Botanical Garden will remain operational during construction, with phasing designed to minimize disruption. The first construction phase is set to begin around October 28, 2026, with the last phase concluding around July 27, 2029, including months-long breaks between phases. The estimated construction cost for all phases is $10,000,000.

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