Water Line Replacement on Lyons Avenue

The City of Turlock, through its Municipal Services-Engineering division, is soliciting bids for the replacement of water lines along Lyons Avenue in Turlock, California, under solicitation number CP 26-026. The project, classified under NAICS code 237110 for water and sewer line construction, has an engineer’s estimate of $881,085.00 and requires the installation of C-900 PVC water mains in various diameters, valve boxes, fire hydrants, meters, curb stops, and associated infrastructure, along with pavement and sidewalk restoration. Work must be completed within 44 working days after notice to proceed, with substantial completion expected by day 34, and strict adherence to the City of Turlock’s standard specifications, Caltrans standards, and California labor and safety codes. All work must comply with prevailing wage laws, adhere to a fixed work schedule of 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and maintain noise levels below 86 dBA during nighttime hours. Contractors are responsible for obtaining permits, verifying utility locations, submitting as-built drawings, and providing a one-year warranty on all work. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov Procurement Portal by 2:00 p.m. on June 1, 2026, with only PDF files accepted and bonds submitted either through Surety2000 or as hard copies to the City’s Engineering Division. The contract includes several allowance items totaling $25,500 for unforeseen costs such as unknown utilities, irrigation repairs, traffic control, and site cleanup, but no unit prices are provided for labor or materials, making the total contract value provisional. Acceptance of work is governed by the City Engineer, with inspections occurring at both fabrication and installation sites, and final approval requiring documented compliance with all technical specifications and safety standards. The City retains sole authority over inspection, acceptance, and dispute resolution, with no formal FAR clauses applied; internal provisions on authority, governing law, severability, and amendments are included but remain unfilled with placeholders for contractor name, surety, and contract price. No socioeconomic set-asides, contract options, or key personnel requirements are specified, and while a point of contact—Janine Lee, Associate Engineer—is provided for administrative inquiries, no procurement contracting officer is named.