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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on December 18, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Zinfandel Bridge Emergency Repair, RDS 24-23

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RDS 24-23State & Local

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The contract involves emergency repair work at the Zinfandel Bridge over the Napa River, specifically at the southwest corner, where rip rap installation is required to stabilize the shoreline. The project calls for the placement of various sizes of rip rap, including 1-inch crushed lava rocks and rocks up to one ton in size, along with willow planting to complete the repair efforts. The work will necessitate the temporary closure of the road section during daylight hours for up to five working days, with the contractor permitted to stage equipment on-site and work extended hours through double shifts and weekends to expedite completion. The estimated cost for the base bid is $250,000, and the project is managed by Napa County under the solicitation RDS 24-23, posted in December 2024, with a response deadline of January 8, 2025. The contract falls under NAICS code 237310, indicating its focus on heavy and civil engineering construction services, and is part of a public works effort by the California-based agency. Interested bidders can find additional details and submit responses through the Napa County bidding portal.

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Bids are requested for the installation of rip rap (various sizes) at the Southwest corner of Zinfandel Bridge (at Napa River). 1” crushed lava rocks and up to 1 ton size rock will be needed for the installation of the rip rap. Willow planting will also be needed to complete the repair. This section of the road will be closed during daylight hours for up to 5 working days and contractor can stage equipment at the site. Contractor will be allowed to work double shifts and weekends.Engineer’s Estimate for Base Bid: $250,000.

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