Jesse Sanchez is a Sr. Contract Services Officer. Jesse is associated with 67 contracts. Activity spans Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, and Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction.
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The Hazel Avenue at U.S. 50 Interchange Segment 1 Tree Removal Project, solicitation number 41022, is a CUPCCAA project issued by the County of Sacramento. The project involves providing all labor, materials, and equipment for tree removal in Rancho Cordova, California, with an estimated construction cost of $150,000.00. The scope of work includes traffic control, the installation of 954 linear feet of ESA fencing, and the removal of trees, with stumps left two feet above grade. All debris must be hauled away and legally disposed of. To avoid nesting season, trees must be cut down before January 31st; any removals after February 1st require engineer approval and an agency survey. The contractor is responsible for field marking all trees for verification by the engineer and must ensure no damage occurs to underground facilities or existing improvements.
Bids are due electronically via SacCountyEbids by November 12, 2026, at 2:00 PM, and the award will be based on the base bid only. Eligible contractors must possess a C-49 or C-61/D-49 California contractor's license and provide Certificates of Reported Compliance regarding CARB Advanced Clean Fleets regulations. The project has a completion timeframe of twenty working days and must be finished before February 1, 2027. Liquidated damages for delays are set at $2,800.00 per day. Required security includes a bid bond, certified check, or cash for 10 percent of the aggregate bid, with the successful bidder required to provide performance and payment bonds for 100 percent of the contract price. The contractor must also comply with prevailing wage rates, ADA accessibility laws, and Caltrans encroachment permit requirements.
The South Sacramento Sidewalk Gap Closure Tree Removal Project, solicitation number 41021, is a CUPCCAA project issued by the County of Sacramento Department of Transportation. With an estimated construction cost of 110,000 dollars, the project requires a contractor with a California C49 or C-61/D-49 license to provide all labor, materials, and equipment for tree removal along Cottonwood Lane and Stevenson Avenue. The primary objective is to clear designated trees to facilitate new sidewalk construction and infrastructure improvements. The scope of work includes cutting limbs and trunks to a height of two feet above existing grade, with no stump grinding required. All debris must be legally disposed of, and the contractor is responsible for implementing traffic control plans and protecting existing trees and utilities.
The project has a strict performance period of 20 working days. To avoid nesting season, tree removal must be completed by January 31st; any work after February 1st requires engineer approval and an Agency survey. Bids are due electronically via the Sacramento County Electronic Bidding Portal by 2:00 pm on October 22, 2026. The award will be based on the lowest responsive and responsible base bid. Required bid security is 10 percent of the aggregate sum, and the successful bidder must provide performance and payment bonds for 100 percent of the contract price. Additionally, the apparent low bidder must provide Certificates of Reported Compliance regarding California Air Resources Board Advanced Clean Fleets regulations.
The South Sacramento Sidewalk Gap Closure Tree Removal Project, solicitation number 41021, is a construction contract issued by the County of Sacramento Department of Transportation. The project involves providing all labor, materials, and equipment to remove trees along Cottonwood Lane and Stevenson Avenue to facilitate sidewalk and infrastructure improvements. The scope specifically requires cutting limbs and trunks to remain two feet above existing grade, with stump grinding explicitly excluded. The contractor is responsible for traffic control, the legal disposal of all debris, and the restoration of any damaged utilities or facilities. Key deliverables include the submission of a baseline schedule and traffic control plans as the first order of work, and the field marking of all trees for engineer verification prior to removal. To comply with environmental regulations, tree removal must be completed by January 31st to avoid nesting season; any removals after February 1st require an agency survey and engineer approval.
The estimated construction cost for the project is 110,000 dollars, with the award based solely on the base bid. Eligible contractors must hold a C49 or C-61/D-49 license. Bids are due electronically via the Sacramento County Electronic Bidding Portal by 2:00 PM on October 22, 2026. Submissions must include bid security of at least 10 percent of the aggregate bid sum, and the successful bidder must provide performance and payment bonds for 100 percent of the contract price. The project has a completion timeframe of 20 working days and is subject to the County of Sacramento Labor Compliance Program regarding prevailing wages. Payment processing is managed through the PaymentWorks portal.
The County of Sacramento, through its Animal Care Services department, is soliciting proposals for a no-cost pet insurance program. The selected vendor must provide insurance coverage for pet adopters at zero financial obligation to the County, meaning the agency will not pay for premiums, claims, administrative fees, enrollment, implementation, or marketing costs. The program is required to include a base coverage term of 30 to 90 days at no cost to the adopter, with options for paid extensions. Coverage must encompass illness and accident treatment, as well as a wellness package including annual exams, vaccinations, routine bloodwork, and dental cleanings. A key requirement is the implementation of a seamless, automated enrollment process at the point of adoption that requires minimal staff input.
Proposals are evaluated based on the vendor's technical approach, relevant experience with similar governmental clients, and a proposed Public Benefit Contribution to support County animal services. The contract requires the consultant to maintain significant insurance coverages, including 2 million dollars in professional liability and 1 million dollars in automobile liability. Vendors must also comply with California state laws, including the Fair Employment and Housing Act and economic sanctions against Russia. Proposals must be submitted electronically via OpenGov by October 8, 2026, and must include a narrative not exceeding five pages along with a pricing and methodology form for the public benefit contribution.
The Hazel Avenue at US 50 Interchange Improvement Project - Segment 1 (Contract 4703) is a sealed-bid construction solicitation issued by the County of Sacramento with an estimated cost of 28,500,000 dollars. The project scope involves widening the Hazel Avenue overcrossing, modifying westbound on- and off-ramps for shared-use paths, constructing a retaining wall at the eastbound loop on-ramp, and adding an eastbound auxiliary lane on US 50. Additional work includes a new viaduct at Alder Pond Creek and the grade-separation of Hazel Avenue over Folsom Boulevard and the SPTC-JPA rail corridor. The contract requires a Class A General Engineering Contractor license and a performance period of 360 working days.
Bids must be submitted electronically via the Sacramento County Electronic Bidding Portal by September 24, 2026, at 2:00 pm. Requirements include a bid security of at least 10 percent of the aggregate bid sum and the subsequent execution of performance and payment bonds for 100 percent of the contract price. The project adheres to the 2024 County of Sacramento and 2025 Caltrans Standard Specifications, with special provisions taking precedence. Compliance mandates include the Buy America and Buy Clean California Acts, prevailing wage laws under the California Labor Code, and federal non-discrimination standards under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Liquidated damages for failure to complete the contract are set at 13,200 dollars per calendar day.
The Shoulder Backing Repair Project, solicited under number 4710 by the California Department of General Services, Construction Division, requires the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment, and incidental work necessary to complete roadway restoration activities along White Rock Road and Scott Road in Sacramento County. The scope includes rebuilding eroded shoulders and roadside ditches, reconstructing failing roadway segments, replacing a 12-inch corrugated steel pipe culvert on White Rock Road, and performing related excavation, material placement, and pavement restoration using AB Class 2 aggregate and HMA Type A. The project is structured with a base bid covering White Rock Road Location 1 and two optional alternatives—Alternative A for White Rock Road Location 2 and Alternative B for Scott Road—with all work required to be completed within thirty working days from project commencement, during which no excavation or soil disturbance may occur prior to the official start of the timeline. Quantities listed in the specifications are approximations only, and the County retains full discretion to adjust actual quantities performed. All work must strictly conform to the Sacramento County Standard Construction Specifications, Special Provisions, and applicable federal, state, and local regulations, including compliance with Buy America requirements for steel and iron, prohibition of certain telecommunications and video surveillance equipment, and adherence to environmental and safety standards per 23 CFR Part 635 and other applicable laws.
The contract mandates payment and performance bonds issued by an approved corporate surety, a bid bond for submission, and compliance with insurance requirements including general liability, automobile liability, workers compensation, and contractor’s pollution liability. Contractors must hold a valid California contractor’s license and be registered with the California Department of Industrial Relations under Labor Code Section 1725.5, and must submit certifications regarding debarment, suspension, and lobbying activities via SAM.gov, including UEI and legal entity name verification. Certified payrolls must be submitted weekly for any work subject to Davis-Bacon requirements, and subcontractor payment reports using Exhibit 9-P are required by the 15th of each month following payment. Quality control is the contractor’s sole responsibility, requiring at-cost testing and inspection of materials and workmanship, with the County conducting independent Quality Assurance Program sampling. Non-conforming work must be removed and replaced at the contractor’s expense, and substitutions require written proof of equivalent performance. The County will award the contract to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder based on the total bid amount including base and all alternatives, with bid submissions required electronically via the SACCOUNTYEBIDS
The contract involves upgrading the IP surveillance system at the Bradview Property Warehouse, requiring the provision of all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and incidental work to complete the project in accordance with detailed specifications. The work must comply fully with applicable regulations and permits issued by relevant regulatory agencies, ensuring a high standard of execution. The quantities of materials and services indicated are estimates provided for bid comparison purposes, with actual requirements subject to adjustment as determined by the County.
This solicitation is managed by the Department of General Services, Construction, located in Sacramento, California, under the project number 41011. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of June 4, 2026. Primary contact for the project is Brian Matthews, serving as the Electronic Security Services Project Manager, with Jesse Sanchez as the secondary contact. The contract emphasizes adherence to regulatory standards and flexibility in project scope to accommodate varying needs throughout the upgrade process.
The contract pertains to the 2026 Neighborhood Traffic Management Projects, overseen by the California Department of General Services, specifically CAPSD - Construction, with work to be performed within California. The scope of the project includes providing all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and related tasks required to complete the work in accordance with detailed specifications and regulatory permits. The quantities listed in the contract are estimates provided primarily to assist in bid comparisons, with actual work volumes subject to adjustment by the County at its discretion.
Bidders must comply strictly with the outlined project specifications and applicable regulations. The solicitation was posted on May 14, 2026, with a response deadline of June 11, 2026. The primary contact for this project is Associate Civil Engineer Noel Pacheco, and the secondary contact is Senior Contract Services Officer Jesse Sanchez, both reachable via provided phone numbers and emails. The project is managed out of Sacramento, California, and potential contractors can access further details and bid submission guidelines through the designated online procurement portal.
The Wyda Way Sidewalk Improvements Project involves providing all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and related tasks to complete the project as specified. The work must adhere strictly to the project specifications, relevant permits issued by regulatory authorities, and applicable regulations. The quantities of work and materials indicated are estimates provided for bid comparison purposes, with the County reserving the right to adjust actual quantities as needed throughout the project.
The solicitation for this project was posted on May 13, 2026, with a response deadline of June 11, 2026. It is managed by the Transportation agency of California, operating under the Sacramento County jurisdiction. Key contacts include the Associate Engineer Yinlun Xu and Senior Contract Services Officer Jesse Sanchez, available for any inquiries related to the project. The performance location is within California, and all correspondence and submissions should be directed as specified by the project solicitation.
The contract pertains to the Freeport Bridge Deck Repair Project, involving the provision of all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and related tasks required to complete the project in accordance with detailed specifications. The work must adhere strictly to these specifications, relevant permits, and applicable regulations issued by governing agencies. Although the quantities of labor and materials provided are estimates for bid comparison purposes, the County reserves the right to adjust actual quantities as needed during the project’s execution.
Issued by the California Department of General Services, Capital Procurement and Services Division for Construction (DGS: CAPSD - Construction), the solicitation is open under the number 4702R with a response deadline of May 21, 2026. The project will take place within California, with the office based in Sacramento. Primary contacts for this solicitation include Tim Stevens, Senior Civil Engineer, and Jesse Sanchez, Sr. Contract Services Officer, who are available for inquiries. The solicitation does not specify any set-aside status or NAICS code, and full details and submission access are provided through the designated procurement portal.
