Public Projects

Scope of Work: The project consists of demolition of an existing fence and installation of new fencing to enclose the Preschool outdoor play area at Baldwin Park. The work includes but is not limited to mobilization, stormwater pollution protection, preparatory work, and site cleanup daily; lead paint removal, installation of new fencing and gates, and painting; and all other work shown on the Plans and as specified in these Special Provisions.

The work to be done consists of furnishing all materials, equipment, tools, labor, and incidentals as required by the Plans, Specifications, and Contract Documents for the above stated project. The general items of work to be done hereunder consist of: Demolition of existing pool plaster and tiles to existing bare concrete shell of the Competition Swimming Pool. Re-tile and re-plaster.

The work shall include the demolition/removal of the existing filter systems at the Arroyo Park Pool and replacement with new filter systems, including all associated manifolds, piping, conduit, wiring, new booster pumps and flow meters, in accordance with the intent of the Project Plans/Exhibits and Specifications.

The City of Davis requests prequalification submissions on or before 5:00 p.m. Wednesday December 3, 2025 from qualified contractors interested in providing construction services such as (1) Grading and/or Paving, (2) Electrical (Site and/or Facility), (3) Underground Utilities, (4) Mechanical – Plumbing and/or HVAC, (5) Concrete Sidewalk, (6) Lift Stations, (7) Facility Remodels, (8) WWTP, and (9) Roofs projects for the upcoming 2026 construction season. The City is seeking licensed contractors that wish to bid on specific public works projects to submit a questionnaire in order to bid on construction project in 2026 for the City of Davis. There may be occasional work where the City elects not to use the prequalification process, but generally we will use this annual list.

The Marin Municipal Water District (District) is soliciting proposals to provide professional engineering services in support of updating the District’s Water Treatment and Transmission System Master Plan (WTMP). The District is pursuing development of a WTMP to identify prioritized actions needed to ensure continued, reliable operation of the District’s water treatment facilities and transmission system. The District last completed a comprehensive water treatment master plan in 2015.

The general description of work includes: Site improvements (demolition, grading, paving, fencing), installation of a well pump, discharge piping, modification of chlorination and fluoridation systems, HVAC, building upgrades (floor, roof, doors), sewer lateral, and electrical/controls (PLC, SCADA), and all labor and any other items necessary for a fully functional municipal water well.

The Marin Municipal Water District (District) is seeking proposals from qualified and experienced firms to provide Insurance Brokerage and Risk Management Services.

The work generally includes the following: Change all flooring in the main living areas to polished concrete. Replace carpet material in all bedrooms. Remove and replace wall and ceiling coverings as indicated on the Plans, and remediate mold, as needed. Replace three exterior doors and hardware and tile a bathroom shower, in accordance with the intent of the Project Plans and Specifications. All work shall be performed in accordance with the most recent edition of the City of Davis Standard Specifications as published on the City’s website, General Prevailing Wage Rate, Labor Surcharge and Equipment Rental Rates, and the Contact Documents.

General Work Description: Installation of approximately 1,100 linear feet of 8-inch diameter potable water pipeline and appurtenances, abandonment of approximately 1,600 linear feet of 16-inch diameter potable water pipeline, partially located beneath Interstate 80, 2-inch grind and overlay of Mankas Blvd, and ADA curb ramps installation where pipeline replacement is planned.

General Work Description: The Stevenson Bridge Road Bridge Rehabilitation Project is located approximately 8 miles north of Dixon, California. The project involves retrofitting the existing bridge, performing foundation upgrades, and improving the roadway approaches. The retrofit work includes carbon fiber wrapping of the arch, portal, vertical, and pier members; installation of reinforced concrete girders and abutment bolsters; replacement of tie girder prestressing tendons; removal and patching of unsound concrete; epoxy injection of larger cracks; and removal of the existing concrete deck surface followed by placement of a polyester concrete overlay. Foundation work consists of installing new 2.2-meter cast-in-drilled-hole (CIDH) piles at each support, concrete footing encasement, and construction of a permanent access road from the top of the north east bank to the bottom of the channel. Roadway approach work includes tree removal, grinding and removal of the existing asphalt concrete surface, grading, and construction of approximately 800 linear feet of new roadway.