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The Cal Softball Field Renovation Project includes the construction of a new 2 story softball stadium in strawberry canyon at the site of the existing Levine-Fricke Softball Field and adjacent to California Memorial Stadium. The structure is composed of concrete piles and a mixture of structural steel, reinforced concrete and precast concrete. The main areas of the project, which encompass approximately 150,000 gross square feet, include the concourse level, press box area, service level, locker rooms, playing field & seating bowl with a capacity of 1,467 patrons

The project consists of the removal and replacement of existing Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system and air conditioning units for the City Hall & Police Department Data Center

As-Needed Preventative Roofing Maintenance and Minor Emergency Work

The City of Livermore is seeking consultants to provide constructability review on 60%, and 90% bid documents, and Construction Management & Inspection Services for 2 Building Renovation Projects

Furnishing all labor, tools, equipment, materials, except as herein specified; doing all work associated with maintenance or improvements to existing signs, sign posts, and striping; and providing proper traffic and pedestrian control, including placement of temporary no parking signs when necessary

Remove existing wood parquet flooring and install new ceramic mosaic tile flooring at Zellerbach Hall. Base Bid scope covers approximately 6,200 SF at Level 4 (Mezzanine Lobby). Add Alternate No. 1 covers approximately 1,800 SF at Level 5 (Upper Lobby Gallery). Work includes demolition of existing flooring, substrate preparation, crack isolation membrane, self-leveling compound, and installation of new ceramic mosaic tile (OFCI) with associated trim and grout

The project includes construction of an all-electric central heating and cooling plant (EHCP or the Project) for the campus. The primary function of the EHCP is to provide space for the mechanical and electrical equipment that will serve the campus by distributing hot and chilled water to replace the existing co-gen natural gas steam plant. The system includes a thermal energy storage (TES) exterior steel tank that will store 2 million gallons of water. The TES tank is located southeast of the building between the Hearst Gymnasium and Anthropology & Art Practice buildings. The plant is one level, with the main entry point at the West elevation. This level also includes program area for the Facilities staff, including the control room for the plant and an open office area. The north and east sides of the building are mostly below grade. The roof will be used as a recreational field and provides at-grade egress on the north side due to the topography

The project primarily consists of replacement of existing air handler units AC 1 and AC 2 at Mark Green Sports Center located at 31224 Union City Blvd in Union City, California

The project consists of saw-cutting, removing, and reconstructing sections of concrete sidewalks, driveways, curbs, and gutters; slicing or grinding concrete sidewalks; removing and replacing asphalt concrete pavement adjacent to new concrete gutters; drainage inlet repairs; removing tree roots; installing tree root control barriers; keeping a tidy appearance of the work site throughout the project; and cleaning site at the completion of work. Work will be assigned on an as-needed basis. The duration of the contract will be one year with an option to extend for an additional two years from the date of award by the Board of Supervisors

Total Small Business Set-Asid, 236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction. Replace lighting at Oakland ARTCC Test and Training Laboratory

Piedmont Park ADA Improvement Project

The work of this 548 calendar day project consists, in general, of furnishing all labor, materials, appliances, tools, equipment, transportation, services and supervision required to construct the backlands improvements at Berth 24, including, but not limited to: site preparation, site paving and striping, drainage, installation of bioretention, new switchgear, reefer racks, RTG runways, underground conduits, vaults, cabling, light poles, and firewater; and performing all associated work, all in accordance with the Contract Documents

The City of San Leandro (City) is requesting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified firms to provide on-call solid waste and diversion program consulting services. The City seeks to establish a pre-qualified pool of consultants with expertise in regulatory compliance, program planning and implementation, data management, public outreach, and related technical services to support its solid waste, recycling, and organics programs. Services will be provided on an as-needed basis through task orders over a five-year period. Firms with experience in California solid waste regulations, including Senate Bill 1383 (SB 1383), and in working within multi-jurisdictional service environments are encouraged to submit qualifications

Installation of Transit Signal Priority Equipment, Wireless Radio Communication Equipment, and other Traffic Signal Modifications to Improve Transit Operations & Reliability

Project Scope: The Project consists of renovating the sanitary sewer and water systems near Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach. Key elements include: Replacing older restroom and sewer/water lines along McKay Avenue. Separating the East Bay Regional Park Districts sanitary sewer and water supply systems from the adjacent Wellness Center property.

Project Description: Phase 1 Construction and Installation of the following: Southbound widening of the existing roadway on Tassajara Road between the North Dublin Ranch Drive/Somerset Lane intersection and Tassajara Creek Bridge (located south of the Quarry Lane School Road/Rutherford Road intersection). The Southbound Improvements will include maintaining traffic and furnishing traffic control throughout construction, water pollution control, demolition/earthwork, roadway widening (including curb/gutter, parkway strips and stormwater linear bioretention areas, driveways, and detached sidewalks), utility relocation/adjustments, storm drainage and stormwater linear bioretention areas, landscaping infrastructure, irrigation infrastructure, loop detector infrastructure, lighting infrastructure, pavement cold planning, and paving, and interim signing/striping (to support the future ultimate corridor build-out.

The City of San Leandro is seeking bids from qualified contractors for the Cary-Haas Pedestrian Bridge Replacement, Project No. 2024.1010.The work to be done consists of environmentally conscious construction and installation of a prefabricated steel Struss bridge over a creek, and doing all appurtenant work in place and ready for use, all as shown on the plans and described in the specifications with the title indicated in Paragraph one (1) above, and on file in the office of the City Engineer.

Project Description: Phase 1A of the Restore Hayward Marsh Project includes construction of a new access road to support planned soil import operations at the site.

This project consists of various renovations that include replacement of existing flooring, ceiling tiles, drinking fountains, door hardware, lighting, exit signage, restroom plumbing fixtures, restroom tiles, restroom stalls, new paint as well as site improvements throughout the campus

This project consists of various renovations that include replacement of existing flooring, ceiling tiles, drinking fountains, door hardware, lighting, exit signage, restroom plumbing fixtures, restroom tiles, restroom stalls, new paint as well as site improvements throughout the campus