**As of May 31, 2022, this project has not yet been awarded. A timeline for award has not yet been established.* Online Q&A: No Liquidated Damages: $1,000 Per Day Estimated Bid Value: $600,000.00 The work necessary for the completion of this contract consists of the following items and all other incidental work items necessary to complete the work in place. The project tasks are:
1. Project preparation including submittals for City review.
2. Setting up staging area.
3. Furnishing and installing informational signage.
4. Delineating pedestrian and vehicle access routes on beach.
5. Delineating and fencing sensitive habitat areas.
6. Implementing stormwater best management practices (BMPs) specified in the SWPPP, over the extent of the project area, for the entire construction period.
7. Removing trees for off-site disposal.
8. Removing ice plant, sod, ornamental vegetation, and other non-native plants with off-site disposal.
9. Selectively removing non-native plants intermixed with native plants.
10. Removing dirt, soil and other non-sand landscaping materials with off-site disposal.
11. Removing hardscape encroachments, at addresses identified in the California Coastal Commissions Consent Orders, with off-site disposal at an approved facility.
12. Furnishing and installing container plants with temporary symbolic fencing around newly planted areas.
13. Installing hydroseed in two batches.
14. Installing biodegradable jute netting.
15. Installing post and rope fencing to protect restoration areas.
16. Monitoring, watering and maintaining seeded areas, plants, and erosion/stabilization control measures throughout the Maintenance and Plant Establishment Period The project entails work directly adjacent to a popular beach area. Contractor shall phase and execute the work in a manner to limit inconvenience to the public. The work is in a public open space area. Contractor shall perform the work in a manner that ensures publics safety. With Engineers prior approval, Contractor will be able to limit public access within the limits of work. Contractor shall allow safe access to open space areas directly adjacent to the project area. City will pre-purchase native seed and one-gallon plants to be installed by Contractor. Contractor is responsible for transporting plant and seed materials to the site. Note that sensitive resources, such as nesting birds or protected plants or wildlife, may be encountered during construction. The Citys Biological Monitor will assist Contractor in identifying sensitive biological resources in and adjacent to the project area. In the event that a potential item of concern is discovered, Contractor shall immediately cease operations in that area and notify Engineer in accordance with Section 6-3.2 of the Standard Specifications.
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