Renovation of a municipal facility in Riverside, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a municipal facility.

This prequalification process is a mandatory process for all B-Licensed General Building Contractors who intend to submit bids for construction projects to be issued by the County of Riverside for a period of one year (12 months) following issuance of Notice of Prequalification. It is the County's intent to utilize General Building Contractors prequalified thru this solicitation process for construction projects ranging from $200,000 to $30,000,000. However, the County reserves the right to require a separate prequalification process for any project whenever the County makes a determination that a project requires certain higher level of resources and/or specialized experience and qualifications ("Specialized Projects"). A Contractor who is prequalified hereunder shall not be prequalified for these Specialized Projects unless that Contractor prequalifies under that separate prequalification process. All Contractors bidding on construction projects of the County must be prequalified prior to submitting bids. Contractors may select to be considered for prequalification in any one, or a combination of the three (3) Prequalification Categories. Categories for Contractor Prequalification: General Building Construction, including Seismic Renovation HCAI (OSHPD) Facility Construction, including Seismic Renovation Justice and/or Detention Construction including Seismic Renovation Additionally, each Applicant may select whether it seeks prequalification for one, or both of two Experience Level(s) within each Prequalification Category. Level I Contractor is entitled to bid select construction projects between $200,000 and $4,999,999. The Contractor's bid limit will be set for the term of service by the actual bid limit established at Notice of Prequalification. Proof of Contractor's ability to meet minimum project bonding limits will be required during each project solicitation conducted for this Level of Prequalified Contractor. Failure of Contractor to meet the minimum specific project bonding limits will result in disqualification for the specific project solicitation. o Level II Contractor is entitled to bid select construction projects $5,000,000 up to $30,000,000. The Contractor's bid limit will be set for the term of service by the actual bid limit established at Notice of Prequalification. Proof of Contractor's ability to meet minimum project bonding limits will be required during each project solicitation conducted for this Level of Prequalified Contractor. Failure of Contractor to meet the minimum bonding limits will result in disqualification for the specific project solicitation. A Contractor who is selected for prequalification at Experience Level II has the option to be prequalified at Experience Level I without submitting a separate prequalification package for Experience Level I. A Contractor who fails to prequalify at the higher experience level (Level II) does not automatically prequalify for Experience Level I. Separate prequalification requirements for each of these Prequalification Categories and Experience Levels are included in this solicitation. Any Licensed Contractor seeking to qualify for one or more of these Prequalification Categories or Experience Levels shall file separate Prequalification Questionnaires and materials required herein for each combination of Prequalification Category and Experience Level for which the Applicant chooses to be considered. It is mandatory that all Licensed Contractors who intend to submit bids for the projects encompassed within this prequalification process must: (1) fully complete the Prequalification Questionnaire, (2) provide all materials requested herein, and (3) be approved by the County prior to submitting bids on future projects. No bid will be accepted from a Contractor that has failed to comply with these requirements. Contractor must be prequalified, as demonstrated by the County's Notice of Prequalification, prior to the bidding for any project. Failure to obtain prequalification by bid closing shall bar Contractor from the submission of its bid on that project. Contractors who submit a complete prequalification package will be notified by electronic mail of their qualification status, such notice to be provided following completion of the County's evaluation of the information submitted by Contractor, unless additional information, interview or lead personnel, or an on-site evaluation is requested of the applicant.