The JOC trade contracts are for the following license classifications: C10-Electrical C11-Elevators C13-Fencing/Gates C15-Flooring C20-Mechanical (HVAC) C32-Parking This prequalification process is a mandatory process for all Licensed 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. The County seeks to issue one JOC Trade Contract for each of the license classifications. It is the Countys intent to utilize contractors prequalified through this solicitation process to bid on contracts under the Job Order Contracting (JOC) project delivery method, which is characterized as small to medium maintenance, renovation, or reoccurring work other than new construction. However, the County reserves the right to require a separate prequalification process for any work whenever the County makes a determination that the work requires certain higher level of resources and/or specialized experience and qualifications (Specialized Work). A Contractor who is prequalified hereunder shall be prequalified for Specialized Work under this JOC Trade prequalification process. This JOC Trade prequalification is intended for Prime Contractors with any of the license classifications listed above. Prequalification is contingent upon the contractors demonstrated self-performance of the prime contract for one specific craft or trade under a license for that trade on a construction project. All Contractors bidding on JOC Trade Contracts (herein referred as Work) for the County must be prequalified in order to submit bids for award for Specialized Work, which is inclusive of health and public safety facilities. It is mandatory that all Licensed Contractors who intend to submit bids for Work 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 Work. No bid will be accepted from a Contractor that has failed to comply with these requirements. Contractor must be prequalified, as demonstrated by the Countys Notice of Prequalification, prior to the closing of bidding for any Work. Failure to obtain prequalification by bid closing shall bar Contractor from the submission of its bid on the Work. 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 Countys evaluation of the information submitted by Contractor, unless additional information, interview or lead personnel, or an on-site evaluation is requested of the applicant. All Prequalification Questionnaires and other information required by the Instructions to be submitted by Applicants (Prequalification Submittals) shall be prepared in conformance with the Instructions using the forms referenced therein or attached thereto. The Applicant assumes full and sole responsibility for timely receipt of its completed Prequalification Submittal at the location noted above. Interpretations, corrections, and changes by the County of the Prequalification Documents will be made by Prequalification Addenda. Interpretations, corrections, and changes to the Prequalification Documents made in any other manner shall not be relied upon by Applicants and will not be binding upon the County. Failure of an Applicant to receive a Prequalification Addendum shall not entitle the Applicant to an extension of the Prequalification Schedule nor shall it permit the submission of any additional prequalification information after the deadline for receipt of the Prequalification Submittal set forth in the Prequalification Schedule. Questions relating to this project should be directed to: Teresa Valadez, Administrative Services Supervisor E-mail: TRValadez@rivco.org, Telephone: (951) 955-0396, Fax: (951) 955-4837
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