Renovation of a mixed-use development in Stockton, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a fire / police facility; and municipal facility.

Project Location "Fire Station 1 1818 S. Fresno St.", "Fire Station 2 110 W. Sonora St.", "Fire Station 3 1116 First St", "Fire Station 4 5525 Pacific Ave.", "Company 5 3499 Manthey Rd.", "Company 6 1501 Picardy Dr.", "Fire Company 7 1767 W. Hammer Ln.", "Company 9 550 E. Harding Wy.", "Fire Station 10 2903 W. March Ln.", "Fire Station 11 1211 E. Swain Rd.", "Company 12 4010 E. Main St.", "Company 14 3019 McNabb St.", "ECD 110 W. Sonora St.", "Main PD 22 E. Market St.", "Arnold Rue 5758 Lorraine Ave.", "Stribley 1760 E. Sonora St." Question Deadline 08/14/2025 Written Questions submitted by. Requests for clarification shall be submitted at least five (5) business days prior to the proposal due date. The City of Stockton is soliciting proposals from qualified contractors to provide construction services to install emergency generators, ATS, and other associated equipment at 16 City facilities. INTRODUCTION The City of Stockton (City) is soliciting proposals from qualified contractors to provide construction services to install emergency generators, ATS, and all other associated equipment at sixteen City facilities. The project includes, but is not limited to; installation of purchased generator and ATS, pouring of any padding/footings, pre-wiring for the equipment, re-wiring existing panels, load testing, removal of surplus/pre-existing generators, etc. Permits from the Air Resource Board have already been issued for all sixteen generator units. BACKGROUND The City has evaluated sixteen various City facilities in need of emergency backup power. Select Community Centers must remain open 24/7 during harsh weather, including blackouts, to serve the community; Fire Stations, ECD, and the Main Police Department must have working phone lines and emergency notification systems to assist citizens. Adding and/or replacing generators will enable automatic power transfers to these stations during outages, ensuring continuous operation. This upgrade will keep essential services, like emergency call notifications, functioning smoothly, ensuring prompt responses. The generator replacements also improve preventative maintenance, vital for the performance of Fire and Police facilities during critical events. SCOPE OF WORK The work provided herein consists, in general, of the installation of emergency generators, ATS, and all other associated equipment at sixteen City facilities. The following standards outline the scope of services and responsibilities required of the Contractor. The specifications outline the parameters of equipment needed, per location, and request the vendor to create an estimate of the work required. Fleet is requesting upgrades and replacements of sixteen generators at various City facilities. The goal is for these generators to completely operate the house in the instances of emergency outages. The awarded contractor will be in charge, but is not limited to; installing unit, installation of a new ATS, pre-wiring the equipment, re-wiring existing panels, load testing, assistance with removing surplus/pre-existing generators and other equipment, disposing of all waste and equipment/tools that lack value, etc. Written Questions submitted by May 8, 2025 . Any questions or requests for clarification shall be submitted in writing to: Analissa.Nunez@stocktonca.gov. Term of Contract The term of contract shall be for six (6) months upon approval of the contract by the City Council for said work and the furnishing of said materials.