Renovation of a mixed-use development in Ontario, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

**As of September 15, 2025, the project was awarded to Sunset Electrical, with an awarded amount of $242,807.40.** Questions Regarding This Rfp Shall Be Directed to Janie Rowland, District Consultant, at Jrowland@mgt.us, and Received No Later Than 12:00 Noon on August 21, 2025. In Accordance With State Senate Bill X2-9, This Project is Subject to Monitoring by the State of California Compliance Monitoring Unit (Cmu). The Successful Contractor and All of Its Subcontractors for the Project Will Be Required to Attend a Mandatory Pre-job Conference Before Commencing Work. During the Pre-job Conference, the District S Labor Compliance Program, and/or the State Labor Law Requirements Applicable to This Project Will Be Discussed. The Contractor and All Subcontractors Will Be Required to Certify That It Acknowledges and Understands the District S Labor Compliance Program and/or All of the State Labor Law Requirements for This Project. The Successful Contractor or Any of Its Designated Subcontractors Shall Not Perform Any Work on the Project Prior to Attending the Pre-job Conference and Executing the Appropriate Certification. The District Will Not Process Any Payment Applications for Any Work by the Contractor or Any Subcontractor That Does Not Attend the Pre-job Conference and Execute the Certification. Each Contractor Shall Be a Licensed Contractor Pursuant to the California Business and Professions Code and Be Licensed to Perform the Work Called for in the Contract Documents. The Successful Contractor Must Possess a Valid and Active Class C-7 and C-10 License, or C-7 With a C-10 Listed Subcontractor at Time of Proposal Submittal and License Must Be Valid Through Project Completion. The Contractor S California State License Number(S) Shall Be Clearly Stated on the Rfp Form. Subcontractors Shall Be Licensed Pursuant to California Law for the Trades Necessary to Perform the Work Called for in the Contract Documents and License Must Be Valid Through Project Completion. The District Reserves the Right to Reject Any or All Proposals or to Waive Any Irregularities or Informalities in Any Proposal or in the Rfp Process. License information Contractors must be licensed pursuant to California Business and Professions Code Questions Regarding This Rfp Shall Be Directed to Janie Rowland, District Consultant, at Jrowland@mgt.us, and Received No Later Than 12:00 Noon on August 21, 2025.