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

Acceptance by City Council, Filing Notice of Completion, and Release of Retention and Bonds; Estimated Duration is Three Months Re-bid the City of Pleasanton is Seeking a Re-bid Request for Proposals for a Turnkey Solution for the Retrofit and Replacement of the City's Existing Fire Alarm Systems at the Public Works Department Corporation Yard, the Library, and the Police Station, Totaling 12 Buildings and Approximately 140,000 Square Feet. The Work Does Not Anticipate Changes to the Fire Sprinklers, but Some Buildings Require Minor Changes to the Fire Sprinkler System for Monitoring by the Fire Alarm System. The Fire Sprinkler Main Backflow Device at the Library's Exterior Will Be Replaced With an Above-ground Device. A Paging/communication System Will Be Added for the Corporation Yard Facilities. The Existing Fire Alarm Control Systems Are Outdated and No Longer in a Serviceable Condition. The Fire Alarm Work Shall Include but Not Be Limited to: Reviewing Existing Systems, Designing Updated Systems, Obtaining Permits, Replacing the Fire Alarm Panel, Adding Dedicated Electrical Feed to Relocated Panels, Replacing All Conductors, Replacing Detectors and Notification Devices in Existing Locations, Adding Devices and Conductors Where Required by Code or Project Description, Adding Conduit Where Required, and Patching and Painting of Existing Walls and Ceilings Where Necessary. The Work Will Take Place While Buildings Are Occupied by Staff and the Public With Extra Care and Special Working Hours Required. The Estimated Project Cost is $1.2 Million for All Three Locations. The City of Pleasanton (City) Anticipates Working With a Single Qualified Bidder Through These Milestones of Activity: 1. Investigation, Design, and Permits; Estimated Duration is Three Months After City Council Award of Contract and Written Notice of Award. 2. Scheduling, Shop Drawings, Fabrication, Mobilization, and Installa- Tion; Estimated Duration is Five Months After Written Notice to Pro- Ceed. 3. Testing and Fire Marshal Approval; Estimated Duration is One Month. Any Questions Related to This Rfp Shall Be Submitted in Writing. No Oral Question or Inquiry About This Rfp Shall Be Accepted. Questions Shall Be Submitted Before 2:00 P.m. Wednesday, August 13, 2025, to the Attention of Tom Mucha, Associate Engineer, via Email at Tmucha@cityofpleasantonca.gov.