Calif._Civil_Rights_Laws_Attachment.pdf

This document is a California Civil Rights Laws Attachment related to a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) issued by the California Department of General Services, Real Estate Services Division, Project Management and Development Branch for the 10th and O Street Reconfiguration project in downtown Sacramento. The project seeks a qualified firm to provide professional Critical Path Method (CPM) construction project management services for the design and construction phases of a downtown Sacramento facility reconfiguration project. The firm must demonstrate experience managing construction projects of similar size and complexity, and all work must be performed under and approved by a design professional or contractor licensed in California. The estimated construction cost is approximately $100,000,000, with an estimated contract duration of 72 months. Interested firms can access the complete RFQ documents on the California eProcure website through the California State Contracts Register (CSCR).

The attachment document itself establishes the civil rights compliance requirements that bidders and the selected contractor must adhere to throughout the procurement and contract performance processes. The specific civil rights laws and provisions applicable to this state-funded project are outlined in the attached document, which governs non-discrimination, equal employment opportunity, and other legally mandated civil rights protections for all contract participants and beneficiaries.