YOUNGLOVE_AVE_335_B25-0290_APPROVED_GEO_TECH_REPORT.pdf

This is an approved geotechnical report and building plan document from the City of Santa Cruz, California, for a concrete pad installation project at Fire Station #3. The project scope includes demolition of existing asphalt material, utility installation (electrical trenching, fire sprinkler systems, and electrical piping), concrete pad preparation and installation designed to support fire apparatus weighing approximately 55,000 pounds each, storm drain modifications, and bio-retention area installation. The concrete pad must comply with 2022 California building codes and all specifications outlined in the approved plans. Bidders are required to coordinate with pre-selected electrical, fire sprinkler, and building installation vendors, attend all required City of Santa Cruz inspections, and ensure compliance with the Green Building Checklist and construction waste management requirements per Chapter 6.12 of the Santa Cruz Municipal Code.

The project requires bidders to prepare bids based on the approved plans without submission of a bid bond; however, labor and performance bonds and materials bonds will be mandatory upon project award. All work must adhere to applicable state and local codes, site management best management practices, construction waste reduction and recycling protocols, and product global warming potential compliance standards. Bidders must schedule and complete all inspections with City of Santa Cruz inspectors and coordinate construction activities with other contractors assigned to the project.