RFP B150020 Construction Inspection Services - Project Group #2

California State University, Sacramento is soliciting sealed proposals for Construction Inspection Services through RFP B150020 for Project Group #2, covering two primary campus improvement projects in Sacramento. The first project involves Library and Sequoia Hall Fire Alarm Upgrades, requiring 20 hours per week for approximately 16 weeks from June through September 2016, which includes installing a complete manual addressable fire alarm system. The second project focuses on Eureka Hall IT Upgrades, also requiring 20 hours per week for 16 weeks, involving removal and replacement of horizontal and vertical cabling with category 6 cabling and construction of two new equipment rooms. Proposals are due by 2:00 p.m. on May 17, 2016, to be submitted to the Procurement and Contract Services office in Modoc Hall Room 3005. The evaluation process will encompass technical criteria weighted at 70 points, assessing staff experience, competency, personnel qualifications, and program understanding, with cost considerations accounting for the remaining 30 points. Potential service providers must possess specific credentials such as OSHPD, DSA Class I or II certification, ICC certification, or be a licensed California architect/engineer.

The RFP includes a small business preference in accordance with Title 2 of the California Administrative Code, Section 1896, potentially offering advantageous considerations for qualifying small businesses. Required insurance coverage includes $2 million in general aggregate liability, $1 million per occurrence for business auto liability, standard workers compensation, and errors & omissions coverage. The procurement opportunity spans jurisdictions including Sacramento County and San Francisco City, potentially allowing for broader regional participation. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the comprehensive nature of the inspection services and the multi-project scope suggests a substantial contract value. The university appears to be seeking a qualified contractor capable of providing comprehensive, professional construction inspection services with demonstrated technical expertise and the ability to manage complex campus improvement projects effectively.