Description: Linear Park Node 4A – 2030 N. North Texas Recreation Center is located at 2030 N. Texas Street in the City of Fairfield, Solano County, California. North Texas Recreation Center is on 4.43 acres with access to the Linear Park pathway. The improvements include VOLUME 1 SITE IMPRVOEMENTS and VOLUME 2 BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS

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General Work Description: The work consists of, but is not limited to the removal and replacement of all five high lift vertical turbine pumps, pump discharge silent check valves, air release valves, butterfly valves/motor operators, pump 1 and 2 discharge piping upsize modifications, removal and replacement of black vinyl coated chain link fence and gate where shown, replacement of westerly concrete walk with new wider sidewalk, which includes but is not limited to the sawcutting and removals of existing PCC concrete pavement and curbs, new 8 inch wide curb under portion of new fence, replacement of wet well access hatch with a larger custom combined access hatch and vent/overflow aluminum hatch, patching AC pavement along new conduit trenches to the Zone 3 pump station, removal and disposal of the old Zone 3 pump station’s abandoned 12” suction water piping that is being relocated by others (assumed to be ACP and cement lined and coated weld steel pipe), new CMU retaining wall and reinforced concrete generator pad, excavation of existing slope bank for new generator retaining wall and pad, offsite disposal of excess excavated soil from generator pad area, tree stump and root ball removal, removal AC pavement and portion of concrete v-ditch for constructing a new 12” wide concrete trench drain along west edge of generator pad, miscellaneous electrical modifications for changing the utility power service from 4,160 volts to 480 volts, new 12kv to 480kv transformer pad, PG&E bollards, furnish and install new 4” conduit for new PGE service, transformer pad, new variable frequency drive (VFD) panels for all five new pumps, installation of the new City prepurchased utility section meter/main switchboard with solar breaker section, manual transfer switch (MTS) sections and power distribution panel sections, furnish and installation of all new conduit and wire as required in power room and for overhead power and controls to new pumps, new underground conduits and wire for change of voltage modifications to the Zone 3 pump/blower building, removal of existing 4160v to 480v transformer, miscellaneous AC patching and installation of a new 1250 KW emergency generator with 2,323 gallon subbase diesel tank. The emergency generator has been pre-purchased by the City and will be furnished to the successful bidder. T

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General Work Description: Relocate existing 12” water pipes and abandon existing 12” water pipes.

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General Work Description: The Suisun-Solano Water Authority (SSWA) Cement Hill Water Treatment Plant (CHWTP) New Site Entrance Project is located at the CHWTP at 1200 Manuel Campos Parkway in Fairfield, CA, and includes, but is not limited to, the following: grading and paving of the CHWTP access road and pond berm, installation of drainage and sewer utilities, and installation of a new physical access security system.

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General Work Description: The work of the West Texas Street Utility Relocation Project is located in West Texas Street, between Beck Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue in Fairfield, California as well as Pennsylvania Avenue between West Texas Street and Broadway Street. The work includes, but is not limited to, furnishing all labor, equipment, materials and supplies to verify existing utility locations, abandon in place 12-inch to 16-inch existing asbestos cement water main, install new 12-inch PVC and DIP main by trench method, replace existing water services, install new 8-inch and 12- inch water main connections to side street mains, install new gate valves, install new fire hydrant and lateral assemblies, remove existing gate valve boxes, cut and cap existing mains where necessary, connect new sanitary sewers to existing sanitary sewer manholes, install new 8-inch PVC sewer main, install 12-inch VCP sanitary sewer and casing by trench and horizontal auger bore method, install new and replacement 48-inch and 60-inch sanitary sewer manholes, remove or abandon existing sanitary sewers to allow for installation of new, install , remove existing sewer and install new 18-inch VCP sanitary sewer, cut and cap existing and reconnect 6- inch and 8-inch sanitary sewer laterals/side sewers, pipeline testing and disinfection, construction staking, trench dewatering, bypass pumping, traffic control, temporary and permanent trench restoration, landscape restoration, removal and replacement of sidewalk, curb and gutter as affected, pavement marking and striping restoration, resetting of survey monuments affected, restoration of all affected utilities and electrical power and signal wires and conduit, and all other work shown on the plans and described in specifications in accordance with the Contract Documents.

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General Work Description: The work under this contract is generally located along Texas Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and Jefferson Street in Fairfield, CA. This is Phase 1B of a larger project. The work to be performed consists, in general, of demolition of existing trees, tree wells, and pavers, and installation of new trees, irrigation, concrete paving, salvaged brick pavers, sculptures and pad foundation, relocated trash receptacles, and all other work as shown on the contract documents.

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General Work Description: Allan Witt Community Park is located at 1741 W Texas St, Fairfield, CA 94533 in the City of Fairfield, Solano County, California. Site Improvements for the PHASE 3 ALL INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND are on 3 acres of the 42 acre site. The majority of the improvements for this portion of the site are located in the northern portion of the site. The improvement area for Phase 3 is bordered to the north by the Dog Park and to the west by the Aquatics Center.

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General Work Description: The work under this contract is located in Lee Bell Park and the downtown neighborhood of Fairfield, California. The work to be performed consists, in general, the installation of new concrete sidewalks to close the gaps in sidewalk, concrete pathway, and all other works as shown on the contract documents.

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General Work Description: The scope of work includes, but is not limited to, the demolition and removal of existing pergola structures, concrete benches, brick pavers, bike racks, potted plants, and vegetation as shown on the project plans. Existing irrigation lines shall be capped below grade, and existing electrical lines shall be capped and buried below grade. Decomposed granite shall be placed to address all voids resulting from the removal of existing concrete structures.

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General Work Description: The City of Fairfield proposes a pavement preservation project on Cadenasso Drive from approximately 160’ West of Magellan Road to Beck Ave. The work will include using hot mix asphalt, ADA Ramp Upgrades, adjusting utilities to grade, and adding striping/pavement markings. Project approval also includes 2.5-inch mill and overlay with fabric for Auto Mall parkway from Laurel Creek Bridge (approximately 300’ East of Hamilton Drive) to 160’ West of Magellan Road. All work will be completed within local right-of-way.

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General Work Description: Work shall include construction of landscaping and irrigation improvements along SR-12 from Pennsylvania Avenue to Webster/Jackson interchange in the City of Fairfield, as part of the Clean CA Program. Work required includes planting, installation of new irrigation pipes (including jack & bore method and rockwheel trench), connection to existing irrigation, and construction of maintenance vehicle pullouts.

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General Work Description: The work is generally located at 2601 Clay Bank Road, Fairfield, CA 94533. The scope of work includes, but is not limited to, removing existing wooden fencing abutting the property and its replacement with an ornamental wooden fence. The scope of work also includes removal and replacement of existing concrete mow bands alongside the restoration of any existing landscaping disturbed during construction. The contract includes any other work and incidentals as specified in the Contract Documents, and as directed by the City Engineer

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