Estimated Bid Value $4,820,000.00 Online Q&A Yes Q&A Deadline 09/20/2024 5:00 PM (PDT) Contact Info Kelsey Fisher 916-808-1709 kfisher@cityofsacramento.org. All bid details are contained in the RFP document. If you have any questions on the aspects of this proposal, they should be directed via the City of Sacramento's online bid portal per the instructions and deadlines outlined in the RFP. Scope of Service Firms submitting a proposal must be able to operate as described herein and meet the requirements below at a minimum. If you have any questions on the aspects of this proposal, they should be directed via the City of Sacramento's online bid portal per the instructions and deadlines outlined in the RFP. Medical Center Reservoir rehabilitation will include (but is not limited to) the following: o Removal and disposal of existing polymer-modified cement coating on exterior reservoir wall. Existing polymer-modified cement coating installed in 1996 on lower 70 feet of reservoir height, full reservoir circumference. o Coating preparation and coating of exterior walls from ground elevation to full height of reservoir (~100 feet) extending to include top of parapet wall underneath coping, including all exterior exposed concrete elements of windows and vents, excluding decorative concrete sculptural elements. o Protect interior at all vents, windows and other intrusions. Remove screens and replace where necessary for access to concrete for coating. o Protect decorative concrete sculptural elements during application of new exterior wall coating. o Associated asbestos abatement and environmental controls needed for the removal of the silver asbestos paint on copper ventilator mastic. o Removal and replacement in kind of parapet wall coping on the roof. o Removal of existing built-up cap sheet roofing system. o Remove portion of sheathing (2x6 T&G board) for interior tank access. o Remove and dispose of roof mounted security cameras and associated conduit and junction boxes. o Remove air raid siren and associated equipment. Save air raid equipment on site for collection by City. o Remove and reinstall rain gage in original location, including associated rigid steel conduit. o Installation of new roof system. o Install roof walkways for access to roof equipment, rain gauge, and drains. o Steel and concrete spot repairs. o Remove and replace expansion and construction joint seals on reservoir concrete tank floor. o Removal and disposal of existing interior platform and ladders o Concrete rebar scanning and adhesive anchor installation o Installation of new stainless-steel platform, ladders, guardrail and fall arrest anchorage o Cleaning and disinfection of the reservoir per AWWA standards. o Protection of overflow pipe, roof drains, floor, electrical equipment, altitude valve, pumps and other equipment not associated with rehabilitation work. o Implementing and maintaining environmental and personnel controls inside and around the exterior of the tank o Provide security fencing and access controls during construction. o Provide all necessary power if on-site power is not sufficient to complete work. o Provide and implement noise abatement mitigation measures to meet City noise ordinance. o Storm water controls around work area. o Safety controls for staff and maintaining access for inspectors and special inspections o Problem solving with DOU staff and material manufacturers/vendors to provide quality repairs based on unanticipated conditions o Restore the site to its original condition, including but not limited to landscaping, sprinklers, and interior storage areas. A statement of availability to start work within the reservoir on December 2, 2024 and promise to maintain workflow and prevent/minimize delays for tank activation no later than May 1, 2025.