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Placer County Contractors Association & Builders Exchange

January 21, 2013 Vol. 7, No. 03

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2013 Annual Dinner and Contractor of the Year Award Event Photos Inside

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Inside This Issue This table of contents is linked to make it easy for you to get to the information you want. If it looks like a link (blue & underlined) then it is! Just click on it to go directly to the page you want. Use the navigation bar at the bottom of the right-hand pages to return to this page.

Inspiration for the Week

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Your Weekly Smile

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Industry Links

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The Week’s Weather Forecast

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PCCA Calendar of Events

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Contractor Yellow Pages

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News Briefs

Bottomline Lawyers

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Bozzuto Insurance

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Diamond Pacific

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Hansen Bros. Enterprises

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Industry News

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Inland Busines Systems

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Classified Ads

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Jensen Masonry

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Weekly Safety Meeting

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Philadelphia Insurance

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New Plans

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Q & A Insurance

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Week At A Glance

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Smith Chiropractic and Massage Page 16

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The Capps Group

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Plans On File

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Tre Pazzi Trattoria

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Bid Results

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State Fund Insurance

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Legal Ads

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Construction Industry Links Association Links

CSLB

Contractor’s State License Board

OSHA

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GSBE

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AIA

American Institute of Architects

AGC

Associated general Contractors

BIA

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SCIF

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Employers Guardian Human Resources

American Subcontractors Association

Projects Online

DGS Contracts

DOT

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SMUD

CSI Code List

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Safety

OSHA Hazard Communication

OSHA Safety & Health Topics

Click Safety Online OSHA Safety Classes

Employer Records of Occupational Injury & Illness

Governor’s Office of Emergency Services

Injury & Illness Prevention Program

Risk Management – IIPP

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State & Federal Links

California Building Standards

California Prevailing Wage Rates

Federal Prevailing Wage Rates

California Dept. of Industrial Relations

California Environmental Protection Agency

Mechanics Lien Law Information

Mechanics Lien Guide

Local Government Links

California Chamber of Commerce

City of Auburn

City of Rocklin

City of Roseville

City of Lincoln

County of Placer

“Of course I believe in teamwork. I believe your team should do all the work.”

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Board of Directors PCCA:

Placer County Contractors Association 10656 Industrial Ave., Ste.160, Roseville, CA 95678 - 916-771-7229 231 Cherry Ave., Ste.101, Auburn, CA 95603 - 530-889-3953 Open Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm

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President Patrick Remington Remington Construction Vice President Chris Harris James L. Harris Painting, Inc. Director Cheryl Gibson Von-Jac Development Director Cyndi Cook Cook Design Company Director Adam Noorani Homewood Lumber

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Director Edward Johnson Warren G. Bender Co. Director Maggie Marfia Mouleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Foothill Glass VP Public Relations Tim Busk Heritage Painting VP Governmental Affairs Jack Remington Andregg Geomatics

PBX: President John Brun John Brun Masonry

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Director Nick Forestiere Gurnee & Daniels LLP Director Mike Bennett Bennett Tile

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Jeff Henry-Director of Business Development jhenry@placerbx.com Kellie Russell-Auburn Planroom Coordinator planroom@placerbx.com Dianne Barnao-Roseville Planroom Coordinator planroom@placerbx.com Jim Couk - Scan Technician

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The Ridge Golf and Country Club Was Rocking, as Usual at the 2013 PCCA Annual Dinner and Contractors Awards

Patrick Remington, PCCA President and his lovely wife Brenda welcome PCCA members and guests to the Annual Dinner.

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From left: Eric Campbell, Westcon Construction, Sean Payne, PNP Construction, Patrick Remington, Remington Construction, Cheryl Gibson, Von-Jac Development, Rocco Radogna, Sierra Concrete Resurfacing, Chad Twardus, Twardus Construction, Cyndi Cook, Cook Design, Tony Walker, Tony Walker Painting, Chad Watts, Warren G. Bender

Contractors Awards: And the Winners Are.... Twelve awards were presented at the Dinner. The 2013 winners for the State Fund Workers Compensation 431 Group Awards are: Long Term Member: AMR Construction, 15 years in Group 431. Superior Safety Program and Loss Control: J.D. Jones Roofcrafters, Superior safety program. Claim Free: McGuire Pacific Constructors

Winners in the other nine categories are:

Volunteer of the Year: Cindy Cook, Cook Design.

2012 Residential Project of the Year: Twardus Construction for a 10,000 sq. ft. home in Newcastle.

Affiliate Member of the Year: Warren G. Bender Co.

Public Works Project of the Year: West Con for the Coon Creek/Hidden Falls Bridges project. Community Improvement Project of the Year: Cheryl Gibson, General Contractor, for a non-profit housing project for the homeless in Auburn.

Residential Contractor of the Year: Remington Construction. Commercial Contractor of the Year: PnP Construction Residential Subcontractor of the Year: Sierra Concrete Design. Commercial Subcontractor of the Year: Tony Walker Painting.

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PCCA and Scott Burnett present a free class on Incorporating for 2013

SHOULD YOU FORM A CORPORATION OR LLC IN 2013

CPESC & CESSWI Review Seminar hosted by BT Consulting 8:30am to 4:30pm Roseville

Should you form a Corporation or LLC for your business this year? There is no better time to learn about this important decision than at the first of the year! In this workshop we will examine whether the time is right for you to form one for your business.

CPESC & CESSWI Review Seminar hosted by BT Consulting 8:30am to 4:30pm Roseville

Have you ever wondered if your business is taking advantage of all its available opportunities? Sole Proprietor, Partnership, Corporation or LLC’s all have benefits. In this program we examine all the options available to you as a business owner. Your choice in a business structure will determine how much you pay in personal taxes. What if you could do the same thing you are doing now, but be better protected and pay less in taxes? What if your business could grow without you putting in more hours? Discover whether it’s time to form a Corporation or LLC for you and your business! This small investment in your time could determine how successful you will ever be as a business owner! This workshop is for sole proprietors that have wondered if they should start a Corporation or LLC. Also, this is a great refresher course for incorporated or LLC owners.

Session Highlights • TAXATION FOR A SOLE PROPRIETOR vs. CORPORATION or LLC • LIABILITY PROTECTION OF A SOLE PROPRIETOR, INC. or LLC • TOP SECRETS OF INC AND LLC FOR REDUCING TAXES • CORPORATION OR LLC, AND WHAT IS RIGHT FOR YOU This program is being taught by attorney Scott Burnett, Esq. Scott is considered one of the nation’s leading authorities on Corporation and LLC taxation. He teaches business owners across the country on the benefits Corporation and LLC operations. 2 Class Times are available: Thursday January 24th 9:00 am to 11:00 am or 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm Call to reserve your spot. This is one of the most popular classes we held last year. It’s FREE and informative. 916-771-7229 and ask for Jeff.

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CPR Class Roseville PCCA Classroom. 9:00 am to 2:00 pm $75.00 per student.

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QSP/QSD Training Seminar hosted by BT Consulting 8:30am to 4:30pm Roseville

CPR Class Roseville PCCA Classroom. 9:00 am to 2:00 pm $75.00 per student.

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CPR Class Roseville PCCA Classroom. 9:00 am to 2:00 pm $75.00 per student.

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CPR Class Roseville PCCA Classroom. 9:00 am to 2:00 pm $75.00 per student.

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PCCA and Scott Burnett present a free class on Incorporating for 2013

PCCA and Scott Burnett present a free class. CPESC & CESSWI Review Seminar hosted by BT Consulting 8:30am to 4:30pm Roseville

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News Briefs Sacramento Streamlines Permit Process

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As part of Sacramento Streamline, the City of Sacramento announced a pilot program aimed to further improve the efficiency of the building permit process and help ensure that all work performed is done safely. Dubbed the Accelerated Minor Permit Program, this new service – which will go live mid-February – will allow licensed contractors to purchase permits for specific minor installations and repairs. The cost savings of purchasing permits in bulk could be up to 75 percent. The first available permit would include water heaters for residential and commercial customers, with other work including re-roofs and electrical circuits to follow shortly thereafter.

$2.5 Billion Spent, $2 Billion More Needed

The program will allow licensed contractors to immediately purchase permits, in groups of five, for specific minor installations and repairs, at a reduced cost. As part of the program, City staff will randomly inspect one installation per grouping, to make certain work performed is done correctly. The City hopes the program encourages contractors and residents to obtain a building permit for a variety of minor projects. Other streamlined improvements are on the horizon, including epermit – a convenient tool to obtain building permits online without having to come to the City’s public counter. For more information about Sacramento Streamline, visit this link. Contractors interested in the program should contact Community Development at cdd-news@cityofsacramento.org to be added to the mailing list for future updates. [http://www.cityofsacramento.org/

Inspectors taking the first-ever inventory of flood control systems overseen by the federal government have found hundreds of structures at risk of failing and endangering people and property in 37 states, including in California. Levees deemed in unacceptable condition span the breadth of America. They are in every region, in cities and towns big and small: Washington, D.C., Cleveland and Dallas, Augusta, Ga. and Brookport, Ill., as well as California. After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, California voters approved nearly $5 billion in bonds to shore up the state’s aging flood protection system. With more than half the money spent, officials say they need up to $12 billion more to finish.

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In Sacramento, a 42-mile-long levee along the Sacramento and American rivers protects the Natomas area, a flood-prone basin transformed from cropland into a community of 100,000 with an airport, nearly three dozen schools and two interstates. That levee received an unacceptable rating by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. But, at this time, only about half the $810 million needed for upgrades has been raised from state and local sources. The city is seeking federal financing of the rest. Were it to fail, “it would be beyond catastrophic,” said Angelique Ashby, the city’s vice mayor. The poor rating led federal emergency officials to impose strict building limits that have prevented homeowners from making repairs and delayed construction of schools and a police station, she said.

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“This is going to be a national problem and it just hasn’t dawned on people how big it’s going to be,” said Jeffrey Mount, a levee management specialist and founder of the Center for Watershed Sciences at UC Davis. “We’re in a never-ending cycle of flood and rebuild.” As of Jan. 10, the Corps had published ratings for 1,451, or 58 percent, of the levees. Of those, 326 were unacceptable, 1,004 were minimally acceptable with deficiencies that need correcting, and 121 were acceptable. Local governments and districts are responsible for upgrading unacceptable levees. In Yolo County, most levee maintenance is the responsibility of local reclamation districts, said Panos Kokkas, the county’s director of public works. Reclamation districts are funded and governed by property owners whose lands the levees protect. Kokkas said there are several such districts along the Sacramento River and Cache Creek, and that they are overseen by the state Department of Water Resources’ Central Valley Flood Protection Board. December Surge In Home Building

it is nearly double the recession low reached in April 2009. Construction increased last month for both single-family homes and apartments. And the pace in which builders requested permits to start more homes ticked up to a 4 ½ year high. Applications for new building permits, which are seen as an indicator of builders’ confidence in the market, were little changed from November’s rate. But the annual rate of 903,000 reported in December is up 28.8 percent from last year’s level. This is one more positive sign that the housing market is picking up steam, as record-low mortgage rates have spurred demand for homes. A recovering job market and a tapering off of foreclosures have also given the market a boost. As distressed homes leave the market, that means that there are more buyers interested in purchasing fewer available homes. Home prices, in turn, have continued to rise, posting the biggest percentage gain in more than two years last month. Apartment construction, which is more volatile, surged 23 percent last month. It is now back to pre-recession levels.

U.S. builders started work on homes in December at the fastest pace in 4 ½ years and finished 2012 as their best year for residential construction since the early stages of the housing crisis.

Applications for building permits, a sign of future construction, inched up to a rate of 903,000, which is the highest level since July 2008.

The Commerce Department reported that builders broke ground on houses and apartments last month at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 954,000. That’s 12.1 percent higher than November’s annual rate. And

Ripon Unified School District Trustees have allocated money from Fund 35 to go towards technology upgrades at Ripon High and all-weather surfacing on the Ds – that’s the two corner portions inside the track oval used for the

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jumping events – and American Disability Act requirements necessary for the ongoing Stouffer Field modernization project. The board approved $100,000 to help replace both student computer labs at RHS, with $75,000 of that going immediately and the remaining $25,000 to be used as matching funds for a proposed RHS technology boosters club, according to Trustee Ernie Tyhurst. Stouffer Field will receive $250,000 from Fund 35. Of that, $100,000 will go towards replacing the restrooms at the RHS stadium. Funding not to exceed $50,000 will be used for upgrading classroom locksets district-wide, the D Building roof including asbestos abatement at RHS, and resurfacing of tennis courts. Summer School Construction Projects The Cupertino Union School District is set to begin a major series of construction projects this summer. Last June, voters in the district attendance boundaries passed Measure H, a $220 million school facility and repair bond measure. The bond will be used to modernize classrooms and bathrooms, upgrade earthquake and fire safety systems, replace infrastructure, update science labs and technology systems and build additional classrooms. The twenty elementary school campuses in the district will see the addition of robust wireless Internet networks. Other summer projects include adding exterior lighting to six campuses, roof replacement at another three campuses, painting at another two campuses and the replacement of sewer, water and storm drain underground utilities at 12 sites.

Perhaps the most ambitious projects will be at Lawson and Cupertino middle schools. The two schools were a major focal point when voters were asked to approve the bond. Last year, the district said it was anticipating a surge in enrollment at Hyde, Cupertino and Lawson middle schools. Phase I of the Lawson Middle School project will see the construction of a new 20-classroom, two-story building. Four of those will be science classrooms, six will be for math and science, and 10 will be standard classrooms. There are also plans for a new band building, including two music rooms and an area for storage.

Pier 70 Development Plan Unveiled Forest City has unveiled a proposal for a mixed-use innovation center at Pier 70 that could include as many as 1,000 housing units, 2.2 million square feet of office space, and a diverse collection of spaces to accommodate 275,000 square feet of artisans, retailers, designers, and boutique manufacturers. Forest City estimates that the infrastructure aspect of the work will cost $152 million and the historic restoration part of the project will come in at $90 million.

To make room at Lawson, the neighboring district office on Vista Drive will vacate the premises by the end of April. The district is leasing two office suites in Sunnyvale at 1309 S. Mary Ave. for at least the next five years. The district office’s move will also make way for a new track and field at Lawson. The Lawson project will begin with site preparation between June and early September. Construction of the new buildings will start soon after and run into August 2014. The new track and field will break ground in mid-June 2014 and last until approximately the end of October.

While much of the proposal carries out ideas cultivated at Forest City’s 5M project at Fifth and Mission, the inclusion of housing is surprising because the Port of San Francisco had previously said that residential development at the site would conflict with the noisy ship repair businesses that flourish on the pier. But Forest City has circumvented the conflict by placing the housing as far from the ship operations as possible and has been working closely with BAE Systems, which operates the facility, the largest floating dry dock on the U.S. West Coast.

Phase I of Cupertino Middle School’s project is equally ambitious in scope. It, too, will see the construction of a new 20-classroom, two-story building with the same number of science, math and regular classrooms. The school will also get a new gymnasium in addition to its current one. The locker rooms will be rebuilt, and buildings 100, 200, 300 and 500 will be modernized.

The Forest City concept envisions a new waterfront neighborhood with eight acres of green space that both stretches along the waterfront and juts into the heart of the campus. The parkland would create both access to the Bay as well a town common of sorts — a lively interior urban park that could be compared to Washington Square in San Francisco’s North Beach.

Site improvements and classroom construction follow the same schedule as Lawson’s identical project. The new gym will break ground in late August and take about a year to complete.

Phase one, which would start construction in 2016, would include the reuse of two historic shipyard buildings. The 100,000-square-foot Building 2 would become about 100 units of housing. The 160,000-square-foot

Building 12 would be reimagined as a loft-style creative office building with a ground floor marketplace that spills out into the public plaza. The scale of the central area would draw inspiration from the network of alleys and narrow pathways that characterized Pier 70 during World War II, when it was the busy home to 18,500 workers. San Jose Pushing Development Hard When Chuck Reed took over as San Jose’s Mayor, he wanted to change the city’s construction focus from housing to business. He’s some success. “There are a billion dollars of investment in our development pipeline, which could generate over 3 million square feet of new office and research and development space, more than 800 high-rise and wood frame residential units and more than 600,000 square feet of regional and neighborhood retail space over the next few years,” Reed wrote in a recent memo. Projects on the horizon include the Century Winchester site on Winchester and Olin and Olsen; the former Garden City site, expansion at Valley Fair, South Bay Alviso, Tisch Office, a new office site from the Silverstone Housing project, Symphony Tower Form, a residential high rise at 200 Park Ave., a Courtyard by Marriott with 300 rooms at Santa Clara and Highway 87 and Karina Hotels. Currently, San Jose has three Excel spreadsheets listing projects that are under construction or planning to start. Talk to us! Do you have a legal ad that needs to be run? Want to advertise? Questions about the format?

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Improve Productivity With Crawler Carriers Consider incorporating this machine into your fleet for versatile performance

Mike Crimaldi knows track carriers. He was working with crawler-mounted drills before he had a driver’s license, starting out as a driller’s helper at age 15. As his company’s drilling fleet grew, so did its service and repair capability. Eight years ago he transitioned out of direct drilling services to found Rig Source Inc. in Elburn, Ill. Since then, more and more customers have wanted to put crawlers under a variety of equipment that spanned the construction industry. By now Crimaldi has just about seen it all. Speaking from his 35 years of experience, he sums it up: “If you can mount it to a truck, you can put it on tracks.” Tracks provide a stable, versatile platform that can turn about in place to maneuver equipment precisely where it needs to be, and they do this with significantly less threat of damage to the worksite’s surface. Additionally, tracks allow owners to keep equipment in the field when soil and weather conditions would park truck-mounted equipment, thus improving productivity. Tracking the Industry Though the most common mounts still tend to be flatbeds and dumpers, Crimaldi says, “One customer might have a flatbed to mount on a tracked undercarriage, the next a scissor lift. That’s the exciting thing for us—the new uses we keep seeing for it.” He has seen customers use the unit for mulch blowers, mat carriers, mobile epoxy coating machines, hydro-

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seeders, mobile cranes, tracked welding units, personnel carriers, water tank carriers and off-road service vehicles. Crimaldi says the roots of the tracked carrier market can probably be traced to tracked dumpers. Contractors noted how they could be used on soft, wet ground when trucks would either cause too much damage or get stuck. As trucks wore out, owners found they could extend the life and utility of their equipment by remounting it to similar tracked carriers. “They would get maybe another five to ten years of use out of their equipment,” Crimaldi says, “but they were also finding that tracks gave them more flexibility for all ground and weather conditions.”

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Tracked carriers were originally designed for off-road use. Using rubber tracks eliminated the need to lay down lumber or matting to protect paved surfaces the rig might have to cross or work from. Advances in rubber track technology have made them highly durable and long lived. “Manufacturers don’t bother much with steel anymore,” Crimaldi says, “since so many customers have gone to rubber.” Choosing a Carrier For customers deciding whether to mount certain equipment or which manufacturer to purchase from, Crimaldi defers to Rig Source’s director of sales, Matt Slater. Are there cases where he’d advise against upgrading to tracked

equipment? Slater couldn’t think of any offhand. Rubber track carriers exert as little as 3 psi of pressure on the surface, and their terrain-traversing capabilities surpass those of trucks and trailers. Though they can’t be driven to and from a worksite, transportation isn’t a problem. Slater explains, “Most contractors already have a trailer to haul their equipment to the site, so they’re set.” One potential limitation is size. Track carriers come in almost any size class imaginable, he says, but the greatest customer demand has been for what Crimaldi describes as “the largest carrier possible without requiring special permitting to transport it.” Trailers with loads 8-feet and 6-inches wide or more require oversize permits. Slater explains that, as far as manufac-

turers are concerned, most North American customers prefer to buy from North American vendors. The issue is not one of nationalism or even of technical superiority, however, and Slater notes that many of the overseas models are well made. Instead, it’s a matter of maintenance. With many foreign models, he says, “The parts are proprietary to that manufacturer.” He explains that the advantage of a wholly North Americanmade carrier is that parts and service can be found locally throughout the U.S. and Canada.

ber track carrier. The problem with some models was they had to literally cut off the carrier’s bumper to be able to mount the winch.”

The degree of modification that an undercarriage needs in order to accept a given mount can also be an issue, as not all manufacturers can be accommodated easily. “We’ve had customers in the past who wanted to use a certain kind of winch on the front or rear of their rub-

When you think about it that way, putting a rubber track carrier under your equipment does exactly what you expect any equipment upgrade to do: reduce the pressure and get you from one job to the next quicker.

Tracked carriers directly contribute to increased productivity, since they extend the company’s onsite calendar. They provide a stable, highly versatile platform that can turn about in place to maneuver equipment precisely where it needs to be, and they do this with significantly less threat of damage to the worksite’s surface.

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Should You Run Your Business As A Corporation Or LLC? By Scott Burnett, Esq. Whether you are a full-time or part-time business owner, everyone in the field of construction can benefit from forming a corporation or an LLC. There are two reasons why: one has to do with lowering your personal taxes and the other one with growing your busi-ness. First, no matter what type of way you make your living, you are going to make income and pay taxes. If you are a business owner, your goal is to have the money you make taxed at the lowest rate allowed by law. If you are doing your business as a sole proprietor, you are going to pay more taxes than if you operated your business as a corporation or an LLC. Period. Second, you are in business. Part-time or full-time, every business owner wants their business to grow and become more successful. However, if you are a sole proprietor, your business cannot grow to its full financial potential because it is limited by you. Look at the facts: Sole Proprietorship vs. Corporation or LLC TAXES If you are doing business as a sole proprietor, you will make money throughout the New Year and report that income at the end of the year. You will claim all expenses and deductions that you are eligible for, and the remainder will be your taxable net income. All of this income is now subject to self-employment tax. This is because there are only four ways in which income can come to the owner of a sole proprietorship: cash, fringe

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benefits, rent, and royalties. Therefore, almost every dollar of income is going to be taxed at the highest possible tax rate. If you operated your business as a corporation or an LLC, even though you would make the same amount of income, the end result would be very different. The tax code provides additional income reduction tools to the owners of corporations and LLC’s. It allows you to take income out of the business in six different ways: wages, fringe benefits, dividends and distributions, loans, rent, and royalties. As a result, you can change the character of the money that comes to you, and reduce your personal taxes! Let’s look at the four most important ways your corporation or LLC can help reduce your personal taxes. 1. Wages Wages consist of the income you take out of your business that pays you for your efforts. Wages are taxed at the same rates as a sole proprietor example. So at first there appears to be no difference between a sole proprietor and our entity. However, the owner of a corporation or LLC can regulate this income. So our owner here can have some of their lifestyle money taxed as wages, but can also take it out in a variety of other ways. For instance, he could take some income out as wages, or he could flow the income into one of the other six categories mentioned above, so it can be taxed at a lower rate (if it is taxed at all). This

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is called regulating income. The owner basically has the ability to change the character of money—an option the sole proprietor does not have because he or she has to declare their income as cash subject to self-employment tax. 2. Fringe Benefits Fringe benefits are legislative tax rules that benefit business. They allow businesses to write off non-traditional business expenses, such as health insurance and retirement plans. Corporations and LLC owners can claim and take these fringe benefits for themselves. Handled this way, the cost becomes a business expense. If you are a sole proprietor and you claimed the same fringe benefit, it would almost always be considered taxable income to the owner for the exact same benefit! 3. Dividends and Distributions A dividend or distribution is considered profit. This profit can be given to an owner throughout the year, or at the end of the year. The key with this type of income is the classification. Since it is not classified as wages, it is not subject to employment tax. Therefore, every dollar paid out as dividend saves the owner 15.3 percent—the going U.S. employment tax rate. 4. Loans A corporation or LLC is considered a separate legal person. Even though you are the owner, you can still interact with it like a separate person. Therefore, you can borrow money from your corpora-

tion or LLC. The obvious benefit is that any money you borrow is not considered taxable income. Sole proprietors cannot enjoy this benefit because they are not considered separate from their business. Summary of Tax Benefits The reality of business taxation is that there are just more opportunities to lower your taxes for corporations and LLCs than there are for sole proprietorships. So it’s simply good business to learn the rules and take advantage of them. As a sole proprietor, you will always pay more in personal taxes. Period. Sole Proprietorship vs. Corporation or LLC Business Growth We all want our businesses to grow and become more successful. However, success and growth can be two different things. As we learned above, we can make the exact same amount of money as we made last year, but end up paying less in taxes if our business is structured

differently. Therefore, we could be more successful simply by keeping more of the money we make. But growth is not simply expansion of the business. We can have our business grow independent of our efforts in our trade. Let me explain. Because your corporation or LLC is considered a separate legal person in the eyes of the law, it has the ability to grow independent of you. It can develop and expand its own financial identity. For example, it can establish credit for itself, which is independent of the owner. That means your business has unlimited growth potential. The sole proprietor and their business are one and the same person. Therefore, a sole proprietor cannot create their own independence and grow financially without the owner. Another interesting aspect of this separation concept is that any credit you have, as an individual, is considered a debt. Any credit the business establishes

for itself is an asset. If the business was ever sold, the credit it established would be added to the value of the business. This again is not available to the sole proprietor. This is one more of the many ways you can grow your business without making any more money! Sole Proprietorship vs. Corporation or LLC Summary If you want to make extra money and become more successful, you are better off operating your business as a corporation or LLC. Remember, part-time or fulltime, this is a business. No matter how much time you spend in it, you always want to make sound business decisions. Scott Burnett, Esq. is considered one of the nation’s leading authorities on Corporation and LLC taxation. He teaches business owners across the country the benefits and responsibilities of Corporation and LLC operations. www.burnettandassociates.com

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Applying Title 24 Building Energy Efficiency Standards By: Schiller Cassell Architect, CEPE, LEED AP As a PCCA member and architect specializing in building performance, my primary role is helping contractors understand and apply the Title 24 Building Energy Efficiency Standards, in this case to a specific project. A contractor recently asked for help in preparing a bid proposal for a new residence based on drawings from the late 1990s. Drawings were limited to plans, elevations and sections for a 2,300 SF single story with a slab-on-grade foundation. Notes and specifications were minimal with no HVAC information other than a condenser pad for a standard split system. He wanted to know the changes that would be needed to meet the 2008 Standards with the minimum number of HERS tests. Despite three code cycles, we modeled the house based on the original drawings, suggested some design changes

and achieved compliance with only two HERS tests, refrigerant charge and duct leakage. In this case, the major change was a reduction in total glazed area to the maximum allowed without penalty (20% total and 5% west elevation of total conditioned floor area, Package D, Climate Zone 12). For example, we reduced window height from six feet to five feet (3060 to 3050) and an external French door (modeled as a window) from eight feet to seven feet (2680 to 2670). An alternative would be to maintain the original window areas with high performance Low-E, and more expensive, glazing (a U-factor/SHGC from .38/.37 to say .34/.19). In addition to the T-24 Report (CF-1R) meeting his requirements, we provided a summary of results, recommendations, alternatives, and tools that allowed him to modify the design and window schedule consistent with T-24 compliance. This approach allowed the contractor flexibility in resolving the final design

and cost with the owner without the cost and time of referring back to us for a compliance check until the design is finalized. Once we receive the final documents, we can revise the model and issue the final T-24 Report. In the absence of any major design change we expect minimal revision. We will also be able to check compliance for any construction changes, manage rebate applications, and minimize the potential risk of cost and delay of HERS testing. With each code cycle, the complexity of energy efficiency standards will increasingly affect building design, construction cost and project delivery. For example, according to the CEC (CA Energy Commission) the new 2013 Standards due out in 2014 will require 25% less energy for new residential (30% less for new nonresidential). Since the CEC relies primarily on the construction industry to achieve their energy efficiency goals, contractors should select their project teams carefully to minimize the risks of non-compliance throughout the project cycle.

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A Word To The Wise About Construction Defect By: Chad Watts Warren G. Bender Co. Possibly no two words strike more fear in the hearts of architects, engineers and contractors than “construction defect.” A claim for construction defect can cost astronomical amounts to correct and defend. And then there’s the damage to your reputation and its impact on your future opportunities for work. It’s enough to break a business. Construction Defect Risks New technology, materials and applications have changed the way commercial buildings, homes and condominiums are constructed. Advances are enabling the design and construction of buildings that are more attractive and less costly. Yet, many of these advances have yet to be tested in real application over time, where problems may be uncovered that were never anticipated in the lab. At the same time, new applications require new skills from contractors, who may overlook important requirements for installation or take shortcuts that cause devastating consequences. When problems occur, it’s hard to know the cause without investigation, and everyone on the project is forced to become involved.

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What new building materials are you using in your projects? Have you done your research? How confident are you in the manufacturer and the testing? Are you comfortable with the risk?

construction defect claims if any damages are potentially covered under the policy. Coverage for construction defect only exists if there is an “occurrence” under the policy.

Types of Construction Defects

If the court finds against you and you are a subcontractor, the policy will frequently pay for property damage caused by the occurrence.

Generally, courts categorize construction defects in one of four categories: 1. Design deficiencies typically relate to building designs that do not meet code or perform to standard. 2. Material deficiencies occur when use of inferior materials causes significant problems, such as when windows leak or fail to perform even when properly installed. 3. Construction deficiencies are problems created by poor quality workmanship. 4. Subsurface deficiencies usually involve cracked foundations or other structural damage caused when soil is not properly compacted and prepared for adequate drainage. The goal of the court is to determine fault and damages, and require the party responsible for the defect to remedy the situation. Insurance Under the standard commercial general liability (CGL) policy, your insurance company has a duty to defend you for

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It does not, however, cover the costs to remedy your work – the faulty workmanship or material that led to the damage. In many cases, the cost to correct the construction defect will be greater than the actual property damages incurred. Keep in mind that if you are a general contractor, the whole project is your work. What You Can Do to Manage Your Risk Many risks you face are not typically covered by insurance. In addition to insurance, you can reduce your risk through: Risk Control The best way to avoid a construction defect claim is through quality construction. Work only with architects, engineers and contractors who have good reputations and a track record of performance. Don’t cut corners. Plan and perform work in the correct sequence and with proper supervision. Be sure to document any and all plan changes. Organized records are critical to your defense.

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Capitol Connection Q&A Resource For Contractors By Shauna Krause and David Kalb Capitol Services, Inc. We shine the light of knowing into the dark corners of myth, misconception and mistaken ideas about solar that will be good news for pool contractors. Another dispute can be settled by the word, ‘if’, which draws a line in the ‘sand’ for plaster and drywall work… Q: You helped me get my “C-53” swimming pool license a few years back and I have a question for you. A few of my customers have asked me to install solar heating for their residential pools that I have serviced, but I have been told by other contractors that I specifically need either a “B” (General Building) or a “C-46” (Solar) license to do these installations. Is that correct? A: Nice to hear from you again! Since solar contracting is an ever-expanding part of construction these days, there is a lot of talk and also a lot of confusion over the proper license that a contractor needs in order to perform this work. A “C-53” Swimming Pool contractor is authorized to include the installation of solar heating in swimming pools projects, so you will not need to obtain any additional classifications. There are also several other classifications that allow contractors to perform solar installation/repair jobs: “A” (General Engineering); “B” (General Building); “C-4” (Boiler) contractors are authorized to

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perform solar heating specifically associated with boilers, hot-water heating and steam fitting; “C-10” Electrical contractors can perform solar projects that involve electrical energy; “C-36” Plumbing contractors can perform solar to heat water or fluids; and of course “C-46” Solar Contractors can perform all types of solar installations. Q: Hello, I am a regular reader of your Q&A column in our local Contractor’s Association newsletter. Thank you for your engaging reading. My question may be a good candidate to share as I have not read anything of the sort in the 4 years I have been following you. I am licensed as a “C-9” (Drywall) and a “C-35” (Lathe and Plaster) contractor. I am losing drywall business to a local large plastering contractor and decided to check his license status. It turns out he does not have a “C-9” license. Where is the line drawn between a lathe and plaster contractor and a drywall contractor? Can a “C-35” contractor take on regular drywall services? A: Thank you for reading the column. We appreciate you contacting us it’s why we are here to help. The “C-9” and the “C-35” are two distinct classifications. A “C-35” contractor cannot do a project that is exclusively drywall, and likewise, a “C-9” contractor cannot do a project that is exclusively lathe and plaster. The two classifications are similar though, so a C-35 can do some of the work that falls under a “C-9” classification, if the work is

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David Kalb supplemental and incidental to the lathe and plaster job. This is the same for a “C-9” contractor with regards to lathe and plaster; he/she can perform some “C-35” work, if it is incidental and supplemental to the drywall job. For those who may have missed it a complete list of the new and revised 2013 laws affecting State Contracting Practices, please visit our website at www.cutredtape. com or call with any questions. While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call 866-443-0657, email info@cutredtape.com, or write us at Capitol Services, Inc., 1225 8th St. Ste. 580, Sacramento, CA 95814. Research past columns at www.cutredtape.com.

Classified Ads For Sale: Commercial General Contractor RETIRING selling everything from office furniture to hand tools, including plan table with digitizer and portable digitizer. Too much to list, call if interested. Rick 916-870-9637 For Sale: Stainless Steel Thermador Double Oven Model #PODC302J New In Box $5,500.00 Bob Hilton 916-508-0723 Equipment Rental & Sales / Office Management position: Requires knowledge or background in underground construction, specifically steel road plates, shoring manhole boxes, shields, storage containers and vacuum test equipment. Responsibilities include developing new customers and jobs, answer telephones and monitor after hours. Cell phone provided. Receive orders from current accounts and develop new customers. Follow through with orders by preparing work order, preparing a detailed map and dispatching drivers. Process preliminary liens and releases as required. The ability to recommend equipment to customers and provide quotes for their specific trench application. Some outside sales as per direction. Monitor email and direct to necessary personnel. Maintenance and improve on the current websites. Using a variety of sources advertise our services. Responsible for posting to PCCA, NCCA & BIDSYNC on bidders list for bidding jobs. Use direct mail to prospective customers. Perform DOT supervision for drivers. Maintain office equipment and supplies. Excellent organizational skills and prioritization is important. Proved a friendly helpful nature with customers and staff at all times. 12375 Locksley Lane Auburn, CA 95602 530-887-9413 916-492-2717 530-887-9112 fax www.trenchprotection.com sierratrench@gmail.com

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Weekly Safety Meeting Company Name:

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Laser Safety The type of laser which has found the greatest use in the construction industry has been the helium-neon (He-Ne) gas laser. Its beam has been used to project a reference line for construction equipment in such operations as dredging, tunneling, pipe laying, fine grading, ceiling tile grid installation, marine construction, etc. A few hazard controls to observe when using lasers: 1. Personnel who work with laser units should be aware of the potential eye hazards and importance of limiting unnecessary exposure. 2. A warning sign should be attached to the laser equipment in a conspicuous location indicating the potential eye hazards associated with the laser and warning against looking into the primary beam. 3. The binoculars of aiming telescopes should not be used to view the direct beam unless the beam intensities are greatly below safe levels. 4. The use of corner cube retro-reflectors should be avoided at close ranges if the reflected beam is to be observed.

5. During the alignment and set up procedures, care should be taken to avoid aiming the laser into potentially occupied areas. 6. Stable mounts for the laser are important so that it can be readily controlled. 7. Lasers should never be left unattended during operation. Beam shutter or caps should be utilized, or the laser turned off when laser transmission is not actually required. Despite the potential hazards, the laser beam can be used safely if the proper procedures and all necessary precautions are followed. No employees other than highly trained persons should be permitted to work in an area where they could come in direct contact with the laser beam. The guidelines here should be applied only to the small He-Ne lasers and are not by any means complete. Always check the manufacturerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s instructions, precautions, and guidelines for each particular unit. When in doubt, ask your supervisor.

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New Plans All published entries in this report are obtained from sources deemed reliable. Placer County Contractors Association and Builders Exchange assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies listed in this report. It is up to the individual to verify all information.

Salinas Rancho Cordova Linden Larkspur Bakersfield Vacaville Strathmore Emeryville Rohnert Park Trinity Vallejo San Jose Castro Valley Reno Sonora Ukiah Napa Santa Cruz, Plumas Lake Santa Clara Co. Santa Rosa Danville Concord Humboldt Fremont San Jose Ripon San Francisco San Francisco Sacramento Modesto Rancho Cordova Santa Clara San Joaquin Napa Co. Dublin Fremont Fremont Corcoran San Quentin Palo Alto Santa Rosa Martinez Santa Clara Sacramento

JCPENNEYS STORE - STORE 1241 & ADJACENT TI’S RANCHO CORDOVA CITY HALL TENANT IMPROVEMENTS ON-CALL DRILLER SERENITY AT LARKSPUR THE VEIN CENTER DOLLAR TREE VILLA PARK ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION HYATT HOUSE ROHNERT PARK WALGREENS SITEWORK TRINITY CENTER WATER TREATMENT PLANT PROJECT IN SHAPE HEALTH CLUB NO. 59 (NO GC OPENINGS) VICTORIA SECRET MASTER PLAN PRIORITY 1 PHASE 2 SEWER IMPROVEMENTS - RE-BID VANS MJC NURSING COHORT - REDBUD BUILDING- COLUMBIA COLLEGE MENDOCINO TRANSIT AUTHORITY SOLAR CANOPY AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS GROUND APPLICATIONS OF PESTICIDES FOR ERADICATION/CONTROL PROJECTS PLUMAS LAKES GAS STATION - CAR WASH ROOFING MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES SMART & FINAL 409 TOWN MEETING HALL AUDIO AND VISUAL PROJECTION SYSTEM FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS BRICELAND-THORNE RD & SHELTER COVE ROAD CURVE REALIGNMENT PROJCT INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT PAINTING CONSOLIDATED BIOLOGICAL MITIGATION PHASE 2 RIPON HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM SYNTHETIC TRACK SURFACING E.S.E.R. BOND NO. 1 - FIRE STATIONS NO. 10 AND 13 ROOF REPLACEMENT HALL OF JUSTICE DUCT CLEANING & HVAC IMPROVEMENTS WILLOW CREEK STREETSCAPES STANISLAUS COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION HVAC CONTROLS RETROFIT OLD PLACERVILLE ROAD COMPLETE STREETS PROJECT MOBILE WORKSTATIONS ON WHEELS H S A IDF ROOMS COOLING PROJECT NAPA COUNTY HALL OF JUSTICE WATER HEATERS RETROFIT JOINT USE PUBLIC SAFETY COMPLEX DEMOLITION PROJECT NO. 13-02 RFQ - CIVIC CENTER MASTER PLAN CONSULTANT SERVICES EXTERIOR WALL TILE, SEALANT & GOUT REPAIR AT FREMONT MAIN LIBRARY ASPHALT PAVING AT CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON KITCHEN HOOD - FIRE SUPPRESSION UPGRADES - RE-BID RFP - LUCIE STERN BUILDINGS MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL UPGRADES MEADOW LANE EFFLUENT STORAGE FACILITIES POND “B” REPAIR CHEMICAL CONTAINMENT FACILITY - WATER TREATMENT PLANT WELLS NO. 1-02, 19 & 33 VACUUM EXCAVATION POTHOLING

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307011 176010 221047 138060 139064 317010 318008 133066 111083 116079 124076 312008 313008 281049 303015 305011 310007 287044 44021 269083 272052 14015 144061 255057 292046 7020 25019 118076 166072 271049 10019 30021 173081 186091 283053 1022 252043 50099 207093 210002 289043 306015 308010 19026 63093

Lodi LODI AGRICULTURAL FACILITY AND MICKE GROVE ZOO ROOFING PROJECTS Paradise PEARSON-RECREATION DRIVE SIGNALIZATION PROJECT -ACADEMY DRIVE TO Fremont 2013 FREMONT TENNIS CENTER COURT RESURFACING Susanville VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEM UPGRADE Concord CONCORD LANDSCAPE PROJECT Oroville OROVILLE NON CHEMICAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Santa Clara NORTHSIDE TANKS REHABILITATION PROJECT Shasta Co. SWEDE CREEK ROAD (3J07) AT LITTLE COW CREEK BRIDGE Crescent City EXPOXY FLOORING INSTALLATION @ PELICAN BAY STATE PRISON Pollock Pines UPPER AMERICAN RIVER PROJECT PAVING SERVICES Visalia FLEET TOWING ANNUAL CONTRACT (LIGHT & HEAVY) Sacramento 2793 MEADOWVIEW REHAB 2013 Visalia RIVERWAY SPORTS PARK - PHASE 3 IMPROVEMENTS Monterey CAMPUS WIDE DEMOLITION 2013 Various Locations RFQ - DESIGN-BUILD PROPOSED INFILL PROJECTS LEVEL II DORMS Oakdale RFP - PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICS (AS CITY ENGINEER)

198099 34011 60094 302012 106093 295031 307012 160066 181011 212083 183077 193092 152060 176011 213073 243053

Week At A Glance Monday, January 21, 2013 SUNOL CREEK MEMORY CARE HYATT HOUSE WALMART SUPERCENTER NO. 5192-212 - LIMITED REMODEL HAZEL HAWKINS HOSPITAL/NEW PARKING LOT EXTENSION AT BLDGS. NO. 941 AND 961 ITB ONLY

Pleasanton Emeryville Sacramento Hollister

Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

61079 133066 161061 270043

Fremont Fairfield Oakley Fresno Manteca San Bruno Elk Grove

Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

2017 13021 15019 16021 22012 38022 58012

Stockton Rohnert Park City of Industry Trinity San Jose Vallejo Sacramento Sacramento Rancho Cordova Sacramento Tracy Pleasanton

Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

104086 111083 112085 116079 119082 124076 141057 177094 180002 188090 199003 201090

Tuesday, January 22, 2013 FREMONT POLICE DEPARTMENT FIRE ALARM UPGRADE CHEVRON O’HARA AVENUE WIDENING - LAUREL ROAD TO COVERED WAGEN DRIVE MCLANE HIGH SCHOOL LOCKER ROOM/ELECTRICAL SERVICE UPGRADE AUSTIN ROAD SURFACE WATER PIPELINE PROJECT PHASE 2 STREET REHABILITATION - SLURRY SEAL PROJECT TREE REMOVAL AT ELK GROVE BOULEVARD/STATE ROUTE 99 INTERCHANGE PROJECT VINE STREET MODERNIZATION (LEASE-LEASEBACK PROJECT) ROHNERT PARK WALGREENS SITEWORK PUENTE HILLS LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION SYSTEM - 2013 TRINITY CENTER WATER TREATMENT PLANT PROJECT JAGUAR GYMNASIUM ROOF REPLACEMENT PROJECT IN SHAPE HEALTH CLUB NO. 59 (NO GC OPENINGS) POMEGRANATE REHAB 2012 FIRE ALARM CONTROL UNIT REPLACEMENT, CA ENERGY COMMISSION NETWORK AND VOICE CABLING SERVICES FIRE ALARM CONTROL UNIT REPLACEMENT, SOS BUILDING ANIMAL SHELTER PROJECT-DESIGN SERVICES CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES/IRON HORSE TRAIL-FROM DUBLIN/PLEASANTON BART TO SANTA RITA ROAD

Week At A Glance Tuesday, January 22, 2013 RFP - CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES/SAN FRANCISCO BAY TRAIL-MARTINEZ INTERMODAL TO CROCKETT WELL SOLIDS PROCESS AUTOMATION PROJECT - ROTARY PRESS SUPPLY GENERAL BUILDING SERVICES RFQ -YOLO COUNTY CENTRAL LANDFILL ONSITE AND OFFSITE ROLL-OFF BIN TRANSFER AGREEMENT FIRE ALARM CONTROL UNIT REPLACEMENT, BONDERSON BUILDING PRIMARY CLARIFIER PUMP PIT ROOF REPLACEMENT DESIGN-BUILD OF OUTER HARBOR INTERMODAL TERMINAL RAILYARD, PHASE 1, AT THE FORMER OAKLAND ARMY BASE RIVERSIDE POCKET ROAD STREETSCAPES 5770 FREEPORT LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE VICTORIA SECRET MASTER PLAN PRIORITY 1 PHASE 2 SEWER IMPROVEMENTS - RE-BID WALMART 1563-203

Oakland Hollister Redwood City Sacramento Yolo Co. Sacramento Marina Oakland

Plan # 204004 Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

206092 220078 227081 242083

Plan # 244094 Plan # 258050 Plan # 293041

Sacramento Sacramento San Jose Castro Valley Lancaster

Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

297034 298028 312008 313008 320009

Concord Sacramento Redding Redding

Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

9026 21018 208081 216091

Wednesday, January 23, 2013 FOOTLOCKER - HOUSE OF HOOPS UPPER AMERICAN RIVER PROJECT FENCING CONTRACT ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR, 19 STRAND STEEL SUPPORTED ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE 250 C OPERATION RFQ- DIRECTIONAL DRILLING FOR MULTIPLE PROJECTS PASO ROBLES WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT UPGRADE

Napa Plan # 233073 El Paso de Robles Plan # 278041

Thursday, January 24, 2013 WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT U.V. BYPASS VALVE NORTH VALLEYS WATER PARK PHASE IV -ITB ONLY 2012-2013 SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AND SPOT REPAIRS FLEET SERVICES BUILDING CERONE FACILITY LOW VOLTAGE CIRCUIT BREAKER CITY HALL ANNEX PHASE 1 INTERIOR SONNEN PORSCHE DESIGN BUILD OF THE SAN JOAQUIN REGIONAL TRANSIT DISTRICT REGIONA TRANSPORTATION CENTER BEST BUY - 0187 WATER & WASTEWATER IMPROVEMENTS RFP - PLACER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ASSESSMENT 7160- PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES ON-CALL CONTRACT GENERAL BUILDING CANYON PAINTING PROJECT ELECTROSTATIC PAINTING WAREHOUSE LOADING DOCK IMPROVEMENTS JAIL SECURITY SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND UPGRADES PHASE I

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11016 18026 31014 37010 56065 121077 142054 155062

San Francisco Tracy Auburn San Jose Arcata Sacramento Ione Napa

Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

162061 185097 192078 194096 202097 209006 222078 226092

RFQ - PLC/HMI PROGRAMMING SERVICES FOR THE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS REHABILITATION PROJECT UARP DIVING SERVICES VANS CTF SC RANIER ROOF REPLACEMENT PARKING LOT SWEEPING AND STEAM CLEANING SERVICES FOR DALY CITY DMV MJC NURSING COHORT - REDBUD BUILDING- COLUMBIA COLLEGE MENDOCINO TRANSIT AUTHORITY SOLAR CANOPY AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS

Sacramento

Plan # 237090

Sacramento Reno Soledad Daly City

Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

Sonora Ukiah Napa

266044 281049 290045 296045

Plan # 303015 Plan # 305011 Plan # 310007

Friday, January 25, 2013 RFQ - AS-NEEDED ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES SQCWD HEADQUARTERS OFFICE BUILDING PARAPET ROOF REPLACE JOINT INTEGRATED VA/DA HEALTH CARE CENTER GROUND APPLICATIONS OF PESTICIDES FOR ERADICATION/CONTROL PROJECTS

San Francisco Soquel Marina Santa Cruz, various locations

Plan # Plan # Plan # Plan #

203001 232086 277038 287044

Plans On File Monday, January 21, 2013 SUNOL CREEK MEMORY CARE PLAN #: 61079 Bid Date: 1/21/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Pleasanton Plans on Disk G.C.: SD Deacon Corp. Ph: 916-969-0900 FAX: 916-735-0800 DESCR: Contact, SD Deacon, Mitch Parker, (mitch.parker@ deacon.com)New Construction of a 1 story(21,483 s.f.) 23 unit Memory Care Facility and related sitework. Trades to include: surveying, SWPPP, earthwork, AC Paving, underground utilities, striping & singage, landscape/irrigation, concrete, masonry/stone veneer, steel, rough carpentry, casework, finish carpentry, FRP, insulation, roofing, sheetmetal, caulking/ sealants, doors/frames/hardware, windows, plaster, drywall/

metal framing, tile, resilient flooring, painting, fire place, toilet accessories, fire sprinklers, plumbing, HVAC and electrical. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Coast Casework Inc. 530-889-2859 530-889-2851 HYATT HOUSE PLAN #: 133066 Bid Date: 1/21/2013 Bid Time: 11:00 AM PLANS AT: Location: Emeryville G.C.: Tricorp/Hearn Construction Ph: 916-779-8010 FAX: 916-779-8011 DESCR: Contact, Nick Linkert, Tricorp Hearn, 916-7798010. Scope : Renovation of an existing 234 room hotel. Work consists of demolition/renovation of existing guestrooms and corridors. Please direct all RFI’s via email to Brooklyn Erickson: BErickson@tricorphearn.com BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Tricorp/hearn Construction 916-779-8010 916-779-8011 WALMART SUPERCENTER NO. 5192-212 - LIMITED REMODEL Bid Date: 1/21/2013 PLAN #: 161061 Bid Time: 11:00 AM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online & Print On Demand G.C.: SD Deacon Corp. Ph: 916-969-0900 FAX: 916-735-0800 DESCR: Contact, SD Deacon, (brandon.nelson@deacon.com) Renovation work to include: demolition, fencing, concrete, structural steel, rough carpentry, finish carpentry/millwork, joint sealants, doors & hardware, metal stud/drywall, ceramic tile, acoustical ceiling, resilient flooring, painting, toilet accessories, vehicle equipment, fire sprinklers,refrigeration, plumbing, electrical BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Shames Construction 925-606-3000 925-606-6656 Sd Deacon Corp. 916-969-0900 916-735-0800 Supplier: Sunbelt Rentals 916-789-1234 916-789-7077

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Monday, January 21, 2013

HAZEL HAWKINS HOSPITAL/NEW PARKING LOT EXTENSION AT BLDGS. NO. 941 AND 961 ITB ONLY Bid Date: 1/21/2013 PLAN #: 270043 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Hollister Online and Planroom PREBID: MAND 12/21 @ 10am OWNER: Hazel Hawkins Hospital Ph: (831)636-2637 FAX: (831) 636-2697 DESCR: Contact, Huboi Architectural Services, 831-6368843 (Huboi@sbcglobal.com)This is ITB ONLY!! Contact Huboi Architeural Services is you are interested in bidding and purchasing plans for this project. New parking lot, demo eastern portion of the bldg 941 including the breezeway. Area of the bldg and breezeway to be demolished is approx. 2,540 s.f., electrical, street lights and signs, Install new 2x4 stud framing, plywood, grade D paper, stucco, trim and weep screed flashing at exterior wall of the waiting room entry bldg 941.

Ph: 916-636-9500 FAX: 916-636-9507 DESCR: Contact, David Frazer, Town & Country Contractors, Inc., 916-636-9500, Please email bid proposals to Dave@ TCContractors.com. Ground up gas station in Fairfield, including sitework, concrete, masonry, metals, wood & plastics, thermal & moisture protection, doors & windows, finishes, specialties, special construction, mechanical & electrical. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Allied Commercial 530-749-9249 530-329-8893 Coast Casework Inc. 530-889-2859 530-889-2851

FREMONT POLICE DEPARTMENT FIRE ALARM PLAN #: 2017 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Fremont Est Cost: $130,000.00 PREBID: 1/8 @ 10am OWNER: City of Fremont DESCR: Contact, City of Fremont, Martha Martinez, PM., 510-494-4727. Design and replacement of existing fire alarm system thjat includes control panel, thermal detectors etc.

O’HARA AVENUE WIDENING - LAUREL ROAD TO COVERED WAGEN DRIVE PLAN #: 15019 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM P L A N S AT: A u b u r n O ff i c e Location: Oakley Planroom OWNER: City of Oakley # OF ADDENDA: 3 DESCR: Contact, City of Oakley, 925-625-7037. Roadway widening & reconstruction, median construction, slurry seal coat, curb & gutter, sidewalk, curb ramps, Caltrans type retaining wall, keystone block retaining walls, landscaping, irrigation, signal interconnect, street lighting, storm drainage improvements, sanitary sewer improvements, water improvements, gate relocation, signing & stripping of the roadway & miscellaneous items BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Suulutaaq, Inc. Unit 2 707-427-3209 707-419-4851 Ghilotti Construction Co 707-585-1221 707-585-1601 Sub Contractor: Stormwater Specialists 707-280-2510 916-405-4180

CHEVRON PLAN #: 13021 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 5:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Fairfield G.C.: Town & Country Contractors

MCLANE HIGH SCHOOL LOCKER ROOM/ ELECTRICAL SERVICE UPGRADE PLAN #: 16021 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office

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Location: Fresno Online & Print On Est Cost: $4,000,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 Demand PREBID: MAND 1-3-13 @ 10am G.C.: Lewis C. Nelson & Sons, Inc. Ph: 559-896-1443 FAX: 559-896-8609 DESCR: Contact, Lewis C Nelson (559) 896-1443 Fax: (559) 896-8609. Mclane High School Locker Room/Electrical Service Upgrade AUSTIN ROAD SURFACE WATER PIPELINE PROJECT PHASE 2 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 PLAN #: 22012 Bid Time: 11:00 AM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Manteca Online & Print On Demand OWNER: City of Manteca DESCR: Contact, Fernando Ulloa (fulloa@ci.manteca.ca.us). Install +/- 11,800 LF of 24” water main with valves, fittings and appurtenances and jack-and-bore across Highway 99 with 42” and 30” steel casings. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Herback General Engin 775-267-6800 775-786-7595 Cw Fox Construction 530-823-0591 888-400-8169 STREET REHABILITATION - SLURRY SEAL PROJECT PLAN #: 38022 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 10:00 AM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Bruno Planroom PREBID: 1/9 @ 10 am DESCR: Contact: City of San Bruno 650-616-7065.Sealing cracks; repairing spalls & potholes; repairing pavement base; placing polymer modified slurry seal over existing pavment streets; off-hauling & disposing excavated & waste material; providing construction area signs; providing dust control measures; removing traffic pavement striping & markers; and installing temporary & permanent markings, stripes, words & arrows at various locations in San Bruno VINE STREET MODERNIZATION (LEASELEASEBACK PROJECT) PLAN #: 104086 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Stockton PREBID: 1/10 @ 3pm G.C.: Kent Shubert Construction Ph: 209-465-7557 FAX: 209-941-0210 DESCR: Contact, Kent Shubert Construction, Kent Shubert (kshub50551@comcast.net), 209-465-7557. Campus modernization including science labs, classrooms, a new kitchen, locker rooms, flooring, suspended ceilings, roofing, painting, HVAC, electrical etc.. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Bockmon & Woody Elec 209-993-2633 209-464-2615

ROHNERT PARK WALGREENS SITEWORK PLAN #: 111083 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Rohnert Park G.C.: SD Deacon Corp. Ph: 916-969-0900 FAX: 916-735-0800 DESCR: Contact, SDDeacon, Alex Robles, (alex.robles@ deacon.com). Walgreens Onsite Improvements-Grading Phase. Trades to include: clearing, grading, termite control,SWPPP’s, Underground utilities and PUENTE HILLS LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION SYSTEM - 2013 PLAN #: 112085 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: City of Industry Planroom Est Cost: $600,000.00 PREBID: MAND 1/3 @ 1pm OWNER: Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County DESCR: Contact, Margott Hinostroza, 562-908-4288 x 2104. Puente Hills Landfill Gas Collection System-2013: The project consists of constructing approximately 10,000 linear feet of gas collection trenches, 2,000 linear feet of gas collection header, 23 gas trench-to-header connections, and all appurtenant work. All trenching will be conducted TRINITY CENTER WATER TREATMENT PLANT Bid Date: 1/22/2013 PLAN #: 116079 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Trinity # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: 1/9 @ 1pm OWNER: Trinity Center Mutual Water Co. ENGINEER: Water Works Engineers Ph: 530-243-2113 FAX: 000-000-0000 DESCR: Contact, Water Works Engineers Rebecca Tabor (rebeccat@wwengineers.com) (x 125) (530) 243-2113. Construct improvements at the water treatement plant, including installation of a new raw water meter splitter box; installation of a new 60’ x 34’ metal building with an electrical room, chlorine room and mechanical room; installation of new raw water, backwash supply and utility pumps; installation of a new 300-gpm capacity direct filtration system with contact clarifier followed by pressure filtration; installation of a new 429,900 gallon welded steel storage tank and a new 40,200 gallon bolted steel backwash equalization tank; replacement of the existing chlorine gas feed system with a new chlorine gas feed system; installation of a new backup power system; miscellaneous electrical and instrumentation upgraded to allow incorporation of the new equipment and sitework; construct improvements for the water distribution system, including installation of 287 water meter boxes at new and existing water service locations and 235 water meters at existing water service locations. Continued on next page

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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 JAGUAR GYMNASIUM ROOF REPLACEMENT PLAN #: 119082 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Jose Online & Print On Est Cost: $950,000.00 Demand PREBID: 1/10 @ 10am OWNER: San Jose City College DESCR: Contact, District’s Project Mgr @ amunro@gilbane. com, with a copy email to Purchasing at Carlos.Marques@ sjeccd.edu. Roof Replacement at the Jaguar Gymnasium at the San Jose City College. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Brco Constructors, Inc. 916-652-3868 916-652-3922 IN SHAPE HEALTH CLUB NO. 59 (NO GC OPENINGS) PLAN #: 124076 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Vallejo Online & Print On Demand G.C.: Simile Construction Service Inc. Ph: 209-545-6111 FAX: 209-545-6113 DESCR: Contact, Simile Construction Service, Pat Seefeldt (pat@simileconstruction.com) (209) 545-6111. Trades include demolition, abatement, concrete sawcutting / removal, concrete pour back / footings, diamond polish, micro guard, masonry, structural steel, miscellaneous structural steel, stairs, SS railing, low wall bracing, TV support racks, corner guards, rough / finish carpentry, slat walls, casework, granite / marble countertops, insulation, roof patching, doors / frames, storefront, mirrors, metal stud framing / drywall, drywall patching, ceramic tile, floor coverings, painting, FRP wall panels, bathroom partitions, locker installation, fire extinguishers / cabinets, bathroom accessories, sauna, fire spinkler system, CCTV, telephone system (prewire only), fire / security systems and music / paging systems. **EXCLUDES plumbing, electrical, swimming pool, and HVAC. **Please read the bid invitation for instructions on bidding. POMEGRANATE REHAB 2012 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 PLAN #: 141057 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online & Print On Est Cost: $130,000.00 Demand # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: 12/12 @ 9am & 1/3 @ 1:30pm OWNER: Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment Agency

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FAX: 916-927-6963 DESCR: Contact, Mike Peek, 916-449-6277. Asbestos Removal; Concrete; Construction Clean-up; Earthwork & Paving; Framing & Rough Carpentry; Lead Removal; Ornamental Metal; Painting & Decorating; Roofing, Scaffolding; Sideing & Decking; Structural Steel; and Welding. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Bobo Construction, Inc. 916-685-2285 916-714-4850 FIRE ALARM CONTROL UNIT REPLACEMENT, CA ENERGY COMMISSION PLAN #: 177094 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Sacramento Online & Print On Demand PREBID: MAND 12/20 @ 10am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of General Services DESCR: Contact, Jennifer Maier, 916-376-1754. The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment and California State Fire Marshal (CSFM) approved shop drawings to provide Fire Alarm Control Unit Replacement (FACUR) of the existing “Gamewell-FCI” Fire Alarm System, with a complete and operational Fire Alarm System. Contractor to replace approximately sixty (60) Horn/Strobes, twenty five (25) Manual Pull Stations, ten (10) Smoke and Heat detectors and ten (10) Smoke Duct Detectors. NETWORK AND VOICE CABLING SERVICES PLAN #: 180002 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 5:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Rancho Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 3 PREBID: MAND 12/6 @ 10am OWNER: California Technology Agency Ph: 916-431-4699 DESCR: Contact, Cassandra Pickett, 916-431-5052. Provide the California Technology Agency, Network and Voice Cabling Services. FIRE ALARM CONTROL UNIT REPLACEMENT, SOS BUILDING Bid Date: 1/22/2013 PLAN #: 188090 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 3 PREBID: MAND 12/4 @ 9:30am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of General Services DESCR: Contact, Department of General Services (916) 376-1754 Work consists of the replacement of a complete operational fire alarm system including calibration, testing and engineering.

BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Cal Electro

530-223-5937 530-221-7038

ANIMAL SHELTER PROJECT-DESIGN SERVICES PLAN #: 199003 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 5:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Tracy Planroom OWNER: City of Tracy DESCR: Contact, Ripon Bhatia, City of Tracy, (ripon.bhatia@ ci.tracy.ca.us) Provide design services for the City Animal Shelter, including site improvements. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES/IRON HORSE TRAIL-FROM DUBLIN/PLEASANTON BART TO SANTA RITA ROAD PLAN #: 201090 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Pleasanton Planroom OWNER: East Bay Regional Park District DESCR: Contact, Dale McCourt, (d,ccpirt@ebparks.org) East Bay Regional Parks District is soliciting proposals from Construction Management firms to provide professional engineering services for the segment of the Iron Horse Trail from the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station RFP - CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES/ SAN FRANCISCO BAY TRAIL-MARTINEZ INTERMODAL TO CROCKETT PLAN #: 204004 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Oakland Planroom OWNER: East Bay Regional Park District DESCR: Contact, East Bay Regional Park District, Dale McCourt, 510-544-2361. East Bay Regional Parks District is soliciting proposals from Construction Management firms to provide professional engineering services for Martinez Intermodal Transit Center to the Crockett segment of the San Francisco Bay Trail. WELL PLAN #: 206092 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Hollister Online & Print On Demand OWNER: City of Hollister DESCR: Contact, City of Hollister (831) 636-4340. This project involves the furnishing of all materials, incidentals, equipment, supplies, transportation, and labor, performing all operations, and conducting all work necessary to mobilize and demobilize to the project site, sampling, maintenance of certain records, drilling of the exploratory borehole, time for determination of final well design, construction of the test well by approved methods, installation of casing and screen, placement of artificial filter pack, placement of seals between screened

zones, placement of sanitary seal, well development, well testing, surface completion, site cleanup, and other related work as described within the contract specifications and drawings. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Rain For Rent 831-422-7813 831-422-0218 SOLIDS PROCESS AUTOMATION PROJECT - ROTARY PRESS SUPPLY Bid Date: 1/22/2013 PLAN #: 220078 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Redwood City Online & Print On # OF ADDENDA: 1 Demand PREBID: MAND 1/8 @ 10AM OWNER: South Bayside System Authority DESCR: Contact, South Bayside System Authority (650) 8326219. Installation Rotary presses and PLC Control Panels. GENERAL BUILDING SERVICES PLAN #: 227081 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom Est Cost: $4,000,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: 1/3 @ 10am OWNER: Sacramento Municipal Utility District Ph: 888-742-7683 DESCR: Contact, John Slingerland, 916-732-6515, ( jslinge@ smud.org)The Contractor selected as a result of this Invitation for Bids will supplement SMUD staff as needed to provide labor and material for building and related facilities Tasks from approximately February 1, 2013 to January 30, 2016 for a Not to exceed contract amount of $4,000,000. Work scopes may included asbestos abatement, demolition, reinforced concrete, structural steel, metal framing, rough and finish carpentry, electrical power, electrical, lighting, signal systems, security systems, fire protection systems, plumbing, HVAC, dry wall, demountable walls, insulation, plastering, tile, miscellaneous iron, acoustical ceilings, doors and frames, roll-up doors, glass and glazing, cabinetry, painting, wall coverings, floor coverings, window coverings, and miscellaneous site work BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: A-zcon Builders 916-786-8003 916-786-8046 S W Allen Construction 916-344-2098 916-344-0307 Sub Contractor: Presidential Fire Protectio 916-379-9199 916-379-9099 Alessandro Electric Inc. 916-343-9846 916-722-0631 Click on the blue underline to go to the Online Planroom Continued on next page

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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 RFQ -YOLO COUNTY CENTRAL LANDFILL ONSITE AND OFFSITE ROLL-OFF BIN TRANSFER PLAN #: 242083 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Yolo Co. Planroom OWNER: County of Yolo DESCR: Contact, Marissa Juhler, Waste Reduction and Recycling Manager (mjuhler@yolocounty.org) County will waive the per ton disposal rate on the specified loads coming from the Recycle Area. Please list the per load/perhaul rate for this onsite transfer. A 15-yard bin is being requested due to the weight of the toilets/ porcelain recyclable materials that are stored in this roll-off bin which is estimated to be on-call every other month.Bin

Jensen

Masonry 916.663.3429 Paradisembj@earthlink.net www.Jensen-Masonry.com Mark Jensen, Master Mason • • • • •

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FIRE ALARM CONTROL UNIT REPLACEMENT, BONDERSON BUILDING PLAN #: 244094 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Planroom PREBID: MAND 12/18 @ 10am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of General Services DESCR: Contact, Jennifer Maier, 916-376-1754. The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment and California State Fire Marshal (CSFM) approved shop drawings to provide Fire Alarm Control Unit Replacement (FACUR) of the existing Fire Alarm System (Simplex Time Record Co., Type 2001-8001, Serial #089548 KB), with a complete and operational Fire Alarm System. Contractor to replace approximately twenty (20) Horn/Strobes, fifteen (15) Manual Pull Stations, twenty (20) Smoke and Heat detectors and twenty (20) Smoke Duct Detectors. PRIMARY CLARIFIER PUMP PIT ROOF PLAN #: 258050 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Marina Online & Print On # OF ADDENDA: 1 Demand PREBID: MAND 1/3 @ 10am OWNER: Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency DESCR: Contact, MRWPCA, Tom Kouretas, 831-372-2385. Installation of a new steel roof over the Primary Clarifier Pump Pit. New roofing system includes all structural members, framing, decking and flashing, demolition of old roof and handrailing. Also includes steel welding, sandblasting and painting. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Thayer, William A. Construction 831-641-9147 831-641-9148 DESIGN-BUILD OF OUTER HARBOR INTERMODAL TERMINAL RAILYARD, PHASE 1, AT THE FORMER OAKLAND ARMY BASE PLAN #: 293041 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Oakland Online & Print On Est Cost: $60,000,000.00 Demand OWNER: Port Of Oakland DESCR: Contact, Bill Russell, (brussell@portoakland.com) The Port will select a qualified Design-Build entity (Design-Builder) to design and construct the Outer Harbor Intermodal Terminal (OHIT) Railyard, Phase 1 along the eastern half of the Port’s portion of the former Oakland Army Base (OAB) (the Project). BIDDERS LIST:

Supplier: Reed & Graham Inc 916-381-9900 916-388-1486 Modern Building Syst. 916-985-9852 916-985-9865

diameter sewer with new 12-inch diameter sewer. This project will also include the construction of nine new sanitary sewer manholes (SSMH), reshape

RIVERSIDE POCKET ROAD STREETSCAPES PLAN #: 297034 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Planroom OWNER: City of Sacramento DESCR: Contact, Stephanie Fraser, 916-808-2253. Streetscapes on Riverside Pocket Road in Sacramento.

WALMART 1563-203 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 PLAN #: 320009 Bid Time: 11:00 AM PLANS AT: Location: Lancaster G.C.: Shames Construction Ph: 925-606-3000 FAX: 925-606-6656 DESCR: Contact, Shames Construction, 925-606-3000. Truncated Domes, striping, demolition/concrete cutting, concrete, misc steel fab, carpentry, doors, glass, drywall patch & repair, ceramic tile, acoustical ceilings, painting, millwork, floor coverings, FRP, toilet accessories, fire sprinklers, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, caulking/sealants, tire/lube

5770 FREEPORT LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE PLAN #: 298028 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Planroom OWNER: City of Sacramento DESCR: Contact, Stephpanie Fraser, City of Sacramento, 916808-2253. Landscape Maintenance at 5770 Freeport Blvd., in Sacramento VICTORIA SECRET PLAN #: 312008 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: San Jose G.C.: Argos Construction Ph: (415) 391-3947 FAX: (415) 391-3947 DESCR: Contact, Argos Construction Lijonel Cabral (415) 391-3947 Fax: (415) 391-3947 Tenant improvement for 7,617 sq. ft. Victoria’s Secret Store. Plans (no specs) from Argos Construction. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Nalevia Wall 916-941-9364 916-941-9364 MASTER PLAN PRIORITY 1 PHASE 2 SEWER IMPROVEMENTS - RE-BID PLAN #: 313008 Bid Date: 1/22/2013 Bid Time: 10:00 AM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Castro Valley Online & Print On Demand PREBID: 1/7 @ 2pm OWNER: Castro Valley Sanitary District Ph: 510-537-0757 DESCR: Contact, Castro Valley Sanitary District., Stacy (510) 537-0757. Work to be done consists of constructing approximately 1,500 feet of replacement sewers, 200 feet of new sewers and abandoning 1,100 feet of existing sewers. At four of the five project locations, a new 8-inch diameter sewer will replace existing 6-inch diameter sewer to bring these sewer lines in conformance with current District standards. One of the five project locations consist of replacing the existing 12-inch

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

FOOTLOCKER - HOUSE OF HOOPS PLAN #: 9026 Bid Date: 1/23/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Concord G.C.: Sierra Contracting Ph: 760-745-8769 FAX: 760-745-5121 DESCR: Contact, Sierra Contracting, Nicholas Hemmer, 760745-8769. 5,505 SF Tenant Improvement of a Footlocker & House of Hoops Combo Store on the Sun Valley Mall in Concord. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Sierra Contracting 760-745-8769 760-745-5121 UPPER AMERICAN RIVER PROJECT FENCING PLAN #: 21018 Bid Date: 1/23/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Est Cost: $500,000.00 PREBID: 1/9 @ 10am # OF ADDENDA: 3 OWNER: Smud Ph: 888-742-7683 DESCR: Contact, Phleacia Christopher, 916-732-5262, Phleacia.christopher@smud.orgDemolition and replacement of 8’ high chain link fence with 1”x1” fabric; repair of existing chain link fences; furnishing temporay stand alone chain link fence; gate construction and repairs; installation of fence toppings on new or existing fences, including “V” arms with 4 strands of barbed wire and razor ribbon; and various other adjustments, repairs, or replacements that may arise during the contract periord of 3 years. See attached documents for complete scope and terms. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Brco Constructors, Inc. 916-652-3868 916-652-3922 Continued on next page

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Wednesday, January 23, 2013 ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR, 19 STRAND PLAN #: 208081 Bid Date: 1/23/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Redding Planroom OWNER: City of Redding DESCR: Contact, Amber Edenburn, 530-225-4135. City of Redding requesting bids for Aluminum Conductor, 19 Strand. STEEL SUPPORTED ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE 250 C OPERATION PLAN #: 216091 Bid Date: 1/23/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Redding Planroom OWNER: City of Redding DESCR: Contact, Amber Edenburn, 530-225-4135. City of Reding are requesing bids for Steel Supported Aluminum Conductor for High Temperature 250degrees C Operation. RFQ- DIRECTIONAL DRILLING FOR MULTIPLE PLAN #: 233073 Bid Date: 1/23/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Napa Online and Planroom OWNER: City of Napa DESCR: Contact, City of Napa, Water Division, Michael Hether, (mhether@cityofnapa.org)Requesting Request for Qualifications for Directional Drilling for Multiple Projects PASO ROBLES WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT UPGRADE PLAN #: 278041 Bid Date: 1/23/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: El Paso de Online & Print On Demand PREBID: MAND 12/18 @ 12pm OWNER: City of El Paso de Robles DESCR: Contact, City of Paso Robles (805) 237-3861. Site work, bldg construction, facility demo including minor lead and asbestos abatement, installation of major process equip, SCADA, and related system and facilities. Prevailing. Note that only general contractors and electrical subcontractors prequalified by the City of Paso Robles may bid on the BIDDERS LIST: Misco 925-225-1900 925-225-9200 General Contractor: C. Overaa And Co. 510-234-0926 510-237-2435 Supplier: Jbi 916-933-5500 916-933-5573

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WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT U.V. BYPASS PLAN #: 11016 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Merced Est Cost: $120,000.00 PREBID: 1/8 @ 10am OWNER: City of Merced DESCR: Contact, City of Merced, (209) 385-6846. Demolition, electric actuator, ductile iron pipe, shoring & bracing, hot mix asphalt, concrete raised curb, metal railing, drainage rock, bollards, restoration BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: R.t. Maher Construction 209-384-1227 209-723-8700 NORTH VALLEYS WATER PARK PHASE IV -ITB ONLY PLAN #: 18026 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Washoe County # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: MAND 1/8 @ 11am OWNER: Washoe County Dept. of Public Works Ph: 775-328-2048 FAX: 775-328-3699 DESCR: Contact, Washoe County PWD, 775-328-2040. ***Owner has requested that Plans and Specifications not be posted Online. Hard copy is available to view in our Reno Office.** Demo of existing site for preparation of construction. Construct water play park, mechanical building, play ground structure, coordinate and install prefabricated restroom concession stand provided by Owner. Site improvements include parking lot, sidewalks and approaches, landscaping, walk paths, fencing, and propane to natural gas conversion on community center, abandon septic system. Connect public utilities including electric, water, 2012-2013 SEWER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AND SPOT REPAIRS PLAN #: 31014 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Mateo Planroom Est Cost: $450,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 2 OWNER: Montara Water And Sanitary District DESCR: Contact, Nute Engineering, 415-453-4480. Construction and rehabilitation of sanitary sewer mains and laterals by pipeburst, CIPP and open trenching methods, sewer main and manhole spot repairs and rehabilitation and coating of selected manholes, including excavation, piping, concrete work, corrosion barrier coating, pipe lining materials, backfill and surface restoration work. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor:

Valentine Corporation 415-453-3732 415-457-5820 Sub Contractor: Stormwater Specialists 707-280-2510 916-405-4180 FLEET SERVICES BUILDING PLAN #: 37010 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sonora Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 2 PREBID: MAND 11/8 @ 10am OWNER: County of Tuolumne DESCR: Contact, County of Tuolumne, phone 209-5335660. Contractor to furnish all labor, materials, equipment, transportation, sitework, and services for the completion of the Fleet Services Building. CERONE FACILITY LOW VOLTAGE CIRCUIT BREAKER PLAN #: 56065 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 1:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Jose Online and Planroom PREBID: 1/10 @ 10AM at 3331 North First St., San Jose DESCR: Contact: VTA (408) 546-7969.Furnish, install & test low voltage AC circuit breakers, rated 600 VAC or less, to replace selected existing AC circuit breakers located in approximately 22 switchboards & panelboards in the VTA Cerone Bus Maintenance Facility; and perform field inspection & testing to determine the existing power system configuration. CITY HALL ANNEX PHASE 1 INTERIOR PLAN #: 121077 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Lodi Planroom PREBID: MAND 1/10 @ 2pm OWNER: City of Lodi DESCR: Contact, Gary Wiman, Project Manager, 209-3336706. Selective interior demolition, hazardous materials abatement and all associated work as described in the project plans and specification. SONNEN PORSCHE PLAN #: 142054 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Mill Valley Online & Print On Demand G.C.: Midstate Construction Ph: (707) 762-3200 FAX: (707) 762-0700 DESCR: Contact, Midstate Construction, Elaine Fenton, (Elainef@midstateconstruction.com)Description: The Project consists of Relocation of Storm Drainage along with associated manholes, etc., a new Service Building addition and an expanded Showroom. Proposed Service Addition is approximately 1,417 sf. The proposed Showroom Addition is approximately 4,227

sf. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Coast Casework Inc.

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DESIGN BUILD OF THE SAN JOAQUIN REGIONAL TRANSIT DISTRICT REGIONA TRANSPORTATION Bid Date: 1/24/2013 PLAN #: 155062 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Stockton Online & Print On # OF ADDENDA: 3 Demand PREBID: 10-17 @ 10am OWNER: San Joaquin RTD Ph: 209-948-5566 FAX: 209-948-8516 DESCR: Contact, San Joaquin Regional Transit District (209) 948-5566. Design Build of the San Joaquin Regional Transit District Regional Transportation Center BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: C. Overaa And Co. 510-234-0926 510-237-2435 Roebbelen Contracting, 916-939-1110 916-939-4027 Menghetti Construction 209-524-2465 209-524-2495 BEST BUY - 0187 PLAN #: 162061 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 10:00 AM Location: San Francisco G.C.: Shames Construction Ph: 925-606-3000 FAX: 925-606-6656 DESCR: Contact, Shames Construction, 925-606-3000. Tenant improvement of existing open store, including demolition, concrete, miscellaneous steel fabrication, carpentry, millwork, rack fixturing, roofing, sheet metal, caulking & sealants, skylight installation, drywall, ceramic tile, acoustical ceiling, flooring, painting, fire sprinklers, electrical, fire alarm BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Allied Commercial Interi 530-749-9249 530-329-8893 WATER & WASTEWATER IMPROVEMENTS PLAN #: 185097 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Tracy PREBID: 1/3/13 @ 10am OWNER: City of Tracy DESCR: Contact, City of Tracy (209) 831-6457. Installation of 8-inch VCP sewer, 6-inch DIP water and 8-inch RCP storm drain in Walnut Street between Highland and north end of Walnut, including water and sewer laterals, and all accessories required for a complete system. In addition, the project also includes installation of 8-inch VCP sewers in King Alley and Larsen Alley between West Street and A Street. Additional work includes pavement overlay, installation of sidewalk, driveways, curb and gutter, drop inlets, and curb ramps. Continued on next page

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Thursday, January 24, 2013 RFP - PLACER COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS PLAN #: 192078 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Auburn Planroom PREBID: 1/10 @ 10:30am OWNER: County of Placer DESCR: Contact, Jon Manning, (jdmannin@placer.ca.gov) Placer County is inviting proposal from qualifed consulting firms, groups or individuals to prepare a comprehensive assessment and feasibility study of the Fairgrounds and Fair. 7160- PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES ON-CALL CONTRACT GENERAL BUILDING PLAN #: 194096 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM Location: San Jose OWNER: City of San Jose DESCR: Contact, City of San Jose, 408-535-8343. The Contractor shall furnish all necessary labor, materials, and equipment necessary to perform task order based construction services, which may include general architectural, civil, mechanical, electrical, low-voltage and other building trades in accordance with the Description and Scope of Work. Section. CANYON PAINTING PROJECT PLAN #: 202097 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Arcata Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: MAND 1/14 @ 9am OWNER: Humboldt State University DESCR: Contact, Tim Freeman, 707-826-5521 (Tim. Freeman@humboldt.edu)Humboldt State University is requesting bids for the Canyon Painting ELECTROSTATIC PAINTING PLAN #: 209006 Bid Date: 1/24/2013

Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Sacramento Online & Print On Est Cost: $15,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 Demand OWNER: Sacramento Municipal Utility District Ph: 888-742-7683 DESCR: Contact, Phleacia Christopher, 916-732-5262, ( Phleacia.christopher@smud.org)The work generally consists of: Application of a silver color electrostatic coating to the items listed in the Bid Schedule Section 5.11 onsite at SMUD’s 59th street yard. After application the items are to be delivered to SMUD’s East Campus Operations Center (Bradshaw Rd and Kiefer Blvd) and placed as designated by the Contract Manager or appointed SMUD representative. Price per item of the bid schedule shall be all inclusive covering all labor, material, and deliver costs. The work will commence Mid March and will not exceed June of 2013. WAREHOUSE LOADING DOCK IMPROVEMENTS PLAN #: 222078 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Ione # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: MAND 1/10 @ 10am OWNER: California Prison Industry Authority DESCR: Contact, California Prison Industry Authority (916) 358-2150. In general, the work consists of demolition and replacement of approximately 223 lin. ft. of concrete loading dock, dock enclosure, installation of approximately 1600 sq. ft. of prefabricated refrigerated cooler and equipment, interior partitions and insulated dropped ceiling. The work will also involve electrical power and lighting, refrigeration BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: D.g. Granade, Inc. 530-677-7484 530-677-7550 Division 5-15, Inc. 916-638-1520 916-638-1521 JAIL SECURITY SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND UPGRADES PHASE I PLAN #: 226092 Bid Date: 1/24/2013

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Bid Time: 3:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Napa Plans on Disk PREBID: MAND 1/10 @ 10am OWNER: County of Napa Ph: 707-253-4351 FAX: 707-253-4627 DESCR: Contact, Frank Lucido (frank.lucido@countyofnapa. org) Demolition, construction of interior walls, installation of split HVAC systems, fire stopping, installation of a fire damper, electrical conduit, plumbing and other miscellaneous work. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Gcci Inc 707-545-2134 707-545-2156 Bobo Construction, Inc. 916-685-2285 916-714-4850 RFQ - PLC/HMI PROGRAMMING SERVICES FOR THE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS REHABILITATION PLAN #: 237090 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 2 OWNER: City of Sacramento - Dept of Utilities DESCR: Contact, Paul Barnes, 916-808-1442. RFQ - for professional services In general, the PS includes programming of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) that will be provided by the contractor and installed with the construction of the Project. In addition, the PS includes the development and/or modification of all relevant Supervisory Control an ata Acquisition (SCADA) screens. UARP DIVING SERVICES PLAN #: 266044 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online & Print On Demand PREBID: 1/9 @ 10am OWNER: Sacramento Municipal Utility District Ph: 888-742-7683 DESCR: Contact, Kiauna Norman, 916-732-7443 ( kiauna. norman@smud.org)The Contractor shall be expected to conduct underwater service operations to a maximum depth of 150 feet of fresh water, using approved commercial diving practices, procedures, equipment, and trained and experienced diving personnel who shall have completed a recognized course of commercial diving, in order to perform the following underwater activities: Underwater inspections and repairs of hydroelectric generating facilities including but not limited to dams, trash racks, tunnel intake gates, powerhouse tailraces and tunnel rock traps. Also included in this contract is the tunnel isolation project at Camp Far West Reservoir required for penstock repairs planned for 2013. Note: Proposers will be required to complete a “Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement” prior to SMUD’s release of the drawings referenced in the RFP.

VANS PLAN #: 281049 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Reno G.C.: Warwick Construction Ph: 832-448-7000 FAX: 832-448-0143 DESCR: Contact, Timberwolff Construction 909-0380 Fax: (909) 912-8051 & Warwick Construction Danna Wells (832) 448-7056 Fax: (832) 448-3000.Tenant improvements for a retail space in Reno. Completed working plans call for the interior fit-out of an approximately 3,000-square-foot tenant space to accommodate a national chain retail store. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Timberwolff Constr 909-949-0380 909-912-8051 Warwick Construction 832-448-7000 832-448-0143 CTF SC RANIER ROOF REPLACEMENT PLAN #: 290045 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Soledad Online & Print On Est Cost: $150,000.00 Demand PREBID: MAND 1/9 @ 11am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of Corrections & Rehabilitation DESCR: Contact, Jennifer Salinas, (Jennifer.Salinas@cdcr. ca.gov) 916-255-3033. Roofing membrane, membrane flashings, metal edge flashings, roof preformed expansion joint flashings, roof insulation, tapered insulation, pre-clad metal sheets for field made flashings, scuppers & miscellaneous, accessories, adhesives, primers, cleaner, foil face tape, term tape, sealant, caulking, fasteners, anchors, termination bars, membrane/walk protection, roof curbs, flashings, boots, pre- primed barrier boards. PARKING LOT SWEEPING AND STEAM CLEANING SERVICES FOR DALY CITY DMV PLAN #: 296045 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 1:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Daly City Planroom PREBID: MAND 1/3 @ 10:00am OWNER: Department of Motor Vehicles Ph: 916-657-7822 DESCR: Contact, Allison Stanek, 916-657-9810. Parking Lot Sweeping and Steam Cleaning Services for Daly City DMV.

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Thursday, January 24, 2013 MJC NURSING COHORT - REDBUD BUILDINGCOLUMBIA COLLEGE Bid Date: 1/24/2013 PLAN #: 303015 Bid Time: 4:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Sonora Online & Print On Demand PREBID: 1/10 @ 10am OWNER: Yosemite Community College District Ph: 209-575-6521 FAX: 209-575-6516 DESCR: Contact, Yosemite Community College (209) 5756521. Alterations to an existing two-story building, inlcuding demolition, reconfiguration of existing walls, sitework, mechanical, electrical , low voltage, plumbing & fire alarm systems. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Iomlan Construction Serv 209-664-9960 209-664-9979 Mcfadden Construction, 209-478-7407 209-478-1516 MENDOCINO TRANSIT AUTHORITY SOLAR CANOPY PLAN #: 305011 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Ukiah Online & Print On Demand PREBID: 1/15 @ 10am OWNER: Mendocino Transit Authority DESCR: Contact, Mendocino Transit Authority Jim Lacy (707) 391-1001. Install a solar canopy, including structural steel canopy, metal roofing, PV panels and associated work. AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS PLAN #: 310007 Bid Date: 1/24/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Napa Online & Print On Demand G.C.: Argos Construction Ph: (415) 391-3947 FAX: (415) 391-3947 DESCR: Contact, Argos Construction, Lijonel Cabral, (415) 391-3947 Fax: (415) 391-3947. Construct tenant improvements for an American Eagle Outfitters store.

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Friday, January 25, 2013 RFQ - AS-NEEDED ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES PLAN #: 203001 Bid Date: 1/25/2013 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: San Francisco Online & Print On # OF ADDENDA: 2 Demand PREBID: 12/12 @ 3:30pm OWNER: City & County of San Francisco DESCR: Contact, Selormey Dzikunu, 415-558-4059. City & County of San Francisco, DPW, Requesting qualifications for Architectural Services on an as-needed basis. SQCWD HEADQUARTERS OFFICE BUILDING PARAPET ROOF REPLACE PLAN #: 232086 Bid Date: 1/25/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Soquel Online & Print On Est Cost: $50,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 Demand OWNER: Soquel Creek Water District DESCR: Contact, Soquel Creek Water District Eng Dept., Brice Dahlmeier, (831) 475-8500. Removal of existing wood shingles of roof parapet, vacuuming out of termite waste, inspection for hidden termite damage, and replacement of wood shingles with Colorplus Wood Textured Hardie Shingle Siding. Work also includes replacement of soffit insect screen along the perimeter of the siding. JOINT INTEGRATED VA/DA HEALTH CARE CENTER PLAN #: 277038 Bid Date: 1/25/2013 Bid Time: 4:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Marina Est Cost: $18,630,000.00 OWNER: Department of Veteran Affairs Office of Construction & Facilities DESCR: Contact, Timothy Pavek, Carpenter/Robbins Commercial Real Estate, (tpavek@crcre.com) [Division 3]: Concrete Formwork, Concrete Reinforcement, Structural Concrete. [Division 4]: Clay Unit Masonry, Concrete Unit Masonry. [Division 5]: Structural Steel, Metal Decking, Metal Fabrications, Metal Stairs. [Division 6]: Finish Carpentry. [Division 7]: Fireproofing, Firestopping, Manufactured Roofing & Siding, Membrane Roofing. [Division 8]: Metal Doors, Metal Windows, Hardware, Glass & Glazing, Curtain Walls. [Division 9]: Ceiling Suspension Systems, Drywall/ Gypsum, Tile, Terrazzo, Acoustical Ceilings, Resilient

Flooring, Carpet, Painting. [Division 10]: Visual Display Boards, Compartments & Cubicles, Flagpoles, Exterior Signs, Interior Signs, Partitions, Toilet & Bath Accessories. [Division 12]: Manufactured Casework, Window Treatment. [Division 13]: Radiation Protection. [Division 14]: Elevators. SCOPE : Scope Clinics,Government - Miscellaneous Building VA is seeking offerors to construct a lease based Joint Integrated VA/DA Health Care Center (HCC) on a site pre-selected by the Government for the relocation and expansion of the existing outpatient clinic in Marina, California. Via Solicitation No. VA-101-11-RP-0179, VA has pre-selected a 14.31 acre site for the HCC and has control of the property through an Assignable Option to Purchase. The location of the site and a parcel map will be provided to interested parties. The Option to Purchase will be assigned to the successful offeror at the time of award BIDDERS LIST: Supplier: San Benito Supply 831-637-5526 831-637-1030 GROUND APPLICATIONS OF PESTICIDES FOR ERADICATION/CONTROL PROJECTS PLAN #: 287044 Bid Date: 1/25/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Santa Cruz, Online & Print On Demand OWNER: California Department of Food & Agriculture DESCR: Contact, Pam Sherron, 916-403-6520. The California Department of Food and Agriculture is seeking the services of a contractor to provide foliar and soil application of pesticides in Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties on a stand-by basis. The contractor shall be able to provide foliar and soil application of insecticides against the Asian Citrus Phyllid. The plan calls for insurance of immediate availability of application

Monday, January 28, 2013 PLUMAS LAKES GAS STATION - CAR WASH PLAN #: 44021 Bid Date: 1/28/2013 Bid Time: 5:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Plumas Lake Online & Print On Demand G.C.: Town & Country Contractors Ph: 916-636-9500 FAX: 916-636-9507 DESCR: Contact, Town & Country Contractors, Inc., David Frazier, 916-636-9500, Seeking Sub-Bids for all trades, ground up gas station/carwash in BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Hilbers, Inc. 530-673-2947 530-674-9578 RENOVATION OF BUILDING 3400 AT CHABOT PLAN #: 159077 Bid Date: 1/28/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office

Location: Hayward PREBID: MAND 1/8 @ 10am OWNER: Chabot-Las Positas Community College District Ph: 925-485-5287 DESCR: Contact, Chabot-Las Positas College District Facilities (925) 485-5287. Project consists of subsurface investigation, selective demolition, earthwork, site clearing, trenching, site drainage, irrigation, patching of asphalt concrete paving, sealing asphalt paving, sanitary sewerage systems, pavement markings, fire water system, site concrete, flooring removal, disposal services (lamps & ballasts), landscaping, concrete, concrete unit masonry, structural steel framing, misc metal, rough & finish carpentry, shop-fabricated structural wood, cabinets, building insulation, concrete moisture protection, fire safing & insulation, mechanically attached thermoplastic membrane roofing, sheet metal, roof hatch rail system, metal framed skylights, caulking & sealants; Div_08hollow metal work, wood doors, access doors, overhead coiling doors, finish hardware, glass & glazing, lath, plaster & gypsum wallboard, ceramic tile, ceramic clinker tile, acoustic treatment, linoleum, detectable warning surfaces, resilient base, carpet tiles, painting, concrete hardener/sealer, visual display boards, identifying devices, fire extinguishers & cabinets, toilet accessories, entrance mat floors, vehicle lifts, fire protection, plumbing, HVAC, interior lighting, fire alarm, electrical, video surveillance system, communications system & security system BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Cf Contracting 415-721-7160 415-296-6437 D.l. Falk Construction, 510-887-6500 510-887-6501 Jeff Luchetti Constr 707-527-5788 707-636-5509 Sierra Valley Const 916-772-0800 916-772-0825 Lathrop Construction 707-746-8000 707-746-8080 Robert L. Brown Const. 925-228-4944 925-228-2533 Cal Pacific Construction 415-824-8871 415-824-8867 Diede Construction 209-369-8255 209-368-0600 Sub Contractor: Lloyd F. Mckinney Assoc 510-783-8043 510-783-2130 ROOFING MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES PLAN #: 269083 Bid Date: 1/28/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Santa Clara Online & Print On Demand OWNER: County of Santa Clara DESCR: Contact, William Shaw, County of Santa Clara, 408-491-7416. Requesting bids from prospective suppliers to provide roofing material and supplies to various County owned/ leased facilities â&#x20AC;&#x153;as neededâ&#x20AC;?.

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SMART & FINAL 409 PLAN #: 272052 Bid Date: 1/28/2013 Bid Time: 11:00 AM PLANS AT: Location: Santa Rosa G.C.: PSR West Coast Builders, Inc. Ph: 925-299-0518 FAX: 925-299-0517 DESCR: Contact, PSR Builders, (Ethelyne.molnar@psrgc. com) Fax: 925-299-1179.TRADES INCLUDE: COMPLETE REMODEL….ALL TRADES REQUIRED DESCRIPTION: Existing Building Area : Disturbed Site Are : Total Site Area : ± Construction Type : Occupancy Group : BALLAST TASK ORDER CONTRACT PLAN #: 299046 Bid Date: 1/28/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Vallejo Planroom PREBID: 1/8 @ 10:am OWNER: California Maritime Academy Ph: 707-654-1086 FAX: 707-654-1042 DESCR: Contact, Vineeta Dhillon (vdhillon@csum.edu). The Trustees of the California State University will receive sealed bid proposals in the Gold Conference Room, at the above address, for furnishing all labor for ongoing shipboard industrial support for operations, maintenance, repair, and modification services, Project Number BLST.TOC.2013, for Cal Maritime. These services are intended to support its Ballast Treatment Research Development Testing and Evaluation facility on the

Tuesday, January 29, 2013 WESTERN PARKWAY/STATE ROUTE 20 INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS PLAN #: 5017 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 10:00 AM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Yuba City Online & Print On # OF ADDENDA: 2 Demand OWNER: City of Yuba City DESCR: Contact, Diana Langley City of Yuba City, Public Works Dept. (530) 822-4792. Work consists of the construction of a T-intersection at SR 20 and the extension of Western Parkway from the Libby Lane conform to SR 20. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor:

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TOWN MEETING HALL AUDIO AND VISUAL PROJECTION SYSTEM PLAN #: 14015 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Danville Est Cost: $197,000.00 OWNER: Town of Danville DESCR: Contact, Steve Lake @ 925-314-3319. Installation of audio & visual projection systems, finish carpentry, electrical work, repair/replacement, painting, equipment setup & training. RUSH CREEK WATER TREATMENT PLANT UPGRADE PROJECT Bid Date: 1/29/2013 PLAN #: 81074 Bid Time: 4:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Trinity Est Cost: $2,068,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: 1/9 @ 9am OWNER: Rush Creek Mutual Water Co. ENGINEER: Water Works Engineers Ph: 530-243-2113 FAX: 000-000-0000 DESCR: Contact, Rebecca Tabor (rebeccat@wwengineers. com) (x 125) (530) 243-2113.Construct improvements at the water treatement plant, including installation of a new raw water meter splitter box; installation of a new 60’ x 34’ metal building with an electrical room, chlorine room and mechanical room; installation of new raw water, backwash supply and utility pumps; installation of a new 300-gpm capacity direct filtration system with contact clarifier followed by pressure filtration; installation of a new 429,900 gallon welded steel storage tank and a new 40,200 gallon bolted steel backwash equalization tank; replacement of the existing chlorine gas feed system with a new chlorine gas feed system; installation of a new backup power system; miscellaneous electrical and instrumentation upgraded to allow incorporation of the new equipment and sitework; construct improvements for the water distribution system, including installation of 287 water meter boxes at new and existing water service locations and 235 water meters at existing water service locations. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Whitehawk Construction 530-547-5944 530-547-5944 Koch & Koch, Inc. 530-432-4000 530-432-4099 Cal Electro 530-223-5937 530-221-7038 UPPER SAND CREEK BASIN PLAN #: 115086 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office

Location: Contra Costa Est Cost: $12,800,000.00 PREBID: 1/14 @ 10am # OF ADDENDA: 1 OWNER: Contra Costa County Flood Control & Water Conserva DESCR: Contact, Laurie Sucgang, 925-313-2395. Earthwork and drading for the basin and creek low flow channel, dam and spillway construction, inlet and outlet structures, rock slope protection, maintenance access road, pre-fabricated bridge and fence installation. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Suulutaaq, Inc. Unit 2 707-427-3209 707-419-4851 Ghilotti Construction Co 707-585-1221 707-585-1601 Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376 Sub Contractor: Mission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797 Andrew L. Lee, Inc. 209-369-8077 209-368-2435 PUENTE HILLS LANDFILL DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS - 2013 PLAN #: 125083 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: La Puente Planroom PREBID: MAND 1/10 @ 1pm OWNER: Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County DESCR: Contact, Don Drorbaugh, 562-908-4288. ext 2176. Puente Hills Landfill Drainage Improvements 2013: The proposed project consists of the replacement of approximately 750 feet of existing double 48-inch diameter corrugated metal pipe downdrain with a single HDPE pipe and construction of approximately 1,700 feet of concrete trapezoidal and V-ditch channels; and all other appurtenant work. SONOMA VALLEY COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT BIOSOLIDS MANAGEMENT UPGRADE PLAN #: 127063 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 10:00 AM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sonoma Planroom Est Cost: $2,500,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 3 PREBID: MAND 1/8 @ 10 AM or 1/10 @ 2 PM OWNER: Sonoma Valley County Sanitation District Ph: 707-547-1900 DESCR: Contact, Sonoma County Water Agency, (bidderquestions@scwa.ca.gov)(707) 547-1900. Upgrade the biosolids handling facility, including installation of a new screw press, construction of new equipment and load-out building, removal of an existing belt press and conveyor, replacement of polymer blending unit, electrical, preparation / painting of pump room in the existing dewatering building, etc. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Re West Builders 707-576-1224 707-541-0117 Valentine Corporation 415-453-3732 415-457-5820 Bobo Construction, Inc. 916-685-2285 916-714-4850

Sub Contractor: Gehvac Co. 209-204-0100 209-566-9995 Quality Erectors & Const 707-746-1233 707-751-3962 Vanden Bros Electric 916-773-1500 916-773-1973 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS Bid Date: 1/29/2013 PLAN #: 144061 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Concord Est Cost: $185,000.00 PREBID: 1/22 @ 10am OWNER: Central Contra Costa Sanitary Dist. DESCR: Contact, Nathaniel Morales, (nmorales@centralsan. org) Upgrading the existing fire alarm system in a four-story building and correcting other fire code issues on existing fire protection and alarm FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS PLAN #: 156086 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Martinez Online & Print On Est Cost: $185,000.00 Demand PREBID: 1/22 @ 10am OWNER: Central Contra Costa Sanitary Dist. DESCR: Contact, Nathaniel Morales, (nmorales@centralsan. org) or 925-229-7126. Upgrading the existing fire alarm system in a four-story building and correcting other fire code issues on existing fire protection LANDSCAPING FOR DALY CITY DMV PLAN #: 190090 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 1:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Daly City Planroom PREBID: MAND 1/8 @ 10am OWNER: DMV Ph: 916-657-7822 DESCR: Contact, Melanie.Pilliard@dmv.ca.gov. Landscaping for Daly City DMV BRICELAND-THORNE RD & SHELTER COVE ROAD CURVE REALIGNMENT PROJCT Bid Date: 1/29/2013 PLAN #: 255057 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Humboldt Est Cost: $738,500.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 OWNER: County of Humboldt Ph: 707-445-7652 FAX: 707-445-7409 DESCR: Contact, County of Humboldt Engineering Division (707) 445-7377. Includes traffic control, clearing, grubbing, tree removal, earthwork for roadway realignment, construction of mechanically stabilized embankment (wire wall) with subdrainage facilities and metal beam guardrail, roadway drainage facilities, rock slope protection, hydroseeding, placing erosion control materials, surfacing roadway with aggregate base and hot mix asphalt and placing thermoplastic striping. Continued on next page

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Tuesday, January 29, 2013 CITY OF SAN MATEO FIRE STATION NO. 24 PLAN #: 279042 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Mateo Est Cost: $3,325,000.00 PREBID: MAND 1/9@10AM OWNER: City of San Mateo DESCR: Contact, City of San Mateo, (650) 224-7119. City of San Mateo Fire Station No. 24: The Project consists of construction of a new fire station and the disassembly, relocation, reconstruction and ultimately the removal of the temporary facilities and improvements necessary to maintain the station’s service coverage during construction of the new station. The Project requires demolition and/or construction on three separate sites within the City of San Mateo. The Work is specifically defined in the Contract Documents but, in general terms, is composed of the following five interrelated, sequential phases: (1) Disassembly of Existing Temporary Fire Station No. 23 and Restoration of the Site; (2) Construction of Temporary Fire Station No. 24 and Associated Site Improvements; (3) Demolition of Existing Fire Station No. 24; (4) Construction of New Fire Station No. 24; and (5) Disassembly of Temporary Fire Station No. 24 and Restoration of the Site. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Roebbelen Contracting, 916-939-1110 916-939-4027 D.l. Falk Construction, 510-887-6500 510-887-6501 Robert L. Brown Const., 925-228-4944 925-228-2533 Kck Builders 415-559-9312 415-453-9250 Lathrop Construction 707-746-8000 707-746-8080 Alten Construction, Inc. 510-234-4200 510-234-4221 Sub Contractor: National Electric, Inc. 510-475-9400 510-475-9411 Bennett Fencing 530-852-2618 000-000-0000 Mission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797 CAMPUSWIDE PLUMBING REPAIRS PLAN #: 282056 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Francisco Planroom PREBID: 1/15 @ 6pm OWNER: San Fran State University DESCR: Contact Haro Kagemoto, 415-338-2547. Contractors will be required to provide fixed price proposals for various plumbing repairs with liquidated damages assessed at $500.00 for each day completion is delayed beyond the time prescribed on each specific project. Bidder must possess a valid Class C-36 license.

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INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT PAINTING PLAN #: 292046 Bid Date: 1/29/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Fremont # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: 1/7 @ 10:00 am OWNER: City of Fremont DESCR: Contact, City of Fremont, (510) 494-4620. The City has prepared an outline of services (which includes a description of the City’s Project Objectives) which is attached as Exhibit “1” to the Request for Proposals (“RFP”), and generally includes: Industrial Equipment Painting.

Wednesday, January 30, 2013 CONSOLIDATED BIOLOGICAL MITIGATION PHASE 2 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 PLAN #: 7020 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Jose Planroom PREBID: 1/17 @ 10am OWNER: Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Ph: 408-321-7189 FAX: 408-955-9729 DESCR: Contact, Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (408) 321-7189. Work consists of a two-year plant maintenance period & foliage protectors for landscape plantings along Route 187 from Atlanta Ave to Willow Street; a four year plant maintenance period for landscape plantings and foliage protectors for landscape plantings located on undeveloped land owned by the County of Santa Clara Parks & RIPON HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM SYNTHETIC TRACK SURFACING PLAN #: 25019 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 Bid Time: 10:00 AM PLANS AT: Location: Ripon OWNER: Ripon Unified School District FAX: 209-599-2131 DESCR: Contact, Timothy Huff, 209-571-2232. Apply synthetic track surfacing at Ripon High School. O’REILLY AUTO PARTS NEW CONSTRUCTION PLAN #: 62002 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Susanville # OF ADDENDA: 2 G.C.: GM Northrup Corp. Ph: 952-226-3090 FAX: 952-226-3091 DESCR: Contact, GM Northrup Corporation, Mikel Morrison, 925-226-3090, fax: (952) 226-3091. Site work and new construction of a national chain retail store in Susanville. Completed working plans call for

the construction of an approximately 6,971-square-foot building. The scope of work will include a sales floor, office space, and stockroom. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Rsi Construction 972-552-9475 866-669-9111 Gm Northrup Corp. 952-226-3090 952-226-3091 Sub Contractor: Coast Casework Inc. 530-889-2859 530-889-2851 VARIOUS LOCATIONS PEDESTRIAN COUNTDOWN SIGNALS CONTRACT NO.1 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 PLAN #: 113071 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Francisco Online & Print On Est Cost: $1,000,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 Demand PREBID: 1/9 @ 1:30pm OWNER: City & County of San Francisco DESCR: Contact, Steven Lee, 415-558-5226. New pedestrian countdown signals, traffic signal modifications, curb ramps, traffic routing E.S.E.R. BOND NO. 1 - FIRE STATIONS NO. 10 AND 13 ROOF REPLACEMENT PLAN #: 118076 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 Bid Time: 2:30 PM Location: San Francisco PREBID: 1/16 @ 10am OWNER: City & County of San Francisco DESCR: Contact, Youcef Bouhamaama, 415-557-4798. The Work is demolition of existing roofing, installation of new roofing system, replacement and new installation of exhaust fans, ductwork and HVAC maintenance cleaning and repair, replacement of HVAC duct and roof toppiping supports, elastomeric painting, copper flashing system work, installation of new access hatch ladder extension post, replacement of existing gutters, and all other associated work. PAVEMENT RENOVATION, WATER MAIN INSTALLATION, AND SEWER REPLACEMENT - 17TH PLAN #: 135069 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Francisco Est Cost: $2,500,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: 1/8 @ 1:30pm OWNER: City & County of San Francisco DESCR: Contact, Ramon Kong, 415-554-8280. Pavement renovations, water main installation and sewer replacements. BIDDERS LIST General Contractor: Ghilotti Brothers Inc 415-454-7011 415-454-8376

HALL OF JUSTICE DUCT CLEANING & HVAC IMPROVEMENTS Bid Date: 1/30/2013 PLAN #: 166072 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Location: San Francisco Est Cost: $350,000.00 PREBID: 1/24 @ 1:30PM OWNER: City & County of San Francisco DESCR: Contact, Maurice Chee, Proj Mgr,@ 415-558-4550. Duct cleaning of air distribution system - supply air duct; return air ducts; plenums, heating & cooiling coils; system components SECURITY SYSTEM MAINTENANCE PLAN #: 168073 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Francisco PREBID: MAND 1/16 @ 10am OWNER: Dept of General Services - State of CA Ph: 916-376-1768 FAX: 916-376-1778 DESCR: Contact, Armando Soliz, 916-552-9036. Provide Security System Maintenance of the existing Checkpoint/ Sielox Pinnacle Security System Pro Software and Server. MAINTENANCE OF CITY-OWNED STREET LIGHTS Bid Date: 1/30/2013 PLAN #: 230094 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom OWNER: City of Sacramento FAX: 916-808-8266 DESCR: Contact, Azadeh Doherty, 916-808-3137. Maintenance of City-Owned Street Lights in various locations throughout the City of HIGH PERFORMANCE - COLD PATCH MIX PLAN #: 264046 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: El Dorado Co. Online and Planroom OWNER: County of El Dorado DESCR: Contact, El Dorado County Procurement & Contracts Division, (530) 621-5417.Requesting bids for the purchase of high performance cold patch mix to be purchased on an “as requested” basis for twenty-four months. WILLOW CREEK STREETSCAPES PLAN #: 271049 Bid Date: 1/30/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Sacramento OWNER: City of Sacramento DESCR: Contact, City of Sacramento, 916-808-2253. Streetscapes on Willow Creek in Sacramento.

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Thursday, January 31, 2013 STANISLAUS COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION HVAC CONTROLS RETROFIT Bid Date: 1/31/2013 PLAN #: 10019 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Modesto PREBID: MAND 1/24 @ 3pm OWNER: Stanislaus County Office of Education ARCHITECT: Timothy P. Huff & Assoc. Ph: 209-571-2232 DESCR: Contact, Timothy Huff, 209-571-2232. Furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and service necessary for a complete and operating Alerton Envision for BACtalk Energy Management & Temperature Control System to communicate with the existing Alerton host computer located at 1100 H Street in Modesto. FORESTHILLFACILITIES CENTER MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL IMPROVEMENTS AND FORESTHILL FACILITIES CENTER MISCELLANEOUS TI Bid Date: 1/31/2013 PLAN #: 24010 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Foresthill Online and Planroom Est Cost: $130,000.00 PREBID: MAND 1/17 @ 11am OWNER: Placer County Water Agency FAX: 530-823-4897 DESCR: Contact, Placer County Water Agency, Ross Hooper, Associate Engineer, 530-823-4951 or (rhooper@pcwa.net) Furnishing all labor, materials, tax, equipment and services for: construction and completion of the mechanical improvements consisting of modifying existing ductwork within the office area, adding a ductless cooling unit with air cooled condenser unit and the miscellaneous improvements consisting of adding two hard wall offices within an existing open space are, adding a coffee bar in the central office, and adding exterior sun shades at selected locations around the central office. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Sierra Valley Construction 916-772-0800 916-772-0825 Anderson Construction 530-367-2948 530-367-2948 OLD PLACERVILLE ROAD COMPLETE STREETS PLAN #: 30021 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Rancho Online and Planroom

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Est Cost: $100,000.00 OWNER: City of Rancho Cordova DESCR: Contact, Ben Chan, 916-851-8873. Installation of new curb, gutter, sidewalk, driveway, asphalt pavement, drainage inlet, street light, and placement of slurry seal, and striping, and removal of existing driveways, fences, culverts, drainage piping, roadside ditches, signs, and pedestrian barriers. BIDDERS LIST: Supplier: Blain Stumpf Sand & Gravel 916-933-1555 916-933-2925 FULKERTH ROAD REHABILITATION PLAN #: 43037 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Turlock PREBID: MAND 1/24 @ 2pm OWNER: City of Turlock DESCR: Contact, Nathan Bray, 209-668-5599. Grinding of the roadway including wedge grinding and conforming grinding, removing and replacing concrete access ramps to meet ADA, removing various minor concrete to meet ADA access, placing RHMA-G overlay, raising lids and frames for manholes and valve boxes, thermoplastic traffic striping and installing traffic signal induction detectors. ROUNDWALK VILLAGE PLAN #: 167067 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Petaluma G.C.: Midstate Construction Ph: (707) 762-3200 FAX: (707) 762-0700 DESCR: Contact, Midstate Construction, 707-762-3200. Residential unit work includes, but is not limited to, the following: selective demolition, rough carpentry, exterior & interior finish carpentry, residential casework (cabinet modifications), plastic laminate countertops, sheet metal flashing, insulation, asphalt shingle roofing, D,F & H, vinyl windows & patio doors, plaster, drywall (minor), flooring,exterior & interior painting, toilet & bath accessories, signage, residential appliances, vertical louver blinds, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical.Site improvements include, but are not limited to, the following: repairs and upgrades of accessible routes, accessible parking, repairs to fencing, tot-lot upgrades, landscape upgrades, striping & signage (minor), concrete (minor), metal fabrications and railings (minor), and site lighting upgrades. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Midstate Construction 707-762-3200 707-762-0700 Sub Contractor: Coast Casework Inc. 530-889-2859 530-889-2851

MOBILE WORKSTATIONS ON WHEELS PLAN #: 173081 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Santa Clara Online and Planroom OWNER: County of Santa Clara DESCR: Contact, Tony Perez, 408-491-7406. The County of Santa Clara (the “County”) is requesting bids from prospective suppliers for the acquisition of Mobile Workstation on Wheels (WOWs) as specified in this Invitation to Bid (ITB) for the Santa Clara Valley Health and Hospital System (SCVHHS). Each mobile Workstation on Wheels will have three (3) components, namely:I. Personal Computer (PC);II. Barcode Reader;III. Mobile Workstation Cart PICKUP AND DISPOSAL OF CITRIC ACID WASTE PLAN #: 178002 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Stockton Online & Print On Demand PREBID: MAND 1/7 @ 10am OWNER: City of Stockton DESCR: Contact, Bret Beaudreau, 209-937-7455. City of Stockton is requesting bids for the Pickup and Disposal of Citric Acid Waste. H S A IDF ROOMS COOLING PROJECT PLAN #: 186091 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM Location: San Joaquin PREBID: MAND 1/17 @ 9am OWNER: County of San Joaquin, Purchasing & Support Services Ph: 209-468-3240 FAX: 209-468-3393 DESCR: Contact, Ricardo Delatorre, 209-468-3255 (rdelatorre@sjgov.org)Provide HVAC in 18 electrical closets. ACCESSIBILITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Bid Date: 1/31/2013 PLAN #: 225084 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom Est Cost: $195,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 1 OWNER: County of Sacramento - Municipal Services Agency Ph: 916-875-6789 : DESCR: Contact, Godofredo Cornejo, 916-874-7291. Remove / reconstruct ADA compliant pedestrian curb ramps at various intersections throughout the County, including removal of asphalt concrete / concrete, placement of ashphalt concrete / concrete, detectable warning surfaces, etc. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Sierra Valley Constructio 916-772-0800 916-772-0825 Lamon Construction Co. 530-671-1370 530-671-7482 C & C Construction 916-434-5280 916-434-5288

CAMPUSWIDE ROOF REPAIRS PLAN #: 238092 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Francisco Planroom PREBID: 1/17 @ 2pm OWNER: San Francisco State University DESCR: Contact, Haro Kagemoto, 415-338-2547. Work includes furnishing all labor & materials necessary to perform roof repairs in various locations throughout the campus in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by W.S.R. Architects, 160 Currey Avenue, Sausalito CA 94695; Telephone (415) 681-6504. This contract is for one year with options to be extended for up to four (4) additional one year terms. Estimated contract value for the first year is $50,000.00. Contractors will be required to provide fixed price proposals for various roof repairs with liquidated damages assessed at $500.00 for each day completion is delayed beyond the time prescribed on each specific CAMPUSWIDE GLAZING REPAIRS PLAN #: 241094 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Francisco Planroom PREBID: 1/17 @ 10am OWNER: San Francisco State University DESCR: Contact, Haro Kagemoto, 415-338-2547. Work includes furnishing all labor & materials necessary to perform glazing repairs in various locations throughout the campus in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by W.S.R. Architects, 160 Currey Avenue, Sausalito CA 94695; Telephone (415) 681-6504. This contract is for one year with options to be extended for up to four (4) additional one year terms. Estimated contract value for the first year is $50,000.00. Contractors will be required to provide fixed price proposals for various glazing repairs with liquidated damages assessed at $500.00 for each day completion is delayed beyond the time prescribed on each specific C&S Publishing has several key publications that go directly to the companies who will be getting those major work contracts, and who will need to buy services, supplies and materials. Is that money going to go to you or your competitors?

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Thursday, January 31, 2013 RIVERSIDE CAMPUS - CALIFORNIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF PLAN #: 260052 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Riverside Est Cost: $54,000,000,00 OWNER: State of CA - Dept of General Services DESCR: Contact: Eric Waddell 916-376-1768 eric. waddell@dgs.ca.gov.Riverside Campus, California School for the Deaf: Project comprises labor, material and services necessary for the following Work Items: Work Item 124637 – Renovation of Academic Support Cores and Construction of a New Bus Loop – Construction of four small buildings totaling 6,700 sf, includes renovation of three buildings totaling 14,200 sf, installation of eight new hot water boilers for 16 existing buildings and removal of plant boilers. Work Item 120302 – Construction of New Career and Technical Education Complex and Service Yard – Demolition, construction of classroom/admin building (23,727 sf), construction of a shop building (12,504 sf), includes a greenhouse (200 sf), 10,000 sf service yard, parking for 71 vehicles and hazardous material removal. Work Item 122190 – Renovation and Construction of the Kitchen and Dining Hall – Renovates 15,550 sf of existing kitchen, includes a 3,700 sf expansion, installation of temporary kitchen facility and Social Hall building upgrades. Work Item 122192 – Construction of New Gymnasium and Pool Center – Construct a new 45,000 sf gymnasium building and a new 23,000 sf pool complex. Site improvements include new roadway, vehicle parking and two tennis courts. Demolition of existing main gymnasium, small gym, existing swimming pool and hazardous soil removal. License BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Soltek Pacific Constr 619-296-6247 619-296-4314 RFP - IMPLEMENTATION OF A SCHOOL OUTREACH PROGRAM PLAN #: 268046 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Alameda Planroom OWNER: City of Alameda DESCR: Contact, Patrizia Guccione, 510-747-7930. The City of Alameda (City) is requesting Proposals from qualified organizations to assist the City in the implementation of a school outreach program that promotes watershed awareness and stormwater pollution prevention, encourages anti-litter

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behavior by promoting proper waste disposal and fostering the use of reusable items among K-6 students in Alameda schools. NAPA COUNTY HALL OF JUSTICE WATER HEATERS RETROFIT PLAN #: 283053 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 3:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Napa Co. Plans on Disk PREBID: MAND 1/17 @ 2pm OWNER: County of Napa Ph: 707-253-4351 FAX: 707-253-4627 DESCR: Contact, County of Napa, Frank Lucido, (707) 2534351. Demolition & disposal, two 98%, 500MBH water heaters, caulking, sealants & firestopping, electrical, flue pipes, plumbing DE LACRUZ JUNCTION RAILROAD UNDERCROSSING AND KENNETH SUBSTATION OFFSITE STORM DRAIN FORCE MAIN Bid Date: 1/31/2013 PLAN #: 309009 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Santa Clara Online & Print On Demand PREBID: 1/9 @ 9:30am OWNER: City of Santa Clara DESCR: Contact, Rocco Colicchia, 925-348-1098 (rcolicchia@ harris-assoc.com) DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK. The DE LA CRUZ JUNCTION RAILROAD UNDERCROSSING project consists of the installation of electric conduits under the railroad track at Mathew near De La Cruz. The KENNETH SUBSTATION OFFSITE STORM DRAIN FORCE MAIN project consists of the installation of a storm drain force main in an easement through several properties along Space Park Drive. BIKINI AVENUE AND SUNNYCREST CIRCLE SANITARY SEWER REPLACEMENT PLAN #: 319006 Bid Date: 1/31/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: San Jose Est Cost: $991,600.00 OWNER: City of San Jose DESCR: Contact, City of San Jose, 408-535-8348. Requesting bids for Maintenance and Repair, Sewer and Storm Drain (including removal) & Water, Sewer and Gas Maintenance and repair.

Friday, February 01, 2013 JOINT USE PUBLIC SAFETY COMPLEX DEMOLITION PROJECT NO. 13-02 PLAN #: 1022 Bid Date: 2/1/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office

Location: Dublin Planroom PREBID: MAND 1/22@1:30 pm OWNER: City of Dublin DESCR: Contact, Dahlin Group, Inc., 925-251-7200. Installation of truncated domes and tactile groves at existing walkways and curb ramps. Provide framing, and furnishes, as shown on drawings. Provide noted electrical, mechanical, plumbing and electrical rough-in and any required document correction pathways for indicated telephone, cable televisions, and data/network as shown on the drawings and called for in these specifications. Coordinate specialty work with the owner’s cable vendors for owner provided installations as shown on the drawings. Provide ISO and Fire Department approved fire sprinkler system modifications as shown on the drawings and as required to accommodate new construction layouts. Provide City approved design-build building systems shown on the drawings and described elsewhere in these specifications. CITY AUDITORIUM BOILERS PLAN #: 59005 Bid Date: 2/1/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Richmond Online & Print On # OF ADDENDA: 1 Demand PREBID: MAND 12/14 @ 11am OWNER: City of Richmond FAX: 510-307-8116 DESCR: Contact, (Yader_Bermudez@ci.richmond.ca.us) Installing two triad Series 1600 Low Pressure Boilers 996,000 BTU/HR or an equivalent boiler and the concerned piping and ductwork. FACILITY REPAIRS TO VALLEY OAK GOLF COURSE CLUB HOUSE PLAN #: 195097 Bid Date: 2/1/2013 Bid Time: 11:00 AM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Visalia Planroom PREBID: 1/16 @ 10am OWNER: City of Visalia Ph: 559-713-4334 FAX: 559-713-4802 DESCR: Contact, City of Visalia, 559-713-4334. The City of Visalia is soliciting bids from qualifed contractors to provide facility repairs to the Valley Oaks Golf Course Club house, including the addition of a beam and roof repairs. RFP - CROWS LANDING AIR FACILIT PLAN #: 231087 Bid Date: 2/1/2013 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Stanislaus Co. Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: 11/16 @ 2pm OWNER: County of Stanislaus DESCR: Contact, City of Modesto, General Service Agency/ Purchasing Division, 209-525-6319. Stanislaus County is

seeking a Master Developer partner for a 1,531 acre former air facility development project. TJ MAXX - TI Bid Date: 2/1/2013 PLAN #: 250036 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Eureka Online & Print On Demand G.C.: Sierra Contracting Ph: 760-745-8769 FAX: 760-745-5121 DESCR: Contact, Sierra Contracting, 760-745-8769. Accepting Sub-bids for the following trades: Door Frames and Hardware, Glass and Glazing, Metal Studs and Drywall, Acoustical Ceilings, Paint, Flooring, Ceramic Tile, Toilet Acessories and Partitions, Fixturing, Plumbing, HVAC BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Ceiling Experts 916-225-5097 916-987-5741 RFQ - CIVIC CENTER MASTER PLAN CONSULTANT SERVICES Bid Date: 2/1/2013 PLAN #: 252043 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Fremont OWNER: City of Fremont DESCR: Contact, City of Fremont, (510) 494-4620. City of Fremont Requesting qualifications : Master Planning and Programming of the City’s Civic Center, including existing conditions analysis, needs assessments, use and space programming, architecture/ site planning, cost and phasing analysis and mitigation measures related to potential impacts to the Family Resource Center.

Monday, February 04, 2013 SHERIDAN WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION PLAN #: 36009 Bid Date: 2/4/2013 Bid Time: 3:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Placer County Plans on Disk Est Cost: $1,412,000.00 PREBID: 1/16 @ 10am OWNER: County of Placer DESCR: Contact, Bob Bigney, (bbigney@placer.ca.gov) Development of a 180,000 gallon water storage tank, a well and pump station building, distribution piping, appurtenances, and installing a new water line from Camp Far West Road to the existing elementary school. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Lamon Construction Co. 530-671-1370 530-671-7482 Preston Pipelines 408-262-1418 408-262-1870 Westcon Construction 916-663-2425 916-663-2448 Brco Constructors, Inc. 916-652-3868 916-652-3922 Supplier: Don Robinson Sand 530-885-5623 530-885-0511 Continued on next page

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EXTERIOR WALL TILE, SEALANT & GOUT REPAIR AT FREMONT MAIN LIBRARY PLAN #: 50099 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Fremont Est Cost: $200,000.00 PREBID: MAND 1/23 @ 10:30am OWNER: City of Fremont DESCR: Contact, City of Fremont, (510) 494-4750. Replacement of exterior wall tile, sealant and grout at Fremont Main Library. The scope of work includes providing all necessary labor, materials, equipment, sales tax, shipping, drawings, submittals, permit approvals etc. ARCATA-EUREKA AIRPORT 17-UNIT T-HANGAR CONSTRUCTION PLAN #: 94067 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Mckinleyville Planroom PREBID: 1/16 @ 1:30 PM, call (707) 839-5401 to confirm attendance DESCR: Contact: Mead & Hunt 707-526-5010.Construct aT-Hangar consisting of 17 units, including onsite earthwork / grading, asphalt pavement, utility installation, foundation and slab design, metal building design (including interior partitions), concrete footing / floor slab construction, metal building erection, electrical / telephone / plumbing installation in the building and miscellaneous work. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Pierson Company 707-268-1800 707-268-1801 Danco Builders Northwes 707-822-9000 707-822-9596 Trent Construction 530-385-1778 530-385-1421 C-617 NEW COLLEGE CENTER REQUEST FOR PREQUALIFICATION PLAN #: 100077 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Pablo Online & Print On Est Cost: $45,000.00 Demand OWNER: Contra Costa Community College District Ph: 925-229-1000 FAX: 925-370-2019 DESCR: Contact, Contra Costa Community College District (925) 229-1000 Fax: (925) 370-6517. The Project subject to Prequalification is referred to as the New College Center project at Contra Costa College campus located at 2600 Mission Bell Drive, San Pablo, CA 94806. It consists of a new Classroom Building, a new Activities Building and Site Development. The Classroom

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Building is approximately 45,253 gsf. The Student Activities Building (including a separate Fireside Building) is approximately 57,369 gsf. The Project Site Development is approximately 8 acres and consists of demolition and hazardous material abatement of the existing Student Activities Building (approximately 25,000 gsf), and demolition and hazardous material abatement of the existing Humanities Building (approximately 27,000 gsf), demolition of the existing concrete amphitheater, site demolition including existing utilities, landscaping, parking and roads, and site development including new utilities, site lighting, parking, roads, sidewalks, amphitheater, landscape plazas and planting. INSTALLATION OF CHAIN LINK FENCE Bid Date: 2/5/2013 PLAN #: 189017 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Location: Arleta Planroom PREBID: MAND 1/3 @ 8am # OF ADDENDA: 1 OWNER: Department of Motor Vehicles Ph: 916-657-7822 DESCR: Contact, Lorena Espinoza, 916-657-6973. Installation of Chain Link Fence at the Arleta DMV.

ASPHALT PAVING AT CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON PLAN #: 207093 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Corcoran Planroom OWNER: State of CA - Dept of Corrections & Rehabilitation DESCR: Contact, Xavier Contreras, 916-229-5064. DescriptionContractor shall provide the California Department of Corrections (CDCR), Inmate Ward Labor Program (IWL), all materials, allequipment, materials, supplies, tools, permits, licenses, insurance, transportation, travel and per diem, labor and every otheritem of expense necessary to provide new Asphalt Paving for the Enhance Outpatient Program (EOP), located at CaliforniaState Prison-Corcoran (CSP-COR), 4001 King Avenue, Corcoran, CA KITCHEN HOOD - FIRE SUPPRESSION UPGRADES - RE-BID PLAN #: 210002 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM Location: San Quentin PREBID: MAND 1/22 @ 10am OWNER: Dept. of Corrections & Rehabilitation DESCR: Contact, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (916) 255-6165. Contractor shall provide all labor, supplies, materials, transportation, bonds, insurance, travel and per diem, tools, mobilization, waste disposal, testing and every other item of expense necessary to install six (6) kitchen hood fire suppression systems. REPLACE COOLING TOWERS PLAN #: 236095 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: San Francisco Online & Print On Est Cost: $850,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 3 Demand PREBID: MAND 12/19 @ 10am OWNER: Dept of General Services - State of CA Ph: 916-376-1768 FAX: 916-376-1778 DESCR: Contact, Armando Soliz, 916-552-9036 (armando. soliz@dgs.ca.gov)Contractor shall provide all labor, equipment and materials required for the removal of existing cooling towers and installation of two (2) new LANDSCAPING FOR EUREKA DMV Bid Date: 2/5/2013 PLAN #: 249061 Bid Time: 1:30 PM PLANS AT: Location: Eureka Est Cost: $6,800.00 PREBID: MAND 1/17 @ 9:30am OWNER: Department of Motor Vehicles Ph: 916-657-7822 DESCR: Contact, Melanie Pilliard, 916-657-6975. Landscaping for Eureka DMV Office FIRE LIFE SAFETY SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Bid Date: 2/5/2013 PLAN #: 263042

Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: MAND 1/22 @ 10am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of General Services DESCR: Contact, Armando Soliz, 916-552-9036. Fire Life Safety System Maintenance at the Secretary of State Office in Sacramento. CAMBRIDGE BOOSTER PUMPING STATION PLAN #: 267043 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Antioch # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: MAND 1/8 @ 3pm OWNER: City of Antioch DESCR: Contact, City of Antioch, 925-779-7050. Pump station upgrades at the Cambridge Booster Station in Antioch. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Koch & Koch, Inc. 530-432-4000 530-432-4099 F & H Construction 209-931-3738 209-931-4427 Sub Contractor: Bockmon & Woody 209-993-2633 209-464-2615 Mission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797 RFP LUCIE STERN BUILDINGS MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL UPGRADES PLAN #: 289043 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Palo Alto Online & Print On Est Cost: $410,000.00 Demand PREBID: MAND 1/22 @ 10am OWNER: City of Palo Alto DESCR: Contact, (john.montenero@cityofpaloalto.org) The City of Palo is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide professional services for Lucie Stern Buildings Mechanical/ Electrical Upgrades., including electrical services upgrade. Continued from last page

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Tuesday, February 05, 2013 CORNING COMMUNITY PARK PROJECT, PHASE 1 PLAN #: 293044 Bid Date: 2/5/2013 Bid Time: 1:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Corning Online & Print On # OF ADDENDA: 2 Demand PREBID: 1/15 @ 1pm OWNER: City of Corning DESCR: Contact, Ed Anderson (edanderson@sbcglobal.net) (530) 570-3996. Construct a community park consisting of a skateboard / bicycle park, restroom / storage building, picnic areas, parking lots, access road and off-site improvements; work includes sitework, asphalt concrete, concrete, solar lighting, landscaping / irrigation, storm drains, chain link and rail fencing, etc. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: West Coast Contractors 775-747-7774 775-747-8887 Lamon Construction Co., 530-671-1370 530-671-7482 Donald F. Gallino, Inc. 530-246-7671 530-246-8714 Cal Electro 530-223-5937 530-221-7038 Bobo Construction, Inc. 916-685-2285 916-714-4850 Trent Construction 530-385-1778 530-385-1421 Gifford Construction 530-226-6000 530-226-6005 J M Slover Inc. 530-621-4815 530-621-4869 Randy Hill Construction, 530-892-1918 530-892-1919 Bcm Construction Co. 530-342-1722 530-342-1768 Diede Construction 209-369-8255 209-368-0600 Supplier: Universal Precast Concret 408-799-8888 408-291-8888 MEADOW LANE EFFLUENT STORAGE FACILITIES POND “B” REPAIR Bid Date: 2/5/2013 PLAN #: 306015 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Santa Rosa Est Cost: $678,700.00 PREBID: 1/29 @ 10am OWNER: City of Santa Rosa DESCR: Contact, Tracy Duenas, 707-543-3952. Includes selective demolition / abandonment, removal / replacement of grouted rock riprap, pressure manholes / tie-ins, embankment excavation / fill, over-excavation, importing material from stockpile, pump station improvements, concrete encased 24” pipe, trench shoring / bracing / dewatering, monitoring well, shale dike top, environmental mitigation / erosion control and electrical removal / replacement. CHEMICAL CONTAINMENT FACILITY - WATER TREATMENT PLANT Bid Date: 2/5/2013 PLAN #: 308010

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Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Print On Demand Location: Martinez Online & Print On Est Cost: $350,000.00 Demand OWNER: City of Martinez Ph: 925-372-3524 DESCR: Contact, City of Martinez, (925) 372-3519. Project includes necessary site work and construction for a new concrete chemical containment facility at the City of Martinez Water Treatment Plant. Site work for the project includes tree removal and earthwork to bring the area to final grade as indicated in the Drawings, and includes special provisions for the support of a standby generator located adjacent to the construction site for the new chemical containment facility as necessary. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Cf Contracting 415-721-7160 415-296-6437 Andrew L. Lee, Inc. 209-369-8077 209-368-2435

Wednesday, February 06, 2013 WELLS NO. 1-02, 19 & 33 PLAN #: 19026 Bid Date: 2/6/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Santa Clara Online and Planroom PREBID: 1/24 @ 10:00am OWNER: City of Santa Clara DESCR: Contact Howard Salamanca, Proj Engineer, at (408) 615-2012 or (408) 615-2000. Project consists of the destruction of three municipal water wells & associated surface structures & subsurface structures. Work includes trench & excavation safety, storm water pollution prevention, site conditions & dust control, clearing & grubbing, earthwork, asphaltic concrete pavement, resurfacing & berms, furnishing & installing pipe, storm & sanitary manholes, drainage structures, water mains & services, portland cement concrete & destructions of Wells 1-02, 19 & 33. TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION “G” STREET AT MAAG AVE PLAN #: 41015 Bid Date: 2/6/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Oakdale OWNER: City of Oakdale DESCR: Contact, City of Oakdale, Michael Renfrow, 209-8453614. Work consists of of furnishing and installing traffic signal and lighting equipment at the above mentioned intersections along with other such items or details, not mentioned above, that are required by the plans, Standard Specifications, or these Special Provisions to be performed, placed, constructed or installed. VACUUM EXCAVATION POTHOLING PLAN #: 63093 Bid Date: 2/6/2013

Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom Est Cost: $52,000.00 OWNER: City of Sacramento Dept of Utilities DESCR: Contact, Dale Mathison, 916-808-1911. The City of Sacramento, Department of Utilities is requesting bids for vacuum excavation potholes. Potholes will explore depths of utility infrastructure along the proposed alignment for four projects: 1) 7th Street Sewer Replacement, P to K Street project, 2) D/E Alley Sewer Replacement, 13th to 15th Street project, 3) 41st/42nd Street Alley Sewer Pipebursting project, and 4) Greenhaven Sewer Force Main project. The pothole locations are shown on the attached plans and as directed by the Engineer in the field MILLS AVENUE OVERLAY PLAN #: 88065 Bid Date: 2/6/2013 Bid Time: 11:00 AM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Lodi OWNER: City of Lodi DESCR: Contact, Lyman Chang, (lchang@lodi.gov). Installing 2,380 tons of asphalt concrete overlay with pavement fabric, performing 8,500 sf of pavement repair, installing four wheelchair ramps and related work. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Herback General Engine 775-267-6800 775-786-7595 Sub Contractor: Bonham Electric 916-564-3530 916-564-3532

Thursday, February 07, 2013 WATER METER PROGRAM PHASE 3 - METER INSTALLATION AND MAIN REPLACEMENT PLAN #: 65098 Bid Date: 2/7/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Lodi PREBID: MAND 1/10 @ 9am OWNER: City of Lodi DESCR: Contact, City of Lodi, (209) 333-6706. The Work consists of the construction of approximately 19,220 lineal feet of 8-inch and 790 linear feet of 6-inch replacement water main and approximately 1,465 water meter assemblies including construction of all or portions of services, and other incidental and related work, in accordance with Plans and Specifications for Water Meter Program Phase 3 - Meter Installation. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Diede Construction 209-369-8255 209-368-0600 MATH-SCIENCE MODERNIZASTION, BUILDING 1700- CHABOT COLLEGE PLAN #: 102090 Bid Date: 2/7/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Hayward # OF ADDENDA: 3 PREBID: MAND 1/09/13

OWNER: Chabot-Las Positas Community College District Ph: 925-485-5287 DESCR: Contact, Chabot-Las Positas College District Facilities (925) 485-5287. Project consists of selective structure demolition, concrete, structural steel, architecturally exposed structural steel, steel decking, metal fabrications, metal ladders, decorative metal railings, cable trellis system, rough carpentry, sturctural glued laminated units, finish carpentry, plastic laminate clad architectural cabinets, solid surfacing fabrications, thermal foam board insulation, metal sheet wall panels, fiber cement panel cladding, thermoplastic membrane roofing, sheet metal flashing & trim, flexible flashing, roof hatches, firestopping, joint sealants, hollow metal doors & frames, flush wood doors, access doors & frames, allglass storefronts, aluminum windows, metal framed skylights, door hardware, glazing, gypsum board shaft wall assemblies, metal ceiling suspension system, portland cement plastering, glass-mat faced gypsum backing boards, gypsum board, gypsum sheathing, ceramic tiling, acoustical panel ceilings, water vapor emission control systems, resilient base, resilient stair treads & risers, resilient tile flooring, sheet carpetingdirect glued, tackable wall coverings, dry erase wall covering, acoustical insulation & sealants, painting, high performance coatings, graffiti-resistant coatings, visual display surfaces, signage, toilet compartments, toilet accessories, fire protection specialties, bird control devices, roller window shades, plastic laminate clad countertops, entrance mats & frames, seminar table assemblies, elevator cab renovation, fire protection, plumbing, HVAC, lighting, electrical, communications, fire alarm system, security system, site preparation & demolition, earthwork & grading, excavation & fill, trenching, backfilling & compacting, paving & surfacing, landscape concrete work, pavement marking, landscape site furnishings, restoration of surfaces, BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Arntz Builders, Inc. 415-382-1188 415-883-7529 D.l. Falk Construction 510-887-6500 510-887-6501 Re West Builders 707-576-1224 707-541-0117 Jeff Luchetti Construction 707-527-5788 707-636-5509 Lathrop Construction 707-746-8000 707-746-8080 Alten Construction, Inc. 510-234-4200 510-234-4221 Sub Contractor: Gehvac Co. 209-204-0100 209-566-9995 Lloyd F. Mckinney Asso 510-783-8043 510-783-2130

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Thursday, February 07, 2013 TRACK EXTENSION/GAP CLOSURE PROJECT CONSTRUCTION OF PHASE 1 IMPROVEMENTS Bid Date: 2/7/2013 PLAN #: 105086 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Stockton Online & Print On Demand PREBID: 1/17 @ 10am OWNER: San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission DESCR: Contact, Brennen Buttram, 209-944-6222. The construction of the Track Extension I Gap Closure Project Phase 1 Improvements in Stockton, California. Including, not limited to, the construction of street and grade crossing improvements at E. Lindsay Street, E. Main Street and E. Market Street. RESERVATION ROAD IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEL MONTE BOULEVARD TO BEACH ROAD PLAN #: 114084 Bid Date: 2/7/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Marina Online & Print On Demand OWNER: City of Marina DESCR: Contact, City of Marina, (831) 884-1214. Demolition and removal of existing concrete sidewalk, curb and gutter, and roadway sections, including roadway pulverization; Reconfiguring the existing roadway, including two new traffic roundabouts; Installing new concrete curb and gutter, roadway section as required, sidewalk, driveways and curb ramps; Placing an asphalt concrete overlay over the street sections to remain; Installation of a new pathway; Installation of new landscaping and irrigation; Placement of underground storm drain piping and appurtenances; New striping and pavement markings and traffic BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Herback General Engin 775-267-6800 775-786-7595 SKYLIGHT PANEL REPAIRS - RE-BID PLAN #: 172005 Bid Date: 2/7/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Santa Rosa PREBID: MAND 1/24 @ 10am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of General Services DESCR: Contact, Peter Flores, 916-322-8883. Repair skylight panel work also includes, removing the existing fiberglass sandwich panes, motors, frame, wiring, wheels and track and installing a completely new system for the fiberglass sandwich panels located at the Joseph A.

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LODI AGRICULTURAL FACILITY AND MICKE GROVE ZOO ROOFING PROJECTS PLAN #: 198099 Bid Date: 2/7/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Lodi PREBID: MAND 1/17 @ 10am OWNER: County of San Joaquin DESCR: Contact, Jon Drake, County of San Joaquin, 209468-3240. Replace roofs at Micke Grove Zoo & the Lodi Agricultural Facility.

Friday, February 08, 2013 FOLSOM DAM MODIFICATIONS PHASE IV PLAN #: 187074 Bid Date: 2/8/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Folsom Planroom Est Cost: $250,000,000.00 OWNER: USACE Sacramento District Ph: 916-557-5182 DESCR: Contact, Matthew Hancsarik (matthew.p.hancsarik@ usace.army.mil and Ms. Anna Cayanan at (anna.r.cayanan@ usace.army.mil)DUE TO THE SENSITIVE NATURE OF THE ACQUISITION ALL ATTACHMENTS TO THIS SOLICITATION ARE LOCATED ON THE AMRDEC SAFE ACCESS FILE EXCHANGE WEBSITE AT: (https://safe. amrdec.army.mil/SAFE2) Work consists of constructing the spillway chute and stilling basin on the downstream side of the new spill way as well as the upstream approach channel and cutoff wall to direct the water to the control structure. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Alessandro Electric Inc. 916-343-9846 916-722-0631 Supplier: Sunbelt Rentals 916-789-1234 916-789-7077 POWER SWEEPING OF PARKING STRUCTURES PLAN #: 228095 Bid Date: 2/8/2013 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Visalia Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 1 PREBID: 1/23 @ 11am OWNER: City of Visalia Ph: 559-713-4334 FAX: 559-713-4802 DESCR: Contact, City of Visalia, 559-713-4334. Requesting bids for Power Sweeping of Parking Structures. STORAGE SHED INSTALLATION AT HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY Bid Date: 2/8/2013 PLAN #: 265037 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office

Location: Stockton Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 2 PREBID: 12/19 @ 9am OWNER: County of San Joaquin, Purchasing & Support Services Ph: 209-468-3240 FAX: 209-468-3393 DESCR: Contact, Norma Orozco, 209-468-9388. San Joaquin County, Purchasing Division requesting bids for Storage Shed Installation at Household Hazardous Waste Facility.

Tuesday, February 12, 2013 PEARSON-RECREATION DRIVE SIGNALIZATION PROJECT -ACADEMY DRIVE TO CLARK RD Bid Date: 2/12/2013 PLAN #: 34011 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Paradise PREBID: 1/29 @ 2pm OWNER: Town of Paradise Ph: 530-872-6393 DESCR: Contact, Town of Paradise, 530-872-6291. Construction and installation of a traffic signal, signing and striping, pedestrian ramps and driveways, curb, gutter and sidewalk, drainage improvements, highway construction, traffic control and other related work. 2013 FREMONT TENNIS CENTER COURT PLAN #: 60094 Bid Date: 2/12/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Fremont OWNER: City of Fremont DESCR: Contact, City of Fremont, (510) 494-4620. Includes Acrylic court resurfacing and replacement for various tennis courts. EASTRIDGE TRANSIT CENTER AND BUS PLAN #: 117074 Bid Date: 2/12/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Jose Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 5 PREBID: 8/10 @ 10 am. OWNER: Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Ph: 408-321-7189 FAX: 408-955-9729 DESCR: Contact: VTA (408) 321-7189 .The work generally includes clearing and grubbing, demolition, excavation, street improvements, AC paving, addition of curb and gutter and sidewalk, multiuse path, street and pedestrian lighting, landscaping new utilities, conduits, service connections, signing and striping and misc other work. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Robert Bothman, Inc. 408-279-2277 408-279-2286 Sub Contractor: Gehvac Co. 209-204-0100 209-566-9995 Pacific Underground 408-977-1655 408-977-1659 Parc Services, Inc. 925-371-4610 925-606-8704 Mission City Rebar, Inc 925-449-6999 925-447-8797

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EASTRIDGE TRANSIT CENTER AND BUS PLAN #: 117074 Bid Date: 2/12/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Jose Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 5 PREBID: 8/10 @ 10 am. OWNER: Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Ph: 408-321-7189 FAX: 408-955-9729 DESCR: Contact: VTA (408) 321-7189 .The work generally includes clearing and grubbing, demolition, excavation, street improvements, AC paving, addition of curb and gutter and sidewalk, multiuse path, street and pedestrian lighting, landscaping new utilities, conduits, service connections, signing and striping and misc other work. VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEM UPGRADE PLAN #: 302012 Bid Date: 2/12/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Susanville DESCR: Contact, (Xavier Contreras@cdcr.ca.gov). Removal and replacement of the underground Storage Tank monitoring system and Vapor Recovery components at the High Desert State Prison.

Wednesday, February 13, 2013 CONCORD LANDSCAPE PROJECT PLAN #: 106093 Bid Date: 2/13/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Concord Est Cost: $3,700,000.00 PREBID: 1/29 @ 10am OWNER: Central Contra Costa Sanitary Dist. DESCR: Contact, Stephanie Grolund, 925-229-7337 (sgronlund@centralsan.org)Work consists of: furnishing all labor, equipment, materials, and service specified for the construction of Central Contra Costa Sanitary District Project 7299, Concord Landscape Project, in conformance with the Contract. OROVILLE NON CHEMICAL LANDSCAPE PLAN #: 295031 Bid Date: 2/13/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Oroville Planroom PREBID: MAND 1/24 @ 10am OWNER: Department of Motor Vehicles Ph: 916-657-7822 DESCR: Contact, Dyan Rose-Clemons, 916-657-6977. Non Chemical Landscape Maintenance at the Oroville DMV. Continued on next page

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Wednesday, February 13, 2013 NORTHSIDE TANKS REHABILITATION PROJECT Bid Date: 2/13/2013 PLAN #: 307012 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Santa Clara Online & Print On Demand PREBID: 1/28 @ 10:00am OWNER: City of Santa Clara DESCR: Contact, City of Santa Clara, 408-615-3000. Recoat the interior and exterior surfaces, including all surface preparation, remove and install miscellaneous steel work as well as added safety and security measures on two (2) 4. 7 million gallons welded steel water tanks (160 feet diameter x 32 +/feet high) in accordance with the Plans and Specifications. The Contractor shall complete the work on Tank 2 first and have it back in service per requirements of the Plans and Specifications before starting work on Tank 1. Contractor shall restore project area to pre-project condition.

Thursday, February 14, 2013 SWEDE CREEK ROAD (3J07) AT LITTLE COW CREEK BRIDGE PLAN #: 160066 Bid Date: 2/14/2013 Bid Time: 11:00 AM PLANS AT: Location: Shasta Co. Est Cost: $2,830,000.00 OWNER: County of Shasta FAX: 530-225-5667 DESCR: Contact, Stuart Davis (sdavis@co.shasta.ca.us) (530) 245-6808. Includes constructing a new three-span, 342’ long cast-in-place post-tensioned box girder bridge over Little Cow Creek at Swede Creek supported on driven steel H-piles; removal of the existing bridge; approach roadway work includes construction of +/- 640’ of new two-lane roadway. EXPOXY FLOORING INSTALLATION @ PELICAN BAY STATE PRISON PLAN #: 181011 Bid Date: 2/14/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Crescent City PREBID: MAND 1/31 @ 9:30am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of Corrections & Rehabilitation DESCR: Contact, Tracey Morrison, 916-255-5658. Flooring Installation @ Pelican Bay State Prison.

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UPPER AMERICAN RIVER PROJECT PAVING SERVICES PLAN #: 212083 Bid Date: 2/14/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM Location: Pollock Pines Est Cost: $650,000.00 PREBID: 1/24 @ 9:30am OWNER: Sacramento Municipal Utility District Ph: 888-742-7683 DESCR: Contact, Kiauna Norman, 916-732-7443, (kiauna. norman@smud.org)The successful Bidder shall furnish all supervision, labor, equipment, materials and incidentals necessary to accomplish the work in accordance with the Contract. The work general consists of asphalt placement, overlay, repair, patching and sealing the other asphalt work as described by SMUD. The work will be performed in various locations thoughtout the Upper American River Project (UARP) in El Dorado County, California. The work consists of individual jobs which will be released as the need arises. The scope is further described in the Technical Conditions. LAGUNA WATER METER INSTALLATION PROJECT - AREA A PLAN #: 224097 Bid Date: 2/14/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 1 OWNER: Sacramento County Water Agency DESCR: Contact, County of Sacramento, Municipal Services Agency, 916-874-6544.Installing 1,772 residential meters.

Friday, February 15, 2013 FLEET TOWING ANNUAL CONTRACT (LIGHT & Bid Date: 2/15/2013 PLAN #: 183077 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Visalia Planroom OWNER: City of Visalia Ph: 559-713-4334 FAX: 559-713-4802 DESCR: Contact, City of Visalia, 559-713-4334. City of Visalia is soliciting bids for Fleet Towing Annual Contract (Light & Heavy). 2793 MEADOWVIEW REHAB 2013 PLAN #: 193092 Bid Date: 2/15/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Sacramento Online & Print On Est Cost: $350,000.00

Demand PREBID: 1/23 or 1/29 @ 9 AM OWNER: Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment Agency FAX: 916-927-6963 DESCR: Contact, Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Eric Anderson (eanderson@shra.org) (916) 264-1504. Rehabilitate 2793 Meadowview Road, may include asbestos removal, cabinets, millwork, finish carpentry, concrete, concrete related services, construction clean-up, drywall, earthwork, paving, electrical, flooring, floor covering, framing, rough carpentry, glazing, hardware, locks / safes, insulation, acoustical, landscaping, lathing / plastering, lead removal, metal products, mold removal, ornamental metal, painting, decorating, plumbing, roofing, scaffolding, structural steel, tree service, warm-air heating / ventilation / AC, etc. HVAC MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE, SECURITY & FIRE ALARM MONITORING MEADOWVIEW COMPLEX PLAN #: 217086 Bid Date: 2/15/2013 Bid Time: 2:30 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom Est Cost: $41,464.00 PREBID: MAND 1/24 @ 1:30pm OWNER: State of CA - Dept of Food and Agriculture DESCR: Contact, CA Department of Food and Agriculture Donna Weber (dweber@cdfa.ca.gov) (916) 651-9939. Provide preventative maintenance and repair services on all mechaincal equipment and associated devices for HVAC mechanical equipment and equipment control systems for the Center Analytical Chemistry and preventative maintenance and repairs for all maintainable building equipment, emergency services on all equipment for the Plant Pest Diagnostics Branch.

Tuesday, February 19, 2013 RIVERWAY SPORTS PARK - PHASE 3 PLAN #: 152060 Bid Date: 2/19/2013 Bid Time: 10:00 AM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Visalia Plans on Disk Est Cost: $1,163,725.00 PREBID: 2/4 @ 10am OWNER: City of Visalia Ph: 559-713-4334 FAX: 559-713-4802 DESCR: Contact, City of Visalia, 559-713-4334. Site utilities, promenade and stage paving, play area and group picnic paving, group picnic structure and restroom, site furnishings, landscaping, irrigation and CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT FORBES BOULEVARD BIKE LANE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT PLAN #: 257066 Bid Date: 2/19/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Francisco Planroom OWNER: City & County of San Francisco

DESCR: Contact, Sam Bautista, 650-829-6668. The City of South San Francisco, is soliciting requests for proposals from qualified consultants firms to provide consulting services for the construction management for Forbes Boulevard Bike Lane Improvements Project.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013 I STREET WATER MAIN PROJECT, 12TH TO 23RD PLAN #: 20004 Bid Date: 2/20/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Planroom Est Cost: $264,320.00 OWNER: City of Sacramento DESCR: Contact, Quoc Nham, Assistant Engineer, 916808-1435. Consists of constructing a 12-inch diameter water distribution main, removing and abandoning existing water mains as specified by the plans, and furnishing and placing all required fittings, butterfly valves, blow-offs, air vacuum and release valves, corrosion protection materials, distribution mains and system connections.

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RIDGE ROAD REHABILITATION PROJECT - FROM PLIOCENE RIDGE TO ALLEGHANY PLAN #: 6034 Bid Date: 2/21/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sierra County PREBID: 1/24 @ 1pm # OF ADDENDA: 1 OWNER: County of Sierra Ph: 530-289-3201 FAX: 530-289-2828 DESCR: Contact, County of Sierra (530) 289-3201. Work consists of a grind in-place and compact existing asphalt concrete and place 4â&#x20AC;? of hot mix asphalt concrete, construct 295 lf of cantilever concrete slab, construct culvert headwall at Vet Ravine, remove and replace existing corrugated metal pipe culverts, remove and replace metal beam guardrail, and install pavement striping. BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Shasta Constructors 530-365-3930 530-365-5465 Supplier: R.j. Miles Co. 530-346-2294 530-346-8277

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ELKHORN BOULEVARD/SCHOFIELD WAY STORM DRAIN IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PHASE 3 Bid Date: 2/21/2013 PLAN #: 39018 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom Est Cost: $1,592,000.00 OWNER: County of Sacramento - Municipal Services Agency Ph: 916-875-6789 DESCR: Contact, County of Sacramento Municipal Services, David Bolen (bolend@saccounty.net) (916) 874-8645. Install +/- 185 LF of reinforced concrete box, 2,701 LF of storm drain pipe, eight junction structures and appurtenant structures, three drainage inlets, remove / replace curb / gutter / sidewalk, etc. BIDDERS LIST: Supplier: Blain Stumpf Sand & Gravel 916-933-1555 916-933-2925 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SEWER CROSSING REPLACEMENT FROM OAK PARK TO RIVERSIDE Bid Date: 2/21/2013 PLAN #: 175093 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: El Paso de Online and Planroom OWNER: City of Paso Robles FAX: 805-237-6565 DESCR: Contact, City of Paso Robles, 805-237-3861. Install & remove sewer mains, jack and bore under railroad tracks, re-channel existing manholes, install new manholes, lining of manholes, and pavement replacement, from Oak Park to Riverside Ave.

Friday, February 22, 2013 RFP - PIER 38 BULKHEAD REHABILITATION PROJECT PLAN #: 215082 Bid Date: 2/22/2013 Bid Time: 5:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Francisco Online & Print On Demand OWNER: Port of San Franc PREBID: 12/11 (contact, John Doll for time) DESCR: Contact, John Doll, Port of San Francisco, (415) 274-0639, john.doll@sfport.comThe Port of San Francisco is seeking submittals of proposals to rehabilitate the Pier 38 bulkhead structure and a limited portion of the Pier 38 shed (the “Pier 38 bulkhead building”). Respondents are invited, though not required, to also submit their qualifications for possible redevelopment of the entire or majority of the Pier 38.

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Thursday, February 28, 2013 CAMPUS WIDE DEMOLITION 2013 PLAN #: 176011 Bid Date: 2/28/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Monterey Online & Print On Est Cost: $2,350,000.00 Demand PREBID: MAND 2/5 @ 10am OWNER: California State University Monterey Bay Ph: 831-582-4169 FAX: 831-582-4436 DESCR: Contact, Reyola Carlisle, 831-582-3506, (rcarlisle@ csumb.edu).In general, work will consist of the abatement and demolition of 25 surplus military structures located in the area west of the intersection of 8th Street Cutoff and 6th Avenue and Hammerheads 4582 and 4584, on

Wednesday, March 13, 2013 FURNISH 5 KV SWITCHGEAR - CITRUS, CRAFTON HILLS AND CHERRY VALLEY PUMP STATIONS/EAST BRANCH EXTENSION-PHASE II PLAN #: 158063 Bid Date: 3/13/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: San Planroom # OF ADDENDA: 4 PREBID: 10/3 @ 10am OWNER: State of California, Dept of Water Resources Ph: 916-653-5791 DESCR: Contact, Department of General Services, 916-3754940, Jim Veres telephone (916) 653-4867, fax (916) 653-6166, or by e-mail at doe_specs@water.ca.gov. See specifications for details.

Thursday, March 14, 2013 RFQ - DESIGN-BUILD PROPOSED INFILL PROJECTS LEVEL II DORMS PLAN #: 213073 Bid Date: 3/14/2013 Bid Time: 3:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Various Planroom PREBID: MAND 2/5 @ 9am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of Corrections & Rehabilitation DESCR: Contact, Mardu Hanzalik, 916-255-6197 (Mardu. Hanzalik@cdcr.ca.gov)The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is accepting qualifications from DesignBuild Entities for the design and construction of Level II Dorm facilities adjacent to one or more existing CDCR institutions. The institutions under consideration are: 1. Folsom State Prison 2. California State Prison, Sacramento

3. California Medical Facility 4. California State Prison, Solano 5. Mule Creek State Prison 6. California Institution for Men 7. Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility The two Proposed Infill Projects will be located within the boundaries of existing State property at existing CDCR institutions. It is anticipated that one site will house a 792-Bed semi-autonomous facility with three Level II Dorm housing units and the other site will house a 1584-Bed semi-autonomous facility with six Level II Dorm housing units. In addition to the housing units, each project will include programming, health care, visitation, and other support components.

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

SMART OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE FACILITY PLAN #: 66085 Bid Date: 3/20/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Location: Santa Rosa G.C.: Midstate Construction Ph: (707) 762-3200 FAX: (707) 762-0700 DESCR: Contact, Midstate Construction, 707-762-3200. Construct an +/- 47,800 SF Operations and Maintenance Facility for the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit project. **Design Package 3 is a portion of Contract No. CV-DB-12-001 Design and Construction of Civil, Structures and Architectural Improvements – Contract Package 4 (CP4). BIDDERS LIST: General Contractor: Midstate Construction 707-762-3200 707-762-0700

Monday, April 01, 2013 !!!POSTPONED!!PARKING LOT REPAIR @ STOCKTON STATE OFFICE BUILDING PLAN #: 276045 Bid Date: 4/1/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Stockton Online and Planroom Est Cost: $47,000.00 # OF ADDENDA: 2 PREBID: MAND 11/29 @ 10am OWNER: State of CA - Dept of General Services DESCR: Contact, CA Department of General Services Peter Flores, (peter.flores@dgs.ca.gov) (916) 375-4951 Provide parking lot repairs, sealing and striping.

Wednesday, April 03, 2013 RFP PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICS (AS CITY ENGINEER) PLAN #: 243053 Bid Date: 4/3/2013 Bid Time: 2:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Oakdale Planroom

OWNER: City of Oakdale DESCR: Contact, City of Oakdale, Engineering Division, 209-845-3600. City of Oakdale are seeking proposals from qualified civil engineering

Tuesday, December 31, 2013 LIST OF QUALIFIED CONTRACTORS/YUBA CITY PLAN #: 211098 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Yuba City Planroom OWNER: City of Yuba City DESCR: Contact, (dlangley@yubacity.net) 530-822-4694. THe City of Yuba City invites all licensed contractors to submit their name for inclusion on the CIty’s list of qualified bidders for calendar year 2013. PLACER COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION - LIST OF QUALIFIED CONTRACTORS PLAN #: 223091 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Placer Co. Online and Planroom OWNER: Placer County Office of Education Ph: 916-415-4424 DESCR: In accordance with the State of California Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Commission, The Placer County Office of Education (PCOE) is inviting all interested licensed contractors to submit their company for inclusion on the PCOE list of qualified bidders for the calendar year 2013. You must resubmit to be included on the 2013 list even if your company has submitted an application in prior years. Per California Public Contract Code 22032, any Public Works Project that is estimated to be below $175,000 is subject to the Contact, Matt Shawver, 530889-8020. Informal Bidding Procedures set forth by the State of California Uniform Construction Cost Accounting Commission. All trade categories are subject to Informal Bidding Procedures. Contactors that are interested in being on the 2013 Informal Bidding Contractor List are required to have a current license and are subject to verification through the Contractors State License Board. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Kitchen Art, Inc. 916-852-8111 916-852-7981 COUNTY OF TUOLUMNE - QUALIFIED BIDDERS LIST PLAN #: 247054 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Tuolumne Co. Online and Planroom OWNER: County of Tuolumne DESCR: County of Tuolumne, Sharon Mikesell, (SMikesell@ co.tuolumne.ca.us) Inviting all licensed contractors to submit the name of their firm for inclusion on the Agency’s list of qualified bidders for 2013. Continued on next page

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Tuesday, December 31, 2013

SOLANO COUNTY WATER AGENCY - QUALIFIED CONTRACTORS LIST PLAN #: 248050 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Solano Online and Planroom OWNER: Solano County Water Agency DESCR: Contact, Sandra McLean, 707-451-6090. Inviting contractors to submit their company’s information to be placed on the Agency’s list of qualified bidders for the following year. QUALIFIED BIDDERS - CITY OF CUPERTINO PLAN #: 253057 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Cupertino Online and Planroom OWNER: City of Cupertino Ph: 408-777-3354 DESCR: Contact, City of Cupertino, 408-777-3354. City of Cupertino is in the process of updating their Contractors List to establish and maintain a list of qualified contractors to receive future public projects. APPLICATION - CALIFORNIA UNIFORM PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION COST ACCOUNT ACT/2013 CALENDAR YEAR Bid Date: 12/31/2013 PLAN #: 256052 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Carmichael Online and Planroom OWNER: San Juan Unified School District DESCR: Contact, Aida Gonzales, (aida.gonzalez@sanjuan. edu) Complete form and return to San Juan Unified School District Purchasing Department if you wish to be included in the 2013 Calendar year California Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Program for San FOLSOM-CORDOVA USD BIDDERS LIST PLAN #: 274042 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Folsom/Ranch Online and Planroom OWNER: Folsom Cordova Unified School District Ph: 916-355-1111 DESCR: Contact, Folsom Cordova Unified School District, 916294-9000. Requesting all licensed contractors to submit the name of their firm to the District’s list of qualified bidders for 2013. SUMMERVILLE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Bid Date: 12/31/2013 PLAN #: 291049 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Summerville Online and Planroom

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OWNER: Summerville Union High School District Ph: 209-928-1955 FAX: 209-928-4454 DESCR: Contact, (wvanbolt@summbears.k12.ca.us) or 209928-1955. Summerville Union H.S. District, Maintenance Dept. in Tuolumne Co., is requesting Contractors’s PreQualification Applications for upcoming year. TWIN RIVERS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT QUALIFIED CONTRACTORS PLAN #: 301009 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: North Online and Planroom OWNER: Twin River Unified School District Ph: 916-566-1600 FAX: 916-286-4959 DESCR: Contact, Twin Rivers Unified School District, Facilities Planning & Construction. Requesting all licensed contractors to submit the name of their firm to the District’s list of qualified bidders for 2013. SANTA CRUZ PORT DISTRICT’S/LIST OF QUALIFIED BIDDERS Bid Date: 12/31/2013 PLAN #: 304012 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Santa Cruz Online and Planroom OWNER: Santa Cruz Port District DESCR: Contact, Santa Cruz Port District, (831) 475-6161. Santa Cruz Port District is inviting licensed contractors to submit the name of their firm for inclusion on the Port Districts list of potential bidders. Provide the name and address to which a Notice to Contractors or proposal should be mailed, a phone number, the type of work in which you are interested and are currently licensed to do, the class of contractor’s licenses held and the contractor license numbers. Mail information to Santa Cruz Port District at scpd@santacruzharbor.org and reference “Contractor List” in the subject line. CITY OF LINCOLN/CONTRACTOR’S PREPLAN #: 311007 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Lincoln Online and Planroom OWNER: City of Lincoln DESCR: Contact, City of Lincoln, 916-434-2450. City of Lincoln inviting all qualified contractors to submit their name and company for inclusion on the qualified bidders list for the year 2013. BIDDERS LIST: Sub Contractor: Kitchen Art, Inc. 916-852-8111 916-852-7981 Guardian Environmental. 916-997-1830 916-641-5690

SIERRA COLLEGE - LIST OF QUALIFIED PLAN #: 314007 Bid Date: 12/31/2013 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Rocklin Online and Planroom OWNER: Sierra Community College DESCR: Contact, Kerri Hester, 916-624-3333. Sierra Joint Community College District is updating its list of Qualified Contractors for the 2013 calendar year.

Wednesday, December 31, 2014 ARDEN PARK RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CONTRACT BID LIST PLAN #: 315005 Bid Date: 12/31/2014 Bid Time: 12:00 PM PLANS AT: Roseville Office Location: Sacramento Online and Planroom OWNER: Arden Park Recreation and Park District Ph: 916-483-6069 DESCR: Contact, Colin Miller, (cmiller@aprpd.org) or 916483-6069. Arden Park Recreation and Park District invite licensed contractors to submit their information to be included on their contract bid list.

Bid Results Wednesday, January 09, 2013

REMOVAL OF BARRIERS TO THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED FY 2012-13, Santa Clara

Plan Number:

43036

JJR Construction $162,790 Sposeto Engineering $164,547 FBD Vanguard Construction $167,789 IRRIGATION WELLS AT CITY PARKS PHASE I PROJECT, Yuba City

Plan Number:

14014

Beymer Well Service Thursday, January 10, 2013

$136,965

DRY CREEK BRIDGE CROSSING PROJECT, Healdsburg Plan 7019 Number: MJ Hughes Construction $857,501 TerraCon Pipelines, Inc. $922,309

EXTENSION OF CLOSURE CAP CORRAL HOL LOW SANITARY LANDFILL, San Joaquin County

Plan Number:

60092

RJ Gordon Construction $583,293 Anderson Dragline, Inc. $609,989 OCEAN SEWER PROJECT, Santa Cruz

Plan Number:

63093

Monterey Peninsula Engineering

$1,541,049.40

Friday, January 11, 2013

SMD 3 REGIONAL SEWER PROJECT , Loomis

Plan Number:

207092

Vinciguerra Construction RGW Construction Inc.

$4,404,793 $5,035,700

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

ANTIOCH COMMUNITY PARK SYNTHETIC TURF FIELDS, Antioch

Plan Number:

32014

Goodland Landscape Construction

$1,295,000

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

HSIP LIGHTED CROSSWALKS PROJECT,

Petaluma

Plan Number:

8009

DC Electric $131,670 Siemens Industry $147,000 RAS PUMP STATION PIPING IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT, Union City

Plan Number:

107087

Anderson Pacific Engineering Const Power Engineering Contractors

$565,000 $679,990

Legal Ads ADVERTISEMENT FOR INVITATION FOR BID The Housing Authority of the City of Sacramento is soliciting sealed bids for Invitation for Bid (IFB) No. 2013002-MPst for 2793 Meadowview Rehab 2013, Sacramento, CA 95822. Possible subcontracting trades are Asbestos Removal; Cabinet, Millwork & Finish Carpentry; Concrete; Concrete Related Services; Construction Clean-up; Drywall; Earthwork & Paving; Electrical; Flooring & Floor Covering; Framing & Rough Carpentry; Glazing; Hardware, Locks & Safes; Insulation & Acoustical; Landscaping; Lathing & Plastering; Lead Removal; Metal Products; Mold Removal; Ornamental Metal; Painting & Decorating; Plumbing; Roofing; Scaffolding; Structural Steel; Tree Service; and Warm-Air Heating, Ventilation & AC. The estimated bonding range is between $350,000 and $375,000. Interested licensed “B” General Building Contractor should plan to attend one of the two Pre-Bid Conferences to be held at 801 12th Street, 2nd Floor, Sacramento, CA: • January 23, 2013 at 9:00 am, with a site visit following the Pre-Bid Conference. • January 29, 2013 at 9:00 am, with a site visit following the Pre-Bid Conference. All contractors are urged to attend one of the two Pre-Bid Conferences including the site inspection, and are encouraged to bring any subcontractors interested in the project. Although attendance is not mandatory, contractors will be required to verify that they are aware of the existing site conditions. Bids will be received at the Procurement Services Division, 801 12th Street, 2nd Floor, Sacramento, California until 2:00 p.m. on February 15, 2013 at which time and place all bids received will be publicly opened and read aloud. A bid package, plan holders list, and other contract documents relating to the project may be obtained beginning January 14, 2013 through: Signature Reprographics 620 Sunbeam Avenue Sacramento, CA 95814 916-454-0800 http://www.planroom.us/shra A deposit of $100.00 check or money order only is required for the first set of plans and any additional plans may be purchased through Signature Reprographics. Deposits will be refunded if plans are returned in good condition, to Signature Reprographics, no later than three weeks after bid opening. Please direct all general and contractual questions to Mike Peek, Buyer – Procurement Services, at 916-449-6277. For any technical questions regarding the Technical Plans and Specifications, please contact Eric Anderson, Project Manager, at 916-449-6271. For information on other construction projects, visit our website at http://www.shra.org. This contract is subject to State and Federal labor standards, affirmative action requirements, Section 3 Requirements of the HUD Act of 1968, Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprise standards. All bidders will be required to furnish and pay for a satisfactory Bid Bond in the amount of not less than 10% of the total bid price. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for a satisfactory Performance Bond and Payment Bond in the amount of not less than 100% of the contract price. Pursuant to the California Public Contract Code Section 22300 the Contractor may request that the Agency substitute a security in the amount of the performance retention. The Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive any informalities in the bidding. The Agency is an Equal Opportunity Employment employer.

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Legal Ads ADVERTISEMENT TO PREQUALIFIED PROPOSERS Subject to conditions prescribed by the University of California, Davis, sealed proposals for a design build contract are invited from prequalified proposers for the following work: UC Davis Smart Lighting Initiative Phase 2, Project Number: 9521700. Description of Work: The Work shall include all engineering, labor, material, tools, equipment, testing, inspection, commissioning and all necessary general conditions that may be reasonably inferred from the Contract Documents to provide all Design Work and Construction Work. The Work is to modify the lighting in approximately 40 buildings representing 2.5 million square feet to result in the highest lighting energy savings. The University’s initial studies indicate an overall 10-15 year payback period while maintaining good light quality and acceptable light levels is the best value. Proposers are expected to target these goals. Maximum Acceptance Cost: $5,900,000.00. Procedures: NOTE: Only credit card orders for documents are accepted on our Reprographics website at http://reprographics. ucdavis.edu/store/ Downloadable Bidding Documents will be available to Bidders on Tuesday, January 29, 2013. A non-refundable fee will be required in the amount of $50.00. All payments must be received at UCD Reprographics before documents can be made available for download. Prequalified contractors will be issued 1 set of documents at no charge. The following design builders have previously been prequalified to submit proposals on this project: Contractors Name Retro-Tech Systems, Inc. SmartWatt Energy, Inc. SYLVANIA Lighting Services

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All such policies shall be issued by a company rated by Best as A- or better with a financial classification of VIII or better, or have equivalent rating by Standard and Poor’s or Moody’s. The successful proposer and its subcontractors will be required to follow the nondiscrimination requirements set forth in the proposal documents and to pay prevailing wage rates at the location of the work. Contractor and every Subcontractor is required to submit certified payrolls and labor compliance documentation and shall use the FM International Labor Compliance Program software “LCPtrackerTM” provided by the University. The successful proposer will be required to have the following California contractor’s license at the time of the proposal opening: “B” General Building or “C10” Electrical. Every effort will be made to ensure that all persons have equal access to contracts and other business opportunities with the University within the limits imposed by law or University policy. Each Bidder may be required to show evidence of its equal employment opportunity policy. The successful Bidder and its subcontractors will be required to follow the nondiscrimination requirements set forth in the Bidding Documents and to pay prevailing wage at the location of the work. The work described in the contract is a public work subject to section 1771 of the California Labor Code. THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA University of California, Davis, January 17, 2013

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