Bay Breeze Fence Replacement Project

The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, tools, and incidentals as a lump sum. Responsibilities include complying with all contract documents and building codes, participating in a City‑led preconstruction meeting, and addressing items such as scheduling, site access, deliveries, safety, and security. The contractor must provide temporary facilities including fencing, pedestrian and traffic control, bathroom facilities, temporary power, and any required temporary utilities. Best Management Practices must be implemented per City standards. Mobilization includes all preparatory work, establishing staging areas, and securing materials and equipment. The contractor is responsible for safeguarding materials, legal disposal of waste, and repairing any damage to existing site features. Subsequent bid items address specific demolition and construction tasks on both the south and north sides of the Bay Breeze Fence Project, each paid on a lump‑sum basis. Demolition items include removing existing fences, posts, foundations, and damaged structures, as well as salvaging designated components. Construction items include furnishing and installing new wrought‑iron fencing that meets City‑approved specifications, with galvanized and powder‑coated materials, welded joints, and pre‑fabricated panels. A retaining wall on the north side shall be repaired or reconstructed using materials that match existing conditions, including proper installation of wall blocks, top caps, dowels, and adhesives. The project also includes construction of a new Good Neighbor wood fence on the north side using redwood and pressure‑treated cedar materials, installed according to best practices and coordinated with the City and adjacent homeowner. Temporary fencing is required during construction, and all gaps and layout requirements must be addressed. An additional alternate bid item includes applying wood sealant to both sides of the new wood fence. All items are to be completed per the contract documents and field conditions, with coordination required for any discrepancies.