A Job Order Contract is an indefinite quantity contract pursuant to which the Contractor will perform an ongoing series of individual projects at different locations throughout the County of Fresno. The types of work to done may include, but is not limited to: concrete repair, culvert repair, guardrail replacement, bridge removal, bridge wing wall repair, irrigation pipe replacement, repair of failed roadway sections, repair of asphalt dike, and minor parking lot repairs. Work being contemplated under the Job Order Contract may include potentially Federally-funded work associated with a declared disaster over which the Federal Emergency Management Agency would have oversight. The bid documents include a Construction Task Catalog® containing construction tasks with preset Unit Prices. All Unit Prices are based on local labor prevailing wages, material and equipment prices and are for the direct cost of construction. A MANDATORY pre-bid conference has been held at 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, March 21, 2023 for the purpose of discussing the Job Order Contract concept, documents, bid considerations and to discuss Job Order Contracting from a contractor's viewpoint. Contractors that do not sign in and attend the pre-bid conference will be ineligible, and any bid submitted by such a contractor will be determined non-responsive. The MANDATORY pre-bid conference was conducted virtually, and the link to the meeting was posted at http://www.co.fresno.ca.us/planholders

Consultant Services For Housing Trust Services Fresno County Department of Public Works and Planning is seeking a qualified consultant to perform a feasibility study of the creation of an affordable housing trust fund (AHTF) and the option to create the documents necessary for the formation of a AHTF in the County of Fresno.

The work to be done consists, in general, of the reconstruction of the fence and two access gates surrounding the Area 8 Maintenance and Operations yard, which is south of Olive and in between Highland Ave and McCall Ave on 9525 E. Olive Ave. in Sanger. Prior to the installation of the chain link fence, existing fence and wood fence posts need to be removed and disposed of. The existing fence consists of barbed wire on wood with most areas on metal posts. The 2 access gates will need to provide for 16 feet wide openings. The chain link fence will be 6 feet tall with barbed wire along the top.

The work, in general, consists of removal and proper disposal of 45 native trees located within the project limits of the Dry Creek Bridge Replacement Project on Burrough Valley Road, just east of Tollhouse Road. All debris generated by the felling and removal of trees must be removed. The roadway must be kept free from debris at all times. Installation of Temporary Fence (Type ESA) may be required prior to beginning onsite work. The DBE Contract Goal is 0 percent. Federal Project Number: BRLS-5942(245)

The work to be done consists in general of improvements along Golden State Boulevard for approximately 14.1 miles from south of American Avenue to Mission Street in Kingsburg through Cities of Fowler, Selma, Kingsburg, and unincorporated areas of the County. The work will include pavement rehabilitation using an on-site Cold Central Plant Recycling technique, cement-treated base, laying hot-mix asphalt, excavation and trenching, intersection signalization and channelization, installing end terminals and wood post guardrails, striping, pipe installation, sidewalk installation and replacement, installation of street lights, landscaping including tree removals, and other items as specified in the plans and specifications. The project requires a ninety (90) days plant establishment period per Standard Specifications and Special provisions. The plans are divided into three sets, one for each region, however they will be constructed as one project. Intersection and signal work involving Union Pacific Railroad will be bid as Phase 2 of this project at a later time.