Summary of Work

1. New Buildings and Structures 
   1. 2-Story Administration/Classroom Building containing 29 classrooms, 3 resource rooms, administration space and support spaces.  (approximately 52,000 SF) 
   2. Covered walkway connecting the new classroom building to the existing campus walkway. 
2. Demolition and Removal 
   1. Removal of Twenty – two (22) (existing relocatable buildings and one (1) sanitary building.   
   2. Existing site utilities that service former portable buildings and or demolished infrastructure.   
   3. Existing playground fixed play equipment and miscellaneous site furnishings 
3. New playground and grass field 
   1. Playground with new play elements, new asphalt and cool coat, and play court striping per program document.  See Exhibit D 
   2. New natural grass play area with irrigation, which will be used for physical 

education 

1. Storage Containers 
   1. Consolidation, relocation, and removal of existing storage containers in the development areas 
2. Site Improvements 
   1. Utilities upgrade to support the Project 
      1. Domestic water 
      2. Firewater 
      3. Sanitary Sewer 
      4. Stormwater/BMPs 
      5. Electrical/Power 
      6. Low voltage, including but not limited to fire alarm, telephones, Public Address system, data, clocks 
   2. Grading and drainage 
   3. Outdoor learning areas 
   4. Hardscaping and landscaping, including trees and irrigation 
   5. New parking lot and access road, including new base and asphalt 
   6. Flatwork, including concrete and asphalt 
   7. Asphalt resurfacing for the consolidated storage container area 
   8. Security enhancements 
   9. Fencing and gates 
   10. Site lighting 
3. Other Improvements 
   1. Radon mitigation system for the new Classroom Building 
   2. Rooftop photovoltaic (PV) panels that maximize all available Solar Access Roof 
   3. Area (SARA) for the new Administration/Classroom Building 
   4. Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), PV inverter, and associated equipment 
   5. Improvements as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Division of the State Architect (DSA), California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), Department of Toxic Substances Control, and any other required improvements or mitigations to ensure compliance with local, state, and/or federal facilities and traffic requirements 
4. Temporary Use Facilities 
   1. Installation and removal of temporary facilities as necessary 
   2. Site improvements as required to support temporary use facilities, as 

necessary 

1. Temporary playground areas during construction (1 acre minimum). 
2. Improvements to restore all areas impacted by temporary use facilities 
3. Utility agency approvals and connections 
4. Approvals from other regulatory agencies as required 
5. Coordination of District furnished furniture and equipment (F&E)

The contract documents available to Subcontractors for bidding and establishment of Subcontractor’s total sum do not indicate or describe in detail all work required for the full performance and completion of Subcontractor’s work. 

Liquidated Damages: $5,000 Per Calendar Day

Insurance Requirements: OCIP

Project Labor Specifics: PSA, Prevailing Wage, Certified Payroll and Local Hire

Local Hire Participation 50%

DVBE Participation: 5%

SBE Participation: 25 %

RFI Questions and Bid Proposals can be emailed to bid@kempbros.com.

Kemp Bros, Construction Inc. is signatory to the Carpenters Union. Subcontractors who utilize Carpenters must also be signatory to the Carpenters Union.

Subcontractors are required to review and acknowledge KBCI Subcontractor Agreement prior to bid.

SUBCONTRACT BOND REQUIREMENTS

KEMP BROS. CONSTRUCTION, INC. (KBCI) may require all subcontractors bidding on projects to provide payment and performance bonds in the amount of 100% of the subcontract value. KBCI will assist with the bond premium up to 1.5% of the original contract amount for the duration of the project. KBCI may waive the bond requirement at its sole discretion. The payment and performance bonds must be issued by an admitted surety within ten (10) business days of the receipt of the Subcontract Agreement from KBCI. KBCI shall be named the obligee and shall guarantee prompt and faithful performance of the subcontract scope of work and the payment of all claims for labor and materials furnished or used in and about the work to be done and performed under the subcontract agreement. When so requested, failure by the Subcontractor to provide the requested 100% payment and performance bonds within the time allowed may be reason for KBCI to request substitution of the Subcontractor in accordance with Section 4107 of the Public Contracting Code.