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Work comprises demolition of existing roadway and sidewalk improvements, construction of a pedestrian promenade including brick paving, decomposed granite, lighting, audio-visual systems, drainage improvements, water feature, landscaping, and irrigation all within the City.
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Materials testing and special inspection services during construction of the promenade on forest. Travel time and mileage to and from the city should not be included or charged as part of the services. Billable work hours or durations will be based on on site hours and no more than a 2 hour minimum shall be allowed for durations less than 2 hours. Office and laboratory service hours shall be based on the actual hours. The contractor s schedule shall determine the timing of services required.
Posted Date
Nov 25, 2025
Due Date
Dec 24, 2025
Release: Nov 25, 2025
Close: Dec 24, 2025
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Materials testing and special inspection services during construction of the promenade on forest. Travel time and mileage to and from the city should not be included or charged as part of the services. Billable work hours or durations will be based on on site hours and no more than a 2 hour minimum shall be allowed for durations less than 2 hours. Office and laboratory service hours shall be based on the actual hours. The contractor s schedule shall determine the timing of services required.
Construction management team and field inspector, monitor the contractors progress, and report to the city project manager. In addition, the construction manager, may perform field inspection tasks.
Posted Date
Nov 25, 2025
Due Date
Dec 24, 2025
Release: Nov 25, 2025
Close: Dec 24, 2025
Construction management team and field inspector, monitor the contractors progress, and report to the city project manager. In addition, the construction manager, may perform field inspection tasks.
AvailableThe twin peaks promenade project will transform approximately one-third of a mile of the eastern alignment of twin peaks boulevard—permanently closed to vehicular traffic—into a linear park featuring a multi-use recreational trail. Located within an environmentally sensitive area (esa) that supports the federally protected mission blue butterfly, the project requires careful protection and restoration of natural habitat during construction. Work includes removal of a portion of existing asphalt pavement and installation of stabilized soil trail paving. Most existing concrete barriers and steel guardrails will be removed. Improvements will include new seating areas with benches, concrete seatwalls, wood plank benches, and ornamental boulders. Trail edges will be defined with gabion walls, sutter walls, and redwood headers, with split-rail fencing installed to protect sensitive habitat areas. The parking lot will be reconfigured and restriped to include an ada-accessible parking stall and bicycle parking at three locations. Service and emergency vehicle access will be provided at both the north and south ends of the promenade with removable bollards. The project also includes erosion control measures, habitat restoration through native plantings, and installation of wayfinding, interpretive, and trail map signage.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jan 7, 2026
Release: -
Close: Jan 7, 2026
The twin peaks promenade project will transform approximately one-third of a mile of the eastern alignment of twin peaks boulevard—permanently closed to vehicular traffic—into a linear park featuring a multi-use recreational trail. Located within an environmentally sensitive area (esa) that supports the federally protected mission blue butterfly, the project requires careful protection and restoration of natural habitat during construction. Work includes removal of a portion of existing asphalt pavement and installation of stabilized soil trail paving. Most existing concrete barriers and steel guardrails will be removed. Improvements will include new seating areas with benches, concrete seatwalls, wood plank benches, and ornamental boulders. Trail edges will be defined with gabion walls, sutter walls, and redwood headers, with split-rail fencing installed to protect sensitive habitat areas. The parking lot will be reconfigured and restriped to include an ada-accessible parking stall and bicycle parking at three locations. Service and emergency vehicle access will be provided at both the north and south ends of the promenade with removable bollards. The project also includes erosion control measures, habitat restoration through native plantings, and installation of wayfinding, interpretive, and trail map signage.
AvailableThe twin peaks promenade project will transform approximately one-third of a mile of the eastern alignment of twin peaks boulevard—permanently closed to vehicular traffic—into a linear park featuring a multi-use recreational trail. Located within an environmentally sensitive area (esa) that supports the federally protected mission blue butterfly, the project requires careful protection and restoration of natural habitat during construction. Work includes removal of a portion of existing asphalt pavement and installation of stabilized soil trail paving. Most existing concrete barriers and steel guardrails will be removed. Improvements will include new seating areas with benches, concrete seatwalls, wood plank benches, and ornamental boulders. Trail edges will be defined with gabion walls, sutter walls, and redwood headers, with split-rail fencing installed to protect sensitive habitat areas. The parking lot will be reconfigured and restriped to include an ada-accessible parking stall and bicycle parking at three locations. Service and emergency vehicle access will be provided at both the north and south ends of the promenade with removable bollards. The project also includes erosion control measures, habitat restoration through native plantings, and installation of wayfinding, interpretive, and trail map signage.
Posted Date
-
Due Date
Jan 7, 2026
Release: -
Close: Jan 7, 2026
The twin peaks promenade project will transform approximately one-third of a mile of the eastern alignment of twin peaks boulevard—permanently closed to vehicular traffic—into a linear park featuring a multi-use recreational trail. Located within an environmentally sensitive area (esa) that supports the federally protected mission blue butterfly, the project requires careful protection and restoration of natural habitat during construction. Work includes removal of a portion of existing asphalt pavement and installation of stabilized soil trail paving. Most existing concrete barriers and steel guardrails will be removed. Improvements will include new seating areas with benches, concrete seatwalls, wood plank benches, and ornamental boulders. Trail edges will be defined with gabion walls, sutter walls, and redwood headers, with split-rail fencing installed to protect sensitive habitat areas. The parking lot will be reconfigured and restriped to include an ada-accessible parking stall and bicycle parking at three locations. Service and emergency vehicle access will be provided at both the north and south ends of the promenade with removable bollards. The project also includes erosion control measures, habitat restoration through native plantings, and installation of wayfinding, interpretive, and trail map signage.
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