City of Brawley

The work to be done consists of furnishing all materials, equipment, tools, labor, and incidentals as required by the Plans, Specifications, and contract documents. The City of Brawley intends to improve the communication between the Public Works Department and Main St and 6th Street traffic signals. The improvements consist of installing new PVC conduit with fiber optic cable along Western Ave and Main St and equipment inside the Public Works department, the traffic signal controller cabinet at Main St and 3rd St, and the traffic signal controller cabinet at Main St and 6th St. The work also consists of major modifications at Main St and 6th St including removal of existing traffic signal equipment and mast arms mounted to building exteriors, the installation of new traffic signal poles with foundations, new ADA compliant pedestrian ramps including “bulb-out” civil improvements on the south side of Main Street additional traffic signal related equipment includes, but is not limited to, new signal cable and wiring, new vehicle detector loops and cards, new EVP detectors with mounting, new CCTV with mounting, new 12” LED vehicle heads with mounting, new pushbutton assemblies, new conduit and pull boxes, etc. Minor striping improvements shall also be part of the project.

It is intended that the work be completed in every respect under the Contract, and such items or details not mentioned above that are required by the Contract documents shall be furnished, performed, placed, constructed, or installed by the Contractor.

The work must be completed within 60 calendar days after the commencement date stated in the Notice to Proceed.

Provide public outreach services pertaining to a local ballot measure for upcoming municipal election. The City desires to ensure voters are accurately informed and understand the issues and potential outcomes of ballot measure.

The Work to be done consists of furnishing all materials, equipment, tools, labor, and incidentals as required by the Plans, Specifications, and contract documents. The street improvements at various locations 2nd Street from the intersection of K Street to the intersection of Malan Street, H Street from the intersection of South Las Flores Drive to the intersection of South Rio Vista Avenue, and 3rd Street from the intersection of River Drive to the intersection of A Street. The improvements consist of asphalt concrete header cut 1 inch and 5 feet wide. After header cut activities have been completed the contractor shall install a 0.75-inch (0.063 feet) conventional ½ inch hot mix asphalt leveling course. After the contractor installs the leveling course, they will install a 1-inch (0.083 feet) of 1/2 -inch asphalt rubber hot mix. The improvements also consist of a single adjustment of water valves and sewer manholes with a new concrete collar.

Improvement on C Street from the intersection of North 1st Street to the intersection of North Imperial Avenue consists of micro milling ½-inch (0.004 feet) for the thru lanes of the street and 1-inch within shoulder areas for an approximate width of 47 feet. After micro milling activities have been completed the contractor shall install a 0.5-inch (0.04 feet) conventional 3/8-inch hot mix asphalt leveling course on the thru lanes only. The contractor shall install a 1-inch (0.0833 feet) ½-inch asphalt rubber hot mix. The improvements also consist of the installation of P.C.C. Handicap ramps and double adjustment of water valves and sewer manholes with new concrete collars.

Wildcat Drive from the intersection of Highway 86 to the intersection of Western Avenue consists of applying type 2 slurry seal, striping paving markings, and markers.

E Street at the intersection of 5th Street consists of installing a raised median island as illustrated in the details.

Jennifer Street and Mesquite Avenue consist of the removal and replacement of the existing P.C.C. curb and gutter.