JANUARY 27, 2014 MAJOR PROJECTS

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1 JANUARY 27, 2014 MAJOR PROJECTS Project City Project Name Date Time 61 Watsonville Watsonville Health Center #13C /23 2:30PM Online 18 Chino Walmart #4309 1/23 Online 30 Santa Cruz Riverwalk Apartments 1/23 5PM 13 Fremont Blaze Pizza 1/23 10AM 58 Gilroy Gilroy Self Storage 1/24 10 San Jose Shell Gas Station / Car Wash / Convenience Store & Service 1/24 Online 28 Greenfield Dollar Tree 1/24 10AM 63 Santa Cruz Merrill College Renovations Phase 3 Dormitories C, D Guzman 1/24 3PM Online 3 Northridge The Gap 1/27 101E San Francisco San Rafael Bus Administration Bldg Improvements 2014-BT-4 1/ San Francisco Starr King Elementary School Modernization 1/28 Online 24 Greenfield O Reilly Auto Parts 1/28 4PM Online 15 Farmersville O Reilly Auto Parts 1/28 4PM 14 Carmel Blue Illusion 1/30 4PM 17 Los Gatos Blue Illusion 1/30 4PM Online 14 Riverside O Reilly Auto Parts 1/31 4PM Online 1 Vacaville Red Robin Gourmet Burgers 2/3 5PM 69 San Francisco Sunnyside Elementary School 2/4 2 Martinez Harbor View Reservoir Replacement C7008 2/4 18 Watsonville Ceiba School 2/4 34 Concord PE Building Mt Diablo High School #1649 2/6 72 Santa Clara Sprouts Farmers Market 2/6 1 Online 32 Sacramento Walmart # /7 11AM Online 26 Sacramento Water Resources Data Center / San Francisco Phillip & Sala Burton High School 2/11 8 Half Moon Bay Half Moon Bay Library ADA Renovations 2/11 12 San Francisco Washington Square Convenience Station 3110V 2/12 2:30PM Online 2 Suisun City Walmart Supercenter # /12 11AM Online 33 Citrus Heights Walmart # /13 11AM Online 51 San Andreas Calaveras High School Performing Arts Building 2/13 4PM 44E Union City Thickener Control Building Improvements /18 12E Cupertino McClellan Ranch Preserve Environmental Education Center 2/25 70 Monterey Runway 10R-28L Safety Area Improvements Monterey Airport 2/26 1PM Online 27 Davis Tercero Student Housing Phase 4 UCD /18

2 2014 Board of Directors PRESIDENT: Dawna Cilluffo, DC Law Corporation VICE PRESIDENT: Ben Cooper, Commercial Door SEC/TREASURER: Scott Hutts, Black Diamond Management Group, LLC PAST PRESIDENT: Jake Shumaker, JL Shumaker DIRECTORS: Felipe Vera, Kier & Wright Civil Engineers & Surveyors, Inc Rob Trammell, Abbott, Stringham & Lynch Link Hirst, Q&A Insurance Marketing Anita Woodson, Woodson Administrative Services John Pluff, Facilities Solutions Stephanie Rocha, Miller Morton Caillat and Nevis Oskar Kabali, Kal Construction Inc STAFF: Michael Miller, Executive Director and Safety Contact Mary Fortin, Manager Kanani Fonseca, Planroom Coordinator Noreen Finegan, Admin. Asst. Nancy Cordoba, Internet Coordinator Theresa Touchatt, Internet Coordinator

3 PROJECTS OUT TO BID INFORMATION UPDATED Please verify your information with the plans and specifications and addenda. Information contained in this Bulletin is obtained with the realization that you depend on its accuracy. Every reasonable effort is made to procure the most current information possible. The Builders Exchange of Santa Clara County does not make any guarantee or warranty, or assume any liability, legal or moral, or other responsibilities by reason of the compiled and published information. THE DEADLINE FOR INFORMATION TUESDAY AT 8AM #61 WATSONVILLE 1/23 2:30PM WATSONVILLE HEALTH CENTER #13C1-002 PROJ MGR: Co Of Santa Cruz, General Services PROJ INFO: Expansion PRE BID: 1/7 10AM ENG EST: $1,765, Althouse Construction Group, Inc. Sonora FX Avila Construction Monterey FX Ausonio Inc. Castroville FX Bobo Construction Elk Grove FX Bogard Construction Santa Cruz FX Cen-Con Inc. Santa Cruz FX Dilbeck & Sons Inc. Salinas FX DL Falk Construction Hayward FX GCCI, Inc. Santa Rosa FX Geo H. Wilson Santa Cruz FX Janus Corporation Concord FX Pickard & Butters Construction Atascadero FX Pueblo Construction Seaside FX S&H Construction Fremont FX Tombleson Inc. Salinas FX Testorff Construction Inc. Aptos FX #ONLINE 18 ORANGEVALE 1/23 WALMART #4309 (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Savant Construction, Chino FX PROJ INFO: Remodel Savant Construction Chino FX #ONLINE 30 SANTA CRUZ 1/23 5PM RIVERWALK APARTMENTS (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: Michael Roberts Construction, Campbell FX PROJ INFO: New -NEGOTIATED- Michael Roberts Construction Campbell FX #13 FREMONT 1/23 10AM BLAZE PIZZA PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: R.C. Pacific Construction, Roseville FX PROJ INFO: Tenant improvement R.C. Pacific Construction Roseville FX

4 #58 GILROY 1/24 GILROY SELF STORAGE PROJ MGR: Thomas Town Builders, Auburn Ryan Smith PROJ INFO: New -NEGOTIATED- Thomas Town Builders Auburn FX #10 SAN JOSE 1/24 SHELL GAS STATION / CAR WASH / CONVENIENCE STORE & SERVICE BAYS PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Town & Country Contractors, Rancho Cordova FX PROJ INFO: Remodel Town & Country Contractors Rancho Cordova FX #ONLINE 28 GREENFIELD 1/24 10AM DOLLAR TREE (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Marco Contractors, Warrendale PA FX PROJ INFO: Tenant improvement Marco Contractors Warrendale PA FX #63 SANTA CRUZ 1/24 3PM MERRILL COLLEGE RENOVATIONS PHASE 3 DORMITORIES C, D, GUZMAN APARTMENTS #2637 PROJ MGR: UCSC PROJ INFO: Construction of Merrill Renovations Phase 3 includes: (1) Maintenance and sustainability upgrades to Dormitory C and D; an addition of a hydraulic elevator at Dorm D; complete mechanical room renovation at C Dorm serving C and D dorms; full renovations of all bathrooms in C and D dorms; bathroom and laundry room accessibility in C and D dorms; (2) Sitework, including landscaping and site improvements adjacent to C and D Dormitories; (3) Demolition of Guzman Apartments and restoration of site. PRE BID: Mandatory 12/18 ENG EST: $6 million ADDENDUM: 1 d/c w/drw (1-22) Alten Construction, Inc. Richmond FX Bobo Construction, Inc. Elk Grove FX Bjork Construction Fremont FX Dilbeck & Sons Salinas FX DL Falk Construction Hayward FX Gonsalves & Stronck Construction San Carlos FX Midstate Construction Petaluma FX Tombleson Inc. Salinas FX #ONLINE 3 NORTHRIDGE 1/27 THE GAP (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Gray Builders, Anaheim FX PROJ INFO: Tenant Improvement Gray Builders Anaheim FX

5 #101E SAN FRANCISCO 1/28 SAN RAFAEL BUS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS 2014-BT-4 PROJ MGR: GGB PROJ INFO: Remodel & rehabilitation in phases PRE BID: 1/14 10AM Angotti-Reilly Inc. San Francisco FX Argo Construction San Francisco FX Cumiskey Construction Corporation San Francisco FX DL Falk Construction Hayward FX EVRA Construction Inc. Brisbane FX EF Brett & Co, Inc. San Francisco FX GCCI, Inc. Santa Rosa FX Hellmann Construction Co., Inc. Boise ID FX John Pope Inc. Fairfax FX KCK Builders San Rafael FX Omni Construction Burlingame FX Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame FX Romkon Inc. San Francisco FX S&H Construction Inc. Fremont FX Sausal Construction San Leandro FX #100 SAN FRANCISCO 1/28 STARR KING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MODERNIZATION PROJ MGR: SFUSD PROJ INFO: Modernization PRE BID: Mandatory 1/9 & 1/16 ENG EST: $8 million ADDENDUM: 1 w/drw (1-17) Alcal Specialty Contracting Fremont FX Alpha Bay Builders, Inc. San Francisco FX Alten Construction, Inc. Richmond FX Alliance Contracting Service Hayward FX Arntz Builders, Inc. Novato FX Anvil Builders San Francisco FX BHM Construction Vallejo FX Cal Pacific Construction Pacifica FX Gonsalves & Stronck Construction San Carlos FX Janus Corporation Concord FX Jeff Luchetti Construction Santa Rosa FX JUV Inc. Oakland FX Landmark Construction Loomis FX Roebbelen Contracting, Inc. El Dorado Hills FX Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame FX Reliance Construction Burlingame FX SJ Amoroso Construction Redwood Shores FX Transworld Construction San Francisco FX Vila Construction Company Richmond FX Zolman Construction & Development Inc. San Carlos FX

6 #ONLINE 24 GREENFIELD 1/28 4PM O REILLY AUTO PARTS (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Stout Building Contractors, Centerville FX PROJ INFO: New ADDENDUM: 1 thru 9 (1-21) Stout Building Contractors Centerville FX #ONLIINE 15 FARMERSVILLE 1/28 4PM O REILLY AUTO PARTS (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Stout Building Contractors, Centerville FX PROJ INFO: New Stout Building Contractors Centerville FX #14 CARMEL 1/30 4PM BLUE ILLUSION PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: R.C. Pacific Construction, Roseville FX PROJ INFO: Tenant Improvement R.C. Pacific Construction Roseville FX #17 LOS GATOS 1/30 4PM BLUE ILLUSION PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: R.C. Pacific Construction, Roseville FX PROJ INFO: Tenant Improvement R.C. Pacific Construction Roseville FX #ONLINE 14 RIVERSIDE 1/31 4PM O REILLY AUTO PARTS (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Stout Building Contractors, Centerville FX PROJ INFO: New ADDENDUM: 1 (1-21), 2 (1-21) Stout Building Contractors Centerville FX #ONLINE 1 VACAVILLE 2/3 5PM RED ROBIN GOURMET BURGERS (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: De Forest Construction, Riverside FX PROJ INFO: Remodel De Forest Construction Riverside FX

7 #69 SAN FRANCISCO 2/4 SUNNYSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROJ MGR: SFUSD PROJ INFO: Bungalow replacement & modernization ENG EST: $8.5 million Alten Construction, Inc. Richmond FX Arntz Builders, Inc. Novato FX Anvil Builders San Francisco FX BHM Construction Vallejo FX Cal Pacific Construction Pacifica FX Janus Corporation Concord FX Jeff Luchetti Construction Santa Rosa FX JUV Inc. Oakland FX Roebbelen Contracting, Inc. El Dorado Hills FX Transworld Construction San Francisco FX Vila Construction Company Richmond FX #2 MARTINEZ 2/4 HARBOR VIEW RESERVOIR REPLACEMENT C7008 PROJ MGR: City, PROJ INFO: The project work consists of demolition of an existing 1.25 million gallon prestressed concrete reservoir, and construction of a 1.65 million gallon welded steel water storage reservoir at the City Of Martinez Harbor View Reservoir site. The necessary site work includes, but is not limited to, utility relocation, site clearing and preparation, tree removal and earthwork to bring the area to final grade as indicated in the Drawings, excavation and foundation preparation, slope protection, site improvements, drainage facilities, paving, reinforced concrete reservoir foundation, welded steel reservoir design, fabrication and field erection of steel reservoir, application and curing of reservoir coatings, construction of a crib wall type retaining wall, on-site piping, disinfection and testing, appurtenances and mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and control systems, off-site disposal of demolition and excavation materials, startup, realignment of permanent potable water piping, pavement restoration, traffic and pedestrian control, pipeline disinfection and testing, obtaining permits, complying with permits and CEQA requirements, hazardous material disposal and removal and miscellaneous items of work as specified and required by the contract documents. PRE BID: 1/22 ENG EST: $3.5 million Aztec Constructors San Ramon FX #18 WATSONVILLE 2/4 CEIBA SCHOOL PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Barry Swenson Builder, Santa Cruz FX PROJ INFO: Adaptive reuse of existing building & parking lot Barry Swenson Builder Santa Cruz FX

8 #34 CONCORD 2/6 PE BUILDING MT DIABLO HIGH SCHOOL #1649 PROJ MGR: MDUSD xt PROJ INFO: Building renovation PRE BID: Mandatory 11/21 9AM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c (12-4), 2 d/c (1-8) Arntz Builders, Inc. Novato FX B-Bros Construction, Inc. San Leandro FX Bobo Construction, Inc. Elk Grove FX CF Contracting, Inc. San Francisco FX Cal-Pacific Construction Pacifica FX E.F. Brett & Company Woodacre FX Galaxy Construction Services Pleasanton FX Hometown Construction Rio Linda FX JUV, Inc. Oakland FX KenRidge Builders, Inc. Napa FX N.S. Construction Danville FX Pacific Mountain Contractors Concord FX Parc Services, Inc. Livermore FX Pro Builders Orangevale FX R&R Design & Construction Riverside FX Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame FX Sausal Corporation San Leandro FX TPA Construction, Inc. Antelope FX US Matrix Construction Pittsburg FX World Priority Construction Discovery Bay FX #72 SANTA CLARA 2/6 1 SPROUTS FARMERS MARKET PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Savant Construction, Chino FX PROJ INFO: Tenant improvement Savant Construction Chino FX #ONLINE 32 SACRAMENTO 2/7 11AM WALMART # (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Shames Construction, Livermore FX PROJ INFO: Remodel ADDENDUM: 1 thru 5 (1-21) Shames Construction Livermore FX R & O Construction Bids Due 10AM Ogden UT FX #ONLINE 26 SACRAMENTO 2/11 WATER RESOURCES DATA CENTER (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: DGS Abdi Farhang PROJ INFO: Modernization PRE BID: Mandatory 1/21 9:30AM

9 #300 SAN FRANCISCO 2/11 PHILLIP & SALA BURTON HIGH SCHOOL PROJ MGR: SFUSD PROJ INFO: Modernization PRE BID: Mandatory 1/21 & 1/28 3PM ENG EST: $21,375, Alten Construction, Inc. Richmond FX Roebbelen Contracting, Inc. El Dorado Hills FX Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame FX Zolman Construction & Development Inc. San Carlos FX #8 HALF MOON BAY 2/11 HALF MOON BAY LIBRARY ADA RENOVATIONS PROJ MGR: City, PROJ INFO: ADA renovation #12 SAN FRANCISCO 2/12 2:30PM WASHINGTON SQUARE CONVENIENCE STATION 3110V PROJ MGR: City & Co, DPW PROJ INFO: Replacement of existing restroom & storage building PRE BID: 1/23 10:30AM ENG EST: $753, ADDENDUM: 1 (1-22) Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame FX #ONLINE 2 SUISUN 2/12 11AM WALMART SUPERCENTER # (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Shames Construction, Livermore FX PROJ INFO: New Shames Construction Livermore FX SD Deacon Citrus Heights FX #ONLINE 33 CITRUS HEIGHTS 2/13 11AM WALMART # (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: See Bidding General For Questions Plans: Shames Construction, Livermore FX PROJ INFO: Remodel Shames Construction Livermore FX #ONLINE 51 SAN ANDREAS 2/13 4PM CALAVERAS HIGH SCHOOL PERPORMING ARTS BUILDING (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: California Design West Archts PROJ INFO: New F&H Construction Lodi FX

10 #44E UNION CITY 2/18 THICKENER CONTROL BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS PROJ MGR: USD PROJ INFO: Building improvements PRE BID: Mandatory 2/3 1PM ENG EST: $9,940, Alten Construction, Inc. Richmond FX Rodan Builders, Inc. Burlingame FX #12E CUPERTINO 2/25 MCCLELLAN RANCH PRESERVE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER & BLACKSMITH SHOP RELOCATION REBID PROJ MGR: City, DPW PROJ INFO: Relocation PRE BID: 2/11 Bobo Construction, Inc. Elk Grove FX Calstate Construction Fremont FX Sausal Corporation San Leandro FX #70 MONTEREY 2/26 1PM RUNWAY 10R-28L SAFETY AREA IMPROVEMENTS MONTEREY AIRPORT PROJ MGR: Monterey Peninsula Airport District, PROJ INFO: The work consists of the construction of the Runway 10R 28L Safety area improvements, which includes: EMAS installation for both Runways 10R and 28L; asphalt concrete pavements for runway & taxiway improvements; grading and drainage; existing pavement & miscellaneous removals; retaining wall construction; Caltrans Hwy 68 temporary access improvements, water main relocation, landscaping and irrigation; clearing and grubbing; SWPPP compliance; perimeter fence modification and improvements; Tarpy s restaurant rental building demolition and removal; airfield electrical improvements; NAVID relocation and improvements including Glide Slope and PAPI relocation for Runway 10R, approach lighting system for Runway 10R improvements; Runway 10R and Runway 28L Localizer counterpoise improvements; pavement markings; and relocation of existing PG&E and AT&T utilities and service connections; and temporary airfield electrical components, pavement markings, and runway visual aids for use during the construction phasing. PRE BID: Mandatory 1/29 or 2/11

11 #ONLINE 27 DAVIS 3/18 TERCERO STUDENT HOUSING PHASE 4 UCD (PREQUALIFIED PROPOSERS) (ONLINE ONLY) PROJ MGR: UCD PROJ INFO: The work shall include all design work, labor, material, tools, equipment, excavation, shoring, testing, inspection, commissioning and all necessary general conditions that may be reasonably inferred from the Contract Documents to provide all Design Work and Construction Work for: student housing with approximately 500 beds in single and double rooms, including bathrooms, common rooms, residence assistant apartments, lounges, recreation rooms administrative offices, community space, community kitchen, music room, maintenance shop and laundry laundry facilities. The project also includes abatement and demolition of existing wood framed student housing buildings. PRE BID: Mandatory 12/17 10AM ADDENDUM: 1 (1-7), 2 (1-9) Brown Construction, Inc. W Sacramento FX Sundt Construction Sacramento FX Webcor Builders Alameda FX

12 MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS OUT TO BID Online 52 Bakersfield Maintenance Shop Roof Fire Station #1 (Online Only) PROJ MGR: City, Purchasing Kim Berrigan PRE BID: 11/7 10AM ENG EST: $60, ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c, 3 1/23* 11AM Online 70 Mendocino Co 2011 Storm Damage Repairs On Mountain View Road (Online Only) 1/23* PROJ MGR: Co, Department Of Transportation ENG EST: $70, $86, Online 71 Mendocino Co 2011 Storm Damage Repairs On Branscomb Road (Online Only) 1/23* PROJ MGR: Co, Department Of Transportation :30PM ENG EST: $855, $1,045, ADDENDUM: 1 64E San Jose HVAC & Plumbing Upgrades SJCC G /23* PROJ MGR: San Jose Evergreen College District PM PRE BID: Mandatory 1/15 ADDENDUM: 1, 2 Online 43 Santa Barbara Site Grading & Paving EDD Alterations F (Online Only) 1/23 PROJ MGR: DGS Marc Dunbar PRE BID: Mandatory 1/7 10AM 15 San Francisco Moffitt Long ( M / L ) Ground Floor Distribution Panel A Replacement / L00158 PROJ MGR: UCSF PRE BID: Mandatory 12/10 11AM ENG EST: $950, million ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c, 3 1/23* 18E San Rafael Cogeneration Cooling System Improvements /23* PROJ MGR: Central Marin Sanitation Agency xt :30AM PRE BID: 1/7 10AM ENG EST: $80, ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c 114E Antioch Operations Equipment And Storage Facilities /24* PROJ MGR: Delta Diablo Sanitation District Irene 4PM O Sullivan PRE BID: 1/14 8:30AM ENG EST: $97, ADDENDUM: 1

13 36E Pleasant Hill Police Department Security Fence, Phase II 1/24 PROJ MGR: City, DPW AM PRE BID: 1/7 10AM ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c Online 9 Davis International Complex Phase 1 UCD (Online Only) 1/27* PROJ MGR: UCD PM PRE BID: Mandatory 11/7 10AM ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c, 3, 4 d & t/c, 5 d/c, 6, 7 Online 16 Fresno SOS Camp Fresno & Camp Fresno Jr Condition Assessment (Online Only) PROJ MGR: City, Engng /27* 4PM Online 57 Moraga Electrical Services RFP Town Of Moraga (Online Only) 1/27 PROJ MGR: Town, DPW Kyle Salvin [email protected] 76 San Lorenzo Grant Avenue Sidewalk & Drainage Improvements /28 PROJ MGR: Co Of Alameda, DPW PRE BID: Mandatory 1/7 10AM 70E Oakland Maintenance Yards Surface Improvement - ORY 15QL-120 1/28 PROJ MGR: Bart PRE BID: 1/8 10AM ENG EST: $350, $400, E So San Francisco City Hall Tot Lot Safety Surfacing Installation 1/28* PROJ MGR: City, Engng PRE BID: Mandatory 1/13 1:30PM 2E Newark Citywide Park Pathways Resurfacing For ADA Access /28 PROJ MGR: City, DPW Online 10 Fresno Left-Turn Phasing Signal Shields & Millbrook Avenues Rebid (Online Only) PROJ MGR: City, Engng PRE BID: 12/18 ENG EST: $411, ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c 1/28* 3PM 32E Contra Costa Co Cogen Controls Upgrade /28* PROJ MGR: CCCSD PRE BID: 1/21 10AM ENG EST: $140,000.00

14 Online 46 San Quentin Roof Removal And Replacement (Online Only) 1/28* PROJ MGR: Department Of Corrections, Toshi Cordova PRE BID: Mandatory 12/30 10AM ENG EST: $240, ADDENDUM: 1 d/c, 2 d/c Online 6 Napa DMV Limited Barrier Removal & Renovation (Online Only) 1/28* PROJ MGR: DGS Jill Sommerville PRE BID: Mandatory 12/19 10AM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c 49E Daly City Hillside Park Slope Restoration 1/28 PROJ MGR: City, Engng ENG EST: $287, E Seaside CSUMB Campus Demolition 2014 Dunes CPD /29* PROJ MGR: CSUMB Reyola Carlisle PRE BID: Mandatory 1/9 10AM ENG EST: $3,350, ADDENDUM: 3 w/drw 113E Monterey Municipal Improvements On-Call Contract /29* PROJ MGR: City, DPW ENG EST: $1,283, E Santa Clara Cabrillo Avenue / Main Street Sewer Replacement (Scott Blvd To UPRR) PROJ MGR: City, DPW Ferdinand Pastrana 1/29 3PM 37E Prunedale Tank Replacement Project Colonial Oak Water Company 1/29 PROJ MGR: Freitas + Freitas Engineering E Santa Cruz Live Oak Elementary Fence Project /29 PROJ MGR: Madi Group :30AM PRE BID: Mandatory 1/15 3:45PM ENG EST: $50, E San Francisco Raymond S. Kimbell Playground Renovation 3074V 1/29* PROJ MGR: City & Co, DPW :30PM PRE BID: 1/9 10:30AM ENG EST: $2.1 million ADDENDUM: 1 d/c 95E San Francisco Job Order Contract No. J26 General Engineering Services JOC-J26 1/29 PROJ MGR: City & Co, DPW :30PM PRE BID: 1/6 1:30PM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c, 2 55E Santa Clara Winchester Boulevard & Newhall Street Storm Drain 1/29 PROJ MGR: City, DPW Kimchi Tran 3PM

15 Online 17 Elk Grove Grant Line Road Widening Phase 1 Project PT034A (Online Only) 1/30* PROJ MGR: City, DPW Danielle Dees PRE BID: 1/10 AM ENG EST: $13,480, ADDENDUM: 1, 2 LETTER: Stock Pile Report Online 55 San Francisco TG08.1 Glazing Design / Build Transbay Transit Center (Online Only) 1/30 PRO MGR: Webor / Obayashi Fax PM ADDENDUM: 8, 9, 10 d & t/c, 11, 12 -NEGOTIATED- Online 56 San Francisco TG08.2 Exterior Awning Trade Package Transbay Transit Center (Online Only) PROJ MGR: Webcor / Obayashi Fax PRE BID: 11/14 ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d & t/c, 3, 4 -NEGOTIATED- 1/30 3PM Online 42 Sacramento Co Hazel Avenue Tree Relocation (Online Only) 1/30 PROJ MGR: Co, DPW Online 47 Fresno Co Washington Colony Elementary School Traffic Signal On Lincoln Avenue (Online Only) PROJ MGR: Co, DPW /30* 16 Morgan Hill Martin Murphy Middle School Network Cabling & Equipment G1404 1/30* PROJ MGR: Morgan Hill Unified School District PRE BID: Mandatory 1/23 3:30PM ADDENDUM: 1 28E Novato Aqueduct Relocation AEEP Reaches A-D MSN B3 1/31* PROJ MGR: North Marin Water District, xt 8460 PRE BID: Mandatory 1/7 1PM ADDENDUM: 1, 2 w/drw 33E Oakland RFP Oakland Police Department Second Generation Early Warning System Project 4943 PROJ MGR: City, DPW PRE BID: Mandatory 1/7 10AM ADDENDUM: 1, 2 1/31 17E San Bruno Chestnut Sewer Rehabilitation /31 PROJ MGR: City, DPW AM PRE BID: Mandatory 1/22 10AM

16 25E Monterey Perform Repairs & Upgrades To HVAC Selected Facilities PROJ MGR: City, DPW PRE BID: Mandatory 1/16 10AM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c 1/31* 85E Napa Pond Aeration Project CIP /4 PROJ MGR: Napa Sanitation District Robin Holley PRE BID: 1/14 ENG EST: $1,020, E Contra Costa Co Bollman Water Treatment Plant Clearwell Roof Waterproofing Membrane Installation PROJ MGR: CCWD PRE BID: 1/15 10AM ADDENDUM: 1 2/4* 10AM Online 29 Clovis Shepherd / Sunnyside Trailhead CIP (Online Only) 2/4 PROJ MGR: City, Engng Eric Easterling ENG EST: $1,676, E Antioch 2014 Pavement Maintenance Project Rubberized Cape Seal PW /4 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PM ENG EST: $80, $90, E Tracy Sewer Replacement FY14 Eaton Avenue CIP 74104A 2/4 PROJ MGR: City, Engng E Felton Modifications To Lewis Water Treatment Plant 2/4 PROJ MGR: Freitas + Freitas Engineering PRE BID: 1/31 11AM ENG EST: $50, E San Francisco RFQ For Construction Management Support Services FPA /5 PROJ MGR: City & Co, DPW PM PRE BID: 1/10 ENG EST: $1.6 million ADDENDUM: 1 6E Oakland Interceptor LMS-5 / S3 Enclosure Relocation 2/5* PROJ MGR: EBMUD :30PM PRE BID: 1/22 9:30AM ENG EST: $200, Online 41 Sacramento Spandrel Panel Replacement Board Of Equalization C (Online Only) PROJ MGR: DGS, Andre Arnold PRE BID: Mandatory 10/17 9AM ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c, 3, 4 d/c, 5, 6 d/c 2/5*

17 Online 49 Fresno Consulting Engineering Services For Improvement Herndon Ave (Online Only) PROJ MGR: City, Engng /5 4PM 46E Marina Del Monte Boulevard Drainage Project 2/6 PROJ MGR: City, DPW ADDENDUM: 1 d/c 69E San Francisco 8 Ductile Iron Water Main Installation & Pavement Renovation On Mission Street WD-2667 PROJ MGR: SFPUC PRE BID: 1/16 10:30AM ENG EST: $2.7 million 2/6 35E Brentwood Civic Center FOB Security System 2/6 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PRE BID: Mandatory 1/22 9AM ENG EST: $235, ADDENDUM: 1 21E San Jose 7157 Digester Gas Storage Replacement Project 2/6 PROJ MGR: City, Environmental Services PM PRE BID: 1/20 9AM ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c 13E San Francisco Presidio Middle School Boiler Replacement 2/6 PROJ MGR: SFUSD PRE BID: Mandatory 1/23 & 1/30 3PM ENG EST: $270, E Berkeley Culvert Repair, 1100 Sutter /6 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PRE BID: Mandatory 1/23 1PM 53E Berkeley Culvert 1836 Sonoma Avenue /6 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PRE BID: Mandatory 1/23 10AM 9 Fremont Headquarters Landscape Frontage & Demonstration Garden /6 PROJ MGR: ACWD PRE BID: Mandatory 1/23 10AM 54E San Francisco Exterior Door Repairs Campuswide D SFSU 2/6 PROJ MGR: SFSU PRE BID: Mandatory 1/23 10AM ENG EST: $800, E Redwood City Marshall Street Garage Elevator Refurbishment Project 2/7 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PM ENG EST: $80, $90,000.00

18 92E Santa Cruz RFP For Maintenance Services For LCNG Fueling Station /10 PROJ MGR: Santa Cruz Metro Transit District PM PRE BID: 1/7 10AM 5E San Carlos Crestview Drive Pavement Rehabilitation Phase 2 2/10 PROJ MGR: City, DPW AM ENG EST: $650, $750, Online 54 San Francisco TG07.2 Structural Concrete Superstructure Package Transbay Transit Center (Online Only) PROJ MGR: Webcor Obayashi Fax PRE BID: 11/14 10AM ADDENDUM: 1 d/c, 2 -NEGOTIATED- 2/11 Online 38 Modesto Roselle & Merle Intersection Project (Online Only) 2/11 PROJ MGR: City, Engng AM PRE BID: 1/17 11AM ENG EST: $383, $428, Online 66 Fresno Fax Parking Lot Fence-Masonry (Online Only) 2/11* PROJ MGR: City, Engng ADDENDUM: 1, 2 d/c, 3, 4 d/c, 5, 6 d/c, 7 Online 8 Fresno Rebid Universally Accessible Park (Online Only) 2/11 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PM PRE BID: 1/22 10AM ENG EST: $6.3 million Online 23 Fresno Chestnut Avenue Overlay From Jensen Avenue To UPRR (Online Only) PROJ MGR: City, Engng PRE BID: 1/29 10AM ENG EST: $782, /11 3PM 4E Santa Cruz Co Main Jail Isolation Room Ventilation Improvement #13CA-004 2/11 PROJ MGR: Co, DPW :30PM PRE BID: Mandatory 1/28 10AM ENG EST: $50, E San Rafael San Rafael Bus Facility Lighting Improvements 2014-BT-10 2/11 PROJ MGR: GGB PRE BID: 1/28 10AM NOTES: #1, #2 123E So San Francisco City Hall Annex Renovation Project 2/11 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PRE BID: Mandatory 1/22 10AM

19 124E Cupertino PE-6 Sanitary Sewer Repairs De Anza College #1676 2/11 PROJ MGR: Foothill De Anza College District PM PRE BID: 1/23 10AM 38E Burlingame Sanchez Bypass And Neighborhood Sewer Rehabilitation Phase 3 2/11 PROJ MGR: City, DPW PRE BID: Mandatory 1/23 9:30AM ENG EST: $65, $80, Online 19 Fresno Sewer Main In O Street For The New T Lot Building (Online Only) 2/11 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PM PRE BID: 1/29 Online 40 Tulare Co Road 56 Bridge Replacement Over Packwood Creek (Online Only) 2/12 PROJ MGR: Co, DPW PRE BID: 2/5 ENG EST: $406, Online 58 Ceres Water System Upgrades For County Center No. 6 Public Safety Center (PSC) Backflow Preventers (Online Only) PROJ MGR: Stanislaus Co, Capital Projects Randy Cavanagh [email protected] PRE BID: Mandatory 1/24 10AM 2/12 48E Pleasant Hill 2014 Sidewalk Repair Project 2/13 PROJ MGR: City, DPW Robert Briggs 10AM PRE BID: 1/22 10AM 41E Oakland Sanitary Sewer Root Foaming FY Rebid C /13 PROJ MGR: City, DPW David Ng PRE BID: 1/28 11AM ENG EST: $596, Online 31 Stockton FFY Street Resurfacing Project (Online Only) 2/13 PROJ MGR: City, DPW PRE BID: Mandatory 2/4 9AM ENG EST: $2 million 126E Pleasanton Rebid Parking Lot Seal & Stripe Services DMV /18 PROJ MGR: DMV Julie Phang 1:30PM PRE BID: Mandatory 1/30 11AM Online 39 Fresno Emergency Generator Upgrade City Hall (Online Only) 2/18 PROJ MGR: City, Engng PM PRE BID: 2/4 10AM ENG EST: $757,600.00

20 Online 5 San Francisco TG05.10 Temporary Facilities Transbay Center (Online Only) 2/20 PROJ MGR: Webcor / Obayashi Fax PRE BID: 1/16 ADDENDUM: 1 -NEGOTIATED- Online 34 San Francisco TG05.8 Rooftop Cranes Transbay Transit Center (Online Only) 2/20 PROJ MGR: Webcor / Obayashi Fax PRE BID: 1/15 ADDENDUM: 1 -NEGOTIATED- 51E Cupertino Modular Building Site Utilities Increment #2 Lawson Middle School 2/24 PROJ MGR: Cupertino Union School District xt 375 PRE BID: Mandatory 1/23 3:30PM 10E Oakland Wayside Fence Refurbishment, R-Line 15TF-130A 2/25* PROJ MGR: Bart PRE BID: 10/22 9AM ENG EST: $900, million ADDENDUM: 1 d/c, 2 d/c 122E Elk Grove RFP For Transit Operations Services 2/25 PROJ MGR: City, DPW PM Online 53 King City 2014 King City Pocket Park Improvements (Online Only) 2/25 PROJ MGR: Hanna & Brunetti Online 4 San Francisco TG18.1 Bus Ramp Package Transbay Transit Center (Online Only) 3/6 PROJ MGR: Webcor / Obayashi Fax PRE BID: 11/19 ADDENDUM: 1 d/c 66E San Francisco Muni Metro Subway Escalator Rehabilitation Phase /6 PROJ MGR: SFMTA Fax Joon Park 3PM ENG EST: $10.2 million ADDENDUM: 1 d/c, 2 d/c *Bid list on file at the Exchange The bidders listed may not represent all of the potential bidders on each project. The Builders Exchange does not assume responsibility in determining if all bidders have been identified. Any general contractor wishing to add or delete their name from the list is requested to inform the Exchange. We receive plans that are out of our area. We do not verify list on these projects. We do confirm our regular sources to insure lists are as complete as possible.

21 CALTRANS PROJECTS OUT TO BID (* = Addendums on Project) # Bid Date Bid Time Zone & Project Location C-14 1/28 * SCl,SM-101 Bridge Replacement C-05 1/ E Sol-80,113,505-Var Treat Bridge Decks C-18 1/28 * 04-3G Son-1 Replace Culvert C-20 1/29 * 03-0F ED-50 Replace Bridge C-16 1/29 * 02-4E Tri-299 Place RSP & Modify Drainage C-17 1/29 * 02-4E Sis-96 Fish Passage C-28 1/29 * 02-4E Sis-5 HMA Widening C-29 1/29 * 10-0Q SCl,SBt-152,156-Var Install # Changeable Message Signs C-03 2/ SCl-101 Install TOS, Ramp Metering C-26 2/4 * SM-1 Bridge Replacement C-04 2/ E Nap-128 Rubberized Bonded Wearing Course C-15 2/ Men-1,128 Construct MBGR & Centerline Rumble Strips C-21 2/ A SB-101 Remodel Comfort Station & Landscaping C-22 2/ C Scr-17 Widen Shoulder & Construct Soil Nail Wall C-30 2/ P Kin-198 Cold In Place Recycling C-09 2/ E Tri-299 Hot Mix Asphalt Overlay C-01 2/19 * 04-3A CC-680 Retrofit Bridge C-23 2/ Q Tul-99 Cold Plane Asphalt Concrete C-24 2/ Men-101 Rehabilitate Culverts C-31 2/ M Gle-162 Rehab Culverts C-32 2/ P Ker-46 Apply Polymer Modified Asphalt C-25 3/12* 10-0Y Mer-59 Cold In Place Recycling C-27 3/ Kin-198 Reconstruct Interchange C-07 3/19 * 04-3G CC,Mrn-580 Clean & Paint Bridge C-11 4/29 * 04-2A2504 (Online Only) 04-SCl-152 Roadway Realignment

22 BID RESULTS & APPARENT LOW BIDDER Location Project Bid Date & Amt Vallejo Hiddenbrooke Park Grading Siteworks Const., Inc. Fresno Fresno Yosemite International Airport Synthetic Turf-Chestnut Ave & Dakota Southwest Greens $23, San Jose 6903 Cinnabar & North Autumn Streets Sanitary Sewer Replacement Rodan Builders, Inc. $718, San Mateo Co Buckland Tanks Replacement Project Paso Robles Tank, Inc. $1,459, Fresno Police Department Headquarters 6 HVAC Pipe Replacement Strategic Mechanical Inc. $122, Clovis Cell Tower Park Play Structures Rebuild Steve Dovali Const., Inc. $20, Clovis Clovis & Nees Avenue Traffic Signal Bush Engineering, Inc. $349, Bakersfield Median Construction: Clay Patrick Farr Way, Rosedale Hwy CEN-CAL Const. $53, Redwood City Main Public Library Counter Streamlining Project Southwest Const. $142, Oakland Security Fiber Optic Network Expansion & Redundancy M Tetra Tech $1,047, Oakland 39 th Avenue & Redwood Pumping Plants Rehabilitation Anderson Pacific Engineering Const., Inc. $2,599, Oakland Fontaine St, El Portal Drive & Euclid Ave Pipeline Improvements JMB Const. $1,531, San Mateo Street Rehabilitation Phase G. Bortolotto & Co. $1,797, Stockton 2014 Speed Hump, Speed Cushion, & Speed Table Project MCI Engineering, Inc. $259, Richmond Surface Drainage Improvement Project Ohio Avenue From 39 th Malachi Paving & Grading, Inc. $142, San Jose 7490 Norman Y Mineta San Jose International Airport Bldg Trades No Rodan Builders, Inc. Santa Cruz Original Ranch Buildings Hay Barn Disassembly 1326A Plainfield Const., Inc. $93,200.00

23 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ANNUAL PRE-QUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS BY SOLANO COUNTY UNDER THE CALIFORNA UNIFORM PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION COST ACCOUNTING ACT NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT SOLANO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, is inviting all interested licensed contractors to submit their company for inclusion on the County's Informal Bidding Contractors' List for calendar year On October 8, 2013, the Solano County Board of Supervisors adopted a Resolution establishing the California Uniform Construction Cost Accounting Act (CUCCAA) and Informal Bidding Procedures as administered under the State Controller's Office. The Informal Bidding Procedures allow the County to create a prequalified contractors' bidder list by January 1st of each new year for public construction projects. A contractor must resubmit a new request in order to be included each new year even if that contractor has submitted a request in prior years. 2. Per California Public Contract Code section 22032, any public construction project that is estimated to be $175,000 or less is subject to the Informal Bidding Procedures set forth by the State of California Uniform Construction Cost Accounting Commission. All trade categories are subject to Informal Bidding Procedures. 3. Contractors that have registered on the informal bidders' list will be notified about the County's public construction projects valued at less than $175,000. Project notification will include a general project description, location of where to obtain more detailed information, and the time and place of bid submission at least fourteen (14) calendar days in advance of the submission deadline and bid opening. 4. Contractors that are interested in being on Solano County's Informal bidders' List are required to have a current license and are subject to verification through the Contractors State Licensing Board. 5. To register for the Informal Bidders' List, complete the form, "Request to Be Included in Solano County's Bidders' List for Notification of Informal Bids" at: When completing the form, provide correct and accurate addresses, addresses, and/or fax numbers, and specify the type of contractor's license. Businesses that do not have accurate contact information or that fail to specify the type of work they are licensed to perform may not be notified when a project is let to informal bidding. 6. All inquiries regarding this Notice shall be directed to Solano County Department of General Services, Division of Architectural Services, 675 Texas Street, Suite 2500, Fairfield, CA, Contact person is Rosa Lane, AIA, Associate County Architect, (707) (phone), (707) (fax), [email protected] ( ). 7. References: -Solano County Board of Supervisors Adoption on October 8, 2013 of Resolution No and Ordinance No : -California Uniform Construction Cost Accounting Commission: -Cost Accounting Policies and Procedures Manual of the CUPPCCA Commission:

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25 METLIFE AUTO & HOME A New Benefit Option for Builders Exchange Members Through our participation in the California Builders Exchanges Insurance Trust (CBX), the Builders Exchange of Santa Clara is able to offer your employees special group discounts with MetLife Auto & Home. Now you can provide your employees convenient access to a comprehensive range of protection that goes beyond traditional offerings. WIDE RANGE OF PROPERTY AND LIABILITY PROTECTION AVAILABLE Auto Home Boat Condo Recreational Vehicle Mobile/Mobile Home Landlord s Rental Dwelling Personal Excess Liability Renter s Flood SPECIAL FEATURES Replacement Cost for Total Loss Coverage for new vehicles with no deduction for depreciation Replacement Cost for Special Parts Coverage pays the non-depreciated cost of certain parts despite their wear and tear condition at the time of the accident Inflation Protection - continuously adjusts homeowners Dwelling Coverage limit to keep pace with increases in rebuilding and replacing household contents. Deductible Savings Benefit SM - a $50 credit toward the insured s deductible for every year of claim-free driving (up to five years) Identity Protection Services - an automatic feature provided at no added cost to customers who have auto, homeowners, renter's, condo and several other policy types Portability employees may continue their coverage subject to applicable law, underwriting guidelines and local availability. Retirees maintain group discounts. GENEROUS DISCOUNTS Save up to an additional 10% right away with our Welcome Discount for new customers Special group discount of up to 15% Superior Driver improvement course discount Employment tenure discount Employees who have been with your company a long time receive extra savings Multi-policy discounts SUPERIOR CLAIMS SERVICE Our Claim Department is available 24 hours, 7 days a week. Claim representatives are available during business hours, weekday evenings, and Saturdays. MetLife Auto & Home s Concierge Auto Repair Experience (CARE) offers employees concierge service for convenient and professional repair service. All questions can be answered by calling one toll-free number Employees have the flexibility to choose where they can service their claim, as well as the rental company who will provide them with a substitute automobile WANT MORE INFORMATION? Contact: Link Hirst, Benefits Consultant, Builders Exchange of Santa Clara [email protected]

26 2014 Legal Seminars March 18 I Haven t Been Paid Yet-Now What? - (2 hours) Many contractors will inevitably find themselves in a situation where they have not been paid for work performed. Find out what steps you should take to protect yourself in the event you are not paid, and what actions you may need to take to obtain payment. This course will provide a general outline of your legal remedies, and the steps you will need to take to ensure you do not lose those remedies. Protect yourself by being informed! Start Time:12 Noon Cost: $25 until 3/11;$30 after Location: Builders Exchange (Santa Clara) Lunch Included March 31 Mechanic s Liens and Stop Notices- (2 hours) Come hear how to protect your rights as a contractor to get paid. This law changed again July and its important for you to hear what this law means to you. You will be given a nuts and bolts presentation of how to handle stop notices, bonds and liens. This class is great for everyone from the beginner to the experienced contractor. Start time: 9:00 AM Location: Builders Exchange (Santa Clara) Cost: $60 until 3/24;$70 after Company Name Main Contact (Please Check Box) Student Names Get Paid Liens Total Enclosed Reserve your spot by mailing check made out to the Builders Exchange for the seminar by April 5 to: Seminar Builders Exchange 400 Reed St. Santa Clara, CA Phone Fax

27 Issues with View Project Docs and File Downloader A recent Java update is requiring the Java Security to be set to Medium to allow the Java Viewer and File Downloader to run. Instructions for setting Java Security to Medium are as follows: Find the Java Control Panel Windows 8 Use search to find the Control Panel Press Windows logo key + W to open the Search charm to search settings OR Drag the Mouse pointer to the bottom-right corner of the screen, then click on the Search icon. In the search box enter Java Control Panel Click on Java icon to open the Java Control Panel. Windows 7, Vista Click on the Start button and then click on the Control Panel option. In the Control Panel Search enter Java Control Panel. Click on the Java icon to open the Java Control Panel. Windows XP Click on the Start button and then click on the Control Panel option. Double click on the Java icon to open the Java Control Panel. Mac OS X and above Click on Apple icon on upper left of screen. Go to System Preferences Click on the Java icon to access the Java Control Panel. 1. In the Java Control Panel, click on the Security tab. 2. Select the Medium Security level. 3. Click Apply. Click OK to save changes made to the Java Control Panel. A recent update to Internet Explorer 11 is effecting the behavior of the Document Tree causing the page to refresh after each file is selected. Uninstalling the Internet Explorer 11 update will put the user on Internet Explorer 10 and allow the Document Tree to function as normal. 1. Go to Control Panel > Programs > Programs and features 2. Then click on Display installed updates 3. Search for Internet explorer 4. Right-click on Internet Explorer 11 > Uninstall 5. Restart your computer

28 General Liability Insurance Program For More Information Contact: The Santa Clara County Builders Exchange Liability Insurance Program The Board of the Builders Exchange of Santa Clara County has enhanced its new General Liability Insurance Program for Santa Clara Builders Exchange contractors. R-T Specialty, LLC is the exclusive wholesale broker for this program. Here is what the program offers: Bozzuto Insurance Agency 1 Almaden Blvd., Suite 810 San Jose, CA TEL: (800) R-T Specialty of California Insurance Services, LLC Joe Wood Senior Vice President [email protected] Direct: (714) Cell: (714) A. Up to a 10% premium discount for Builders Exchange Members through four A rated carriers. B. Access to over 50 other General Liability Markets Programs for ALL contractor classifications. C. The Program s endorsement provides a much needed revenue stream for the Exchange. Bozzuto Insurance is an authorized agent for the Builders Exchange Program, bringing 31 years of construction insurance experience to Northern California. Insurance coverage under this program will be placed through R-T Specialty, LLC. Dan Bozzuto, President, adds: Buying insurance as a group enables the Exchange to not only offer lower pricing to members, but adds revenue to the Exchange, allowing it to continue to offer lower dues and more benefits to the membership. In California: R-T Specialty Insurance Services, LLC License #0G97516 The industry veterans at R-T Specialty, LLC (RT) will help you navigate the wholesale specialty and MGA marketplace. RT has developed the long-term relationships, resources and trust that make it a leader in the wholesale brokerage arena. For more information about this program, contact a Bozzuto representative or have your agent contact Joe Wood at R-T Specialty Insurance Services, LLC. Many ways, one path.

29 You build on a foundation. So do we. Construction takes ordered teamwork. We understand you ve got a schedule to stick to, and that s why we re dedicated to getting you back to work as soon as possible. How do we do it? Through our careful processing of claims and our experienced adjusters. No one else has our track record of uninterrupted service. It s our foundation, the foundation on which we base our commitment to protect the people who make California work. Visit statefundca.com to learn about our record of service, and the 6% discount on premiums we offer eligible GSBE members. Together, we ll help keep California working. statefundca.com Member of Golden State Builders Exchanges State Compensation Insurance Fund is not a branch of the State of California.

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32 SURETY DIVISION OVERVIEW OF BID BONDS By Jacob Dines of Surety1 Bid Bonds Issued by surety on behalf of a contractor, as principal, as security for a bid to provide goods or services to the obligee. A bid bond is a type of surety bond that guarantees that the principal will enter into the contract that is being bid. Bid Bond Claims A claim on a bid bond will arise under two circumstances: 1. The principal refuses to enter into the contract after determining that the contract will not be profitable due to an error made in the bidding process. 2. After the principal is awarded the bid, the surety may decline the issuance of the performance bond due to underwriting criteria not being met. An honest mistake is usually a valid reason for a bidder to withdraw the bid without penalty. It is common for the surety company to raise a defense on behalf of the principal to avoid paying the claim on a bond. The surety market s rights and obligations are a derivate of its principal s and therefore will often raise its own policy defenses that are not available to the principal. One notable policy defense is waiver because of a delay in presenting the claim thus resulting in an expiration in either the bond or the bid. How a Valid Bid Bond Claim is Processed The amount paid by the surety is constituted by the difference between the principal s bid and the next highest bidder. Here is a good example of such a claim: 1. Principal submits a bid for $50,000 then later revokes the offer 2. The next highest bidder has submitted a bid for $60, Obligee makes a claim on the original bidder s surety bond for $10,000 $10,000 = $60,000 $50,000 Difference = Next highest bid Original bid There are some exceptions to the above rule depending on the terms of the bond. The maximum liability will be the penal limit stated in the language on the bond. John T. Page, President Surety Solutions Insurance Services, Inc Direct Line Toll Fee Fax CA DOI # 0D95343 CALL For a Builders Exchange Bond Quote Philadelphia Insurance Companies is the marketing name for the insurance company subsidiaries of the Philadelphia Consolidated Holding Corp., a Member of the Tokio Marine Group. Your insurance policy, and not the information contained in this document, forms the contract between you and your insurance company. If there is a discrepancy or conflict between the information contained herein and your policy, your policy takes precedence. All coverages are not available in all states due to state insurance regulations. Certain coverage(s) may be provided by a surplus lines insurer. Surplus lines insurers do not generally participate in state guaranty funds and insureds are therefore not protected by such funds Philadelphia Consolidated Holding Corp., All Rights Reserved. Ed PHLY.com

33 Allstate Business Auto Insurance 10% Discount for Builders Exchange Of Santa Clara County Members Now, Builders Exchange of Santa Clara County members are eligible for a 10% discount on business auto insurance through Allstate. Click here or call to find out more. NEW & IMPROVED Business Auto Policy Your business doesn t have time for disruption. And one small accident can have a major effect on your ability to serve your customers. That s why we offer quality, affordable coverage to help you get back on the road quickly for less. With Allstate business auto insurance, you ll receive these benefits at no additional cost that includes: o Lease and loan gap coverage o Blanket additional insured protection o Temporary substitute and leased vehicle coverage o Glass repair deductible waiver o Personal effects coverage o 24/7 live claim service o One local agent who can take care of your business insurance needs Let my small business help protect yours As an Allstate Agent, I m a business owner just like you. So I understand what it takes to protect yours. I ll tailor a policy to specifically match the needs and budget of your business. And because I m backed by a company with over 60 years of experience, you know you re getting protection you can trust. There s never been a better time to save. To learn more about our new and improved business policies, and to take advantage of the 10% discount Allstate is offering Builders Exchange of Santa Clara County members, click here or call me at to find out more. Dean Shibler Exclusive Allstate Agent

34 The Builders Exchange is pleased to announce a new discount commercial fueling program with Flyers Energy. Exchange members receive a 3-cent fuel discount on gallons purchased with a CFN (Commercial Fueling Network) and a 2 cent discount with the Flyers Fleet Card, with acceptance at over 92% of gas stations nationwide. At no additional cost, this program also comes with security and accounting features that will save your business thousands of dollars per year. Flyers Energy will also provide a FREE analysis of your most recent fuel invoice or receipts to determine if the Exchange discount can benefit your business. Here s how to get started: Call Michael Nathan at for more information. We encourage you to start saving money and support the Exchange by taking advantage of this special program. The Builders Exchange is pleased to announce a new member benefit program with Agathos Laboratories. Agathos Labs specializes in: affordable drug, alcohol and steroid testing background screens for small, medium and large businesses. FDA-cleared on-site/rapid drug test cups, cassettes and dips. With plenty of testing sites throughout the state, Agathos Labs can develop an employment screening program that can meet your needs. For more information, please contact Paul Momoh at Agathos Labs - Phone- (408) Fax- (408) [email protected] Website

35 Updated Builder Energy Code Training *FREE* Residential Builder Energy Code Training (BECT) provides in-depth codes and compliance education to help builders in PG&E territory understand California s rigorous 2013 Title 24 Energy Code. The 4-hour training focuses on the most comprehensive and cost-effective ways to bring a home up to and above the CA Energy Code requirements. Topics covered include: Performance and prescriptive compliance methods Framing and fenestration requirements Cool roofs and radiant barriers HVAC testing CALGreen Mandatory measures Compliance Documentation American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Standard 62.2 Home Energy Rating System (HERS) inspections and registry The BECT Program is sponsored by PG&E and funded by California Utility ratepayers under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). Suggested attendees include builders, subcontractors for builders, architects, building department staff and other local government staff. Presented by ConSol March 5th 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM 400 Reed Street Santa Clara CA Please contact Lynne Martinez at [email protected] or by phone at to register for the class Company: Contact: Phone: (required): Attendees: Questions? Contact Bob Johnson [email protected] or

36 OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety and Health Outreach Program April 3 and April 4 This course is ideal for supervisors with safety and health responsibilities, and for employee safety and health awareness. Students will be introduced to OSHA policies, procedures, and standards as well as construction safety and health principles. The course will review the scope and application of the OSHA Act and General Duty Clause, as well as examine areas that are most hazardous. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA construction safety and health 10-hour course completion card from UCSD. YOU MUST ATTEND BOTH SESSIONS TO GET THE CERTIFICATION. Topics include: * OSHA requirements and general safety & health provisions * Electrical hazards * Ladders and fall protection * Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) * Scaffolding * Tools and Equipment * Materials handling, storage and use Classes start at 8 AM and end at 1 PM. Lunch will be provided Cost $195 per person until March 29 $215 per person after March 29 Instructor: Julio Ruiz Jr.-Safety Management Consultant from an Aura of Safety. (NW) Company Name Main Contact Name(s)of Attendee Total Enclosed Phone Fax Reserve your spot by mailing check made out to the Builders Exchange for the seminar by March 29 to: Seminar Builders Exchange 400 Reed St. Santa Clara, CA 95050

37 Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors Week of 1/27/14 By Shauna Krause of Capitol Services, Inc. Rumor; what the other guy thinks he knows; and information on the web can all be suspect when it comes to the facts on contractor s law. The law and practices in forming LLC s in California is one example. Another inquiry illustrates why looking for a loophole isn t the answer in going to work as a licensed contractor Q: I spoke to you over a year ago about obtaining a contractor s license for a new Limited Liability Company (LLC). Due to all of the extra CSLB requirements I decided not to move forward with it. I am in a position now to satisfy those requirements so I started doing some research and according to some of the things I have read online, the process to obtain an LLC license can take many months. This is due to the fact that a Statement of Information must be filed with the Secretary of State, and from what I ve read it is taking months for the Secretary of State to process the Statements of Information. Is this what you have found in your experience with helping LLC s obtain their license? A: It s great to hear from you again. While the additional requirements for LLC s have not changed since we last spoke, what you have found online with regards to the Secretary of State s processing times is not entirely correct. It was the case for the first year and a half of the CSLB allowing LLC s to obtain licenses, that the Secretary of State was backlogged and taking up to four months to process a Statement of Information. However several months ago the Statement of Information unit caught up and currently they are taking only about a week to file the Statement. That being said, most of the time the CSLB is processing LLC license applications just as quickly as corporations, sole proprietorships, etc. Q: For many years I have been doing unlicensed construction, most of the work under $500. I have a corporation already set up. I have an opportunity to take a large home improvement contract but it would require me to get my license within two weeks which I know is next to impossible since I will need to take the exams and get fingerprinted. I have a buddy who has a Sole Owner license that he is not currently using. He said that I could use his license in order to take the job. Can I do that if I change the name on his license to reflect the name of my corporation? A: We frequently talk with contractors who come up with all sorts of different scenarios in order to use someone else s license. There is no loophole here. No matter how clever you are, there is no way for an unlicensed contractor to share a license and still be in compliance with the CSLB s regulations. First of all, changing a business from a Sole Owner to a corporation is not as simple as changing the business name on the license; you are required to re-apply for the license. Secondly, it is still his license and you cannot do any work with that license number unless you are a bona fide employee of his company, in which case the work is still done under his company and not your corporation. While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call , [email protected], or write us at Capitol Services, Inc., th St. Ste. 580, Sacramento, CA Research past columns at

38 Asphalt Worker Safety Tailgate Topics Asphalt is used for paving and surfacing roads, roofing, concrete work, and paints. It is made from petroleum products and is usually heated between degrees F. Asphalt is often mixed with solvents (diesel, kerosene, naphtha, toluene, and xylene), binders, hardening and bonding agents (resins), crushed rock, sand, and recycled rubber. Exposure to asphalt fumes can cause serious health effects, so get training and use safe work practices.when asphalt is heated, the fumes can cause coughing, a scratchy throat, or lung irritation. Long term exposure can lead to bronchitis or emphysema. Asphalt additives may create vapors that can cause damage to the liver, kidneys, and nervous system. Hot asphalt can release hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S) that can cause lung irritation, suffocation, or death. Skin contact with hot asphalt can cause burns while absorbing the chemicals can lead to allergies and rashes. Eyes can be irritated by asphalt fumes or if you touch them with dirty hands. Find out about the asphalt products you work with. Check the product label or material safety data sheet (MSDS) to get health and safety information about the specific asphalt mix and ingredients that you use. Where possible, choose asphalt products that are safer to use. Rapid cure asphalts contain solvents to help them evaporate faster, but this increases the risk of vapors and fire. Slower cure and lower temperature asphalt applications reduce the fumes and the fire hazard. The Cal OSHA permissible exposure level (PEL) for asphalt fumes is 5mg/M3. Asphalt additives may also have their own PEL limits, so check the MSDS. Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with asphalt. Thermally insulated gloves prevent asphalt burns and stop solvents from soaking into your skin. Wear long sleeves and pants or coveralls. Safety glasses and a face shield protect your eyes and face. Safety boots protect your feet. If necessary, use respiratory protection to prevent overexposure to asphalt fumes. Avoid breathing asphalt fumes by staying upwind of application areas and enclosing kettles and mixing operations. Don t stick your head over an open tank or kettle and avoid open stirring to prevent burns and overexposure to fumes. Use your PPE to keep asphalt off of your skin and out of your eyes. Wash your hands frequently and before you eat, drink, smoke, or use the restroom. Heated asphalt is a fire and explosion hazard. Do not allow water to splash into hot asphalt because it can bubble up explosively. Some asphalt additives can be flammable. Do not smoke around flammable vapors. Avoid heat and sparks around your asphalt work. Do not weld an asphalt tank or kettle unless you are certain that it does not contain flammable vapors. Keep the correct type of fire extinguisher handy when using asphalt. The above evaluations and/or recommendations are for general guidance only and should not be relied upon for legal compliance purposes. They are based solely on the information provided to us and relate only to those conditions specifically discussed. We do not make any warranty, expressed or implied, that your workplace is safe or healthful or that it complies with all laws, regulations or standards. Supervisor s Signature Meeting Attended By: X X X X X X X X X X Tailgate topic provided courtesty of State Compensation Insurance Fund. For more tailgate topics, check out the State Fund website at: