Public Projects

The East Bay Regional Park District (Park District) manages approximately 127,000 acres of parkland and multiple park facilities in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The Park District is issuing this Request for Statement of Qualifications (RFQ) to identify firms to support the Maintenance & Skilled Trades Department in a variety of areas related to project development (see Scope of Services). The Park District will select qualified firms through an open and competitive process to develop an oncall list of pre-approved consultants. The Park District intends to establish three-year, $500,000 maximum contracts with selected firms with an option to extend the contracts for two additional years and an additional $250,000. As needs arise, the Park District will solicit detailed project-level scopes and cost proposals from individual firms selected for the on-call list. Work is initiated according to the Park District's need; selection as an on-call consultant does not guarantee work under the resulting contract.

The East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) is soliciting proposals from consultants to provide permitting support services for the Southern Las Trampas Staging Area and Trails Project. The selected consultants will provide liaison services with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services, US Army Corps of Engineers, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board) following the submittal of permit applications, as well as permit compliance management once permits have been issued. The selected consultant will have proven expertise and experience in permitting support services and be fully qualified to perform the services requested by EBRPD in this Request for Proposal (RFP).

The East Bay Regional Park District (Park District) is soliciting competitive proposals from qualified third-party administrators (TPA) for administration of its pre-employment medical exams and occupational health services to be provided through the TPA’s network of clinics, with an intent to enter into an agreement with a selected TPA to serve as its primary provider. The agreement (Agreement) period is three (3) years beginning approximately on or after November 14, 2025, and terminating approximately on or after November 14, 2028, with an option to negotiate extension of up to two (2) years at the discretion of the Park District and upon agreement by the Park District and the TPA

The Park District is seeking proposals from experienced, reputable, and qualified Licensed Timber Operators an d/or Tree Service Contractors to selectively remove eucalyptus, pines and other trees and to reduce ladder fuels and accumulated surface fuels on 1.9 acres in Sibley Regional Park.

The East Bay Regional Park District (“Park District”) Stewardship Department is soliciting proposals from environmental consulting firms to provide professional biological services related to environmental assessment, fuels management, and construction. The majority of these services will be used for activities conducted under the Park District’s Fuels Management Plan Area, encompassing fourteen East Bay hills and shoreline parks from Point Pinole Regional Shoreline to Anthony Chabot Regional Park.

The East Bay Regional Park District (Park District) is soliciting proposals from architecture consultants to provide building condition assessment and design for the Point Molate Winehaven Historic District property. The selected consultants will review existing data and reports; conduct building conditions assessment and analysis; develop recommendations and cost estimates for stabilization and protection of historic assets; and prepare construction documents for prioritized, urgent repairs. The selected consultant will have proven experience in building condition assessment and be fully qualified to perform the services requested by the Park District in this Request for Proposals (RFP).

The East Bay Regional Park District (District) is soliciting bids to provide modular workstation panels and office furniture for the PERALTA OAKS SOUTH 4TH FLOOR FURNITURE REPLACEMENT 2025 (REISSUE) project. Bid to include removal and disposal or relocation of twenty eight (28) existing workstation panels and office furniture: •Twenty two (22) cubicles including all partitions, desktops, and cabinets for recycling ordisposal •Six (6) 7’x7’ cubicles including all partitions, desktops, and cabinets to be relocated to andinstalled at the Richard C. Trudeau Training Center, located at 11500 Skyline Blvd, Oakland,CA.

The East Bay Regional Park District (“District”) is soliciting proposals from contractors to assist with the management and control of non-native, invasive feral pigs (Sus scrofa) throughout the District’s lands. The District manages over 126,000 acres distributed among 73 regional parks, recreation areas, shorelines, preserves, wilderness, and land bank areas within the two-county region of Contra Costa County and Alameda County, California (Attachment A). The contractor will survey for and assess the damage of feral pigs on District lands and engage in trapping, dispatching, and disposing of feral pigs, and reporting of all activities on a monthly basis. The contractor will be expected to collaborate and share experience and data with other agencies and wildlife researchers if requested. The contract will be for three years with an option to renew for an additional two years.

The District is seeking proposals from experienced, reputable, and qualified Licensed Timber Operators and/or Tree Service Contractors to selectively remove eucalyptus, pines and other trees and to reduce ladder fuels and accumulated surface fuels on 54 acres in Anthony Chabot Regional Park. The project is split into two tasks: Task 1 is the project area in the Anthony Chabot Campground area. Task 2 is the project area east of the Skyline Fuel Break on the west side of Grass Valley Creek. The projects have distinctly different terrain and access. Task 1 has scheduling restraints based on public campground closure and eagle nesting season. The project area includes sensitive habitats. During the entire project, the protection and preservation of environmentally sensitive areas is of high importance. The Contractor shall avoid adverse impacts to cultural resources, habitat and wildlife.