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The majority of the on-call services will be to support the Park District’s Routine Maintenance Program. The Park District conducts routine maintenance activities in streams, catch basins, springs, seeps, ponds, lakes, beaches, tidal marshes and shoreline levees throughout Alameda and Contra Costa County. Examples of typical routine maintenance activities include replacement or upgrade of culverts, construction of new head and tail walls, installation of energy dissipaters, installation and maintenance of stream ford crossings, vegetation and debris removal from streams, bank stabilization, installation and maintenance of clear span bridges, and routine dredging of silt basins and ponds. The Park District's program also includes habitat restoration and compensatory mitigation projects.

The East Bay Regional Park District operates in Alameda and Contra Costa County and comprises nearly 125,000 acres in 73 parks. The services provided under this on-call contract will allow the Park District to manage and preserve natural and cultural resources for all to enjoy now and into the future. The Park District is seeking support in a variety of areas, from restoration and remediation projects, to species health assessments and database setup. Firms may submit a proposal for a single specialty or propose technical services across a broad range of topics.

The East Bay Regional Park District (District) is soliciting proposals from Construction Management firms to provide professional services for the San Francisco Bay Trail at Point Molate project. The Scope of Services for Construction Management Services includes activities prior to award of a construction contract, contract administration, submittal review, material testing, source inspection, and project closeout.

The East Bay Regional Park District (District) is soliciting proposals and qualifications from tree service contractors who wish to be included on the District’s On-Call Fuels Management Specialty Contractor List. It is the District’s intent to enter into one-year, on-call contracts with four to six tree service contractors in order to call upon these contractors as needed for various wildland fuels management and tree removal services for several project areas in the East Bay Hills parks. Contractors on the list may be issued a task order(s) for individual projects during the one-year period. The District may issue task orders to each contractor not to exceed a total of $4,000,000 for all Contractors during the contract term, but is not obligated to issue task orders to any contractors. The one-year period for each Contractor begins on the date of the first issued notice to proceed. The District shall have the option for two consecutive one-year extensions with any of the contractors on the list.

The objective of this service is to provide engineering for improvements to the sewerage system to operate the Park safely and cost-effectively. After years of continuous use and deterioration, much of the sewerage system requires repair and replacement. A conceptual improvement plan developed by the Park District is enclosed with this RFP. A condition inspection report for most of the gravity lines will be provided later in an addenda when it becomes available. The condition inspection report will identify elements of the gravity sewerage system in need of repair or replacement. The conceptual plan identifies a potential new sewer line alignment to replace the comminutor and syphon line which currently crosses sensitive habitat.

The purpose of the project is to develop an updated and legally compliant Safety Program, including updated safety policies and training and a facilities inspection program, as well as an implementation plan for all aspects of the update. The project also includes providing on-call Cal/OSHA consulting services.