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October 14, 2014 Vol. 58, Issue #41
IN
Memoriam
We Remember
MBA Administrative Assistant
Kellie Buono
It is with a heavy heart that we post this news.
Kellie E. Buono soared to heaven peacefully on October 10, 2014 at the age
of 41 after a brave and swift fight against Melanoma.
Beloved wife of Ron Buono; devoted and loving mother to Caitlin Rose;
caring daughter of Mary and Kevin Eagleton; sweet sister to Eileen Eagleton,
Maureen Eagleton and DeeDee Peterson; adoring aunt to Christine Moreno,
Fiona Peterson, Riley Peterson and Kevin Peterson.
Kellie is an amazing soul. She enjoyed life, loved helping people and
constantly looked out for the wellbeing of family and friends. Kellie will be
greatly missed by all those blessed to have known her.
Friends may visit Tuesday October 14 at 4:30 Duggan’s Serra Mortuary
where a rosary will be held at 5pm. A funeral mass will be held on Wednesday at 11 at St. Cecilia Church, 2555 17th Ave, San Francisco. Following
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, join us at The Cliff House for one last toast.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to a memorial fund at Bank of
Marin #06120109. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sfgate/
obituary.aspx?n=kellie-buono&pid=172776560&fhid=2515#sthash.z4t6dbpZ.
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The MBA will be posting more information about how you can contribute to
Caitlin’s education in the days and weeks to come.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Kellie’s family.
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MEMBER NEWS
MBA Interests Represented at the State Capitol
Year End Report from Phil Vermeulen - MBA Legislative Advocate
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Legislature for the year 2014
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Fall 2014 MBA Quarterly Connection
Hosted by your MBA Board and Staff
 Make the most of your MBA Membership
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Tuesday, October 28th at the MBA Office
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5:00 – 5:30 pm 5:30 – 6:00 pm 6:00 - 6:30 pm -
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PROJECT OF
THE WEEK
IN THIS ISSUE
Notice Inviting Sealed Bids
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CITYWIDE TRAFFIC SIGNAL
LED RELAMPING PROJECT
VOL.58 ISSUE#41
In Memoriam: Kellie Buono ...............1
Due Monday, October 27, 2014 @ 10:00 AM
& BBQ ....................................................2
GO ALL IN! - Texas Hold’em Tournament
DON’T MISS OUT - MBA Fall 2014
Quarterly Connection .........................3
City of San Rafael Department of Public Works
Save the Date ....................................4
Bid Submission & Project Description:
The project consists of all the associate materials and work in the specifications,
Project of the Week
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including re-lamping, all vehicle indications (including indications of
Member News ................................4 & 6
Programmable Visibility Heads) with new LED in incandescent look and all
Capitol Connection
pedestrian indications with new countdown LED incandescent look.
.........................10
5 Things You Need to Know .................11
Each bid shall be in accordance with the specifications and other contract
Phil Vermeulen Update
documents now on file with the City Clerk, City Hall, San Rafael, California; and
SAFETY: Emergency Preparedness ....15
may be examined and copies may be obtained at the Department of Public
Works, 111 Morphew Street, P.O. Box 151560, San Rafael, CA 94901. Cost shall
Permits
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be Twenty-five Dollars ($25) per set, non-refundable. Cost of mailing sets shall be
Completions & Tax Liens
an additional Ten Dollar ($10) per set.
Project Bid Schedule
Prior to bidding, the Contractor shall possess a “Class C10” contractor’s license
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Classifieds ..........................................43
issued by the California CSLB
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MEMBER NEWS
HUDSON STREET DESIGN OF MARIN EXPANDS STAFF
Hudson Street Design of Marin announces new staffing. Rachael Dillbeck, an interior design student at SF State, is
assisting our designers in their day-to-day operations, including drafting, creating job quotes, and jobsite visits as a
kitchen and bath design intern. Melissa Simpson, Sales Representative, provides design assistance and product selection
for new construction jobs and home renovation projects. Erik Hansen, Sales Representative, with previous experience in
construction, is an excellent resource for local contractors, architects and designers.
Hudson Street Design of Marin, a division of HLC Inc., is the North Bay’s premier home design showroom offering inspiration, design
assistance and product selection for building, upgrading or remodeling projects. Hudson Street Design of Marin is located at 3773
Redwood Highway in San Rafael, 415-924-8300, www.hlc-inc.com.
NEW MBA Workers’ Compensation
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We are excited to announce that George Petersen Insurance Agency has developed a new workers’ compensation
& commmercial insurance program for the Marin Builders Association. With a 76-year history of insuring local
contractors, George Petersen Insurance Agency has the experience and expertise to protect your business.
By partnering with George Petersen Insurance Agency, you’ll receive preferred pricing on your workers’
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construction-industry professionals. With over 50 years of combined experience, George Petersen’s
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Support the MBA and protect your business by contacting one of our construction specialists today:
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2014-2015
MBA DIRECTORS & OFFICERS
President
Tyler Doherty - Cal-West Rentals, Inc.
Vice President
Tom Barr - Ghilotti Bros., Inc.
Chief Financial Officer
John Busick - Bob Kunst Painting
MBA MEMBER
SECRETARY
Clayton Fr aser - West Bay Builders
Past President
jim Schalich - Schalich Bros.
Construction
Chief Executive Officer
Rick Wells
Mendy Calegari - Marin Roto-Rooter
Oliver Dibble - Dibble & Company
Aimi Dutra - The Dutra Group
Dave Garbarino - Marin Sanitary Service, Inc
Jeff Grady - California Mortgage Advisors
Diane Henderson - DMH Land Use Planning
Dan McLennon - McLennon Law Corporation
Jeff Mertel - Mertel Carpets
Rob Scerri - Golden State Lumber
Dave Trahan - Patriot Mechanical
Michelle Whiteside - Whiteside Construction
John Zimmerman - Shamrock Materials
STAFF
Paula Krause - Office Manager
Barbara Jones - Membership Manager
415.472.3434
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CONSULTANTS
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Phil Vermeulen - Legislative Consultant
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North Bay NARI’s Technology Series Presents:
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When
November 4, 2014
5:30-8:30pm
5:30-6:15 pm Networking
6:15-8:30 pm Dinner and
Presentation
Location
Hudson Street Design
3773 Redwood Highway
San Rafael, CA
The Mobile Office
With the right technology, your office can be wherever you are!
Learn how to use the “Cloud” to run your office on the road with
this informative and lively presentation from Elijah German of
Microsoft.
After you attend this presentation, you will know:
• How to use OneDrive for business cloud solutions
• Basic navigation for Windows 8.1
• How to use OneNote application
Cost
$45 NARI members/
$55 non-members
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available at the door.
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by Thursday, October 30,
and receive a $5 discount.
Proper attire required.
North Bay NARI
PO Box 1313
Novato, CA 94948
Email
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Website
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About our speaker:
Elijah German, Microsoft’s business manager
for the North Bay, helps businesses align and
strategically utilize their current Windows
devices. He has worked in internet technology
for over ten years, including time at Restaurant.
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The Capitol Connection
Q&A for Contractors
By Shauna Krause, Capitol Services, Inc.
A ‘no way, no how’ gets us started on
license in Nevada. We are discussing forming
and now that’s obviously no longer the case,
this round of contractor “Q&A.” We find
a Joint Venture (JV) with them. Would that
you will need to obtain a Bond of Qualified
a short answer in a very long question for
require that our company obtain a license first
Individual and submit that to the CSLB with
a North Carolina contractor interested in
with a Qualifying Employee from our company,
an explanation that he is no longer a 10%
‘rolling the dice’ on a new venture in Nevada.
and then we apply for the JV license? Or
shareholder.
And, a license applicant shows us why you
can we just apply for a Joint Venture license
keep copies of all your paperwork…
with one licensed entity and one un-licensed
Q: We are in the process of obtaining
entity utilizing the other company’s qualifying
10” Sole Proprietorship license and I’m about
individual?
2 months deep in the process and I realized I
a contractor’s license in California. The
CSLB informed us that it might take 2 or 3
Q: I am in the process of obtaining a “C-
actually want to operate as an Limited Liability
A: Nevada does not require that both
Company (LLC) I understand that I can act
months to issue a license with the testing and
entities be licensed prior to obtaining a joint
as the Qualifier on both, providing that I own
fingerprinting requirements. Is there a way to
venture license.
at least 20% of the LLC, which I do. I plan to
piggyback off someone else’s license? We have
another company that we use as a subcontractor
apply under the LLC once the Sole Proprietor
Q: We recently restructured the company
license is issued. Will I need to re-certify my
here in Arizona that has a CA license and they
and the ownership now belongs 100% to our
experience again? I had to provide all kinds of
are willing to let us use it.
parent company. Nothing else changed, we still
documentation and I didn’t keep copies of any
have the same tax ID number, same officers,
of it.
A: We hear this question often and the
answer is plain and simply no, you cannot
etc. Do we need to notify the CSLB of the
ownership change?
A: No, you will not be required to
piggyback off someone else’s license. The
response we typically get is “well what if we…”
show your experience again. You will want
A: You are required to notify the CSLB of
to complete a waiver application and your
and the answer is still no. Whatever way you
any change to your license within 90 days of the
work experience as well as exams will not be
may think to work it, you cannot contract for, or
change. That includes things such as a name
required. And again, for everyone, always keep
perform construction work over $500 without
change, address change, personnel change,
copies of documents for future use!
having your own license. No way, no how!
new Worker’s Compensation insurance policy,
etc. If it’s strictly ownership that changed and
Q: We are a licensed North Carolina
everything else with the license remains the
contracting company and one of our customers
same, then you are not required to notify the
would like us to do a large project in Nevada.
CSLB. However, if prior to the ownership
We plan to subcontract the installation to a
transfer, your Responsible Managing Officer
company that currently has a contractor’s
(RMO) owned more than 10% of company,
While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers
is half the battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call
866-443-0657, email [email protected], or write us at Capitol
Services, Inc., 1225 8th St. Ste. 500, Sacramento, CA 95814.
Research past columns at www.cutredtape.com.
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BY CASEY MAZZONI
MARIN BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST
[email protected]
5 things
you need to know
LOCAL ASSEMBLY RACE UPDATE.
1 http://www.marinij.com/marinnews/ci_26682365/republican-challenger.
“Change will not
come if we wait
for some other
faces-long-odds-bid-unseat-incumbent
CHECK OUT WHO THE IJ IS ENDORSING.
2
http://www.marinij.com/opinion/ci_26674508/editorial-ijrecommends-rienks-bedard-and-whipple-marin
.
person or some
other time.
We are the ones
CHECK OUT NORTH BAY BUSINESS JOURNAL 2014 TOP
3
CONSTRUCTION FIRMS.
http://www.northbaybusinessjournal.com/100261/top-north-bay.
contractors-of-2014/
we’ve been
waiting for. We are
the change that
we seek.”
― Barack Obama
MONEY RACE HEATS UP IN KEY ASSEMBLY RACES.
4
http://www.latimes.com/local/political/la-me-pc-assemblycampaign-finance-20141007-story.html?track=rss
.
S.F. BUILDINGS GETTING SLAPPED WITH QUAKE-SAFETY
5
WARNINGS.
http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/SF-soft-story-buildings-not-in.
retrofit-program-5807153.php
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THANK GOD FOR ELECTION
YEARS! GOVERNOR VETOES
SB 792 (PADILLA)
presented by Phil Vermeulen, MBA Legislative Advocate
Also In This Update
in reading his veto message he did not deny
standards for corrosion prevention and worker
•
Jerry Brown’s Veto Rate is Actually
that using certified workers was wrong, but he
safety on public infrastructure projects is good
Quite Low (and What that Could Mean)
‘suggested’ a more politically sensitive way to
policy and procurement requirements should
Lawsuit Abuse Chases Jobs Out of
go about accomplishing what they so desire to
ensure that all workers are properly trained
California
do.
•
I am directing the Department of Industrial
In my Year-End Legislative Report I only
In case you’ve forgotten, SB 792 was a ‘gut and
reported on bills signed by the governor,
amend’ of AB 1415 (Perez) which would have
meaning that the MOST objectionable one, SB
required the use of only certified personnel to
792 (Padilla), was not discussed because it was
apply protective coatings and linings on steel
vetoed. Known as a ‘mushroom bill’ because
and concrete to prevent early deterioration
it grew in the dark unnoticed by most in the
due to corrosion and related environmental
wee hours of the last night of the session, the
contamination on all public works projects.
governor thankfully listened to the arguments
The sponsors were the International Union
of the opposition (including ours) and vetoed
of Painters and Allied Trades, along with the
the measure.
State Building Trades and other coating and
painting-related companies.
While there was absolutely no valid reason for
the governor to sign this measure, particularly
So, what did the governor say in his veto
since its genesis was at 2 AM in the morning in
message? Read on:
the closing moments of the legislative session,
the labor unions sponsoring this measure carry
GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE
considerable clout with him due to their strong
I am returning Senate Bill 792 without my
support of his campaign (past and present).
signature. This bill directs the Department
Thankfully, however, it is an election year
of Industrial Relations, in consultation with
and the governor was fully aware that Neil
Kashkari would have welcomed this ‘gift’ had
he signed it. I should also add, Jerry Brown 2.0
is a totally different ‘animal’ than Jerry Brown
1.0, meaning that despite who the sponsors
were, chances were likely that he never would
have signed it, but then again……….? So too,
and certified to do this critical work. Therefore
the Department of Toxic Substances Control,
to adopt regulations, on or before January
1, 2016, to establish performance standards
for corrosion prevention work on projects
designated as public works. Unfortunately,
the development of these standards is
Relations to incorporate industry accepted
standards for corrosion prevention training
into the appropriate apprenticeship programs.
I am also directing the department to work with
the Standards Board to assess the adequacy
of safety standards for workers engaged in
corrosion prevention work and make necessary
changes. ¦ Sincerely, Edmund G. Brown Jr.
Jerry Brown’s Veto Rate is Actually
Quite Low (and What that Could
Mean)
By Carson Bruno, Research Fellow, The
Hoover Institution
Speaking of governor’s vetoes:
September 30th was the deadline for Governor
Brown to sign or veto the 1,074 bills sent to
his desk by the legislature, officially ending
the 2013-2014 legislative session. And most of
them he signed; vetoing 13.3% of the bills.
But how does Jerry Brown 2.0’s veto rate
compare to past Governors and what does it
outside of the jurisdiction and expertise of
say about his “adult in the room” narrative and
these departments. Using industry accepted
“canoe” governing philosophy?
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Jerry Brown 2.0, on average, has vetoed 12.6%
George Deukmejian did. Reasons for this
public policy pass by him (evidence includes
of the bills sent to him (on average, 959 bills
could include: legislative gridlock, a more
the plastic bag ban) and on major reforms, from
are sent his way each year). When compared
active and successful gubernatorial legislative
the watering down of his pension reform plan
to his predecessors, Brown’s recent veto rate
affairs office preventing bills from getting to
to his last minute involvement in the water
appears lacking. Schwarzenegger, for example,
the Governor’s desk in the first place, or a more
bond negotiations, he hasn’t been a forceful
had an average annual veto rate of 26.4% (two
discerning legislature.
leader. All of this suggests he may be the adult,
times Brown’s rate), despite having more bills
but isn’t in the room.
pile up on his desk (1,066, on average, per
There’s little evidence that legislature has been
year). But wait, you’ll say; Schwarzenegger
getting more balanced and legislative gridlock
It does appear Brown 2.0 is attempting to
was a Republican, who had, at times, a frosty
has been the norm for years, so that can’t
adhere to his “canoe” philosophy as evident
relationship with the Golden Dome.
explain the downward trend in bills sent to the
by his signing of bills like AB 1897, which
Governor; so, let’s rule out those possibilities.
will hold businesses liable for the actions of
So, let’s go back further. Democratic Governor
Thus, if indeed, the Governor’s legislative
subcontractors (a major victory for labor)
Gray Davis vetoed, on average, 17.6% of the
affairs office has become both more active and
while vetoing bills like SB 25, which would
average 1,248 bills annually sent to him. And if
more successful that could explain Brown 2.0’s
have given wide ranging new powers to the
we remove 2003 (Davis’ veto rate fell to 6.0%
low veto rate. But this would also have to mean
Agriculture Labor Relations Board (a major
in 2003 from 18.4% in 2002, possibly related
that past gubernatorial legislative affairs offices
defeat for labor). But a cursory examination
to the recall election), the recalled Governor’s
were getting less active and/or less successful
suggests his canoe is still veering leftward.
rate jumps to an average of 19.4%. Going
and that Brown 2.0’s legislative affairs office
back further, Pete Wilson (16.7%) and George
suddenly achieved rock star status.
Deukmejian (15.5%) both have higher veto
rates than Governor Brown 2.0.
Often times in political and policy discourse,
people like to boil actions down to a single
But it isn’t like Brown’s predecessors were
number that is quantifiable. And in this case,
running ineffective offices. Deukmejian,
Brown 2.0 can’t compete with past Governors.
Brown 2.0 only exceeds two modern-era
Wilson, and Davis all had long histories in
But in a state like California, and more
Governors: Jerry Brown 1.0 (vetoing 4.6%
Sacramento and were skilled politicians.
specifically, a capital like Sacramento, a slight
of the 1,426 bills sent to him, on average)
Schwarzenegger was an outsider, but he
leftward steering might be the best alternative.
and Ronald Reagan (on average, annually
employed many capable people with resumes
And even though Schwarzenegger was prone
vetoing 6.3% of 1,666 bills). The trend here
filled with Sacramento experience (and many
to use his veto pen, his tenure proves that the
is undeniable. Between Brown 1.0 and
were Democrats, who presumably had contacts
quality of vetoes may be more important than
Brown 2.0, gubernatorial veto rates steadily
within the Democratic-led legislature). So, this
quantity.
increased with each administration. Indeed, no
theory doesn’t help explain Brown 2.0’s low
Governor had an average veto rate less than his
veto rate.
predecessor, until Jerry Brown 2.0.
This calls into question both Brown’s “adult in
But maybe more interesting is the steady
the room” narrative (i.e., he is the check on the
decline of bills making it to the Governor.
liberal legislature) and his “canoe” governing
Since Deukmejian, fewer bills, on average,
philosophy (i.e., paddle to the left, then to the
have landed on each Governor’s desk. Jerry
right to maintain balance). At an annual veto
Brown 2.0 has seen about half the volume
rate of just 13%, Brown is letting a lot of bad
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Lawsuit Abuse Chases Jobs Out of
California
a result, I was hit with a lawsuit claiming that
Now I understand why business leaders put so
I didn’t give the employee the appropriate
much focus on a region’s legal climate. More
By Joe Ramirez
number of breaks as required by law. I was
than regulations or taxes, lawsuit abuse can
CEO & Owner, Pacific National Security
astounded to be told by our lawyer that even
stop a successful business in its tracks, wasting
though a violation had not been committed, I
time and money that would be better spent
As many of you know, California Citizens
would actually spend less money if I settled the
running and expanding the business.
Against Lawsuit Abuse is recognizing Lawsuit
lawsuit rather than fighting it. With reluctance,
Abuse Awareness Week. Nearly every small
we settled the lawsuit – and the employee and
California is slowly recognizing that lawsuit
business owner I know has a horror story about
his lawyer received thousands of dollars.
abuse is hurting its businesses and slowing
job creation. But until California starts
lawsuit abuse. These lawsuits are much more
than a paperwork headache – they can force
I was fortunate that my business was barely
following the lead of other states and passing
small businesses to shut down and destroy jobs.
able to absorb this massive hit. Unfortunately,
common sense laws to reform its legal system,
there are many businesses in California that
investment – and the jobs that follow- will
My story is not unusual. I own a private
are forced to shut down when facing a lawsuit
continue to flow to other states.
security firm, and when a client cancelled and
such as this. In this way, lawsuit abuse takes an
moved to a national provider, I had to lay off
enormous toll on our economy, and contributes
one of my employees assigned to the account.
to the state’s difficulty creating jobs and
We could not place him back to work and as
lowering its high unemployment rate.
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SAFETY
Emergency Preparedness—Earthquakes
An earthquake is an abrupt ground movement
resulting from the earth shifting and breaking deep
underground. Earthquakes range from minor tremors
to violent shaking that can destroy an entire
neighborhood. In addition, earthquakes can trigger
other disasters such as fires, floods, landslides,
avalanches, or tsunamis. They occur at all times of
the year and are currently impossible to predict.
Earthquakes cause damage primarily by causing
objects to fall or fly through the air. The buildings
most prone to collapse are those with foundations:
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On landfills of loose, unconsolidated materials.
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On former waterways.
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On unstable soil.
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That are not reinforced and anchored to the ground.
Earthquake preparation:
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Assure that you understand your employer’s emergency action plans for
earthquakes. Prepare by understanding your role in the plan.
•
Stabilize objects in your workplace or living area that could fall.
– Make sure that shelves, mirrors, and pictures are securely attached to walls.
These heavy items should not be too close to beds or places where people sit.
– Brace overhead lights and top-heavy objects like cabinets.
– For items that cannot be attached to walls, ceilings, or floors, put heavier objects
on lower shelves. Put breakable items in low, latched cabinets.
•
Minimize fire risks.
– Make sure that electrical wiring and gas connections are not defective. If repairs
are needed, get professional help.
– Flexible pipes for gas and water are less likely to break.
– Gas appliances can be installed with an automatic shut-off valve triggered by
shaking.
– Store flammable products and poisons like weed killers in a closed, latched,
lower shelf.
Earthquake preparation (continued):
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Consider the stability of the structure.
– Make sure that the structure and foundations have been properly anchored.
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Emergency Preparedness—Earthquakes
– If you discover any structural defects like cracks in ceilings or foundations, get
professional advice.
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Prepare yourself.
– Develop an action plan for your home and workplace.
– Pick a spot in every room to be an earthquake shelter. This is preferably beneath
a sturdy table or against an inner wall.
– Have earthquake drills with your family and coworkers.
– Learn how to turn off the gas, water, and electricity.
– Consider learning first aid.
Earthquake response:
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The key steps to follow are:
1. Drop.
2. Cover.
3. Hold on.
Drop to the ground; seek cover beneath something sturdy like a desk or table, and
hold on to the protective structure until the earthquake ends.
•
While you want to reach a safe place to wait out the earthquake, limit your
movements to only a few steps.
•
If you are indoors:
– Drop, cover, and hold on.
– If you cannot find a table or desk to use for cover, crouch in the corner of an
inside wall and protect your face and head with your arms.
– Stay away from outside walls and doors. Avoid anything that can break or fall on
you, like glass or lighting fixtures.
– If you are in bed, stay there unless something might fall on you. Protect your
head with your pillow.
– Doorways usually are not sturdy enough to give good protection. Only use
doorways that are strong and load-bearing.
– Never use elevators.
– Be prepared for electrical failure or activation of the sprinkler system or fire
alarm.
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If you are outdoors:
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Emergency Preparedness—Earthquakes
– Stay outside until the shaking stops.
– Keep your distance from structures that
may fall, such as houses, street lights, or
electrical wires.
– The most dangerous areas are next to
buildings, because of falling walls and
breaking windows.
•
If you are in a vehicle:
– Stop safely but quickly. As with being outside, you do not want to be near tall
structures that may fall, like buildings or overpasses.
After the earthquake:
•
If you are trapped under debris:
– Under the wreckage there will be a dangerous amount of dust. To avoid inhaling
the dust, cover your mouth with cloth, such as an article of clothing or a
handkerchief, and avoid shouting for help.
– Stay calm and still, and do not move around, as this will kick up more dust.
– Do not light matches to see.
– To alert rescuers to your location, tap on a pipe or a wall or blow a whistle if you
have one. Shouting should only be a last resort.
•
Check for injuries to others. If someone is injured or seriously ill:
– Call emergency medical services (EMS).
– Provide first aid.
– If breathing or the heart has stopped, administer CPR if you have been trained.
If the victim has a pulse and is breathing, look for and treat other injuries to the
level of your first aid training.
•
Listen to the local radio and television stations for updated information and
instructions.
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Do not drive unless absolutely necessary.
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Stay away from downed power lines or broken gas lines.
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At your building, check for gas, water, or sewage breaks, downed electric lines, and
short circuits. Turn off appropriate utilities, and stay away from building damage and
potential problem areas, such as cracks in chimneys or foundations. Communicate
these kinds of issues to those responsible for dealing with them.
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Emergency Preparedness—Earthquakes
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SAFETY
Preparación para emergencias—Terremotos
Un terremoto es un movimiento abrupto del terreno
resultante del desplazamiento y la ruptura de la
tierra a gran profundidad subterránea. Los
terremotos oscilan entre temblores leves a
sacudidas violentas que pueden destruir un barrio
entero. Además, los terremotos pueden
desencadenar otros desastres tales como incendios,
inundaciones, deslizamientos de tierra, avalanchas
o tsunamis. Ocurren durante todo el año y en este
momento son imposibles de predecir.
Los terremotos causan daño principalmente al
causar que los objetos caigan o vuelen por el aire.
Los edificios más propensos a derrumbarse son los
que tienen bases:
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En los vertederos de materiales sueltos y no consolidados.
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En los canales anteriores.
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En tierra inestable.
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Que no están reforzadas y ancladas al suelo.
Preparación para un terremoto:
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Estabilice los objetos en su lugar de trabajo o vivienda que podrían caer.
– Asegúrese de que los estantes, espejos y fotos estén bien sujetos a las paredes.
Estos elementos pesados no deben estar demasiado cerca de las camas o
lugares donde la gente se sienta.
– Refuerce las luces y los objetos demasiado pesados en la parte superior tales
como armarios.
– Para los artículos que no se pueden conectar a las paredes, techos o suelos,
coloque los objetos más pesados en los estantes inferiores. Coloque los objetos
frágiles en armarios bajos y cerrados con pestillo.
•
Minimice los riesgos de incendio.
– Asegúrese de que el cableado eléctrico y las conexiones de gas no estén
defectuosos. Si las reparaciones son necesarias, busque ayuda profesional.
– Los tubos flexibles para gas y agua son menos propensos a romperse.
– Los aparatos de gas se pueden instalar con una válvula de cierre automático
activado por agitación.
– Almacene los productos inflamables y tóxicos tales como herbicidas en un
estante inferior, cerrado con pestillo.
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Preparación para emergencias—Terremotos
Preparación para un terremoto (continuación):
•
Considere la estabilidad de la estructura.
– Asegúrese de que la estructura y cimientos hayan sido correctamente anclados.
– Si descubre algún defecto estructural tales como grietas en techos o cimientos,
obtenga asesoramiento profesional.
•
Prepárese.
– Desarrolle un plan de acción para su hogar y lugar de trabajo.
– Escoja un lugar en todas las habitaciones como refugio de terremotos. Este es,
preferiblemente, por debajo de una mesa fuerte o contra una pared interior.
– Haga simulacros de terremotos con su familia y compañeros de trabajo.
– Aprenda cómo apagar el gas, el agua y la electricidad.
•
Considere la posibilidad de aprender primeros auxilios.
Respuesta a un terremoto:
•
Los principales pasos a seguir son los siguientes:
1. Tirarse.
2. Refugiarse.
3. Aferrarse.
Tírese al suelo, busque refugio debajo de algo fuerte, tal como un escritorio o una
mesa, y aférrese a la estructura de protección hasta que termine el terremoto.
•
Aunque quiere llegar a un lugar seguro para esperar hasta que termine el
terremoto, limite sus movimientos a unos pocos pasos.
•
Si está adentro:
– Tírese, busque refugio y aférrese.
– Si no puede encontrar una mesa o escritorio que se puede utilizar para la
cubierta, agáchese en una esquina de una pared interior y proteja su cara y la
cabeza con los brazos.
– Manténgase alejado de las paredes y las puertas exteriores. Evite cualquier cosa
que pueda romper o caer sobre usted, tales como el vidrio o las lámparas
– Si está en la cama, quédese ahí a menos que algo podría caer sobre usted.
Proteja su cabeza con la almohada.
– La mayoría de las puertas no son lo suficientemente fuertes para ofrecer la
protección adecuada. Utilice únicamente las puertas que son fuertes y de carga.
– Nunca use los ascensores.
– Esté preparado para una falla eléctrica o la activación del sistema de aspersión o
alarmas contra incendios.
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SAFETY
Preparación para emergencias—Terremotos
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Si se encuentra fuera:
– Manténgase fuera hasta que termine el
temblor.
– Manténgase alejado de las estructuras que
se puedan caer, tales como casas, farolas o
tendidos eléctricos.
– Las zonas más peligrosas están al lado de
los edificios, debido a la caída de muros y
ventanas rotas.
•
Si está en un vehículo:
– Deténgase de manera segura, pero rápidamente. Debido a que está afuera, no
quiere estar cerca de las estructuras altas que puedan caer, tales como edificios
o pasos elevados.
Después de un terremoto:
•
Si está atrapado bajo los escombros:
– Bajo los escombros, habrá una peligrosa cantidad de polvo. Para evitar inhalar el
polvo, cúbrase la boca con tela, tal como una prenda o un pañuelo, y evite gritar
para pedir ayuda.
– Mantenga la calma y quédese quieto. No se mueva, ya que esto levantará más
polvo.
– No encienda fósforos para ver.
– Para alertar a los rescatistas a su ubicación, toque en un tubo o una pared o
sople un silbato si tiene uno. Gritar sólo debe ser un último recurso.
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Revise por lesiones a otras personas. Si alguien está lesionado o gravemente
enfermo:
– Llame a los servicios médicos de emergencia (EMS por sus siglas en inglés).
– Proporcione primeros auxilios.
– Si la respiración o el corazón se ha detenido, administre RCP si ha sido
entrenado. Si la víctima tiene pulso y respira, busque y trate otras lesiones según
su nivel de capacitación en primeros auxilios.
•
Escuche los programas locales de radio o televisión para obtener información e
instrucciones actualizadas.
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No conduzca a menos que sea absolutamente necesario.
•
Manténgase alejado de cables eléctricos caídos o tuberías de gas rotas.
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En su edificio, revise en busca de roturas de gas, agua o alcantarillados, líneas
eléctricas caídas y cortocircuitos. Apague los servicios públicos apropiados y
manténgase alejado de los daños del edificio y áreas con problemas potenciales,
tales como grietas en las chimeneas o cimientos. Comunique este tipo de problemas
a los responsables de tratar con ellos.
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Preparación para emergencias—Terremotos
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que se detalla más arriba. Al firmar a continuación, cada participante reconoce haber
recibido dicha capacitación.
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Permit lists subject to change,
please check with Association.
PERMITS
COUNTY OF MARIN PERMITS ISSUED
Owner ContractorAddressParcel #
Construction
Archer Sandy
RENEWAL BY ANDERSEN
637 Idylberry Rd San Rafael 164-082-07 (58) Repl 4 Wndws
Monroe Russell R Jr & RENEWAL BY ANDERSEN
224 Oak Crest Rd San Anselmo 177-133-15 (58) Repl 4 Wndws
Edwards William A /Tr/ RENEWAL BY ANDERSEN
350 Pinewood Dr San Rafael 164-111-23 (58) Repl 4 Wndws
Coughtry Stephanie D /Tr/ARRUDA CONSTRUCTION INC. 312 San Francisco Blvd San Ans
177-182-12 (92,93,51,52,58) Carbone Alison E /Tr/ STADER CONSTRUCTION
75 Westwood Dr Kentfield
075-062-01 (21,22) Add Maste
Goettinger Ronald Etal WEDGE ROOFING, INC
77 Carson Rd Woodacre
172-202-13 (53) Reroof
Weaver Crickett N
OWNER/BUILDER
635 Drake Ave Sausalito
052-130-16 (58, 50, 52) Repl
Elliott John B &
SEL CONSTRUCTION
216 Richardson Dr Mill Valley 043-165-08 (60) 6.21kwdc Roo
Nishiguchi Nathan & Etal CASEMENT CONSTRUCTION` 82 Vista Del Sol Mill Valley 043-420-09 (20--1/3,12,13 ) Nishiguchi Nathan & Etal CASEMENT CONSTRUCTION` 82 Vista Del Sol Mill Valley 043-420-09 (11) Ret Wall Mc Clain Tim &
SUPERIOR ROOFING
2 Shell Ct Mill Valley
033-072-04 (53) Reroof
Lavin Jeanne M /Tr/ Etal ANGEL’S TILE AND MARBLE I
132 Mcallister Ave Kentfield 074-113-01 (23) Bath Remodel
Pathman Joel
CHARLES WINDOW AND DOOR 403 Wellesley Ct Mill Valley 050-043-67 (58) Replace 4 Wi
Perin Gregg A & Stevens CALIFORNIA ROOF SAVERS 5 Honeysuckle Ct San Rafael 164-582-08 (53) Tear-Off & R
Sequeira Steven W
LAZOR CONSTRUCTION
16 Manor Rd Greenbrae
070-141-14 (23) Bathroom Rem
Bettega David D /Tr/ & DE MELLO ROOFING
8 Rosebank Ave Kentfield
074-043-25 (53) Reroof
Stepansky Flora /Tr/ Etal KIBUK CONSTRUCTION
239 Greene St Mill Valley 051-221-22 (21,23,51) Addn; Marochnik Svetlana
SUN FIRST CONST
19 Starbuck Dr Sausalito
199-271-03 (60) 8kw Roof Mou
Paraiso Holdings Llc AMERICAN SOLAR CORPORATIO 3910 Paradise Dr Tiburon
039-022-16 (60) Rf Mtd P V S
Appleton, David Gary Tru OWNER/BUILDER
2 Ark Sausalito
980-000-92 (91) Replace Barg
Barker Stephen P &
SOLARCITY CORPORATION 220 Kent Ave Kentfield
074-073-20 (60) Rf Mtd P V S
Jones Spencer & Natalie MFLINT CONSTRUCTION
170 Almonte Blvd Mill Valley 051-096-04 (23, 59, 51, 52) Rubin Toby /Tr/ Etal S F G CONSTRUCTION CO 237 Princeton Ave Mill Valley 051-171-17 (23) Kitchen Remo
Arthur Thomas S /Tr/ Etal KEN COOPER ROOFING
275 Wilson Ave Novato
146-350-06 (53) Reroof
Linscott Marilyn M Tr TIM DALEY CONSTRUCTION SE 7 Pigeon Hollow Rd San Rafael 016-052-06 (23) Rmdl 2 Bas -
Crosby Carey S 2008 TrustCREATIVE BUILDERS
41 Lincoln Ave Stinson Beach 195-174-18 (23, 53, 56, 92) Kaiser Rolf W /Tr/ & Etal AMERICAN ROOFING COMPANY 115 Jamaica St Tiburon
038-222-04 (53) Tear Off & R
Bosch Andreas &
SUN FIRST CONST
55 Edward Ave San Rafael
180-362-15 (60) Rf Mtd P V Nattestad Anders &
SUN FIRST CONST
40 Corte De Sabla Greenbrae 070-211-01 (60) Rf Mtd P V S
Martin Eric L /Tr/ & Etal SOLARCRAFT SERVICES
371 Miller Creek Rd San Rafael
164-111-09 (60) Rf Mtd P V S
Casa Marinwood H O A FIDELITY ROOF CO
3 Pueblo Dr San Rafael
164-472-13 (53) Reroof
Bazyouros Sandra Revoc ALVARADO BROTHERS CONSTR 2050 Hatch Rd Novato
146-250-62 (23) Rmdl Kit - E
Value
$15,610
$24,611
$16,229
$20,000
$75,000
$17,500
$20,000
$27,000
$1,000,000
$40,000
$14,800
$12,500
$20,000
$13,500
$20,000
$26,435
$70,000
$44,000
$11,500
$150,000
$21,300
$40,000
$70,000
$36,393
$16,500
$75,000
$28,200
$23,000
$18,400
$23,364
$16,000
$15,000
COUNTY OF MARIN PERMITS RECEIVED
Address
2 Laurel Canyon Rd Nicasio
107 Loring Ave Mill Valley
185 Morning Sun Ave Mill Valley
60 Atherton Oaks Dr Novato
664 Amaranth Bl Mill Valley
664 Amaranth Bl Mill Valley
664 Amaranth Bl Mill Valley
25 Altamira Ave Kentfield
216 Richardson Dr Mill Valley
19 Starbuck Dr Sausalito
3910 Paradise Dr Tiburon
220 Kent Ave Kentfield
170 Almonte Blvd Mill Valley
237 Princeton Ave Mill Valley
7 Pigeon Hollow Rd San Rafael
55 Edward Ave San Rafael
40 Corte De Sabla Greenbrae
371 Miller Creek Rd San Rafael
2050 Hatch Rd Novato
Owner
Work
Anderson Jane A
(21, 12) Add New Guest House W
Schwarz-Jackson Family Trust Etal
(21,22,13,11) Addn;Rmdl 2nd Fl
Lyssyakevich Igor
(11, 13) Replace Driveway, Ret
Bova Leonora M
(13) Repl Deck
Palmer Drew & Leis
(11) Upper Ret Wall
Palmer Drew & Leis
(11) Lower Ret Wall
Palmer Drew & Leis
(20.6--1/3,11,12,13) New Modul
Keller Derek
(22,93) New Int Stair And New Elliott John B &
(60) 6.21kwdc Roof Mounted Pv Marochnik Svetlana
(60) 8kw Roof Mounted Photovol
Paraiso Holdings Llc
(60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 2.3 K W - Barker Stephen P &
(60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 9.69 K W -
Jones Spencer & Natalie M
(23, 59, 51, 52) Interior Remo
Rubin Toby /Tr/ Etal
(23) Kitchen Remodel - Express
Linscott Marilyn M Tr
(23) Rmdl 2 Bas - Express Bosch Andreas &
(60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 4.58 K W Nattestad Anders &
(60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 5.89 K W -
Martin Eric L /Tr/ & Etal
(60) Rf Mtd P V Sys 4.143 K W Bazyouros Sandra L Revoc Trust
(23) Rmdl Kit - Express
Value
$350,000
$311,860
$25,000
$28,000
$25,000
$25,000
$500,000
$25,000
$27,000
$44,000
$11,500
$21,300
$40,000
$70,000
$16,500
$23,000
$18,400
$23,364
$15,000
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PERMITS
CITY & TOWN PERMITS ISSUED
City/Town
Issue
Date
Owner
Contractor
Site Address
Type
Valuation
Corte Madera
10/7
Matza Alan
Bon Terra Landscape
33 Golden Hind Psge
Install
$36,000
Corte Madera
10/7
Holzberg Harris S /TR/ &
American Home Renewal, Inc.
24 Hawthorne Ln
Replace
$21,000
Corte Madera
10/8
The Macerich Company
Ice Builders Inc
1618 Redwood Hwy
Demo
$25,000
Corte Madera
10/8
Denney Bradford W &
Armstrong Installation SVC
438 Oakdale Ave
Tar & Gravel
$16,743
Corte Madera
10/9
Corte Madera Villave LLC
Valley Fire and Security Alarms
Inc.
1542 Redwood Hwy
Fire Alarm
$15,462
Charles Melin
Corte Madera
10/9
Griffiths John &
Corte Madera
10/9
Desin Michael S/TR/
Corte Madera
10/10
Silber Jordan and Margaret
Carlyle Construction
22 Seminole Ave
Remodel
$34,500
125 Willow Ave
Replace
$10,000
210 Morningside Dr
Demo
$440,000
San Rafael
10/1
Walker Gordon Iii /Tr/
Walker Gordon Iii /Tr/
189 Oak Dr
ALTER-SFD
$46,850
San Rafael
10/1
Sommer Vibeke C
W F Eggert Construction
103 Knollwood Dr
ALTER-SFD
$16,545
San Rafael
10/1
Joe & Julie Elwood
Hallroan & Powers Constructi
574 Tarragon Dr
ALTER-SFD
$43,000
408 Riviera Dr
ALTER-SFD
$68,500
Noah Oren & Padilla-N
96 Elena Cir
ALTER-SFD
$12,500
San Rafael
10/1
Saltmarsh Ronald D
San Rafael
10/1
Noah Oren & Padilla-N
San Rafael
10/1
Kyle Mark L &
Kyle Mark L &
25 Cottonwood Dr
ALTER-SFD
$40,000
San Rafael
10/1
Blackmon Steven C &
Bbc Construction Inc
1841 2Nd St
ALTER-SFD
$20,000
San Rafael
10/1
Les C Jacobson Llc
De Mello Roofing Inc
130 Linden Ln
ALTER-SFD
$26,485
San Rafael
10/2
Theodore Mcandrews
Theodore Mcandrews
4 Blossom Dr
ALTER-SFD
$54,390
San Rafael
10/3
Northgate Properties
Lovotti Inc
170 Northgate One
ALTER-COMMERCIAL
$40,000
Keelen,Michael
San Rafael
10/3
Keelen,Michael
San Rafael
10/3
Oliver Jennifer R 2011
San Rafael
10/3
Gaetani Charles V /Tr
Gaetani Charles V /Tr
4 Eye St
ALTER-SFD
$15,000
70 El Camino Ave
ALTER-SFD
$478,000
14 Silk Oak Cir
ALTER-SFD
$10,000
San Rafael
10/3
Harris Peter R /Tr/ &
County Construction Of Marin
155 Locust Ave
ALTER-SFD
$10,000
San Rafael
10/3
Kenney Kevin K
Cutting Edge Constru
28 Maywood Way
ALTER-SFD
$40,000
San Rafael
10/3
Pledger Family Trust
26 Convent Ct
ALTER-SFD
$20,000
San Rafael
10/3
Butler David L Tr &
5 Marinita Ave
ALTER-SFD
$20,000
San Rafael
10/4
Davidson Berenice &
Fries Construction
341 G St
ALTER-SFD
$20,000
San Rafael
10/4
Mashhoon Hamid R &
1295 2Nd St
ALTER-COMMERCIAL
$35,000
San Rafael
10/7
Riverstone Residential Group
33 San Pablo Ave
ALTER-APARTMENTS
$30,000
Javier Rice Construction
San Rafael
10/7
Lubka Laurence P Fam
Land Construction
75 Pleasant Ln
ALTER-SFD
$20,000
San Rafael
10/7
Giotta Adrienne E
De Mello Roofing Inc
1045 Lea Dr
ALTER-SFD
$12,300
San Rafael
10/7
Ghilotti Glen /Tr/ Etal
De Mello Roofing Inc
256 D St
ALTER-SFD
$11,340
San Rafael
10/7
Van Spyk John
Home Depot
55 Convent Ct
ALTER-SFD
$23,399
San Rafael
10/8
De Martini Robert J &
Ken Cooper Roofing
19 Tan Oak Cir
ALTER-SFD
$12,612
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TAX LIENS & COMPLETIONS
COMPLETIONS
Recording
Date
Grantors/Grantees
Grantees/Grantors
Title
Document
Number
10/10
BOCKMON WOODY ELECTRIC CO INC (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042039
10/10
BOESEL DAVID (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042010
10/10
BOESEL JENNIFER (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042010
10/9
CITY OF SAN RAFAEL (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0041918
10/11
DRAKES COVE VENTURES LLC (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042417
10/7
GHILOTTI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0041505
10/9
LARKSPUR LAND 8 OWNER LLC (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0041862
10/9
MAGGIORA & GHILOTTI INC (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0041918
10/7
MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0041505
10/11
MORELAND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042417
10/10
PLANT CONSTRUCTION LLP (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042040
10/10
ROSS VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042039
10/10
ROSS VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042040
10/9
SAN RAFAEL CITY (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0041918
10/10
SCHOOL DISTRICT ROSS VALLEY (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042039
10/10
SCHOOL DISTRICT ROSS VALLEY (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0042040
10/9
TNHC REALTY & CONSTRUCTION INC (I)
(none)
COMPLETION
2014-0041862
HOMESTEAD
Recording
Date
Grantors/Grantees
Grantees/Grantors
Title
Document
Number
10/7
EDWARDS PETER (I)
(none)
HOMESTEAD
2014-0041319
Recording
Date
Grantors/Grantees
Grantees/Grantors
Title
Document
Number
10/7
AT YOUR SERVICE (E)
FRANKLIN JEFFREY (O)
LIEN
2014-0041542
10/10
AUSTIN MASON (E)
HEHER ADAM (O)
LIEN
2014-0042038
LIENS
10/10
AUSTIN MASON (E)
HEHER TAMAZIN (O)
LIEN
2014-0042038
10/10
AUSTIN MASON ROCKWELL (E)
HEHER ADAM (O)
LIEN
2014-0042038
10/10
AUSTIN MASON ROCKWELL (E)
HEHER TAMAZIN (O)
LIEN
2014-0042038
10/7
BALLAS PAULETTE (E)
FRANKLIN JEFFREY (O)
LIEN
2014-0041542
10/8
BUCK INSTITUE FOR RESEARCH ON AGING (O)
RAIN FOR RENT (E)
LIEN
2014-0041644
10/8
BUCK INSTITUE FOR RESEARCH ON AGING (O)
WESTERN OILFIELDS SUPPLY
COMPANY (E)
LIEN
2014-0041644
10/11
COUNTY OF MARIN (E)
SCHAFFER ALAN (O)
LIEN
2014-0042434
10/11
COUNTY OF MARIN (E)
SCHAFFER ELIZABETH (O)
LIEN
2014-0042434
10/11
MARIN COUNTY (E)
SCHAFFER ALAN (O)
LIEN
2014-0042434
10/11
MARIN COUNTY (E)
SCHAFFER ELIZABETH (O)
LIEN
2014-0042434
10/8
RAIN FOR RENT (E)
BUCK INSTITUE FOR
RESEARCH ON AGING (O)
LIEN
2014-0041644
10/8
WESTERN OILFIELDS SUPPLY COMPANY (E)
BUCK INSTITUE FOR
RESEARCH ON AGING (O)
LIEN
2014-0041644
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TAX LIENS & COMPLETIONS
RELEASE OF LIENS
Recording
Date
Grantors/Grantees
Grantees/Grantors
Title
Document
Number
10/10
ASHCROFT ANDREW (E)
BELVEDERE CITY (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0042098
10/10
ASHCROFT ANDREW (E)
CITY OF BELVEDERE (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0042098
10/8
BODRERO COLE S (E)
MENDOCINO COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF CHILD
SUPPORT SERVICES (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0041761
10/8
GENANT HARRY KENETH /TR/ (E)
BLAZE FIREPLACES OF
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0041789
10/8
HARRY & GAIL GENANT REVOCABLE TRUST (E)
BLAZE FIREPLACES OF
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0041789
10/8
SARTER JOHN J (E)
SONOMA COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF CHILD
SUPPORT SERVICES (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0041578
10/10
SMITH ERICK /TR/ (E)
BELVEDERE CITY (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0042099
10/10
SMITH ERICK /TR/ (E)
CITY OF BELVEDERE (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0042099
10/7
TESSI RICHARD (E)
SCOTTS CONCRETE (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0041489
10/7
TESSI RICHARD (E)
CHRISTIAN NISSEN
LANDSCAPING INC (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0041490
10/10
WELLS MARGARET /TR/ (E)
BELVEDERE CITY (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0042099
10/10
WELLS MARGARET /TR/ (E)
CITY OF BELVEDERE (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0042099
10/10
ZOLFAGHARI AFSANEH (E)
BELVEDERE CITY (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0042098
10/10
ZOLFAGHARI AFSANEH (E)
CITY OF BELVEDERE (O)
RELEASE OF LIEN
2014-0042098
Grantors/Grantees
Grantees/Grantors
Title
Document
Number
TAX LIENS
Recording
Date
10/7
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
GAULKE TERRY ANN (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041406
10/7
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
ODETTO TERRY G (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041406
10/7
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
MC LEAN SEAN A (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041407
10/7
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
ODISEOS CHRISTINA (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041408
10/7
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
WISEMAN JACK P (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041409
10/7
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
FARAJ NABIL (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041410
10/7
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
MERRIWEATHER ALMA M (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041411
10/8
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
URETHANE ENGINEERING (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041730
10/8
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
CANINE COVE INC (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041760
10/10
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
ORLOFF JOEL F (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0042133
10/10
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
BETHS FINE DESSERTS LLC
(O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0042156
10/10
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
GEORGIS SHAVON M (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0042169
10/10
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
AGUIRRE ANTONIO (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0042170
10/11
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
RUTH VALERIE (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0042345
10/11
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
SOLSTICE CONSULTING
GROUP LLC (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0042350
10/11
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD (E)
C & R HOLDINGS GROUP LLC
(O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0042351
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
YUDICE REBECCA C (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041371
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TAX LIENS & COMPLETIONS
TAX LIENS
Recording
Date
Grantors/Grantees
Grantees/Grantors
Title
Document
Number
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
MC KENNA SHARON C (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041372
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
RACKERBY JOHN C (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041373
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
HICKS JEFFERY (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041374
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
GUE ROBYNE A (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041375
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
BRENNEIS JOHN L (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041376
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
ONTIVEROS DESIRE (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041377
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
SADLER COBB H (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041378
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
AURIENE FIORE J (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041379
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
BROWN CYNTHIA (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041380
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
GOLDMAN MARCIA S (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041381
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
TIMMONS SEAN A (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041382
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
SMITH BRIAN (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041383
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
SMITH LISA (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041383
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
CANINE COVE INC (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041384
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
SHAW SECURITY
MANAGEMENT (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041385
10/7
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
TONNERRE OLIVIER (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041386
10/8
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
KLEIN MICHAEL S (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041686
10/8
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
KLEIN ROXANNE S (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041686
10/8
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
BLANCHARD ROSS (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041687
10/8
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
WALSH DANIEL P (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041688
10/8
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
WALSH JUNI E (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041688
10/8
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (E)
MENDEZ GUSTAVO A (O)
TAX LIEN
2014-0041689
YOUR AD
HERE!
For current rates and information contact Paula at
415.462.1220 or [email protected]
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ReadyMarin.org
Training and education to keep you and your family safe,
warm, and fed in the event of a disaster
In the event of an emergency, our first responders will be overwhelmed. It is
critical for citizens to be prepared to take care of themselves, their neighbors,
and their community for at least 3 days, and preferably 5-7.
ReadyMarin.org is Marin County’s website for information on emergency preparedness, whether you are just
learning or an experienced emergency volunteer. Our mission is to provide guidance, training and resources
to keep you and your family safe during an emergency, whether it requires you to evacuate or shelter in place.
You will find information and links to resources, checklists, and training opportunities. Let’s get prepared.
Plan & Prepare
Learn what supplies you should store at home, work, and in your car to take care of yourself and your family
for 5-7 days. Download our checklists and get started.
ReadyPets
Your pets depend on you to be prepared to help them in an emergency. Whether you are staying in your
home or leaving, a little planning will go a long way.
ReadyKids
Tips for preparing you and your children in a disaster. Kits, games, contact information cards. We have the
resources you need.
Get Ready Training
Get Ready is a county-sponsored 2-hour training, facilitated by our local Fire Departments and community
volunteers, that will provide you with an overview of how to prepare your family and home.
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
For those of you who wish to step beyond preparing your home and reach out to help your community in an
emergency, train to be a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) member.
Resources
We have listed great resources and links to help you prepare to whatever level you wish.
www.readymarin.org
This project is supported by US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) FY2011 Homeland Security Grant #97-067 awarded by the State of
California Office of Homeland Security (Cal OES). The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are
those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of DHS.
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Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
Caliber Collision Center Project
Sacramento
ONLINE
Plan Issuer
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
Contra Costa Canal Trail Slurry Seal
Pleasant Hill
E830B
10/9/2014
03:00 PM
Multi-Use Building Computer Lab
San Francisco
E832B/007C
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-Design-Build Albany Public Works Service
Center Project
Albany
ONLINE
10/9/2014
12:00 PM
HVAC Maintenance & Repair
Martinez
ONLINE
Contra Costa, County of
10/9/2014
03:00 PM
7629-Traffic Signal Modification at Cherry Avenue
and Hillsdale Avenue
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/9/2014
02:30 PM
Menlo Park Highway Lighting Series Lighting
Conversion Project
Redwood City
ONLINE
San Mateo, County of
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
SFO-Construction Manager/General Contractor
Services for Temporary Boarding Area B and
Security Screening Checkpoint Project
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco International
Airport
10/9/2014
01:00 PM
RFQ-Public Works Repair and Replacement
Services
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City of
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
Law & Justice Fire Alarm Replacement
Fairfield
ONLINE
Solano, County Of
Cotati, City of
City College of San Francisco
10/9/2014
03:00 PM
2014 Pavement Maintenance Project
Cotati
ONLINE
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
Patterson High School CTE Building
Patterson
ONLINE
10/9/2014
03:00 PM
Repair to Damaged Solar Panel Canopy System in
Parking Lot # 2
Los Altos
ONLINE
Foothill-De Anza Community
College District
10/9/2014
03:00 PM
7095-Electra Way Area Cast Iron Pipe
Replacement
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/9/2014
9:00 AM
2013/2014 and 2014/2015 Sanitary Sewer
Rehabilitation Project
Emeryville
ONLINE
Emeryville, City of
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
2014-On-Call Large Diameter Sewer Repair
Services (Rebid)
Stockton
ONLINE
Stockton, City of
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
Noble Gulch Trunkline Relocation Project
Capitola
Online
Santa Cruz, County of
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
Dual Feed Conduit Installation
Stockton
ONLINE
Stockton, City of
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
TCU HVAC Maintenance
San Andreas
ONLINE
Department of Forestry and Fire
Protection
10/9/2014
10:00 AM
Winona Maintenance Relocation Project
North
Highlands
ONLINE
Twin River Unified School Dist
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
Paint Watt//I-80 Light Rail Station and Watt Avenue
Bus Stop
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento Regional Transit
District
10/9/2014
02:30 PM
ON-Call Specialty Services:Plumbing & Drain
Clearing Services
Stanislaus
County
ONLINE
Stanislaus, County of
10/9/2014
03:30 PM
Napa River Rutherford Restoration Project,
Reaches 5, 6, 7 & 9 Re-Vegetation Contract
Oakville
ONLINE
Napa, County of
10/9/2014
7:00 AM
RFP for Holiday Lighting and Decoration
Installation
Roseville
Online Onl
Roseville, City of
10/9/2014
02:00 PM
Parking Lot Paving Repair Dept of Education
Diagnostic Center
Fremont
ONLINE
Department of General Services
10/10/2014
02:00 PM
Haas Pavilion Scoreboard and Sound System
Modernization General Contractor Prequalification
Berkeley
ONLINE
Berkeley, UC
10/10/2014
03:00 PM
Ocean Avenue Campus Entrance Door & Hardware San Francisco
Replacement
019C/R036
City College of San Francisco
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Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
10/10/2014
05:00 PM
RFP-Safe Routes 2 School Improvements on
American Eagle between Peregrine and State
Highway 33
Patterson
ONLINE
Patterson, City of
10/10/2014
04:00 PM
Woodland Fairfield Inn and Suites Building
Package
Woodland
ONLINE
10/10/2014
02:00 PM
Janitorial Services for Stockton Metropolitan Airport
Stockton
ONLINE
San Joaquin, County of
10/10/2014
10:00 AM
RFP-Ohlone Elementary School-Tower Dry Rot
Repair and Concrete Improvements
Watsonville
ONLINE
Pajaro Valley Unified School
District
10/10/2014
05:00 PM
RFP-Engineering Services for Design of Crystal
Springs Avenue Sewer & Water Replacement
Project
San Bruno
ONLINE
San Bruno, City of
10/10/2014
10:00 AM
RFP-Turnkey Services for City of San Bruno
Streetlight Conversion to Led
San Bruno
ONLINE
San Bruno, City of
10/10/2014
02:00 PM
Physical Needs Assessment, Sartini Manor
San Joaquin
County
ONLINE
San Joaquin Housing Authority
10/10/2014
02:00 PM
Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Relocation San Francisco
Consultant
ONLINE
San Francisco Housing Authority
10/10/2014
02:00 PM
Cornerstone Family Housing (No GC Openings)
San Leandro
ONLINE
10/10/2014
02:30 PM
Channel Piling and Navigation Light Installation
Project
San Mateo
ONLINE
San Mateo, County of
10/10/2014
11:00 AM
Supply & Installation of Various Generators
(Natural Gas & Diesel)
Visalia
ONLINE
Visalia, City Of
10/10/2014
05:00 PM
RFP-Engineering Services for Design Spyglass
Pump Station Rehabilitation
San Bruno
ONLINE
San Bruno, City of
10/10/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Central County Complete Streets
Implementation
Alameda
ONLINE
Alameda County Transportation
Commission
10/13/2014
02:30 PM
Electronic Access Control System at Tenth Street
Place
Modesto
ONLINE
Stanislaus, County of
10/13/2014
02:00 PM
RFQ-San Leandro Transit Center-Construction
Management
San Leandro
ONLINE
AC Transit District
10/13/2014
02:00 PM
Mission Bay Block 7 West (Related) Design-Build
Fire Sprinkler
San Francisco
ONLINE
10/13/2014
10:00 AM
Larkin Street Youth Services Project
San Francisco
ONLINE
10/13/2014
04:00 PM
RFP-Main Street Neighborhood Specific Plan for
Alameda Point
Alameda
ONLINE
Alameda, County of
10/13/2014
02:00 PM
Diablo Vista Water System Manifold Improvement
Project
Pleasant Hill
ONLINE
Pleasant Hill, City of
10/13/2014
02:00 PM
Comprehensive Wastewater Master Plan Near
Term Improvements - Sewer Year 1 Improvements
Rodeo
ONLINE
Rodeo Sanitary District
10/13/2014
02:00 PM
RFQ-San Leandro Transit Center-Construction
Management-A & E Design
San Leandro
ONLINE
AC Transit District
10/13/2014
02:00 PM
Newport South Water Meter Project
West
Sacramento
ONLINE
West Sacramento, City of
10/14/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Surveying Services for GMR 22/23 and SSR
27/28 Design
Palo Alto
ONLINE
Palo Alto, City of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Belle Haven Pool Variable Frequency Drive
Upgrades
Menlo Park
ONLINE
Menlo Park, City of
10/14/2014
10:00 AM
Fitness Evolution-Rancho Cordova
Rancho
Cordova
ONLINE
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please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
North Bay Regional Water Treatment Plant Filter
Influent and Waste Gate Valve Replacement
Fairfield
ONLINE
Fairfield, City Of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Holiday Tree Lights Repairs and Maintenance
Danville
ONLINE
Danville, Town of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
RFP for HVAC Maintenance and Repairs 2014
Vallejo
ONLINE
Vallejo Sanitation and Flood
Control District
10/14/2014
05:00 PM
RFP-Professional Architectural Services for the
Senior Center ADA Renovation Project
Albany
ONLINE
Albany, City of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-Landscape Maintenance Services LL-2 Zone
38
Rodeo
ONLINE
Contra Costa, County of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
RFP - Project Management Support Services for
The Airport Hotel Program
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco International
Airport
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Ryno Park Improvement
Ceres
ONLINE
Ceres, City Of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
LED Streetlight Retrofit Phase III
Novato
ONLINE
Novato, City Of
10/14/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Palo Alto Landfill Groundwater, Leachate,
Landfill Gas and Storm Water Environmental
Monitoring and Colnsulting Services
Palo Alto
ONLINE
Palo Alto, City of
10/14/2014
10:00 AM
FFIP Ross Sausalito Pipeline Replacement
Sausalito
ONLINE
Marin Municipal Water District
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Coral St. and Fountain Ave. Pump Stations
Wet Well and Castroville Pump Station Vault
Rehabilitation
Marina
ONLINE
Monterey Regional Water
Pollution Control
10/14/2014
03:00 PM
Roseville Historic Old Town Lighting Upgrade
Roseville
ONLINE
Roseville, City of
10/14/2014
03:00 PM
RFQ-Anthracite Cole for Dual Media Filters
1.2-.14mm<1.5uc
Palo Alto
ONLINE
Palo Alto, City of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Replacement of Media in Filter #3
Fairfield
ONLINE
Fairfield, City Of
10/14/2014
10:00 AM
Fitness Evolution-San Jose
San Jose
ONLINE
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Well & Pump Maintenance & Repair @ Grizzly
Island Wildlife Area Complex-Rebid
Suisun City
ONLINE
California Department of Fish &
Wildlife
10/14/2014
03:00 PM
Coast Casey Storm Water Pump Station Access
Manhole Installation
Mountain View
ONLINE
Mountain View, city of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-Bi-Annual Maintenance of Underwater
Structures and Equipment at Lake Merritt Pump
Station
Oakland
ONLINE
Alameda, County of
10/14/2014
10:00 AM
Fitness Evolution-Sacramento
Sacramento
ONLINE
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Maintenance and Emergency Equipment Storage
Structure
Pittsburg
ONLINE
Delta Diablo Sanitation District
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Portable Water Storage Tank Cleaning Services at
Deuel Vocational Institution
Tracy
ONLINE
State of California
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Expansion Joints Installation Central Plant Building
Sacramento
ONLINE
Department of General Services
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
City Hall Annex HVAC Equipment Replacement
Santa Rosa
ONLINE
Santa Rosa, City of
10/14/2014
02:00 PM
Burgess Aquatic Center Lap and Instructional
Pools Variable Frequency Drive Upgrades
Menlo Park
ONLINE
Menlo Park, City of
10/15/2014
10:00 AM
See’s Candy-Salinas
Salinas
ONLINE
Marco Contractors
10/15/2014
02:00 PM
TG15.2-Facade Access Equipment (Window
Washing Equipment)
San Francisco
ONLINE
10/15/2014
02:00 PM
Bertolini Student Center Restoration Project
(Prequalified Contractors Only)
Santa Rosa
ONLINE
Santa Rosa Junior College
10/15/2014
02:30 PM
Landscaping and Tree Maintenance Various
Locations Contract - 1
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, City & County of
Marin Builders Association ◆ WEEKLY BULLETIN ◆ Page 34
www.marinba.org ◆ [email protected]
Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
10/15/2014
02:00 PM
Office Management Services for VTA Facilities
San Jose
E822B
Santa Clara Valley Transportation
Authority
10/15/2014
04:00 PM
RFQ-Architectural Services for Moffitt Library 4th
and 5th Floor Renovations
Berkeley
ONLINE
Berkeley, UC
10/15/2014
02:30 PM
Pavement Renovation, Sewer Replacement &
WaterMain Installation - Height Street & Hayes
Street
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, City & County of
10/15/2014
02:00 PM
Harbor Freight Tools Retail Store (No GC
Openings)
Citrus Heights
ONLINE
Marco Contractors
10/15/2014
11:00 AM
Shop and Admin Building Remodel 2014
San Rafael*
E838B/062C
10/15/2014
01:30 PM
RFQ-Reverse Osmosis Membrane Elements-ON
HOLD
Richmond
ONLINE
East Bay Municipal Utility District
10/15/2014
02:00 PM
Francisco Drive Right-Turn Pocket
El Dorado Hills
Online Onl
El Dorado, County of
10/15/2014
01:30 PM
Adeline Maintenance Center Complex Fire Alarm
System Upgrade
Oakland
E829B/009C
East Bay Municipal Utility District
10/15/2014
10:00 AM
Dollar Tree Store
Santa Rosa
ONLINE
10/15/2014
11:00 AM
Aluminum Chlorohydate Chemical Supply Contract
2015-2016
Lodi
ONLINE
Lodi, City of
10/15/2014
03:00 PM
Recreation Park Solar Project
Auburn
ONLINE
Auburn Area Recreation & Park
Dist
10/15/2014
02:30 PM
RFQ-As-Needed Civil Engineering Services 2014
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, City & County of
10/15/2014
02:30 PM
Aptos Pump Station Project
Soquel
ONLINE
Soquel Creek Water District
Hillsborough, Town of
10/15/2014
02:00 PM
Skyline Boulevard Pavement Repair-Informal Bid
Burlingame
ONLINE
10/15/2014
02:00 PM
Sprouts Farmers Market-San Rafael
San Rafael
ONLINE
10/15/2014
02:00 PM
Mills Way Building Improvement (Lease-Leaseback Redwood City
Project
ONLINE
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-HVAC Upgrades
ONLINE
Atwater/Winton
Housing Authority of the County
of Merced
10/16/2014
03:00 PM
Technology - Cyber Security Assessment Project
Stockton
ONLINE
Port of Stockton
10/16/2014
03:00 PM
6915-Ryegate Court and Scottsville Court Sanitary
Sewer
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
Boarding Area ‘G’ 400 Hertz System Infrastructure
Improvements
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco International
Airport
10/16/2014
03:00 PM
7645-Miscellaneous Sanitary Sewer Repairs FY
2014-2015 (Package II)
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/16/2014
10:00 AM
Concord Boulevard Paving and Striping (From
Sixth Street to Farm Bureau Road)
Concord
ONLINE
Concord, City of
10/16/2014
04:30 PM
Generator and Diesel Fuel System Testing,
Maintenance and Repair
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco International
Airport
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
Water Treatment Plant PLC Replacement Project
Benicia
ONLINE
Benicia, City Of
10/16/2014
05:00 PM
Pool Maintenance
Petaluma
ONLINE
Coast Guard Island
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
Unity Art and The Gladys Williamson Memorial
Fremont
ONLINE
Fremont, City of
10/16/2014
10:00 AM
Bartholomew Sports Park Metal Maintenance
Building
Elk Grove
ONLINE
Cosumnes Community Services
District
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-Mangement Services for the Operation of OffStreet Downtown Parking Facilities and Metered
On-Street Parking Spaces
Stockton
ONLINE
Stockton, City of
Marin Builders Association ◆ WEEKLY BULLETIN ◆ Page 35
www.marinba.org ◆ [email protected]
Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
10/16/2014
01:00 PM
Hazardous and Universal Waste Removal and
Disposal Services
Various Cities
ONLINE
State of California
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
Foothill Horizons Shower and Restroom Upgrade
Sonora
ONLINE
Timothy P. Huff & Associates, Inc
10/16/2014
03:00 PM
7749-Fire Station No. 16 Repiping, Restroom and
Kitchen Renovation
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
Communications/Resident Engagement Consultant
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco Housing Authority
10/16/2014
03:00 PM
Waste Water Treatment Plant Decommissioning,
Grading & Asbestos Pipe Removal (Lincoln WWTP
Lincoln
ONLINE
Lincoln, City of
10/16/2014
03:00 PM
Traffic Signal and Electrical Maintenance Services
(3 Years)
Dixon
ONLINE
Dixon, city of
Berkeley, UC
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
College of Chemistry 1st Riser
Berkeley
ONLINE
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
Keyes Union School District Admin Building
Hughson
ONLINE
10/16/2014
02:00 PM
Foothill College Modernization Project 121-Library
and Learning Center Renovation (LeaseLeaseback Project)
Los Altos Hills
ONLINE
10/16/2014
01:00 PM
MOT Restrooms Remodel at Operations Center
Cupertino
ONLINE
10/17/2014
05:00 PM
RFP-2015-2020 Comprehensive Economic
Development Plan
Danville
ONLINE
Danville, Town of
10/17/2014
02:00 PM
San Francisco Roadway Bridges Replacement
Project
San Francisco
008C
Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers
Board
10/17/2014
02:00 PM
Solano Credit Union (No GC Openings)
Vacaville
ONLINE
Tri-North Builders
10/17/2014
04:00 PM
RFP-Design Engineering Services for the Walnut
Grove Road Bridge (29C-131) Replacement
Project
San Joaquin
County
ONLINE
San Joaquin, County of
10/17/2014
02:00 PM
Diablo Homes 2014 Water Assembly Analysis and
Site Repair Designs
Tracy
ONLINE
San Joaquin Housing Authority
10/17/2014
03:00 PM
Uninterruptible Power Supply for Randall Bold
Water Treatment Plant
Oakley
ONLINE
Contra Costa Water District
10/17/2014
02:00 PM
Ventureland Cafe/Deli
Stockton
ONLINE
10/17/2014
02:00 PM
Arnold Drive Tree Maintenance
Eldridge
ONLINE
10/17/2014
02:00 PM
Ford Lincoln Fairfield
Fairfield
ONLINE
Sonoma Development Center
10/17/2014
11:00 AM
Public Health Window Treatment Installation
Sonora
ONLINE
Tuolumne, County of
10/20/2014
10:00 AM
Interim Fire Alarm System
Fremont
ONLINE
Ohlone Community College
District
10/20/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-Asebstos Hazard Emergency Response Act
(AHERA) Triennial Inspection and Management
Plan Development
Watsonville
ONLINE
Pajaro Valley Unified School
District
10/20/2014
02:00 PM
Elevator Maintenance Services
Hollister
ONLINE
San Benito, County of
10/20/2014
02:00 PM
Laguna Treatment Plant Belt Press Building
ReRoof and HVAC Improvements
Santa Rosa
ONLINE
Santa Rosa, City of
10/20/2014
01:00 PM
Camp Berryessa Improvement Project
Napa
ONLINE
Napa County Regional Park &
Open Space District
10/21/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Boranda Lake Aquatic Vegetation Removal
Palo Alto
ONLINE
Palo Alto, City of
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation - Hearst Avenue from Berkeley
Bonita Avenue to Shattuck Avenue
ONLINE
Berkeley, City of Public Works
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
Swing Space - Music Department
Fremont
ONLINE
Ohlone Community College
District
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
Landscape Maintenance District No. 15 Goldridge
Fairfield
ONLINE
Fairfield, City Of
Marin Builders Association ◆ WEEKLY BULLETIN ◆ Page 36
www.marinba.org ◆ [email protected]
Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
TG16.9 Prefabricated Buildings
San Francisco
ONLINE
Plan Issuer
10/21/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-El Dorado Hills WWTP Odor Control Design
Professional Services
El Dorado Hills
ONLINE
El Dorado Irrigation District
10/21/2014
02:30 PM
Coyote Point Maina Fuel Dock Improvements
San Mateo
ONLINE
San Mateo, County of
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
2014/15 Pavement Rehabilitation Project
Danville
ONLINE
Danville, Town of
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
2014 Pavement Rehabilitation Project
Fremont
ONLINE
Fremont, City of
10/21/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Turf Convesions & On-Call General Site
Construction Services
Roseville
ONLINE
Roseville, City of
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
Carpet Replacement at Pacific Station
Santa Cruz
ONLINE
Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit
District
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
TG07.8 Expansion Joints
San Francisco
ONLINE
10/21/2014
03:00 PM
Marine Mammal Pools Renovation Phase 1
Santa Cruz
ONLINE
Santa Cruz, UC
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation - Martin Luther King
Jr. Way, Fifth Street, Cedar Street
Berkeley
ONLINE
Berkeley, City of Public Works
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
McCarthy Blvd. Lighting and Landscape
Improvements Phase 1
Milpitas
014C
Milpitas, city of
10/21/2014
11:00 AM
Well 8 Emergency Power Project
Watsonville
ONLINE
Watsonville, city of
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
Refurbish Breakroom
Oakland
ONLINE
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid
Transit District
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
Student Recreation Center South Window Remodel Rohnert Park
ONLINE
Sonoma State University
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
RFQ-Sustaining Construction Management
Services
Bay Area Cities
ONLINE
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
10/21/2014
02:00 PM
Repair Asphalt Concrete Paving at Hangar 510 at
the Marina Municipal Airport
Marina
ONLINE
Marina, city of
10/22/2014
10:00 AM
Sunrise Blvd Sidewalk Improvements
Rancho
Cordova
ONLINE
Rancho Cordova, City Of
10/22/2014
04:00 PM
RFP-Landscape Architecture Consultant
Candlestick Point-Hunters Point Shipyard Phase 2
San Francisco
ONLINE
Lennar Urban
10/22/2014
03:00 PM
Handicap Ramp Improvements 2014
Lodi
ONLINE
Ripon, city of
10/22/2014
02:00 PM
Pete Miller Road Bridge at Delta Mendota Canal
Stanislaus
County
ONLINE
Stanislaus, County of
10/22/2014
03:00 PM
Aldea Housing Gutter Replacement
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, UC
10/22/2014
10:00 AM
Exterior Handrailing Replacement Multiple School
Sites
Hayward/San
Lorenzo
Pending
San Lorenzo Unified School Dist
10/22/2014
02:00 PM
Furnishing Maintenance and On-Call Service
for Various Elevators, Escalators and Moving
Walkways at Port of Oakland Facilities
Oakland
ONLINE
Port of Oakland
10/22/2014
02:00 PM
HVAC Duct Cleaning at the Corte Madera DMV
Field Office-Rebid
Corte Madera
ONLINE
Department of Motor Vehicles
10/22/2014
02:00 PM
Buchanan Park Apartments
San Francisco
T001
10/22/2014
02:00 PM
Fire Station Improvements
Emeryville
ONLINE
Emeryville, City of
10/22/2014
05:00 PM
Relocate and Construct CSA Auxiliary Boiler
System
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento Municipal Utility
District
10/22/2014
02:00 PM
Groundwater Well Rehabilitation Ph 3
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento, City Of
10/22/2014
03:30 PM
Sonora Elementary School Building F
Reconstruction Increment 2
Sonora
ONLINE
California Design West Architects
10/22/2014
02:30 PM
Various Locations Pavement Renovation No. 17
Sewer Replacement and Watermain Installation
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, City & County of
Marin Builders Association ◆ WEEKLY BULLETIN ◆ Page 37
www.marinba.org ◆ [email protected]
Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
10/22/2014
11:00 AM
RFQ-District-Wide Security Safety Maintenance
and Training Project
Oakland
ONLINE
Peralta Community College
District
10/22/2014
12:00 PM
RFP-As-Needed Electrical Testing and Engineering
Services at Oakland International Airport and
Maritime Area
Oakland
ONLINE
Port Of Oakland
10/22/2014
02:00 PM
TGO7.3-Miscellaneous Metals
San Francisco
ONLINE
10/23/2014
05:00 PM
As Needed Lead-Based Paint, Mold and Asbestos
Contractor Services
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco Housing Authority
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Utility Infrastructure Upgrade Project Phase II
Fremont
ONLINE
Ohlone Community College
District
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Regional Water System Interties No. 2, 3 and 4
Felton/Scotts
Valley
ONLINE
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Sonora High School Measure J Improvements
Sonora
ONLINE
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Blue Rock Springs Golf Course-Cart Barn Project
Vallejo
ONLINE
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
TG10.4 Electrical, Communications, Security &
Integrated Networks
San Francisco
ONLINE
Vallejo, City of
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
As-Needed Spot Sewer Replacement
San Francisco
Online
San Francisco, City & County of
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
American High School Modular Site Work-Informal
Bid
Fremont
016C
Fremont Unified School District
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
New Middle School (Lease-leaseback Project)
Los Banos
ONLINE
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Janitorial Services-Robert J. Cabral Agricultural
Center
Stockton
ONLINE
San Joaquin, County of
10/23/2014
01:00 PM
USCGC Stratton (WMSL 752) Dockside Repairs
FQ1 FY15
Alameda
ONLINE
Department of Homeland Security
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Jamestown Sidewalks Project
Sonora
ONLINE
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
CRC HVAC Infrastructure Renovation
Sacramento
Online
Los Rios Community College
District
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
HVAC Infrastructure Renovation @ Cosumnes
River College
Sacramento
ONLINE
Los Rios Community College
District
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Cafe and Freight Office at Centerville Train Depot
Fremont
ONLINE
Fremont, City of
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Marshall Phase 2 Community Wastewater Project
Marshall
E835B/013C
Marin, county of
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Whipple Road Pavement Rehabilitation Project
Union City
ONLINE
Union City, city of
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
2012-2013 Miscellaneous Water and Sewer Main
Replacements
Mountain View
ONLINE
Mountain View, city of
10/23/2014
02:00 PM
Capitol Expressway Pavement Repair Between
Seven Trees Blvd and Hwy 101
San Jose
ONLINE
Santa Clara, County Of
10/23/2014
03:00 PM
7744-Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International
Airport Building Trades Contract 14-15
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/24/2014
02:00 PM
AC Transit Advanced Utility Relocations
Oakland
ONLINE
AC Transit District
10/24/2014
04:00 PM
RFQ Chemistry Seismic and Life Corrections
Davis
ONLINE
Davis, UC
10/24/2014
02:00 PM
RFQ-Mechanical and Electrical Consulting Firms
for Future Projects
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento County Municipal
Services Agency
10/24/2014
05:00 PM
RFP - Franchise Tax Board - Butterfield Complex
Sacramento
ONLINE
Department of General Services
10/24/2014
05:00 PM
RFP-Essential Facilities Project Management and
Pre-Construction Services
San Rafael
ONLINE
San Rafael, City of
10/24/2014
02:00 PM
River Oaks Complex Building B Lobby
Reconfiguration
San Jose
E836B/065C
Santa Clara Valley Transportation
Authority
Marin Builders Association ◆ WEEKLY BULLETIN ◆ Page 38
www.marinba.org ◆ [email protected]
Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
10/24/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Design Build Services 123 Rico Street-HVAC
Modernization, Roof Replacement and Solar
Salinas
ONLINE
Housing Authority of Monterey
10/24/2014
12:00 PM
Site General Building Contractor, Mountain View
Revitalization Pilot Program, Conway Homes and
Sierra Vista Homes
San Joaquin
County
ONLINE
San Joaquin Housing Authority
10/24/2014
02:00 PM
Demolition of Single Family Residence (440
Clayton Avenue, Stockton)
Stockton
Online Onl
San Joaquin, County of
10/24/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-Eden Township Exterior Repainting
San Leandro
ONLINE
Alameda, County of
10/24/2014
03:00 PM
RFQ-Sidewalk and Gutter Replacement/Repair
Santa Clara
County
ONLINE
Santa Clara, County Of
10/27/2014
10:00 AM
Warning Lights School Crosswalk Project
Pacifica
Pending
Pacifica, city of
10/27/2014
10:00 AM
Citywide Traffic Signal LED Relamping Project
San Rafael
E837B/061C
San Rafael, city of
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
RFQ Design-Build Services for Technology
Infrastructure at Several Schools
Fremont
ONLINE
Fremont Unified School District
10/28/2014
05:00 PM
Request for Information, POC HVAC Evaluation
and Replacement
Antioch
Online
Delta Diablo Sanitation District
10/28/2014
04:00 PM
RFP-Hazardous Material Abatement Design and
Construction Services for Various School Sites
Oakland
ONLINE
Oakland Unified School District
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
Janitorial Services for Daly City DMV
Daly City
ONLINE
Department of Motor Vehicles
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
Replace Glass Panels at Coliseum, San Leandro,
Bay Fair and South Hayward Stations Platforms
Oakland
ONLINE
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid
Transit District
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
Flooring Replacement
Ukiah/Fortuna
ONLINE
State of California
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
Camino Pablo Pavement Rehabilitation
Orinda
ONLINE
Orinda, City of
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
Tree Removal and Pruning Services
Berkeley
ONLINE
Berkeley, City of
10/28/2014
03:00 PM
Mitchell Park Parking Lot Project
Palo Alto
ONLINE
Palo Alto, City of
10/28/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Data Center and Computer Cloud Backup
Implementation
Palo Alto
ONLINE
Palo Alto, City of
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
Repair of Damaged and Displaced Sections of
Curbs, Gutters and Sidewalks Unit No. 17
Eden Township
E834B/64c
Alameda, County of
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
Administrative Department Operations Center
Video Wall and Headquarters Digital Signage
System for New Police Headquarters on the Public
Safety Campus
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, City & County of
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
Arden Middle School Restroom Upgrades
Sacramento
ONLINE
San Juan Unified School District
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
AC Transit Streets and Parking Lots Improvement
Project
Oakland
ONLINE
AC Transit District
10/28/2014
02:00 PM
New Generator at 2530 Arnold Drive
Martinez
Online
Contra Costa, County of
10/29/2014
02:00 PM
North Natomas Regional Park Phase 5B RebidFarmer’s Market & Parking Lot
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento, City of
10/29/2014
10:30 AM
Beltline Building Project - Phase 1
San Francisco
ONLINE
Port Of San Francisco
10/29/2014
02:30 PM
Davis Park Play Area Renovation
San Pablo
ONLINE
San Pablo, City of
10/29/2014
01:00 PM
Fence Construction and Repairs As Needed
Through 2016
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento Municipal Utility
District
10/29/2014
02:00 PM
Bodega Bay Aquaculture Reroof
Bodega Bay
ONLINE
Davis, UC
10/29/2014
03:00 PM
Concrete Sidewalk, Curb, Gutter and Driveway
Approaches CGBG 2015
Sunnyvale
ONLINE
Sunnyvale, City of
10/29/2014
04:30 PM
2605 Alexia Way
Modesto
ONLINE
Modesto, City of
10/29/2014
02:30 PM
Asbestos Abatement for DMV Headquarters.
Sacramento
Online Onl
Department of Motor Vehicles
Marin Builders Association ◆ WEEKLY BULLETIN ◆ Page 39
www.marinba.org ◆ [email protected]
Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
10/29/2014
10:30 AM
Port Security Fences Phase 4
San Francisco
ONLINE
Port Of San Francisco
10/29/2014
02:00 PM
Removal of Rubber Deposits and Painted Ground
Markings from Airport Pavements
Oakland
ONLINE
Port of Oakland
10/29/2014
03:00 PM
Sebastopol Community Cultural Center Office
Remodel
Sebastopol
ONLINE
Sebastopol, City of
10/29/2014
03:00 PM
Winter 2014/15 Preparation Work for the Phase
Shifting Transformer Project
Santa Clara
ONLINE
Santa Clara, City of
10/29/2014
02:00 PM
TG15.1-Dock Levelers & Bumpers
San Francisco
ONLINE
10/29/2014
02:00 PM
Water Pump Station 3 Modifications
Santa Rosa
ONLINE
Santa Rosa, City of
10/29/2014
03:00 PM
Curb Ramps Installation CDBG 2015
Sunnyvale
ONLINE
Sunnyvale, City of
10/30/2014
01:30 PM
Sludge Thickening System Replacement
San Rafael
ONLINE
Central Marin Sanitation Agency
10/30/2014
03:00 PM
Miller Middle School Interim Housing Portables
Cupertino
Pending
Cupertino Union School District
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-Hilltop and Marina Landscape Maintenance
Assessment Districts Annual Engineer’s Report
Richmond
ONLINE
Richmond, City of
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
The Rehabilitation of Sanitary Sewers in the area
bounded by Park Boulevard, Hollywood Avenue,
Sunnyhills Road, and Brighton Avenue
Oakland
ONLINE
Oakland, City of
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
The Rehabilitation of Sanitary Sewers at Lakeside
Park Pump Station
Oakland
ONLINE
Oakland, City of
10/30/2014
02:30 PM
Tennis Courts Resurfacing Project
Walnut Creek
ONLINE
Walnut Creek, city of
10/30/2014
04:00 PM
2015 Pre-Selected Consultants RFQ
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento, city of
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
Hyde Middle School Interim Housing Portables
Cupertino
Pending
Cupertino Union School District
10/30/2014
03:00 PM
7458-Police Administration and Communication
Buildings (PAB/C) Chiller Replacements Project
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
CNPRC Cage Wash Facility
Davis
ONLINE
Davis, UC
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
Upgrade and Installation of Security Gates
Concord
066C
Central Contra Costa Transit
Authority
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
Janitorial Services for the Pleasanton DMV Field
Office
Pleasanton
Online Onl
Department of Motor Vehicles
10/30/2014
04:00 PM
RFQ-As-Needed Design, Engineering, &
Professional Consulting Services Treasure Island
Project
San Francisco
ONLINE
Lennar Urban
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
TG07.9 Bollards & Barriers
San Francisco
ONLINE
10/30/2014
03:00 PM
7585-Demolition of Kelley House
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
CHP Enhanced Radio System Replace Towers and Pine Grove
Vaults
ONLINE
Department of General Services
10/30/2014
02:00 PM
UC Davis International Complex-Subcontractor
Bids for Select Bid Packages
Davis
ONLINE
10/31/2014
02:00 PM
Janitorial Services for Employment and Economic
Development Department Building
Stockton
ONLINE
San Joaquin, County of
10/31/2014
04:00 PM
RFQ Holloway Avenue Development Opportunity
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco State University
10/31/2014
05:00 PM
Essential Facilities Strategic Plan
San Rafael
ONLINE
San Rafael, City of
10/31/2014
04:00 PM
RFP-Design Engineering Consultant Services for
Charcot Ave Extension over I-880
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City Of
10/31/2014
02:00 PM
RFQ-Lease-Leaseback Services for New District
Offices
Los Altos Hills
ONLINE
Foothill-De Anza Community
College District
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please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
10/31/2014
02:00 PM
RFP-Transportation Engineering Services for
Federal Project CML 5059 State Route 132 (D
Street-14th Street) Intersection developments
Modesto
ONLINE
Modesto, City of
11/3/2014
04:00 PM
RFP-Pilot Parklet for Temporary Sidewalk
Extensions
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento, city of
11/3/2014
05:00 PM
On-Call and Pre-Qualified Shortlist for
Transportation Engineering Services (2015 - 2018)
Contra Costa
County
ONLINE
Contra Costa, County of
11/3/2014
05:00 PM
RFP-Design Engineering and Landscape
Architecture Services for Highway 101 at Airport
Blvd Interchange
Santa Rosa/
Windsor
ONLINE
Sonoma, County of
11/3/2014
02:00 PM
Roof Replacement Project Greenhouse Offices and Sacramento
Storage Facility
ONLINE
Dept of Food & Agriculture CA
11/4/2014
02:00 PM
Christensen Lane and Lake Chabot Road Sidewalk
Improvements in Castro Valley
070C
Alameda, County of
Castro Valley
11/4/2014
10:00 AM
Gunn Signal and Sidewalk Replacement
Palo Alto
ONLINE
Palo Alto Unified School District
11/4/2014
02:00 PM
Unit J Modernization at Prospect High School
Saratoga
Pending
Bartos Architecture
11/4/2014
02:00 PM
Williamson Ranch Plaza Water Main Replacement
Antioch
ONLINE
Antioch, City of
11/4/2014
02:00 PM
Regional Specialty Job Order Contract Roofing,
Paving, Painting
Various Cities
ONLINE
California State University
11/4/2014
02:00 PM
TG12-.2 Overhead Contact System (OCS)
Upgrade
San Francisco
ONLINE
11/4/2014
12:00 PM
RFP-Repainting and Recarpeting of Court Facilities Martinez/
Richmond
ONLINE
Contra Costa, County of
11/4/2014
03:00 PM
Sacramento River Watershed Sanitary Survey
2015 Update
ONLINE
Sacramento, City Of
Sacramento
11/4/2014
02:00 PM
Avila Center Carpet Replacement
Fort Bragg
ONLINE
Mendocino, County of
11/5/2014
04:00 PM
Entrance Doors Retrofit at Trident Center
Merced
ONLINE
Merced, County of
11/5/2014
02:00 PM
Mitchell Road Sewer Trunk Line and Lift Station
Ceres
ONLINE
Ceres, City Of
11/5/2014
02:00 PM
Utility Infrastructure Upgrade (Energy) HVAC/EMS
Efficiency Project Asbestos Abatement
Fairfield
ONLINE
Solano Community College Distr
11/5/2014
03:00 PM
Traffic Loop Replacement Services
San Jose
ONLINE
San Jose, City of
11/6/2014
02:00 PM
Regional Groundwater Storage and RecoveryWILL NOT BE ONLINE
San Francisco
178C
San Francisco, City & County of
11/6/2014
02:00 PM
Replacement of Embarcadero Bridge Over Lake
Merritt Channel-Rebid
Oakland
ONLINE
Oakland, City of
11/6/2014
02:00 PM
CIPP Corrosion Rehabilitation Project
Los Altos
ONLINE
Los Altos, City of
11/6/2014
02:00 PM
Lobby and Staff Lounge Remodel
Roseville
ONLINE
Northern California Power Agency
11/6/2014
02:00 PM
Job Order Contract 52, Electrical (C-10 License),
San Francisco, Peninsula and East Bay
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, City & County of
11/6/2014
02:00 PM
HVAC Replacement and Air Balancing Project for
Placerville DMV Office-Rebid
Placerville
ONLINE
Department of Motor Vehicles
11/7/2014
02:00 PM
2015 Prequalification for SFUSD Projects Eligible
for State Funding
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco Unified School
District
11/7/2014
02:00 PM
Demolition of Partially Built Single Family
Residence
Stockton
ONLINE
San Joaquin, County of
11/10/2014
02:00 PM
University Park-North Garden Apartment Building
#1,3,4,5&10 Asbestos Aba
San Francisco
Pending
San Francisco State University
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Bid list subject to change prior to bid date,
please check with Association.
PROJECT BID SCHEDULE
Bid Date
Bid Time
Project Name
City
BIN #
Plan Issuer
11/10/2014
02:00 PM
Light Rail Efficiency Project:Mountain View Phase
2
Mountain View
E824B/004C
Santa Clara Valley Transportation
Authority
11/11/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Parking Wayfinding
Palo Alto
ONLINE
Palo Alto, City of
11/12/2014
03:00 PM
Smithwick Theater Hardware ImprovementsFoothill College
Los Altos
ONLINE
Foothill-De Anza Community
College District
11/12/2014
01:30 PM
Eden Reservoir Replacement and Round Hill
Reservoir Rehabilitation
Castro Valley/
Alamo
ONLINE
East Bay Municipal Utility District
11/12/2014
02:00 PM
On-Call Utility Potholing at Various Locations
Alameda
County
E839B/067C
Alameda, County of
11/12/2014
02:00 PM
TG13.3 Ground Level Landscaping
San Francisco
ONLINE
11/13/2014
02:00 PM
TG08.3-Skylights
San Francisco
ONLINE
11/13/2014
02:00 PM
Janitorial Services for the Los Gatos DMV Field
Office
Los Gatos
ONLINE
Department of Motor Vehicles
11/13/2014
02:00 PM
Job Order Contract 53, Electrical (C-10 License),
San Francisco, Peninsula and East Bay
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, City & County of
11/13/2014
04:00 PM
RFQ-Architectural and Engineering Team Design
Criteria Consulting fo San Francisco Sheriff’s Dept
Rehabilitation Detetntion Center
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco, City & County of
11/14/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-Prefabricated Modular Data Center
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento, County of
11/14/2014
02:00 PM
Richmond Parkway Interconnect Wire and Pullbox
Replacement
Richmond
ONLINE
Richmond, City of
11/17/2014
02:00 PM
SFO-Design Build Services for Long Term Parking
Garage No. 2 Project
San Francisco
ONLINE
San Francisco International
Airport
11/17/2014
04:00 PM
Auburn Boulevard at Arcade Creek Bridge
Replacement Project
Sacramento
ONLINE
Sacramento, city of
11/17/2014
03:00 PM
RFP-State Route 84 Widening from Pigeon Pass ro Fremont
Interstate 680 Project Approval and Envirnmental
Documents (PA&ED) Phase
ONLINE
Alameda County Transportation
Commission
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
11/18/2014
02:00 PM
Replace Glass Panels at Daly City Station Platform
Daly City
Pending
11/18/2014
02:00 PM
TG16.1 Drywall/Framing
San Francisco
ONLINE
11/18/2014
02:00 PM
TG13.2-Roofing/Waterproofing
San Francisco
ONLINE
11/18/2014
02:00 PM
BART Earthquake Safety Programs Seismic
Retrofit and Repairs at Various Locations
Various Cities
S009/015C
11/19/2014
02:00 PM
TG07.4-Concrete Masonry Units
San Francisco
ONLINE
11/21/2014
05:00 PM
RFP-Solar PV Energy California Department of
Corrections and Rehabilitation
Various Cities
ONLINE
Department of General Services
11/28/2014
02:00 PM
Novato Housing Maintenance & Repair Electrical
System
Novato
ONLINE
J.I. Garcia Construction, Inc.
12/5/2014
12:00 PM
Contractor Prequalification for Napa County South
Campus Improvement Project
Napa County
ONLINE
Napa, County of
12/18/2014
02:00 PM
TG08.10 Glass Curtain Walls
San Francisco
ONLINE
12/18/2014
02:00 PM
TG08.7 Glass Floor Construction Services
Package
San Francisco
Online
12/31/2014
05:00 PM
Fremont Unified School District Qualified Bidders
for the Year 2014
Fremont
ONLINE
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Fremont Unified School District
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Classified ads are provided free to MBA members & staff.
Please advise if position is filled or commodity is sold.
[email protected]
SEEKING CONSTRUCTION
OFFICE ASSITANT
Busy construction company located in downtown San Rafael
seeks reliable assistant with history of long term employment.
Primarily office work with occasional errands.
Looking for someone with:
• Good people skills-will be working with office staff,
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clients, designers, architects and job foremen to get the
job done efficiently.
Effective speaking, reading and writing skills are very
important to us. You will be on the phone quite a bit,
sending emails, assisting in getting bids from subs,
helping clients and foremen.
Attention to detail very important.
Good computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel and
Outlook.
Good organization and tracking skills for duties and
documents.
Experience in construction and marketing a plus.
Tasks may include:
Preparing and tracking invitations to bid.
Working with clients and designers/architects on finish
selections.
Scheduling subs in conjunction with foremen.
Tracking subcontractor information, insurance and
licensing.
Work with foremen on whatever they need help with
such as researching, making calls, following up on
orders.
Depending on the demands of the job and your skills
we’ll need help with website changes, general office
work, special projects.
30-40 hours per week
Medical and retirement benefits
If you would like more information about our company, please,
visit www.floydconstructioninc.com.
Please forward resume and salary requirements to
Laura at Floyd Construction (415) 485-0645
SEEKING ESTIMATOR IN
COMMERCIAL ROOFING
Wedge Roofing, Inc. is currently looking for an Estimator in
the Commercial Roofing Market for the San Francisco Bay
Area. Experienced Estimator who is capable of performing
hard bid and conceptual estimates in both private and public
work markets. They must be able to manage multiple estimates
at one time along with some minor project management.
This person will need to have the ability to work with plans &
drawings, clients, consultants, subcontractors and municipalities. This position will be expected to work in both a team
atmosphere and function autonomously at various times. Local
market estimating experience is also preferred. Commercial
Estimator position works from Petaluma office facility.
Desired Skills & Experience
1.
Familiarity with all major roofing systems.
2.
3.
4.
Local Bay Area experience.
Strong client interaction skills.
Strong plan & bid take off skills.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 707-763-5475
Company Description
Since 1976, San Francisco Bay Area’s most trusted roofing
contractor, Wedge Roofing provides quality and dependable
roofing solutions for residential, commercial, industrial and
public work clients throughout San Francisco, Marin County,
Sonoma County, Napa County and the East Bay.
Lic # 416737 C-2, C39, C-43, & B General
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CLASSIFIED ADS
SEEKING EXPERIENCED
PROJECT MANAGER FOR
SAN RAFAEL BASED
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Residential remodeling company seeks experienced project
managers for full and/or time positions. Health care benefits
available after 60 days. Salary DOE.
QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDE:
Working knowledge of building trades
Strong organizational and managerial skills
Can read plans well and assemble materials lists
2+ years in residential construction industry
Strong organizational and interpersonal skills
Willingness & ability to interface with clients as well
as staff
Strong communication skills and clean/neat appearance
Familiarity with Marin County
Clean driving record
Fluent in both Spanish and English a plus
RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE (BUT NOT
LIMITED TO):
Scheduling and timelines
Job costing
Assemble & order materials
Schedule subcontractors
Coordination, communication, safety, planning,
budgeting
Documentation & job logs
Interfacing with clients/architects/engineers/etc.
Please forward resume and salary requirements to:
[email protected]
Classified ads are provided free to MBA members & staff.
Please advise if position is filled or commodity is sold.
[email protected]
SEEKING GENERAL ENGINEERING
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN FOR
MALONEY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
A successful candidate has the ability to work independently,
manage/lead other crew members, and troubleshoot all aspects
of the projects. The individual should be knowledgeable and
proficient with all phases of general engineering construction
and has an excellent attitude and work ethic. Compensation is
competitive and dependent on experience.
THE SITE SUPERINTENDENT/FOREMAN WILL:
- Direct, supervise and teach other crew members
- Perform any construction tasks needed to meet deadlines
- Determine labor requirements and recruit talent to meet demands
- Create supplies and materials lists and timelines
- Review materials and subcontractors invoices against forecasts
- Review job costs, budgets and weekly field time cards
- Communicate with clients throughout the project to guarantee
customer satisfaction
Requirements:
- Relevant industry experience.
- Must utilize smart phone from the field for emailing and text
messaging
- Must be able to read and interpret plans
- Knowledgeable in all trades
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with an ability
to speak professionally with clients, architects, subcontractors, etc.
- Ability to identify and problem-solve various issues
- Able to run projects with minimal supervision
- Must have a truck in good working condition, insurance, valid
driver’s license and own tools
What we offer:
Competitive salary , 5 days / year PTO after 90 Days, Truck
Allowance, Gas Card
Equal Opportunity Employer
Please submit cover letter and resume to
[email protected]
and we will contact qualified candidates. Or fax to 415-493-6910
please includes salary requirements. Due to the high volume of
responses we will not be able to reply to all inquiries.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
[email protected]
SEEKING ESTIMATING ADMINISTRATOR
Dutra is currently looking for an Estimating Administrator. This position supports the Estimating Department. Successful applicant will be responsible for distributing, organizing and maintaining bidding documents such as plans, specifications, addenda and quotes. Will also work to
support the Chief Estimator and Proposal and Contracts Manager in preparing estimates, proposals, Statement of Qualifications and marketing
materials. Additionally, will assist the Contract Administrator with bonds, contracts and tracking SBE participation.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
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Distribute, organize and maintain bidding documents including printing, copying, filing and tracking distribution.
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Assist in the preparation of estimates, proposals, SOQs and marketing materials.
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Assist in the preparation of contract documents, bond requests and Small Business Enterprise (SBE) requirements and goals.
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Keep accurate records of SBE participation. Ensure company is compliant with SBE regulations.
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Maintain detailed and organized files on future, current and past projects.
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Prepare reports, maintain estimating schedule and track contract deadlines.
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Identify and track bidding opportunities.
importance of the team-related aspects of the essential duties, the aggres-
COMPETENCIES:
sive timeframes under which the employee will operate, and the need for
 Communication Proficiency: Demonstrates effective written and oral
face-to-face interaction with employees in Estimating and Operations in
communication skills.
order to properly perform job-related functions.
 Attention to Detail: Diligently attends to detail and pursues quality in
accomplishing tasks. Checks work to ensure accuracy and completeness.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: This position has no supervi-
 Researching Information: Identifies, collects and organizes data for
sory responsibilities.
analysis and decision making. Knows where and how to access the right
data for the assignment.
WORK ENVIRONMENT: The work environment characteristics
 Teamwork: Promotes cooperation and commitment within a team to
described here are representative of those an employee encounters while
achieve goals and deliverables.
performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual
essential functions.
must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The require-
 Usual office work conditions. The noise level in the work environment
ments listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or
is moderate. Minimum physical exertion.
ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable
individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: The physical demands described here are
 Education/Experience: Associate of Arts degree and at least three
representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully
years of Administrative experience.
perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations
 Language Ability: ability to effectively communicate and respond to
may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the es-
questions from manager, clients, customers and internal team.
sential functions.
 Reasoning Ability: ability to apply common sense understanding to
 The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds.
carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram, or schedule
 Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision.
form.
 While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly
 Computer Skills: to perform this job successfully, an individual should
required to sit; use hands to finger, handle, or feel and talk or hear.
have knowledge of and experience with internet research, and advanced
 The employee is occasionally required to stand and walk.
abilities in Microsoft Office software including Outlook, Word, Excel,
and PowerPoint.
The above job description is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of duties and
 Physical Presence: Regular and predictable physical presence in the
standards of the position. Incumbents will follow any other instructions, and
corporate office is an essential qualification for this position due to the
perform any other related duties, as assigned by their supervisor.
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