California — CSU, Dominguez HillsIssuing agency·Sacramento, CA·via California's Cal eProcure statewide procurement portalANNUAL BLANKET ADVERTISEMENT MINOR CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES NO SPECIFIC PROJECT, BID SOLICITATION, OR AWARD California State University, Dominguez Hills (¿CSUDH¿) is issuing this annual blanket advertisement to identify licensed contractors that may be interested in future minor capital construction opportunities. This advertisement is not for a specific project. No contractor has been selected, no contract has been awarded, and no bids or proposals are being requested or accepted through this advertisement. This posting does not establish a project-specific bid opportunity, bid due date, project scope, contract amount, or award. Contractors should not expect an award announcement or a list of winning bidders as a result of this advertisement. PROSPECTIVE VENDOR REGISTRATION Contractors interested in possible future minor capital construction opportunities may complete the CSUDH Prospective Vendor Registration Form, available through the CSUDH website at: https://forms.microsoft.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=J6dmGolzJ0eoy_JJrI5_-MfmcR8t3ddCiw4cZoQ92M1UQkJST1VISUVIQVFNUzE5WVVYSTg2WkpVSi4u The registration form will be used to develop and maintain a prospective vendor/bidders list for future outreach. Contractors should provide complete and accurate information, including their contractor license number, license classification(s), areas of expertise, geographic service area, target project size, and any DVBE or Small Business certification information. Registration is voluntary and does not constitute a bid, proposal, prequalification, shortlist, contract, or award. Registration does not guarantee that a contractor will be contacted, invited to participate, invited to bid, or awarded work. POTENTIAL FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES CSUDH may contact registered contractors when a future minor capital construction opportunity appears to correspond with the contractor¿s license classification, expertise, project-size information, and other applicable requirements. Potential work may include, but is not limited to: ¿ Removal, replacement, repair, remodeling, renovation, construction, or maintenance of facilities; ¿ Demolition; ¿ Site improvements; ¿ Flooring; ¿ Glazing; ¿ Painting; ¿ Lathing and plastering; ¿ Roofing; ¿ Sheet metal; ¿ Mechanical work; ¿ Plumbing; ¿ Electrical work; ¿ Telecommunications; ¿ Fire alarm systems; ¿ Fire sprinkler systems; ¿ Security and surveillance systems; and ¿ Other related minor capital construction services. If CSUDH proceeds with a particular project, the University will provide project-specific information, including the scope of work, applicable requirements, submission instructions, and deadlines, as appropriate. Any resulting award will be made through the applicable CSU procurement and contracting process. PROJECT REQUIREMENTS Future projects require contractors to: ¿ Hold and maintain the appropriate California contractor¿s license classification; ¿ Be registered and qualified to perform public works under California Labor Code section 1725.5; ¿ Pay prevailing wages applicable to Los Angeles County; ¿ Provide payment and performance bonds, when required; ¿ Maintain required insurance coverage; ¿ Meet applicable DVBE and Small Business participation requirements; ¿ Comply with applicable CSU Contract General Conditions for Design-Bid-Build Minor Capital Projects; and ¿ Mobilize and begin work within a short timeframe, generally ten (10) to fifteen (15) calendar days, if required by the particular project. The CSU Contract General Conditions for Design-Bid-Build Minor Capital Projects and Supplemental General Conditions are available at: https://www.calstate.edu/csu-system/doing-business-with-the-csu/capital-planning-design-construction/Documents/cgc_dbb_minor.pdf The maximum anticipated dollar value of an individual minor capital project is not expected to exceed $1,103,000.00, subject to applicable law, CSU policy, funding, and project-specific procurement requirements. DVBE AND SMALL BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS The California State University Trustees are required to pursue applicable participation goals, including a minimum goal of three percent (3%) Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (¿DVBE¿) participation and a twenty-five percent (25%) Small Business participation goal in applicable contracting construction projects. California law requires contractors and subcontractors performing public works to be currently registered and qualified pursuant to California Labor Code section 1725.5. Additional information and registration instructions are available at: https://www.dir.ca.gov/Public-Works/PublicWorks.html ANNUAL ADVERTISEMENT This blanket advertisement will serve as CSUDH¿s annual advertisement for minor capital construction opportunities for the period July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. CSUDH will not issue a separate blanket advertisement for each potential minor capital project. This does not eliminate the need for project-specific procurement documents, solicitations, instructions, or deadlines when applicable. IMPORTANT NOTICE There are no selected bidders or winning contractors under this advertisement. This advertisement does not result in an award. Contractors who register will be included in CSUDH¿s prospective vendor/bidders list for possible future notification only. Thank you for your interest in becoming a prospective vendor for California State University, Dominguez Hills. Contact Information Maria Hernandez, Executive Director California State University, Dominguez Hills Phone: 310-243-3249 Email: mehernandez@csudh.edu
Sell Event / RFx · Event version 1 · Department: CSU, Dominguez Hills · Event ID: 0000040619
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Potential work includes removal, replacement, repair, remodeling, renovation, construction, or maintenance of facilities; demolition; site improvements; flooring; glazing; painting; lathing and plastering; roofing; sheet metal; mechanical work; plumbing; electrical work; telecommunications; fire alarm systems; fire sprinkler systems; security and surveillance systems; and other related minor capital construction services.
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