Public Jobs

The work generally consists of the installation of concrete sidewalk panel replacement/grinding, five (5) new curb ramps and two (2) new Rectangular Rapid-Flashing Beacon (RRFBs) along Pueblo Avenue. Installation of concrete sidewalk panel replacement/grinding, and driveway replacement/conform on Old Soscol Way. Installation of ten (10) new Rectangular Rapid-Flashing Beacon (RRFBs) along the bike path stretching from California Avenue to Vallejo Street.

The work generally consists of construction of mixed-use pedestrian and bicycle facilities to provide a pathway crossing under State Route 29 at post mile 11.67 between Coffield Avenue on the west and California Boulevard on the east. A series of retaining walls shall be constructed: one with conventional spread footings on the west of State Route 29, and one grouted tie-back wall below the existing highway structures.

Thr work generally consists of storm drain replacement and realignment and ADA accessibility improvements. The project will reconstruct the sidewalk adjacent to all four corners of the intersection to feature new ADA compliant curb ramps and pavement. The project will remove and replace two existing catch basins and the connecting storm pipelines. A third existing catch basin will be modified with a new inlet structure to accommodate a new adjacent curb ramp.

The work generally consists of pavement restoration of approximately 1,800 liner feet of roadway, which includes full digouts and restoration of the majority of the travel lanes and a grind and overlay of the entire surface. The finished pavement markings will be restriped with thermoplastic. The project also includes upgrades to the intersection traffic cameras, minor concrete sidewalk repair and replacement of an existing steel railing over the creek north of Trower Ave.

The work generally consists of replacement of damaged and non-compliant bridge railings and minorconcrete repairs.

The work generally consists of replacement of existing HVAC equipment, minor repairs to roof curbs, new roof curbs where shown on the plans, roof, and ceilings to accommodate HVAC replacement.

The work generally consists of: upgrading the existing traffic signals along Jefferson Street including, but not limited to, the installation, replacement, and/or relocation of: various video detection systems, traffic signal controllers, MMU units, flashing yellow arrow heads and communication services.

The City of Napa is issuing a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Professional Services to Conduct Research and Develop Recommendations to Leverage Napa’s Public Works Contracting to Increase Local Contractor Participation, Increase Local Worker Participation, and Increase Opportunities for Community Members to Participate in Construction Industry Training.

The City of Napa (“City”) is seeking the assistance from qualified parties to provide professional engineering on-call consultant services specializing in private development review and engineering plan check services for the City’s Public Works Department Development Engineering Division (“DED”). Due to the need for such support services, the City is requesting proposals from qualified firms with the intent of selecting up to three (3) firms to perform professional services on an “on-call” basis. The contract with each selected firm (“Consultant”) shall cover a three-year period for a not-to-exceed amount of $500,000.

The City of Napa (“City”) is requesting proposals from qualified professional engineering consulting firms to provide services for the development of a Local Roadway Safety Plan (LRSP).