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Two additional site visits are scheduled for June 30, 2025, and July 2, 2025, at 11:00 AM CDT. Contractors should email the contracting officer, Beth Wilson, at ***@***. *. * with a list of personnel who will attend. The contractor's fully loaded man-hour rate will be used for negotiating change orders. Direct production man-hours for skilled labor at the journeyman level are included in the price proposal for modifications.

This document details requirements for a contractor to perform preservation work on a vessel, including quality control measures, safety procedures, and specific tasks for hull plating, freeboard surfaces, and superstructure. It outlines required inspections, technical representatives (with qualifications), protective measures, surface preparation methods, preservation requirements, and visual identification markings. The document also specifies the use of certain standards (e. g. , SFLC std spec ****, ****), and references various Coast Guard drawings and publications. Additional information includes the need for a preservation plan, handling of interferences, and specific protections for machinery and equipment. The document also mentions the need for cleaning, inspection, and disposal of wash water, and the use of specific coating systems and colors. There are multiple work items, including tenting, piping repairs, and purifier maintenance. The contractor must provide certain materials and equipment, and the Coast Guard personnel will operate the vessel's equipment during testing. The contractor must submit certifications and reports (CFRs) at various stages of the work.

Proposals are requested for architectural services for the restoration of Chautauqua Hall. Proposals are due August 7, 2025, at 2:00 PM. All architects must be licensed professionals in California. A non-mandatory pre-proposal meeting and tour of Chautauqua Hall will be held on July 15, 2025, at 11:00 AM. Proposals must include firm information, principals, resumes, similar project experience, fee structure, project approach, and project management hierarchy. The overall scope of services includes design and construction drawings for the restoration, with pricing for each phase. The estimated budget for the entire project is $900,000. Selection criteria include architect qualifications, understanding of project requirements, project approach, and ability to complete the project in a timely manner. The evaluation committee will consist of the public works director, recreation manager, and members of the Pacific Grove Heritage Society. Late submissions will not be considered.

The Pinellas County Pavement Preservation Program aims to improve roadway conditions. The construction process will involve traffic control, milling, resurfacing, and pavement markings. Road base reconstruction may be necessary. The program will coordinate with the county to accommodate traffic, pedestrian safety, school crossings, and local businesses.