Job Order Contract (JOC) Work In Private Property For Utilities Undergrounding Program

The City of San Diego is issuing two separate indefinite‑delivery Job Order Contracts (JOCs) for underground utility work on privately‑owned property, split east and west of Interstate 805. The contracts will be awarded to the lowest‑responsive bidder for the east side and the second‑lowest‑responsive bidder for the west side, with a single contractor prohibited from winning both. Pricing follows an Adjustment‑Factor model tied to the City’s Unit Price Book, and bidders must hold an A or C‑10 California contractor license, meet a $3.75 M pre‑qualification capacity, and satisfy SLBE, prevailing‑wage, apprenticeship, bonding and insurance requirements. Task orders will be issued as needs arise, each with its own bonding and insurance certifications, and the overall program is funded up to $15 M with a maximum $7.5 M per contract. • Undergrounding of water, sewer, storm, power, communications, and related utilities on private‑property sites. • Two contracts (East of I‑805 and West of I‑805); award logic: lowest‑responsive for East, second‑lowest for West; one contractor may not win both. • Mandatory pre‑bid meeting on 12 Feb 2026; electronic bid submission due 10 Mar 2026 via PlanetBids; pricing via Adjustment‑Factor model; contract term up to 36 months (or until $7.5 M spent).