The City of Santa Ana is seeking qualified contractors to design‑build a Class IV protected bike lane along Memory Lane and Flower Street, together with extensive pedestrian, roadway, utility, and landscape improvements. The work includes new curb‑and‑gutter, sidewalks, medians, bio‑retention basins, irrigation system upgrades, traffic‑signal modifications (LED heads, hybrid beacons, controllers), water‑main replacement, storm‑drain construction, and associated signage and striping. The contract is a sealed‑bid solicitation with a $4.85 M estimated value, a 120‑working‑day construction schedule, and $5,200 per day liquidated‑damage penalty for overruns. Bidders must provide a 10 % bid bond, meet California Class A contractor licensing, prevailing‑wage, insurance, bonding, and Community Workforce Agreement requirements.
• Scope covers concrete pavement, curb‑and‑gutter, bike‑lane, sidewalks, medians, drainage, irrigation, traffic‑signal hardware, water‑main and fire‑hydrant work.
• All work must comply with CalTrans, CSA, CALGreen, NPDES, and City standards; extensive documentation (as‑built, O&M manuals, warranties) is required at close‑out.
• The project is funded by a Caltrans Active Transportation Program grant and includes a $17,813 construction‑permit fee.